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To: bentway who wrote (825744)	12/25/2014 10:29:36 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576609

"If you own a sea - level property in any of those affected areas, what you want to do is find a sucker...Re-invest in some Alaskan or Canadian land." Montana seems to be getting popular. Gov. Rick Scott's Montana get-away Michael C Bender Friday, July 22, 2011 Gov. Rick Scott is taking a breather this week, escaping the Florida heat (and his poor poll numbers) with the 70-degree days and 50-degree nights in northwest Montana. Where in Montana? The new 60.6-acre property near Troy, Mon. he bought on June 22. Tucked into the Kootenai National Forest, it's just a couple miles down the Kootenai River from the Big Sky property of his new chief of staff, Steve MacNamara. We're told Scott, a multi-millionare with a beachfront home in Naples, bought the property for $1.45 million. (Montana is one of the few states where property sale prices are not public record.) Scott bought the land from Gerald Mercer, a retired executive registered to vote in St. Petersburg. tampabay.com