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Granot Loma’s most frequent visitors were petitioners, their
children, and other family members. Other visitors during the
years at issue included personal friends, business associates,
and pilots. On several occasions, petitioners’ extended families
joined them at Granot Loma.
While at Granot Loma, petitioners and their guests
participated in recreational activities such as riding all-
terrain vehicles (ATVs), snowmobiling, skiing, hunting, boating,
and fishing. Petitioners kept two small ATVs at Granot Loma for
their children to ride, and three to four full-size ATVs.
Petitioners also kept snowmobiles at Granot Loma. When
petitioners first purchased Granot Loma, their children were
young; the children played, swam, rode on ATVs and snowmobiles,
and otherwise participated in normal childhood activities.
Petitioner participated in many activities with his children,
and, even on days when petitioner was out hunting or fishing, the
family ate meals together and played together in the evenings.
Petitioners’ children left toys, bicycles, and clothing at
Granot Loma when they returned to Winnetka. Petitioners used the
master suite at Granot Loma as their bedroom and office until
they separated. Mrs. Baldwin left her personal belongings in the
master bedroom when she returned to Winnetka. After his
separation from Mrs. Baldwin in 1990, petitioner spent many
weekends and holidays with his children at Granot Loma.
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