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daily-windsor-co · 2 years ago

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Education in Windsor, CO

The education in Windsor, CO, is also good. So if you’re considering moving to Windsor and want to find out if the education in this area is good for your children, then this is helpful. The Windsor School has a good rating. Top-rated public schools in Windsor are based on different measures such as academic performance and equity. Some elementary schools are Windsor Charter Academy Elementary School, Mountain View Elementary School, Grandview Elementary School, Skyview Elementary School, and more. Windsor Charter Academy Middle and Early College High School have great middle and high school ratings. Other schools are Severance Middle School and Windsor Middle School.

Water Valley retirement community

Water Valley retirement community is found at 55 Resort Apartments at Water Walley. It’s a beautiful apartment with all utilities included in the price. There are available floor plans for one one-bedroom, one bedroom and study room, two bedrooms, and two bedrooms plus study room. I like this apartment in Water Valley because of the amenities, such as the 27 holes of world-class golf at the Pelican Lakes and the Pelican Falls Golf Course. If you love playing golf, you’ll love this place. I love this location; it’s 7,264 yards of wildlife, water, and holes that will challenge even expert golfers. For more information, you can contact (970) 449-8466.

Active lifestyle living in Water Valley

55 Resort Apartments in Water Valley offers an active living lifestyle in Water Valley. It’s the apartment homes where you’ll experience resort-style living. Living in this apartment offers unique amenities that are near the different attractions. The amenities available from 55 Resort Apartment in Water Valley are among the most amazing reasons I live here. The best amenities include a pool and a hot tub available year-round. There’s also a pub, a fitness room, a game room, a crafts room, a movie theater, and a dog and car-friendly community. I love the 55 Resort Apartments in Water Valley. It’s the best home living in the city.

Windsor Lake in Windsor, CO

Windsor Lake in Windsor, CO, is a popular destination for many. It’s a popular trail for fishing, camping, and hiking. Also, if you want a high-altitude hike, you’ll enjoy it here. It’s a bit steep and rocky, but it’s going to be fine, and when you surpass the challenge, it’s just an amazing feeling. It’s a beautiful trail; hopefully, I will be able to roam around the lake next time. I hope I can do other activities next time, such as boating. I see some boat rentals for both motorized and non-motorized. You can also take your dog if you have one. I’m also planning to try some fishing.

Windsor police request public assistance for vehicle trespass.

A vehicle trespass happened, and the Windsor Police Department is currently requesting public assistance in identifying the person of interest. Most vehicle trespasses happened on 2nd Street and Crabapple Dr. around the Windsor Garden Duplex and the Glenrock Place Townhomes. The suspect is white, bald, around 5’9 in height, and approximately 170 to 200 pounds. He’s wearing blue jeans and tennis shoes, and he is wearing sunglasses at the back of his head and carrying a backpack. Because of this, the officers asked for help from the public, who may have a video of what happened to speed up the investigation. Read more.

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Windsor Lake Windsor, CO 80550, USA Head west toward N 5th St 46 ft Continue onto N 5th St 243 ft Continue onto Birch St 0.2 mi Turn left onto N 7th St 1.2 mi At the traffic circle, continue straight onto 7th St 1.1 mi At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on 7th St 1.0 mi Turn left onto Apex Dr Destination will be on the left 367 ft 55 Resort Apartments at Water Valley 500 Apex Dr, Windsor, CO 80550, United States

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bountifulestate · 3 years ago

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Bountiful – Perfect Family Vacation Destination in Utah

Nestled between Wasatch Range and Great Salt Lake, Bountiful city is located north of Salt Lake City. Shadowed by the nearby Grandview Peak of the Wasatch Mountains, the city is alluring and safe for tourists in the friendly community of locals. All around the town, there are numerous fun and adventure activities for tourists to enjoy and entertain. Mueller Park Trail and Bonneville Shoreline trail are offers perfect opportunity for mountain biking, hiking, camping, and sightseeing. Get mesmerized by the incredible shoreline of the ancient Lake Bonneville while vacationing in Bountiful. During winter this place becomes even more exciting and crowded. Bountiful is the best place to beat the heat of summers. As beautiful as the place itself its vacation rentals are even more beautiful and comforting. The big independent and spacious 6 Bedroom Vacation Homes Bountiful can accommodate big families and big group of guests. Some of the landmarks in close proximity with these family vacation rentals are Lagoon Amusement Park, Bountiful ridge golf course, Hogle Zoo, Red Butter Garden, and Temple Square.

Things To Do in Bountiful During Vacationing

The high quality of lifestyle, stunning landscape, majestic mountains and mysterious forests brings tourists to Bountiful in Utah. Renowned for its skiing resort, vacation rentals, and friendly nature of the locals Bountiful is a perfect tourist destination offering something or other all year round. From to summer to winters this place attracts tourists and groups of people with its mesmerizing landscape and cultural festivals. Guided tours, day trips, concerts & shows, and outdoor activities get you engaged during your vacationing in Davis County. Some of the things you don’t want to miss here are Sea Quest Utah, Station Park – Shopping Malls, Antelope Island State Park, Legacy Parkway trail – Biking Trail, Adams Canyon Trail – Hiking trail, Lagoon Amusement Park, Frary Peak Trail, Lost and Found Antiques, Donut Falls, Great Salt Lake Shore lands Preserve, and the Hive Winery. To explore and navigate these amazing marvels there are Fully Furnished Vacation Homes Bountiful. This beautiful vacation home is surrounded by the some of the most beautiful natural trails that will enhance your vacation experience.

#Mountain View Vacation Rentals Bountiful #Pet friendly vacation homes Bountiful

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mostlysignssomeportents · 7 years ago

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Grandview Golf Club in York, Pa., calls cops to remove black members "playing too slowly"

Calling cops on black people is something white people do to place them in lethal danger, which is why several members of the Grandview Golf Club in York, Pa., fled the course Saturday to avoid trouble, even after local police declined to charge them with the imaginary crime of playing golf slowly.

https://boingboing.net/2018/04/25/grandview-golf-club-in-york-p.html

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dougrobyngoold · 6 years ago

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Ten Days at Beachwood Resort - Birch Bay, WA

Our time here at Beachwood Resort has been well spent. It is a great location just north of Bellingham in northwestern Washington. We have played a couple rounds of golf at Grandview Golf Course - just down the road from the RV park. Relatively inexpensive AND uncrowded, but our favorite part of playing golf in Washington:

All the yummy berries growing on the golf courses - great way to distract yourself during a bad round of golf!

We spent a day on Whidbey Island, visiting with Doug’s cousin, Tina, and her family. It was nice to spend a little time with them, hopefully, we will meet up with them again while we are in the area. We also went into Bellingham and played tennis at one of their city parks. That was quite the adventure to find those courts! They were tucked away under the trees and when we did finally locate them, we were subjected to exhaust and noise from heavy machinery tearing up the grounds near two of the four courts. They were getting ready to convert two of the courts into pickleball courts and that required tearing up the area adjacent to the courts. We had managed to just get warmed up before we were kicked off our courts by a couple of people who wanted to mark the court we were playing on with pickleball court lines. Pretty distracting! In addition, the smoke from the fires was pretty bad that day, too. We probably did more damage than good trying to play under those conditions! Oh well, it provided a story to tell!

We did fit in a couple of hikes during our stay. The first one was a hike up to Oyster Dome. The trailhead was located on Chuckanut Drive along Samish Bay, between Bellingham and Burlington. Beautiful walk through towering cedars and lush undergrowth, definitely a climb. Our views were limited due to the smoke from the fires, but we still enjoyed the walk.

Highly used trail, not too busy the day we were there. Signage is great all the way to the top.

We were on the Pacific Northwest Trail for portions of this hike - completing that trail is not on my bucket list!

Great trail through the woods!

Samish Bay through the trees.....smoke was definitely covering the bay.

Oregon grape holly, I couldn’t believe the number of berries growing on these plants in this forest.

Doug at the summit of Oyster Dome.

Our view from Oyster Dome.

We were definitely sweaty from our climb, the breeze at Oyster Dome was refreshing.

A little fungi on the way back.

This photo makes it look like we were hiking in Hawaii!

The other hike we did during our stay was in Mt. Baker Wilderness Area. It was over an hour to drive there, but so worth it. This area of Washington is drop-dead gorgeous! We did the out-and-back hike to Lake Ann. Could not have asked for a more perfect day.

Well-marked trail, 8.4 miles RT.

Lots of berries along the first portion of the trail, as you switchback your way down into the valley.

The views get spectacular as you enter the valley after your descent from the parking area.

Hiking across the valley floor, you have to watch where you are going! Easy to get distracted by the views.

The trail begins to climb up out of the valley toward the saddle at Lake Ann.

After a few rocky, long switchbacks we were rewarded with a stunning view of Mt. Baker (if you remember to take a moment to turn around).

Lake Ann from the saddle.

Mt. Shucksan overwhelmed us as we continued along the trail above Lake Ann.

Pretty sweet spot to stop for lunch.

Table Mountain in the distance, as we made our way back up to the saddle on our way back.

We have enjoyed our stay here, the park is very busy. Lots of families and more kids riding bicycles than I have ever seen! This is an area we will probably come back to again - we just can’t stay away from the beautiful Cascades! In case you are wondering why, I am going to leave you with one last photo of Mt. Baker:

#Washington #Blaine #Birch Bay #Golf #Mt. Baker #Lake Ann #Oyster Dome #Washington Hikes

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stfumras · 7 years ago

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A golf club in Pennsylvania has apologized for calling police on a group of black women after the co-owner and his father said they were playing too slowly and refused requests to leave the course.

“I felt we were discriminated against,” one of the women, Myneca Ojo, told the York Daily Record. “It was a horrific experience.”

Sandra Thompson and four friends met up Saturday to play a round of golf at the Grandview Golf Club, where they are all members, she told the newspaper.

At the second hole, a white man whose son co-owns the club came up to them twice to complain that they weren’t keeping up with the pace of play. Thompson, an attorney and the head of the York chapter of the NAACP, told the newspaper it was untrue.

On the same hole, another member of the group, Sandra Harrison, said she spoke with a Grandview golf pro, who said they were fine since they were keeping pace with the group ahead of them.

Despite that, the women skipped the third hole to avoid any other issues, she said.

It’s part of golf etiquette that slow-moving players let groups behind them play through if they are holding things up, and often golf courses have personnel who monitor the pace of play, letting golfers know when they are taking too long.

The five are part of a larger group of local women known as Sisters in the Fairway. The group has been around for at least a decade, and all of its members are experienced players who have golfed all over the county and world, Thompson said. They’re very familiar with golf etiquette, she said.

After the ninth hole, where it is customary to take a break before continuing on the next nine holes, three of the group decided to leave because they were so shaken up by the earlier treatment, the women told the paper.

Thompson said the man from the second hole, identified as former York County Commissioner Steve Chronister, his son, club co-owner Jordan Chronister and several other white, male employees approached the remaining two women and said they took too long of a break and they needed to leave the course.

The women argued they took an appropriate break, and that the men behind them were still on their beer break and not ready to tee off, as seen in a video Thompson gave the newspaper. The women were told that the police had been called, and so they waited.

Northern York County Regional Police arrived, conducted interviews and left without charging anyone.

“We were called there for an issue, the issue did not warrant any charges,” Northern York County Regional Police Chief Mark Bentzel said. “All parties left and we left as well.”

A phone listing for Steve Chronister rang busy on Monday. He told the York Daily Record he didn’t have time to comment on Sunday.

Jordan Chronister’s wife and co-owner of the club, JJ Chronister, said Sunday she called the women personally to apologize.

“We sincerely apologize to the women for making them feel uncomfortable here at Grandview, that is not our intention in any way,” she told the newspaper. “We want all of our members to feel valued and that they can come out here and have a great time, play golf and enjoy the experience.”

She said she hopes to meet with them to discuss how the club can use what happened as a learning experience and do better in the future.

Thompson said she’s not sure a meeting is what needs to happen.

“There needs to be something more substantial to understand they don’t treat people in this manner,” she said.

The encounter comes after two black men in Philadelphia were handcuffed and arrested on April 12 after a Starbucks employee called police because they hadn’t bought anything in the store. The two men told The Associated Press that they were waiting for a business contact to arrive.

#racism #police state #police brutality

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blackwomenarepoppin · 7 years ago

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Wouldn’t be on their gold course anyway 💁🏽‍♀️ via @nowthisnews “Five Black women were confronted at Grandview Golf Club in York, Pennsylvania on Saturday with complaints that they were playing too slow. The co-owner of the club then called the police when two of the five women refused requests to leave the course. The club has since issued an apology.”

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djbcadventures · 7 years ago

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The Transit System Review - One Year Later

Today was one year ago today that the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) changed forever.

Gone were the days of all of the buses meeting up at Broad and High. Gone were the days of buses lining up every 30 or 60 minutes at Broad and High on Sundays. Gone were the days of buses running every hour on the weekends and evenings. It was time for a new normal.

The Transit System Review, as controversial as it was, was revolutionary for COTA. The four-year plan helped expand service out of Downtown, to the suburban job centers in Hilliard, Easton, and Rickenbacker. Expanded regular service outside of I-270 in Hilliard, Dublin, Gahanna, and Polaris.

In 1998, before Easton Town Center opened. Only ONE bus went out there. Throughout the 2000s, only TWO buses went out there, and only one of those on the weekends, and that was every hour, and it ended around 10:00 at night on weeknights, and 6:00 on the weekends.

Following the 2006 COTA levy, service grew. In 2010, bus service expanded to later on the weekends. In 2016, the renewal levy passed by a near 3-1 landslide margin. The city became dependent on COTA as more jobs moved out of the center of the city, because people needed to get to their job in Obetz from their Section 8 apartment in Linden, or the mom on welfare with three screaming babies in the Hilltop needed to get to her appointment in Hilliard. COTA was growing.

But, with the growth came growing pains. The consultants of the Transit System Review implemented new routes that took buses that had been on certain streets for years, if not decades, many of these routes were based off streetcar routes from the 1930s (Remember about keeping current? City Planners failed to send a memo to COTA.). Buses on Country Club Road, Oak Street, Michigan Avenue, and Jaeger Street became buses on McNaughten Road, Polaris Parkway, Sunbury Road, and Clime Road.

Suddenly, streets that had service for years, like Oak Street had a bus route since the streetcar days (hey, the Trolley Barn was at the end of the line at Oak and Kelton in Franklin Park), and Country Club Road had a bus route on it since 1963, those little side streets saw buses diverted to main roads.

There have been kinks downtown with the grid pattern. The buses coming from Franklinton go around Downtown in a maze (especially Lines 6 and 9, which go in from the Franklinton Arts District and go around Downtown, to Columbus State), or Line 11, which goes around Downtown in a circle, and the Near East Side in a circle (oh wait, that NEVER changed. The old # 11 did that as well. Scratch that.), if you live in Olde Towne East, you can walk from Bryden Road to Long Street and still catch the # 11. (After it goes around Downtown, of course). It’s not easy making connections from stop to stop, because you can transfer routes in multiple locations (except if you’re coming to or from Line # 10, which goes on Broad Street).

On the bright side, gone are the days that people couldn’t take a job in Mill Run, Rickenbacker, or New Albany, because they couldn’t get there. You can catch a one-seat bus to Easton from Hilliard, Whitehall, Gahanna, Reynoldsburg, Franklinton, the King-Lincoln District, Upper Arlington, Clintonville, Linden, Grandview Heights, or The Ohio State University District. There are FOUR buses that go to the Hollywood Casino. THREE buses that go to Grandview Yard, and on the weekends. And there is a bus rapid transit route, the CMAX, which has high priority traffic signals on Cleveland Avenue between Fort Hayes and State Route 161, with artistic bus shelters between Fort Hayes and Minerva Park.

THEN: # 1 Cleveland/Livingston: Buses went from Livingston Avenue and Country Club Road to the Northern Lights Shopping Center; later from Polaris Parkway and Africa Road or the Westerville Park and Ride to the Reynoldsburg Park and Ride # 11 Oak/Bryden: Buses went from Sawyer Tower to the Kroger at Holtzman and Main; Later from the VA Clinic/Carepoint East at Leonard and Taylor to Columbus Square Apartments (at Winslow Drive and Alum Creek Drive), and then later down the Refugee Road corridor to Gender Road Town Center # 80 Ohio Avenue & # 81 Hudson, later # 81 Hudson-Ohio: Old bus # 80 went from Alum Creek and Winslow Drive to Hudson & Joyce, every hour six days a week; and old bus # 81 went from University City Shopping Center to Parkwood and Hudson; the combined route # 81 went from University City Shopping Center to Alum Creek Drive (first to Winslow Drive, then to Alum Creek & Williams Rd., and then to Rickenbacker) # 84 OSU/Arlington/Grandview/Hilliard: Buses went on weekdays from Marble Cliff to Kingsdale Shopping Center via Grandview Heights and the Ohio State campus, then eventually Lennox, and then the route was split into THREE routes: # 80 OSU/Lennox (night/weekend service from High Street to Lennox Town Center; # 82 OSU/Grandview Yard (weekday only service from Ohio Union to Grandview Yard, deviating into Lennox); # 84 OSU/Arlington (weekday only service from Ohio Union to Kingsdale Shopping Center, via Lane Avenue and the West Campus; hourly service to Hilliard was added in 2013)

NOW: # 1 Kenny/Livingston: 15 minute service from Reynoldsburg Park and Ride to Riverside Methodist Hospital; Goes through Livingston Avenue corridor from German Village to Brice Road, goes up High Street from the Franklin County Court House to the Ohio State University, then up Olentangy River Road from Lane Avenue to North Broadway; 30 minute service up Kenny Road to Bethel and Sawmill Roads; Serves Downtown Columbus, German Village, the South Side (Livingston Park, Southern Orchards, Old Oaks, and Driving Park), Berwick/Bexley, the East Side (Berwyn East/Beechwood/Willis Park/Leawood Gardens/Walnut Hills), Reynoldsburg, Northwest Columbus, Upper Arlington, the University District, and the Short North. # 5 West Fifth/Refugee: 15 minute service from First Community Village in Upper Arlington to Whittier Street and Seymour Avenue in Driving Park; 30 minute service from Refugee and Gender Roads to Trabue and Wilson Roads; 60 minute service to Hollywood Casino via Wilson Road and 60 minute service to the Renner Road Park and Ride at Hilliard-Rome and Renner Roads. Serves Downtown Columbus, the Short North Arts District, Grandview (Marble Cliff/Grandview Heights/Fifth by Northwest), Upper Arlington, West Columbus, German Village, the Brewery District, the South Side (Ganther’s Place, Southern Orchards, Driving Park, Merion Village, Schumacher Place), and the East Side (Easthaven, Eastland, Blacklick Estates) # 11 Bryden/Maize: 60 minute service from Maryhaven at Alum Creek Drive and Frebis Avenue to Westview Turnaround at High & Fenway Road in Clintonville via Bryden Road, Long Street, Joyce Avenue, Hudson Street, McGuffey Road, Maize Road, and Morse Road. Serves the Near East Side TWICE (Bryden Road - Franklin Park and Olde Towne East; Long Street - King-Lincoln Bronzeville to Taylor Avenue), North Columbus, Linden, and Northland, as well as Downtown Columbus. # 22 OSU/Rickenbacker: 30 minute service from Grandview Yard (lays over across from L.A. Fitness on Bobcat Avenue and Goodale) to Rickenbacker (60 on the weekend; 30 minute weekend service from Grandview Yard to Frebis and Studer Avenues on the South Side); Goes through Grandview Yard, the Ohio State Campus, Ohio State Fairgrounds, Milo-Grogan, Olde Towne East, Old Oaks, and Alum Creek Drive to Rickenbacker. Serves Grandview Yard, OSU Campus, Milo-Grogan, King-Lincoln Bronzeville, Olde Towne East, Old Oaks, the South Side, Obetz, and Rickenbacker. # 31 Hudson: 30 minute service from Grandview Yard to Easton; via First Avenue, Grandview Avenue, OSU Campus, Hudson Street, Mock Road, and Sunbury Road. Serves Grandview Heights, OSU, Linden, and Northeast Columbus # 32 North Broadway: 30 minute service from Easton to Kingsdale Shopping Center; 60 minute service from Easton to Hilliard*; via Cemetery Road, Fishinger Road, Nottingham Road, North Broadway, Oakland Park Avenue, and Innis/McCutcheon Roads. Serves Hilliard, Upper Arlington, Clintonville, North Linden, and Northeast Columbus. * Temporary layover in Hilliard is over by the Heritage Golf Club, due to construction on Scioto-Darby Road near Roger A. Reynolds Municipal Park

Cheers to one year of the COTA Transit System Review!

#tsr #COTA #columbus ohio

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campuslately · 7 years ago

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The Grandview Golf Club In Pennsylvania called police on five “members” this weekend. That’s right all five women were yearly paying members. However the club’s co-owner felt that the group was playing too slowly and claimed that they did not leave the course when asked, so of course he had to call the police. The “members”—all five of whom are black women—say that they were discriminated against. To clarify to slow was 20 minutes. We can only assume that they are the only group of golfers black or white to ever take 20 minutes to go progress. I assume my assumption is wrong and Grandview Golf Club co-owner who comes off as a douchebag in the video is in fact racist. In the famous words of Matthew McConaughey in A Time To Kill “Now imagine they were white.” Click link to read full article Blogged by @ms_chambers #blackinamerica

#blackinamerica

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clairy-yang · 5 years ago

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highbuttonsports · 5 years ago

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Golfing in Nova Scotia week #1

Wow I couldn't imagine myself ever being a blogger but here I am Jack Gillis typing out a blog. Pretty cool to be honest. I’m from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, ever hear of it before? Being from Cole Harbour I unfortunately didn’t get the hockey gene , I don’t know what gene I got to be honest.

I will tell you as a kid growing up, I fell in love with the game of golf. In the summers I used to paddle with my buddies, some of my other buddies would golf and it looked like fun. So I went out for a round and after that I was hooked. The next year, I quit paddling and got myself a set of clubs. After that I was a member at Grandview where we played for many years. I then got my first job there working in the back shops, a job for most young kids, picking up balls, cleaning carts etc. I worked there for two summers, then was fired for being a shit lazy worker lol but so did my friend Luke Henman, I always have to mention that.

Now this summer my buddies and I are first time members at Hartlen Point. What a course, one of my all-time favorites I think. It’s one of the most underrated if not the most underrated in the province. I think it gets a shit rap because it’s cold down there on the water. Growing up in Nova Scotia, were used to cold miserable weather. It's now June and it feels like March, this is awful though it’d be nice to have a nice sunny day soon with the music playing and some cold drinks in the cooler.

My goal here for people reading is to take a dive into golf in our province and the great golfers we have in Nova Scotia. We Also have Cabot Links, one of the best courses in the world, also a hand full of D1 golfers grinding it out on the mini tours.

This week the NSGA has their first provincial tournament, the NSGA Four Ball. The host course is Osprey Ridge in Bridgewater. I know nothing about this course, I've never been, I usually just pass by it on the highway. I'l be playing in this tournament this week with my playing partner Brandon Cuvelier, who is an absolute stick, I know for a fact he'll have to bail me out a couple times.

Playing in a tournament is always different then playing with your boys, no preferred lies, no gimmies, no nothing, your putting for quad? Tap that shit in because you can’t take it. You always put an abundance of pressure on yourself and never play to your best abilities. Osprey Ridge look out because Cuvelier and Gillis are coming for you.

In the PGA tour this week we have the Canadian Open. Always an exciting event, for the first time in quite some time, they're playing a course other then Glen Abbey. These pros are teeing it up this week at Hamilton Golf and Country Club. The field is solid this year, since the PGA tour schedule changed the Canadian Open has gotten the biggest benefit being slated right in front of the US open instead of previously being put right after the British Open.

This week we will be seeing DJ, Koepka, Rory, Justin Thomas and Matt Kuchar just to name a few. It’s always nice to see the stars head north of the border for the week and enjoy our country, the crowds are expected to be huge, major like. Just a thought but could these guys not travel to Cape Breton and play at Cabot? I mean pros are always flying in and out to play that course. People would be very interested in this. Obviously, there would be some logistic issues to sort out, but I mean the pros could stay at the course where they have villas. The fans could stay around the area, but man I mean how can we not just start the conversation. We have the #1 course in Canada, it needs to be show cased on the professional level.

I also like to gamble and play fantasy sports, especially with golf, so each week I'll try and give you a couple picks.

Picks to win Brooks Koepka- Wow Jack way to go out on a limb but listen this guy is hot and is dominating how can you not give this guy a look. Henrik Stenson- Got off to a slow start this year but has been starting to come around, hits the ball so solid and is flying under most radars.

Stay far and clear Justin Thomas- WD from the PGA blew up last week at The Memorial and is also coming off a wrist injury. Can’t be trusted at the moment. Rory Mcllroy- Ever since winning The Players he hasn’t looked like the Rory we have come to know. He'll be looking ahead a couple weeks at the US Open.

Best of luck and go make some money.

Cheers, Jack

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singlestoryhomesincarlsbadca · 5 years ago

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High Country Villas 55+ Homes

When convenience, proximity to the beach, fun activities, and great weather are among your main priorities in looking for an active adult community, you need to look at High Country Villas 55+ homes.

Living in your active adult to golden years means enjoying a life of leisure where you get plenty of opportunities to relax, explore, meet new people, and perhaps gain a new skill or two. High Country Villas offers all the opportunities you need to live your life to the fullest.

Location

High Country Villas is a retirement neighborhood located in the beach city of Encinitas in Southern California. Situated approximately three miles from the Pacific coast, you can be on the beach in minutes.

Early morning runs to watch the sunrise, long afternoon walks on the seashore waiting for the glorious sunset, hours and hours of fishing with friends and loved ones, all day swimming and surfing — these and more are what's waiting for you when you live near the beach.

High Country Villas is also close to 1-5, providing you easy access to other cities and communities of North San Diego and California.

Living in this 55+ neighborhood in Encinitas means proximity to amenities and conveniences offered by the city. About a mile to the west, on the corner of El Camino Real and Encinitas Blvd, is a wide range of affordable shopping and dining options.

Downtown Encinitas offers more restaurants and retail stores, and it’s only 10 minutes away from this neighborhood. Encinitas Ranch Town Center, about eight minutes away, is another spot where you'll find a wide choice of restaurants and retail stores.

Do you love picturesque nature views? You'll find Highway 101, about 10 minutes away, a great spot for stunning panoramic views of the Pacific coastline.

If you enjoy bird watching, Batiquitos Lagoon, about eleven minutes north of High Country Villas, offer a great variety of birds for your own enjoyment. San Diego Botanic Garden, a 4-mile trail of serene garden setting and gorgeous flowers, is only six minutes away.

The exceptional location of High Country Villas 55+ homes also ensures you have easy access to excellent medical care. Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas is located less than 3 miles away. Several other medical centers are located just a short drive away.

Things to know before living in Encinitas

Encinitas is the city the High Country Villas community calls home. If you haven’t made up your mind about moving to Encinitas, here are five things you should know about the Encinitas community.

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Encinitas is part of the San Diego County, which ranked number 1 in the best places survey based on the weather. You'll love the year-round warm weather and low humidity in this community. The nights are equally mild.

It never gets really cold in Encinitas, not enough to freeze. This city’s fantastic climate is one of the reasons you'll love this place. You can enjoy your favorite activities like swimming and playing golf all year long.

2. Live just minutes away from gorgeous beaches.

There are so many beautiful beaches in Encinitas. Swami's, Cardiff, Ponto, Encinitas, Grandview, Moonlight, the list goes on! Living so close to the beach offers you the chance to enjoy plenty of natural sceneries.

Not to mention the fact that simply being on the beach can lessen stress and improve the immune system.

3. This community supports an active lifestyle.

Encinitas residents embrace the active outdoor lifestyle. You'll find a lot of people running and cycling along the roads. Visit the beaches and you'll find people of different ages enjoying long walks or running on the shore.

There are many places in Encinitas where you can go hiking, running, bicycling, and more.

Coastal Rail Trail, the Encinitas Community Park, the Moonlight State Beach, Annie's Canyon Trail, and the Batiquitos Lagoon are among the most popular running trails.

For hikers, the Manchester Preserve Hiking Trails, Annie's Canyon Trail, and the Mushroom Caves Trailhead, are some of the local favorites.

One more thing. There are plenty of yoga studios in Encinitas. There’s practically one every corner!

4. It’s a great location

Encinitas is located 25 miles north of San Diego and 95 miles south of Los Angeles. It is the perfect community for people who wanted to enjoy the coastal lifestyle without the traffic, noise, and hectic lifestyle of larger cities. There's plenty of businesses, work options, shopping options, restaurants, and homes for you to choose from, but without the high cost of living in LA.

5. Living in Encinitas is like being on a permanent vacation.

Encinitas has a relaxed, laid back atmosphere that you'll enjoy. The people are generally friendly. This beach town has a unique charm, and it even has a surfer community.

10 Local spots you need to visit in Encinitas

Living in an active adult community means having easy and convenient access to many exceptional amenities. High Country Villa is the only active adult community in the city, but sooner or later, you’ll want to explore and check out the hotspots of Encinitas. Here are the top nine places you need to go and experience in this beautiful coastal city.

San Diego Botanic Garden

Located almost three miles west of High Country Villas, this garden features almost 4,000 kinds of plants from all over the world and more than 37 acres of exhibits including bamboo groves, gardens, a rainforest, Mediterranean climate landscapes, a subtropical fruit garden, and more. This garden is a treat for the eyes and soul, and a visit will surely help you be more appreciative of nature.

Swami State Beach

This public beach almost feels like a private beach. If you're looking for a perfect sunset picture, this is the right beach to visit. It is everything you want a beach to be, a relaxing retreat that offers peace and serenity.

San Elijo Lagoon

Located a little over two miles southwest from High Country Villas is a 979-acre ecological reserve. This must-visit 7 miles of moderate trails offers a view of the county’s most diverse coastal wetlands and is home to a variety of birds.

Leucadia Farmers Market

Leucadia Farmers Market is a Sunday's market at Paul Ecke Elementary School. You'll find 75 vendors with various fresh organic produce, foods, local artisans, and a food court a wide array of breakfast and lunch choices.

Self Realization Fellowship Hermitage & Meditation Garden

This zen garden is rated #1 on Trip Advisor and it's easy to see why. Relaxing, peaceful, serene, this garden located on the bluff offers breathtaking views of the coast. There are also koi ponds and waterfalls, ideal places for meditation.

Do you want to clear your thoughts and gain clarity? Check out this garden.

La Paloma Theater

La Paloma is a historic theater that opened in 1928. Bring your popcorn and drinks. This theater may not have many of the high-tech features other theaters offer, but this history-rich theater will help you appreciate the simpler times.

Moonlight Beach

Named after the midnight picnics local used to do in the early 1900s, Midnight Beach is a favorite among locals and tourists. This beach has a volleyball, tennis courts, recreational equipment rentals, and a snack bar. There are also fire rings for barbecues.

Lux Art Institute

Do you want to see artists create their masterpiece? That's what you'll find in Luxe Art Institute, located almost two miles northeast of the High Country Villas community. This museum encourages interactive learning and offers educational courses and art camps for kids, adults, and families.

Highway 101

For the ultimate road trip, take Highway 101. This highway is one of the most scenic drives in the world, thanks to its gorgeous ocean views and amazing food stops.

High Country Villa 55+ Community

The High Country Villas community was built between 1973 to 1985. This beautifully landscaped community offers a total of 546 attached homes and condos spread throughout 12 acres. The attached homes are for the 55+ and the two-story condo units are for the non-age restricted neighborhood in the community.

One of the perks of living in this community is its beautifully-maintained surroundings. Well-manicured trees and park-like green belts with walking trails and gorgeous views make this community more appealing to its residents.

Do you have a certain view in mind? When you buy a 55+ home for sale in High Country Villas, you'll find that some homes offer a panoramic view of the valleys and canyons, while others have a golf course view.

Amenities

Which community amenities are important to you? In High Country Villas, you don’t have to choose. There's a long list of amenities for you to enjoy.

The center of many activities is the spacious clubhouse, the venue where residents gather to attend events, exercise, or simply meet and hang out with their neighbors.

This clubhouse features a great room with a billiard table so you can enjoy a game of pool. There’s also a library, a quiet escape when you find yourself in need of a different environment to read and relax. Or you can simply relax and meet with your friends in the great room with a covered patio.

Among the popular activities you can enjoy in the clubhouse are art, Bridge, Bunco, happy hour, movie night, poker, potlucks and more.

Outdoors, this community offers a nine-hole golf course, perfect for golf enthusiasts and lovers. Say goodbye to long drives and traffic. You can easily walk out of your home, walk or drive your golf cart to the first tee, and start playing.

Would you like to practice your swings? There's also a driving range and putting green where you can hone your skills.

Enjoy relaxing swims at any of the two outdoor pools and spa. Try your skill at bocce ball, horseshoe pits, or shuffleboard. Or simply enjoy relaxing at the picnic area, then go for a slow walk along the walking and biking trails.

Homes and Real Estate

Homes in the active adult neighborhood feature 1-3 bedrooms and 1-2 baths. These homes range from 884 - 1,056 square feet in living space. Most homes offer a one-car detached garage. There's also an additional parking space available for guests.

55+ homes in High Country Villas range from high $400,000’s to mid $500,000’s.

One of the advantages of living in an active adult neighborhood is low maintenance. The HOA takes care of the maintenance of the homes, including the roofs, sidings, grounds, and fences.

As a resident, you have to pay two HOA fees each month. One fee is for the monthly maintenance of the common areas, grounds, exterior parts of the buildings, roof, etc. The other HOA is an additional fee which goes to the upkeep of Village Park Recreation Club amenities.

There are very homes for sale in High Country Villas. When you do find a home for sale, you'll find these homes to be clean and renovated. Many of the homes offer an open floor plan, with glass sliders leading to good-sized patios or backyards.

The homes are usually sold with furnishings and appliances like stove, fridge, and microwave.

Homes in High Country Villas community has it all - great location, proximity to amenities, exceptional community amenities, park-like surrounding, and stunning views.

Are you looking for a home in Encinitas or other 55+ communities in San Diego?

Call me, Dennis Smith, at (760) 212-8225. Let’s talk about the oceanview home that best fits your budget and lifestyle.

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