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Ameya Preserve, Paradise Valley, Montana

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Saw the developer ‘pitch’ for the project. Impressive speaker (Mr. Dokken). Nothing is built there yet, and it seems awfully promotional. (Buy first, deliver it later, hopefully) Big Sky is way too far away to use Ameya for a winter home, and there isn’t really golf of quality nearby, but to hang with Maya Angelou and Alice Waters for the summer might be cool, (you can keep the symphony stuff please) although it is unclear if that would really happen.
Buyer Beware â that is advice worth heeding. Yes, the advertising is âawfully promotional.â Readers of this blog would be well served search on Ameya at the Ethicurean or Gristmill blog sites:
https://www.ethicurean.com/2007/10/23/alice-waters-and-ameya-preserve or
https://gristmill.grist.org/story/2007/10/25/114333/23
When local residents question the validity of Ameyaâs promotional material, their behavior was attributed to âclass envy.â (https://www.gifthub.org/2007/08/class-envy-in-m.html) Wade Dokken has such a way with words. One can only wonder if all of his supposed partners feel the same way about inquisitive minds. However, you can, and should, check all of this our for yourselves at the above websites.
Ted