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Couple bought 101 acres in 2024 and decided to preserve the land forever

From Times of India · () English

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  • Jeff and Betsy Yingling bought 101 acres in Freedom Township, Pennsylvania, in 2024.
  • After living on the property and observing its wildlife, cropland and wooded areas, they finalized a permanent preservation easement in August 2026.
  • The easement protects all 101 acres for future generations.

Jeff and Betsy Yingling bought 101 acres in Freedom Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania, in 2024. Before the sale had even closed, they began considering how to protect the land permanently.

Living on the property gave them a close view of its wildlife, cropland, wooded areas and changing scenery. They ultimately decided to place a preservation easement on the land.

The easement was finalized in August 2026, permanently protecting all 101 acres for future generations.

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