Wow! thanks for all the advice you guys. I do value your advice. I figure most of us here are pretty level headed, and I realize that sometimes we get a little carried away. But I think there have been many good points made here.
I told the rescuer that I'm going to refrain from providing use of my land. I forwarded her a link to this thread so she could see the opinions for herself. She sounds quite level-headed herself and I don't like to disappoint her, but the potential for unintentional difficulties makes me agree with you guys.
I was actually quite interested when she emailed me. I thought of lots of good things about it. Unfortunately I'm 6000kms away for ten months of the year. It's becoming kinda onerous trying to get someone to use the land from such a distance away. Being able to meet people face to face is way better!
I really appreciate the advice I get from you guys (and gals). I've asked lots of questions over the years, and I find you a real stand up group! Even if we haven't actually met in person...
Rod, (in NS) maybe we can get together for a beverage over the summer. I'm in Debert, a quiet little place by the river. I'm only home in July and August, but I'll have plenty of cold beverages in my fridge if you'd like to pop by.
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