Thursday, May 13, 2010

The Villas North Georgia Golf Vacation

Many people feel playing golf is one of the most splendid ways to vacation. Whether you are an amateur or an expert golfer, challenging golf courses never fail your enthusiasm and interest. And if you are one of those folks who dreams of a golfing vacation but hasn't taken one due to the cost limitations, we can make your dream come true! For those dreaming of a golf vacation, The Villas at Cooswattee in the North Georgia Mountains is the place to realize your dreams! North Georgia has some of the most scenic golf courses and provides you with a variety of other activities for you and your family.

The Villas at Coosawattee in the Coosawattee River Resort offers affordable, spacious, and quaint accommodations in the North Georgia Mountains allowing you freedom to golf at courses such as Butternut Creek in Blairsville, Whitepath in Ellijay, or Brasstown Valley. Accommodations vary from one bedroom cabins, three bedroom A Frames & Villas to two & three bedroom Condos. The expansive and varied amenities are exhilarating reasons guests choose The Villas at Coosawattee. Throughout the property, amenities are easily accessible, ranging from indoor and outdoor swimming pools, camp sites, river parks, exercise & weight room, game rooms, miniature golf, horseshoe pits, tennis courts, and basketball courts.

Reserve your villa with The Villas at Coosawattee and enjoy unlimited use of all the location's amenities while being only a short drive from scenic and leading golf courses. If your main goal is to be playing golf during your North Georgia vacation, then worrying about all the other available activities is unnecessary. But you may just be tempted to dabble in all the opportunities you will have before you. After all, North Georgia is home to the apple festival, scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, and breath-taking spring foliage.

Spring in the North Georgia Mountains begins early, bringing new life in March and as early as February. Enjoy North Georgia's exquisite display of dogwoods, azaleas, wildflowers, and mountain laurels as butterflies and hummingbirds visit the colorful and fragrant flowers. Ellijay's expansive apple orchards are blooming with aromatic and beautiful apple blossoms as the days become warmer and longer. The best thing to do is to take the time to plan before-hand for any miscellaneous activities you may have in mind.

As mentioned earlier, Butternut Creek, Whitepath, and Brasstown Valley are available for public play. Butternut Creek Golf Course is one of the area's finest public golf courses. Butternut Creek is surrounded by the majestic beauty of the North Georgia Mountains and features 6,536 yards of dramatic fairways. Experience the thrill of playing this mountainside course with 18 of the best holes in the northwest Georgia area. White Path Golf Course features 18 holes on a beautiful and challenging mountain golf course, with a driving range and practice green available. The golf course is open to the public; however, memberships are also available to Gilmer County residents and out-of-towners. Brasstown Valley Golf Club offers a spectacular mountain golf experience with scenery as breathtaking as the play is challenging. The club has been ranked by both Golf Digest and Leading Golf Courses of America as one of the top courses to play in Georgia. The golf course winds through wildlife preserves, ponds and streams framed in by the mountains. With four sets of tees, all skill levels will be able to enjoy a layout that is maintained to standards you'd expect from a course rated so highly. The facility also offers full practice facilities, Pro Shop, and lessons / clinics.




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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

For Sale ~ Arlington ~ 11692 Underwood ~ $168900 ~ IMMACULATE ~ COME SEE!

Wonderful Corner Lot Home ~ 3 Bedrooms Down w/Bonus Up ~ Updated Kitchen Cabinets ~ Bay Window ~ Breakfast Bar ~ Tiled Fireplace ~ 2" Blinds ~ Wood Laminate Flooring ~ Ceiling Fans ~ Wood Fenced w/Awning ~ Luxury Master Bath w/Jacuzzi ~ & MORE!!



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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

The Ballpark In Arlington or "The Temple"

A montage of the Ballpark In Arlington before it was renamed Ameriquest Field in Arlington.



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Monday, April 19, 2010

Paramount Construction - Major Home Renovations, Large Home Additions & Custom Homes

www.ParamountConstruction.net Award Winning Architects and Builders. 1920 Log House in Rockville Md. We designed and built a large home addition and a major home renovation. This log home is on the 11th hole of Manor Country Club in Rockville Maryland. We design and build new homes, large home additions and major home renovations in bethesda, chevy chase, potomac, rockville, silver spring, darnestown, boyds, poolsville, kensington, mclean, falls church, great falls, arlington, vienna, northwest washington dc



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Sunday, March 21, 2010

Electric Water Heater Inspection

www.thearlingtonhomeinspectors.com - During this home inspection by A-Action Home Inspection Group, our inspector discovered several defects with an electric water heater at a 27 year old home in Arlington, Texas. The inspection of the water heater revealed several safety related defects that ideally should be corrected. Some of the defects that were discovered during this home inspection are as followed; the lack of a discharge pipe on the water heater temperature and pressure relief valve, spliced wires at the top of the water heater, electrical wiring that was not properly covered with conduit, the water heater was installed on the garage floor along with several other defects that will be reported. This video also assist in teaching the viewer how to determine the age and size of the water heater. These short videos represent a very small portion of common defects found every day. If you like the videos or find them helpful to you, PLEASE DONT FORGET to rank and comment on them. http



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Monday, March 15, 2010

Heidi Montag's Engagement Ring and Wedding Plans

Reality television is full of beautiful people but one of the most talked about has to be Heidi Montag. Heidi first gained national exposure on the MTV reality show Laguna Beach, which followed the lives of Lauren Conrad and other teenagers living in the Orange County, California community. Heidi took center stage during the show's spin-off series, The Hills, which followed Conrad as she moved to Los Angeles. Although Heidi appeared in only a couple of episodes of Laguna Beach, it was enough to make her a main cast member of its spin-off. And it was on the set of that show that she met Spencer Pratt. The two dated throughout the show's second season and the season finale even included her moving out of Conrad's home and moving in with Spencer. This change clearly put a strain on her relationship with Conrad and moved the show's focus off just Lauren and onto how the two former best friends were dealing with the divide.

In May 2007, Heidi and Spencer seemed to be taking their relationship to a new level by announcing their engagement. Spencer presented her with a gorgeous ring from Ice at Brentwood Gardens where they went shopping for the ring earlier in the day. The ring's platinum band is encrusted with diamonds. Instead of a traditional diamond, Heidi chose a pink stone for the ring. The engagement took place on a Monday night at the Bacara Spa & Resort in Santa Barbara. Spencer went very traditional wit his proposal: he even dropped to one knee.

Unfortunately, the joy of the engagement was short-lived. Less than a month later, reports were beginning to surface that the engagement was a fake - a publicity stunt intended to net some cash for the couple. According to some reports, the couple was able to earn $30,000 just for posing some photos and sharing the story of their "engagement" with one tabloid. Although those criticisms may seem harsh, the engagement - real or not - didn't last forever. Instead of setting a wedding date, the couple broke up in front of their audience on the season finale of The Hills in December 2007.

While the public break-up should have been the end of the story, Spencer has been very outspoken about his desire to rekindle the romance and maybe to continue the engagement. He may be getting the chance he's been wanting. Reports surfaced in June 2008 that the couple had recently taken a secret trip to Mexico together. During the trip, Spencer read passages to Heidi from the Bible and supposedly they both exchanged their feelings of love. Don't start planning for an MTV wedding special yet though. Heidi isn't convinced that Spencer's feelings are from the heart. She claims to be waiting for some bigger prove of his feelings - something beyond a gorgeous engagement ring. Whether the couple will ever become re-engaged (or engaged for the first time) or married remains to be seen, but there's no doubting Heidi has great taste when it comes to rings.




The author just celebrated her one year anniversary and sports a beautiful ascher cut ring. She and her husband put together the website: http://www.ultimate-engagement-ring-guide.com to help you find the perfect ring.

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Friday, March 12, 2010

Living in Massachusetts Cities and Towns - Arlington, Massachusetts

Arlington is located in Eastern Massachusetts, bordered by Winchester on the north, Medford and Somerville on the east, Cambridge and Belmont on the south, and Lexington on the west. Arlington is 6 miles west of Boston and 200 miles from New York City.

The town was founded over 350 years ago and is still very proud of its history even though it has grown into a modern community. This is the birthplace of our Uncle Sam and the location of the first public children's library. Arlington was also the site of most of the fighting when the British marched through it returning from the Old North Bridge at the start of the Revolutionary War.

Arlington has many historical buildings. It was once a thriving agriculture and mill town. There is easy access to metropolitan Boston, which makes Arlington a very desirable place to live.

There are good schools and recreation facilities in Arlington, which makes it attractive to families.

Government includes:

o Board of Selectmen

o Town Manager

o Representative Town Meeting

There is rental assistance in Arlington, State (MRVP) and Federal Section 8.

Transportation:

Since Arlington is situated in the Greater Boston Area, there are excellent rail, air and highway facilities.

Arlington is a member of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which provides fixed route service to the Alewife, Harvard, and Lechmere subway stations. It also provides service for the elderly and disabled.

Parks and Historical Sites in Arlington, Massachusetts include:

o Robbins Library, which is the oldest continuously operated free children's library in the country.

o The Jason Russell House: A museum that displays a mastodon tusk found in Spy Pond by a fisherman who thought he had brought up a tree branch.

o The Prince Hall Mystic Cemetery is the only black Freemason Cemetery in the country.

o Spy Pond Park

o The Great Meadow

o The Minuteman Bikeway is a popular rail-trail built in 1992 that passes through Arlington neighborhoods.

o A water tower at Park Circle that is an exact copy of the ancient Greek Arsinoeon of Samothrace.

Arlington, Massachusetts has been the home of many notable residents.

Schools:

Arlington's public school system consists of nine schools. The seven elementary schools are Brackett, Bishop, Thompson, Hardy, Pierce, Stratton and Dallin. There is a single middle school called Ottoson and Arlington High School for grades 9 - 12.

Private schools include two catholic schools and one elementary/middle school called St. Agnes.

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© 2007 Connie Limon All Rights Reserved




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