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Best Parks in Oviedo, Florida

Oviedo, Fl is a small city in Seminole County, Florida. Oviedo has beautiful parks that you can enjoy with your family or friends—and maybe even your dog!

We all have our favorite parks, from playgrounds to walking trails, and baby swings to jungle gyms. The City of Oviedo has many great parks for residents to enjoy. From the fitness and activity centers, to the swimming pools and ball fields, you're sure to find something for everyone!

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Parks in River Oaks Landing, FL

The parks in River Oaks Landing, FL are some of the best in all of Central Florida. Whether you want to spend a day at Disney World or Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure, or just enjoy a relaxing day at the beach, there is something for everyone here in Orlando.

Parks in Roose Run, FL

The parks in Roose Run, FL are very popular with residents. There are several baseball fields, basketball courts and playgrounds for kids of all ages to enjoy during their free time. The community has several lakes where you can go fishing or boating if you wish.

This city is full of magic and wonder, and it's not just because you're surrounded by Disney World. You can find all kinds of fun things to do in Orlando, whether you're looking for a relaxing day at the beach or a night out on the town.

Orlando has been named one of the best cities in America for singles, so if you want to meet someone new, this is definitely the place to be!

Many of our parks provide a variety of amenities making them tourist favorites as well. We hope that you'll explore all of our parks and come up with your own list of top favorites.

Here are some of my favorite parks in Oviedo:

Central Winds Park

·  Central Winds Park is a public park in Oviedo, Florida.

·   The park has playground equipment, picnic tables, and a splash pad that can be used by children of all ages.

·   It's open daily from sunrise to sunset.

Little Big Econ State Forest

The Little Big Econ State Forest is located on the outskirts of Oviedo. The park offers more than 25 miles of trails that are perfect for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Additionally, the park has two lakes: Lake Flirt and Lake Emma. This area is also home to many wildlife species including deer, alligators and wild boar.

Riverside Park

Riverside Park is a great place to spend a day in Oviedo, Florida. It's located next to East Lake Tohopekaliga and has several amenities such as tennis courts and playgrounds. Admission is free unless you want to play sports on the courts or rent equipment (like volleyball nets). There are also several other activities nearby including water skiing lessons at Ski Club Water Sports Center & Ski School, biking at Oviedo Bike Park, horseback riding at Horse Country Stables Incorporated and golfing at Orange Tree Country Club Golf Course.

Oviedo Aquatic Facility

The Oviedo Aquatic Facility is a great place to go for those who want to spend their time in the water. The facility has a variety of different water slides, including the Lazy River, Wave Pool, diving board and kiddie pool. It also has a hot tub that you can relax in after spending some time on any of the slides or in the pool.

We hope you enjoy the variety of parks in Oviedo, Florida!

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61. Georgie’s acting a+, girl lay it on KoA for me please.

62. James IV’s resting place is a great mystery.

63. The shot we thought was Rauiri entering the castle in armour is actually KoA.

64. Surely KoA would’ve washed by now the castle wasn’t in the back yard.

65. Lina has twins!! So adorable

66. I am so disappointed we didn’t see Rauiri in the battle of spurs.

67. What is Anne B wearing?

68. Ok we have a Duke of Loungville I needa read up on him cos his name rings a bell.

69. Charlie B cracking jokes.

70. Henry calling Oviedo a dog doesn’t sit right.

The Spanish Princess Part Two Episode Two Liveblog

**It has been a big weekend here in my country and I have been so excited (election and rugby) so please forgive me if some thoughts are barely there**

LET’S GO - a little birdie said a future Marquess of Pembroke is in this episode so I may do a screenshot here and there. 

1. Okay so they have recapped a lot with Edmund De La Pole my guess he’s in this episode.

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The Daily Tulip – International Archaeological News From Around The World

Friday 4th August 2017

Good Morning Gentle Reader….  So many people seem to enjoy Friday’s, not only because it’s the end of the working week, but also it’s the day that they get to read all about the Archaeological Discoveries made in the four corners of this little blue planet…Well today we look at discoveries in Canada, Russia, Dominican Republic, Japan, Italy, New Zealand and the USA, quite a diverse mixture of countries… Even more discoveries can be found at another of my pages Our Past Beneath Our Feet if you enjoy this little excursion into the world of archaeology you will certainly enjoy what you discovery there.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/OurPastBeneathOurFeet/

18TH-CENTURY CEMETERY EXCAVATED ON NOVA SCOTIA….  CAPE BRETON ISLAND, CANADA—Students from the University of New Brunswick are assisting with the effort to exhume approximately 1,000 eighteenth-century graves near the Fortress of Louisbourg before they erode into the Atlantic Ocean, according to a report from CBC News. The settlement began in 1713 as a French fishing village, but it grew into a commercial port and was surrounded by fortification walls by 1740. The site changed hands several times with the British over the following tumultuous 30 years. “What we’ll be looking at is overall health patterns,” said Amy Scott of the University of New Brunswick. “We will also be looking at elements of trauma, infectious disease, migration patterns, even potentially ancient DNA,” she said. The remains will be reburied when the project is completed.

MEDIEVAL CHILD’S BURIAL UNEARTHED IN NORTHERN RUSSIA…. SALEKHARD, RUSSIA—According to a report in The Siberian Times, a medieval burial containing the remains of a young child has been discovered in northern Russia, above the Arctic Circle. Researchers spotted a fragment of a bronze bowl exposed by wind erosion while on an expedition to monitor permafrost on the Gydan Peninsula. The turquoise-colored piece of bronze is thought to have been made in Persia, and was about 200 years old when placed over part of the child’s head some 1,000 years ago. The lone burial could have been left by traders who camped at the site while hunting for walrus, birds, and furs. “He or she was from some wealthy family, judging by the things laid in the grave,” said archaeologist Andrey Gusev of the Arctic Research Center. A ceramic vessel, fragments of fur clothing, a ring, and the decorated handle and sheath of a knife were also recovered.

16TH-CENTURY CRYPT DISCOVERED IN NEW WORLD’S FIRST CATHEDRAL….  SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC—According to a report in El País, a brick vault that could hold the remains of Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo has been found at the Basilica Cathedral of Santa María la Menor, the first cathedral built in the Americas. Oviedo wrote Summary of the Natural History of the Indies, the first account of the New World, and served as governor of the fortress of Santo Domingo from 1532 until his death in 1557. “We know that up to middle of the sixteenth century there was an altar dedicated to Santa Lucía built on Oviedo’s instructions, and that right underneath he ordered a vault to be constructed, where he was buried,” said Esteban Prieto Vicioso, head of the conservation project at the cathedral. Christopher Columbus had also been buried at the cathedral for a time, but his body was later moved. Prieto Vicioso explained that there is no documentary evidence that Oviedo’s body was ever exhumed, however. The restoration team plans to open the crypt, which, in addition to Oviedo’s remains, might hold an iron key to the fortress of Santo Domingo. A head injury received during a knife fight could help Prieto Vicioso’s team identify Oviedo’s remains.

2,300-YEAR-OLD CARPENTRY TOOL DISCOVERED IN JAPAN….  ISHIKAWA PREFECTURE, JAPAN—The Asahi Shimbun reports that an intact carpenter’s tool has been unearthed at the Yokaichijikata site on the island of Honshu. The 2,300-year-old tool is made up of an iron yariganna, or cutting pike plane, measuring about six inches long. The iron is thought to have been imported from overseas, since the tool predates known iron production in Japan. The upper part of the iron bar was inserted into a carved haft, the top of which resembles the handle of a baseball bat, and was affixed with tape made of Japanese cherry bark. The small tool may have been used with just one hand to smooth wooden surfaces. Much larger yariganna would have been used with two hands. The tool could provide information on how iron was traded throughout the Japanese archipelago

MONUMENTAL TOMB DISCOVERED NEAR POMPEII…. NAPLES, ITALY—A monumental tomb with a long funerary epigraph describing the life of the deceased has been discovered in Porta Stabia, according to a report in ANSAmed. The inscription is missing the man’s name, but it says he was a duoviro, or Pompeii city magistrate, and describes his coming of age, his wedding, and his sponsorship of banquets and games. The inscription also contains information about an armed brawl at a gladiator show in Pompeii in 59 A.D., in which the tomb’s occupant may have been killed. We know from an account left by the Roman historian Tacitus that after a Senate investigation into the brawl, ordered by Emperor Nero, that the residents of Pompeii were forbidden to hold gladiator games for ten years, and those who organized the games and incited the clash were exiled. Pompeii’s general director, Massimo Osanna, said the newly found inscription complements the account left by Tacitus and mentions that some of the city’s magistrates were also exiled.

NEW IMAGING TECHNIQUE REVEALS SIXTH-CENTURY TEXT…. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS—Live Science reports that a sixth-century text has been found hidden in the binding of a sixteenth-century book of poetry. A team led by Emeline Pouyet and Marc Walton of the Northwestern University–Art Institute of Chicago Center for Scientific Studies developed a technique combining visible hyperspectral imaging and X-ray fluorescence to examine the binding of a 1537 copy of Works and Days, a book written by the ancient Greek poet Hesiod, when they noticed writing beneath the parchment covering the book board. They suspect the sixteenth-century bookbinder tried to remove the text on the board by washing and scraping it, but some of the ink remained and over time, it degraded the parchment placed over it. The new imaging technique revealed the recycled materials had originally been pages of the Roman law code, annotated with references to the church’s canon law in the margins, perhaps by a medieval university student. Pouyet and Walton say the new imaging technique will make it easier to examine delicate, recycled books when the powerful X-rays of a synchrotron are not available.

HUNTERS MAY HAVE DRIVEN NEW ZEALAND’S SWANS TO EXTINCTION….  DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND—Stuff.co.nz reports that New Zealand’s native black swans were hunted to extinction by Polynesians in the fifteenth century. Nic Rawlence of the University of Otago Palaeogenetics Laboratory and his team compared the skeletons of living birds and fossilized swan remains, and examined DNA samples of the birds. The researchers concluded that almost all of the black swans now living in New Zealand are descended from swans brought from Australia in the 1860s. The native swans also arrived from Australia, but between one and two million years ago. They were heavier, and had longer legs and smaller wings, and might have eventually become flightless in another million years, Rawlence said. It had been thought the black swans living in New Zealand now were the same species as those found in the fossil record. Rawlence and his colleagues dubbed the fossil species “pouwa,” after a black bird that lived in the Chatham Islands in a Moriori legend.

Well Gentle Reader I hope you enjoyed our look at the archaeological news from around the world this, Friday morning… …

Our Tulips today are in Holland with antique Windmills as companions....

A Sincere Thank You for your company and Thank You for your likes and comments I love them and always try to reply, so please keep them coming, it's always good fun, As is my custom, I will go and get myself another mug of "Colombian" Coffee and wish you a safe Friday 4th August 2017 from my home on the southern coast of Spain, where the blue waters of the Alboran Sea washes the coast of Africa and Europe and the smell of the night blooming Jasmine and Honeysuckle fills the air…and a crazy old guy and his dog Bella go out for a walk at 4:00 am…on the streets of Estepona…

All good stuff....But remember it’s a dangerous world we live in

Be safe out there…

Robert McAngus

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Effective Flea and Tick Treatment for Your Pets in Oviedo

Pets, especially dogs and cats, bring joy and companionship into our lives. However, with pet ownership comes the responsibility of ensuring their health and well-being. One of the most common concerns pet owners face is flea and tick infestations. These pests not only cause discomfort to your pets but can also lead to more serious health issues. In Oviedo, as in many other places, fleas and ticks are a persistent problem, making it crucial to stay proactive with treatment.

Understanding Fleas and Ticks

Flea And Tick Treatment Oviedo are external parasites that thrive in warm environments, making areas like Oviedo an ideal habitat. Fleas are tiny, wingless insects that feed on the blood of their hosts, while ticks are arachnids that latch onto the skin to suck blood. Both pests are capable of transmitting various diseases to pets, including Lyme disease, tapeworms, and flea allergy dermatitis.

Ticks are particularly concerning because they are often carriers of bacteria and viruses that can cause serious health issues not only for pets but also for humans. Lyme disease, an illness spread by ticks, can cause symptoms like lameness, fever, and lethargy. Fleas, on the other hand, reproduce quickly and can create large infestations, leading to itching, hair loss, and more severe skin infections.

Signs of Flea and Tick Infestation

It’s important to recognize the signs of flea and tick infestations early to prevent further complications. Some common symptoms that may indicate your pet has fleas or ticks include:

Excessive scratching or biting: Pets will often scratch, bite, or lick at areas of their body where fleas or ticks are present.

Hair loss: Prolonged infestations can cause hair loss, particularly around the base of the tail or the neck area.

Red or inflamed skin: Fleas cause itching, which leads to skin irritation and sometimes infection.

Visible fleas or ticks: Fleas are often seen as tiny dark specks on your pet’s fur, while ticks appear as small, round lumps attached to the skin.

Restlessness or agitation: Pets may become more restless or anxious due to the discomfort caused by the parasites.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s important to seek treatment promptly to prevent more severe problems from developing.

Preventing Fleas and Ticks

Prevention is the best strategy when it comes to fleas and ticks. There are several measures you can take to keep these pests at bay:

Regular grooming: Brushing your pet’s fur regularly helps remove any fleas or ticks that may be present. Use a flea comb for more effective removal.

Maintaining a clean environment: Fleas can lay eggs in carpets, bedding, and furniture. Vacuum your home frequently and wash your pet’s bedding regularly in hot water.

Landscaping: Ticks tend to live in tall grasses, shrubs, and wooded areas. Keep your yard well-maintained by mowing the lawn and trimming bushes to reduce tick habitats.

Avoid high-risk areas: When walking your dog, avoid areas where fleas and ticks are more likely to be found, such as wooded areas or places with tall grass.

Natural Remedies for Flea and Tick Control

While chemical treatments are often effective in treating flea and tick problems, many pet owners prefer natural alternatives. There are a variety of methods you can try, including herbal treatments, essential oils, and other home remedies. Here are a few popular options:

Cedarwood: This natural oil is known to repel fleas and ticks. You can add a few drops to your pet’s collar or mix it with water to make a spray.

Apple cider vinegar: A diluted solution of apple cider vinegar can be sprayed on your pet’s coat to help deter fleas and ticks. It also helps balance the pH of the skin, making it less attractive to pests.

Lemon: Lemon has natural flea-repellent properties. You can make a flea spray by boiling lemon slices in water and then using the cooled solution to spray on your pet’s fur.

Diatomaceous earth: This natural substance can be sprinkled in areas where fleas and ticks are common, such as your pet’s bedding or the carpet. It works by dehydrating the pests.

Although these remedies can provide some relief, they are not always as effective as other treatments. If you live in an area with a heavy infestation of fleas or ticks, it may be necessary to combine natural treatments with professional solutions.

Professional Flea and Tick Treatment

In cases of heavy infestation, or when natural remedies aren’t enough, professional treatments are the most reliable option. There are various veterinary treatments available that can help eliminate fleas and ticks. These include:

Topical treatments: These are applied directly to your pet’s skin and provide protection for several weeks. They work by killing fleas and ticks on contact.

Oral medications: These medications are taken by mouth and are highly effective in killing fleas and ticks. They often come in the form of chewable tablets and can offer longer-lasting protection.

Flea collars: Specialized flea collars contain chemicals that are slowly released over time to kill fleas and ticks. They provide continuous protection for several months.

Injectable treatments: These are typically administered by a veterinarian and can offer long-term protection from fleas and ticks.

These treatments are usually safe and effective, but it’s important to consult your veterinarian before starting any new treatment plan for your pet. A vet will be able to recommend the best course of action based on your pet’s health and the severity of the infestation.

The Importance of Regular Check-ups

Even with prevention and treatment, it’s essential to keep up with regular vet visits. Your veterinarian will be able to check for any signs of flea or tick infestations, as well as address any health issues that may arise due to these pests. Additionally, your vet can help you create a comprehensive plan to protect your pet from fleas and ticks year-round.

Fleas and ticks are a persistent problem for pet owners in Oviedo, but with the right prevention and treatment methods, they don’t have to be a constant worry. Regular grooming, cleaning your home, and using natural or professional treatments can help keep your pets comfortable and healthy. Remember, staying proactive with flea and tick prevention is key to ensuring your pet’s well-being, so always consult your veterinarian for the best course of action.

By taking the necessary steps to prevent and treat fleas and ticks, you can provide your pet with a long, healthy, and pest-free life.

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So around 5 years ago I was evicted from my apartment, because I'm a white girl in a very large mixed family they decided that the only reason so many black people could possibly be coming to my door was because I was selling weed, not because the apartment is halfway between UCF college and my parent's house two full cities away. I starred the 3 locations on the map below. University of Central Florida is in Oviedo and my parent's live in St Cloud, I lived in Orlando right off the toll road halfway between the two. Perfect for a college kid to crash on their sister's couch.

They had no proof of course, and I managed to hire a lawyer and get out of paying the 8 months of rent left on the lease, but I still had to move back in with my parents. Which is why I'm turning 31 and still living at home. Yay!

Now that we have background, this house was freshly built when I moved in, my parent's worked hard most of their life and at the spry age of 50 my mother finally owned her own home! The big event was she finally had one of these big bath tubs, the kind you can stick your feel all the way out in and your titties aren't beached. A tub that you dream of as soon as you grow tall enough to realize you're days of freely playing in the bath are over. Something must be sacrificed to the horrible cold air, be it knees, toes, or nipples. You just dont fit all of you in the water anymore.

Finally, we have THIS

What a beautiful thing to behold for my sad shriveled minimum wage heart.

Except no. The insulation is TERRIBLE. Even with the water as hot as it goes it cools too fast, we have tried filling it with boiling water from an electric kettle. Nothing worked!! We eventually used it as a storage area, dirty clothes, cat toys, hidden christmas and easter gifts, occasionally washing the dog. You've probably seen it in a few bonding photos like my recent Chinchilla updates

The problem has always been that the bottom of the tub is COLD because it's the second floor and an AC vent runs under it, there is no insulation, so if the AC is running the bathtub floor gets chilly. Not much, but a pretty stable 70F degrees, which is enough to leach the water of warmth and also ruin a bath because you're back and booty are laying right on it. It was terrible.

Enter this:

This, THIS beautiful creation, took nearly 4 hours but it fought and won a war I've been engaged in with my bathtub for 5 years. If I could marry it I would.

It originally got the surface temperature to 100 within an hour, but once I unplugged it and tested the water the bottom layer was still very cold! Because heat rises, and the issue was the floor of the tub, the top of the water was 101f and the bottom was a sad 82f, so after grabbing my long handled back scrubber and stirring the water every 20 minutes like a Victorian era laundress for the next 2 hours the water was not only a steady even 106F but the floor of the bathtub was warmed too!!

I finally, for the first time in my life, have a bathtub full of hot water I can fully submerge in.

And that's why my broke ass is short $40, but I talked myself up to it by rationalizing that I could hook this up to a generator during a hurricane or camping and heat buckets of water for dishes so really it was an essential purchase right?

I was bad and ordered a floating $40 water heater but in my defense I justified it because I can use it when I move into the trailer.

But it has changed my life. Review to follow.

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Beautiful Attractions in Oviedo, FL Neighborhoods

Introduction

If you're looking for a place to visit that is beautiful, Oviedo, FL has the perfect destinations. From Aloma to Baldwin Park and everything in between, there are many things to see and do here in this neighborhood.

Aloma is a great place to go to. It is a beautiful place and it has many things to do there. You can enjoy the nice weather, go on walks with your family or friends, shop for groceries at Publix, or have dinner at one of its many restaurants. Aloma also has many parks where you can play sports if you are into that sort of thing! 

There are many parks to choose from. You can go to the baseball fields and play catch with your friends or have a game of soccer! Aloma is also home to many different sports teams such as the Oviedo High School football team, the Oviedo High School basketball team, and even a gymnastics team! Baldwin Park If you are looking for something fun to do with your family on a weekend, take them over to Baldwin Park in Oviedo. This neighborhood is very close to many other places like Oviedo Mall, which is where you can go shopping for clothes, shoes, or anything else you might need. You could also take a trip over to Lake Mary and enjoy some of its restaurants and parks. There are many things to do in this beautiful neighborhood so make sure to visit it soon!

Baldwin Park is a neighborhood in Oviedo, FL. It's absolutely beautiful and boasts more than 1,000 acres of land. As you walk through the park, you'll see many different types of Florida wildlife including turtles, snakes, and alligators. The park also has plenty of trees that make it feel like an oasis away from the hustle and bustle of city life. If you're looking for someplace to spend time with your family or friends while enjoying nice weather together then this is definitely a place worth checking out!

Formerly the site of a sprawling Naval Training Center, Baldwin Park has been transformed into a tranquil, primarily residential community with palm tree-lined streets featuring quaint cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops. With two lakes as focal points, the area also offers Blue Jacket Park, home of the RTC Orlando Memorial, as well as walking and cycling along Cady Way Trail.

If you're looking for a beautiful place to go, here are some of the most popular attractions in your area:

Aloma: Aloma is a 5-acre park that offers many fun activities throughout the year. It has a dog park, playground, and picnic areas. There's also an outdoor fitness area where you can work out while enjoying nature at its best.

Baldwin Park: This park offers more than 20 acres of open space with trails and scenic views that you'll love exploring with family or friends. As one of the most popular parks in Oviedo, FL, it's no surprise that this location attracts visitors from all over Central Florida! This is definitely one place worth checking out!

Conclusion

Oviedo, FL is a beautiful place with so many great attractions and places to visit. If you are looking for something new and exciting to do in Oviedo, FL then we recommend visiting one of these great parks or museums.

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