sections and we first started living here i don't think it was a whole lot different than your use of the house that the white house next door six really hasn't changed much so there's not really a ghost in the house but there's been a long spread of stories about there being one various people have seen stuff but the it got to a point where the people that i bought the house from in the late seventy's actually built a room for the ghost i've seen surprised suddenly to realize that i'm looking at loose tracks i'm being surprised to see a d s you know suddenly this is noise of a deer running through i know that cochran road was once called river road but it was changed to cochrane road in one nine hundred seventy two after the members of the cochrane family performed so wonderfully at the one nine hundred seventy two olympics and so it now bears their name and they're on it there are papers and i think we still have them just papers after paper that have dad written about mathematical stuff like putting in the t bar he did all of that he got it somebody i think gave him a trampoline bed and he put he dug a hole in the ground and then he put two four pieces of wood or trees that he cut and then he had the rope to rope and he put it around putting it through the every day talking on the road which i said still a nice area but it's not just coming down cochran road from the village into jonesville and it's evening time and you're here either biking or running and you're seeing the kemp's farm up on the right in the cornfields on the left in the hills it's just lovely and it's i do know when we have visitors that come you know we've to start to take it for granted i'm always see jumping across the room to go to the river to get water and then certain times of the spring you see the frogs and the thousands of frogs on cochran road you know and it's like an obstacle course trying not to hit them early spring it usually floods and then it the the water subsides in the middle had come up and so when my daughter maybe my son or daughter was in fourth grade she didn't project forty flood plain forest and every day went down took pictures and she you know documented all the wildlife in plants and things like that that's very cool and they still like to go down there and initially there were several farms on the road and since that since the seventies there's been a number of homes built this the farms have changed from being  agriculture like the main firm is now horse firm so the land is still the hay is still harvested but you know you don't really see crops grown on it it's more it's becoming more of a residential area and i think the community has been really good like rebuilding the monitor barns and you know the traditional style that's been pretty cool used to be a big old barn right here on the corner that was about fall down and the bombarding  built you know kind of a cool little miniature version of it which was nice but you know largely just this little circle has been as stated pretty untouched and that's that's really nice we figure to probably stay that way for a while because the land across there floods every year or so and this house is well this house is not on flood plain everything around it pretty much is so we think we're kind of protected a little bit from too close  neighbors the bird feeder was on on the back itself and the bear helped themselves and then wandered off towards the village we don't know where he went if anybody saw him and a week everybody because he was probably the first one in richmond that really was into jogging and running for help and he was a tall slender man and he would you see everywhere in richmond running he had a lot of  serial numbers on furniture and things like that and it just seemed crazy to me and i said how do you know they don't stamp furniture with serial numbers why are you asking for this and he said in other states in neighborhoods  he had seen insurance fraud where he would go through a house and report things and look out and they would be carrying things from one house to the next so the house could get a higher valuation for insurance reimbursement and he said he said the opposite is happening here he said i've never seen a community or a state sort of bond together and help each other and be looking out for each other and