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Small 1965 A - Frame time capsule in Idyllwild, California. 1bd, 1ba, $475K. Already has a pending sale, b/c it's so cute.

The living room faces the lovely deck and mountain view. In the center is a classic mid-century modern red fireplace.

There's room for a table and chairs to the side of the living room, in front of the kitchen. Above is an open loft.

Has a cute galley kitchen with a lot of storage for a small kitchen.

Stairs to the loft- regular stairs, no ladders.

Technically, it's a 1 bd. home, but the loft sleeps more.

This bed has a great view.

The primary bedroom & bath are on the main floor.

It has a nice bathroom with black tiles around the tub.

The deck isn't huge, but it's got room for some seating.

There's a flat yard area. This is the back terrace off the loft.

From the aerial view you can see that the house is in the middle of a very rocky terrain. The lot is .66 acre. There's a road right in front, so it's easily accessible.

Not sure how you get up here, but I imagine you park somewhere below the rocks.

So cozy lit up at night.

https://www.redfin.com/CA/Idyllwild/54220-Northridge-Dr-92549/home/5770152

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President Donald Trump’s executive orders shrinking the federal workforce make a notable exception for public safety staff, including those who fight wildland fires. But ongoing cuts, funding freezes and hiring pauses have weakened the nation’s already strained firefighting force by hitting support staff who play crucial roles in preventing and battling blazes.

Most notably, about 700 Forest Service employees terminated in mid-February’s “Valentine’s Day massacre” are red-card-carrying staffers, an agency spokesperson confirmed to ProPublica. These workers hold other full-time jobs in the agency, but they’ve been trained to aid firefighting crews, such as by providing logistical support during blazes. They also assist with prescribed burns, which reduce flammable vegetation and prevent bigger fires, but the burns can only move forward if there’s a certain number of staff available to contain them. (Non-firefighting employees without a red card cannot perform such tasks.)

Red-card-carrying employees are the “backbone” of the firefighting force, and their loss will have “a significant impact,” said Frank Beum, a board member of the National Association of Forest Service Retirees who spent more than four decades with the agency and ran the Rocky Mountain Region. “There are not enough primary firefighters to do the full job that needs to be done when we have a high fire season.”

ProPublica spoke to employees across the Forest Service — which manages an area of land nearly twice the size of California — including staff working in firefighting, facilities, timber sales and other roles, to learn how sweeping personnel changes are affecting the agency’s ability to function. The employees said cuts, which have hit the agency’s recreation, wildlife, IT and other divisions, show the Trump administration is shifting the agency’s focus away from environmental stewardship and toward industry and firefighting.

But notwithstanding Trump’s stated guardrails, the cuts have affected the Forest Service’s more than 10,000-person-strong firefighting force. Hiring has slowed as there are fewer employees to get new workers up to speed and people are confused about which job titles can be hired. Other cuts have led to the cancellation of some training programs and prescribed burns.

“It’s all really muddled in chaos, which is sort of the point,” one Forest Service employee told ProPublica.

“This agency is no longer serving its mission,” another added.

The employees asked not to be named for fear of retribution.

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Weekend mornings are airport dog park mornings. It was rather quiet at MSP while I was there, both aviation-wise and with canines. Above is a Boeing 717, to me a very boring airplane to watch. Sulley tried to catch more birds. The score is currently Birds - 1715, Sulley - 0.

Two huge Bernese Mountain Dogs crossed my path. That is one of the happiest breeds I know of. My sister is getting one later this year.

After dropping off my dogs at home I went to the laundromat again. My washer isn't fixed yet. I started pricing some new machines at a local store I like (absolutely not Best Buy) and am starting to lean towards new. The current washer was already making a funny sound on some cycles. Maybe a repair now is just a band aid when there is suspected, but undiagnosed, gear cancer.

The laundromat was really quiet so I read. It rained lightly, so I didn't feel like I was wasting time. I love the smell of laundry detergent and Bounce (though I never use those useless dryer sheets).

Later I went to Target. We're out of Ziploc sandwich and quart sized plastic bags. There is a wooden holder for them in one of the kitchen drawers. The empty slots were bugging me despite that I did not actually need to put anything in a bag today.

While I was at Target I saw shorts and shirts on sale. That "30% off" sign attracted me like the scent of Rocky Rococo pizza at bar-time in college. LL Bean, Duluth Trading, and at one time Lands' End, were some of my favorite clothes stores. But holy cow, the prices these days. Even before "30% off" my Target shorts and shirts were very reasonably priced.

There was one problem. I bought three white t-shirts. At home, I tore open the package. Only then did I realize I mistakenly got V-necks. I hate V-neck t-shirts. These I'll probably wear a few times, give them a chance to change my mind. Likely though they will become garage rags well before they're worn out.

My day wasn't over yet. I got out my single speed Surly Cross Check which I haven't used in a while. I brought it to the Minneapolis lakes. I've ridden those lake paths thousands of times since I starting going there when I was about 10-years-old. I never tire of people watching and looking at the nice houses.

I don't work tomorrow. On the way home from the lakes I stopped to get some beer. Doesn't everyone need a Hug now and them? Of course! The package of 12 Beer Hugs, in four varieties, caught my eye. I just poured a Neon Beer Hug.

[karaloza]

Legend of Zelda Theme Park - Death Mountain (UPDATED)

Death Mountain is to the north of Castle Town (just as it is usually in the north on the game map). The whole area is sculpted as a reddish-brown canyon landscape, with walkways gently sloping upward toward the artificial volcano which dominates the scene, “erupting” every half hour with a display of pyrotechnics and smoke effects. The volcano in turn is the upper portion of a massive show building which occupies roughly half the area’s footprint and houses several of its attractions. Interior spaces are designed as rocky caves lit by torches and glowing crystals. The exterior background music highlights various iterations of Death Mountain and other mountainous areas in the games, as well as music associated with the Gorons. However, the interior queue space for the two big rides has its own music loop, drawing from fire and volcano-themed dungeons.

Attractions

Spirit Train (Mountain Station)

Crystal Caverns: A very simple attraction, more like a scenic view. The pathways through the Death Mountain area include side branches that veer through short stretches of tunnel lined with multicolored glowing crystals and gemstone veins. (These are marked on the detailed map with squiggly shading.) Make a habit of following these side paths, and you will find one that heads a little deeper into the mountainside, culminating in a spectacular cavern of exotic stone formations and massive crystal clusters that make soft chiming music as their colors shift through the spectrum.

Goro-Gondolas: Not an intense ride, but still exciting on its own terms, the Goro-Gondolas are boats in a flume…but the water is continuously under-lit with warm-toned lights, giving it the appearance of a glowing lava river! The ten to twelve-minute circuit includes lifts and gentle drops, and in the meantime, the boat passes by numerous detailed scenes of Gorons going about their daily lives—mining for choice rocks to eat, tending Bomb Flower gardens, soaking in hot springs, engaging in athletic competitions, rolling from place to place, etc. At other points, similarly lit “leaping” fountains send streams of “lava” arcing over the flume. From time to time, the flume even exits the interior of the mountain, giving riders a view of the area, and at other points, it shares a scene with the Dodongo Dive-Bomb track.

Gut Check Challenge Arena: A play area, but more…advanced than the Picori Picnic Park in the Lost Woods. Named after the Goron-hosted mini-games in Breath of the Wild, this attraction features rock-climbing walls, obstacle courses, and other stamina-testing activities. The especially bold can sign up for the Gut Check Challenge itself, a rock-climbing event held several times a day on the big wall, with real medals awarded to the winners.

Sworn Brothers Meeting Hall: A meet-and-greet location for favorite Goron characters, including Ocarina of Time’s Darunia, Majora’s Mask’s Darmani, and Breath of the Wild’s Daruk and Yunobo.

Dodongo Dive-Bomb: The number just marks the queue entrance–this ride is a big one! Arguably the biggest thrill in the park, it is a mag-launched roller coaster with cars designed to resemble a chain of minecarts. It takes place mostly inside the cinder cone of the volcano, twisting through lava-lit caverns infested with fire-breathing Dodongo lizards, occasionally breaking out into the open before diving right back into the mountain. The climax takes place in a spacious cavern inhabited by a ferocious dragon, and the train makes a loop around its head and neck in order to escape!

Shops

7. From Mine to Yours: A rock and mineral shop offering all sorts of tumbled semiprecious stones, crystals, carved charms and figurines, geodes (with an option to have them cut open on-site), Himalayan salt lamps, stone-based knickknacks, and books about minerals and gems. For those with fancier tastes, there’s even a special sales counter where precious jewelry is available for purchase. In the center of the store is a fountain mimicking a sluice full of gem-bearing slurry, the employees wear overalls and hard hats with mounted headlights, and the shop slogan “Ore and More!” derives from the name of a similar business in Breath of the Wild.

8. Forged in Fire: Being rooted in a medieval(-ish) fantasy franchise is likely to give this theme park some appeal for historical weapons enthusiasts, and this shop is for them, offering a selection of sturdy, functional swords, daggers, axes, and shields, including some replicas of famous designs. (Naturally, various noteworthy swords from the games themselves are among them.) Modern camping/hunting knives are also available, and every purchase of a blade includes a fine hardened leather sheath. However, we can’t have people walking around a theme park with real weapons, so all purchases will be either held at the front of the park for pickup upon exiting, or shipped to the guest for an additional fee. (This is true of any retail location in the park that sells metal weapons, even if they aren’t made to be functional.)

9. Goron Spice Rack: “A spicy nook for spicy cooks” declares the sign out front. Lovers of herbs and seasonings will find much to love in here, with a wide selection of culinary flavorings. Pick a jar or bottle off the shelf or have a mix blended to order! We especially recommend the various types of “Goron Spice” (mostly curry powder and paprika, with assorted variations), made famous by Breath of the Wild.

10. Ripped and Shredded: A shop for sporting goods and memorabilia located next to the Gut Check Challenge Arena. Includes lines of tongue-in-cheek jerseys, caps, and other items referencing peoples, groups, and locations in the LoZ franchise as if they were sports teams. Named after the Goron armor shop in Breath of the Wild.

Eateries

11. Magma Munchies: Adventurous foodies will love this place, where everything on the menu—meat, veggies, fries, and more—is hot and spicy. The intensity ranges widely, from “Hawaiian” (mild curry) all the way up to “Ultra-Plinian” (ghost peppers). Hot sauces are available for purchase at the Goron Spice Rack.

12. Rock Candy Stand: Pretty much exactly what it says: an outdoor kiosk with various colors of traditional rock candy (i.e. sugar crystals on a stick), chocolate “pebbles,” Ring Pops and Pop Rocks, and other mineral-themed sweet treats.

13. Protein Palace: They say the rocky ground of Death Mountain is so hot, you can drop food to cook right on it! That may or may not be true, but this Mongolian BBQ buffet uses a more conventional stainless steel hibachi. Choose a protein (beef, chicken, or tofu) and a selection of vegetables, noodles, sauces, and other ingredients, and your food is cooked up while you watch!

[straysketches]

The Night Before the Future (preview)

��Fic Link: “The Night Before the Future”✨

Summary: Two clans of gargoyles -- creatures that turn to stone during the day and come to life by night -- reside in the city of Iwatobi. Video evidence of their existence is eventually caught on camera, and the clans struggle to find their place in the world as the city transforms into a bustling metropolis almost overnight.

Fandom: “Free!” characters set in the “Disney’s Gargoyles” universe (some characters are gargoyles, others are human/other)

Pairings: primarily SouRin & Reigisa, with mentions of NatsuNao & MakoHaru

Rating/Warning: Teen (language, violence, mentions of death/depressing themes)

Tags: fantasy/AU, action/adventure, found family, angst, romance/fluff, friends-to-lovers, slow burn

Word Count: 44k (11 Chapters; completed fic!)

It happened in a single night and rippled through the city of Iwatobi like a wave.

***

Miyako glided as quickly as the wind would carry her over the dark, quiet coastline, towards the inner city. Her clan had just said their goodbyes and were one by one going back to business as usual until only Hiro and Tachi, her closest friends, were left, watching her until her silhouette disappeared.

“Think she’ll be happier?” Tachi asked, finally moving towards one of two abandoned beach homes the clan utilized for storage. She pushed the door open, its handle long gone, grabbed two empty backpacks hanging on the wall, and gave one to her companion.

“She’ll definitely be less restless,” Hiro replied, maneuvering the backpack’s straps under his wings, over his shoulders and clipping them into place. “The city will keep her busy.”

Tachi adjusted her own pack. “I just hope she’ll be safe, I worry every time another one of us goes over there.”

“You two worry too much,” a burly grey tank of a gargoyle chuckled—the leader of the clan, Ono. He approached the house with a slow saunter as they came outside. “Don’t worry for her, have confidence in her! She’s not the first of ours to transfer to Samezuka and I doubt she’ll be the last.”

“I have no doubt the Samezuka clan will be safe, I’m hoping the Samezuka district is as kind,” Tachi stretched her green feathered wings a few times, pulling their muscles and testing the currents coming in from the waves.

“Well, Seijuro left and I haven’t heard any complaints from him. Between you two and me, the last I spoke to him, Toraichi said he was heavily considering our boy as his second.”

Hiro’s eyes lit up. “So soon?”

“It’s not official or anything, but Seij has proven himself more than capable of taking charge. Not going to lie, I’m kind of jealous, he was such a hothead before he left, guess city living humbled him.” Ono rubbed the back of his neck and looked out at the expanse of beach that lay before him on either side.

Right in the middle of the vast beach and small grassy hill were two beach houses that had been put up for sale and abandoned long ago. Gargoyles weren’t the best carpenters, but they did what they could to keep the homes as neat as possible, sweeping away dust and keeping their belongings organized. The paint outside had started to chip in some places, but that was of little concern. His clan was scattered throughout the beach, talking, playing, swimming in the waves, exercising their wings in the skies—this was where the Iwatobi clan lived, far enough from humans to live as they pleased without being on constant alert.

It was rumored amongst the clan that their ancestors came from the mountains and eventually migrated down to the coast.

The houses came some five or so years ago, and Ono was sure they would have to give up their beachside home, but the two houses were built, construction was halted before more could go up, and no humans ever came. The closest beaches occupied by humans were miles away, the clan protected by an uninhabitable rocky cliff to one side, and miles of wilderness beyond the beach on the other. The Iwatobi clan didn’t know much about human customs, save for what they bothered to learn from the fae folk they made supply runs to, and eventually the clan grasped enough of the concept of how humans used money to learn that the houses were too expensive for their own good, so they fell through and the clan was once again safe.

They now used the homes as an epicenter, storing supplies, food, clothes, personal items and occasionally gathering inside when weather inclined. Everyone worked to keep the houses tidy and the beach clean. The beach had long since been declared closed by the authorities and haunted by the locals and the Iwatobi clan rarely ventured into the city unless making supply runs, which Hiro and Tachi were assigned to tonight. Miyako grew up in this clan and at some point she found cleaning and swimming too dull for her senses and craved something more exciting; shortly after, she met Toraichi.

“Go on, you two, you’re wasting moonlight,” Ono said, as the pair climbed to the roof of one of the houses, caught a gust a wind and flew towards the city.

Iwatobi was a large but modest island city, connected to the rest of the world through bridges and ferries on the west side; it grew from infancy as a small fishing town and had since tripled in size, though not so much in grandeur. It had its checkpoints—choice restaurants, lovely housing options, and a downtown one could describe as bustling on the right day—but was rarely filled with excitement or experiences typically associated with a city of its size. Located in the heart of the city was the social hub known as the Samezuka district, an expanse of shops and noise that spanned about three blocks, where the other gargoyle clan resided.

Miyako tucked her wings close to her as she maneuvered between vacant streets and dark alleys, forced to be more wary of humans. She flew down into one alley, gliding silently over a passing car, and pressed herself against the cement wall. She watched as people yelled over the crowd, trying to hear themselves, keeping their eyes glued to the path in front of them or to the ground to avoid relentless salespersons. If anything new or exciting came to Iwatobi, Samezuka would find it first and spread it through the rest of the city like a literal heartbeat, pumping ideas, merchandise and the promise of something bigger, better, flasher. On the opposite end of the street, a large billboard was in the process of being built; another sign to sell another product. Miyako had never seen actual daylight, but she surmized Samezuka was just as bright. The energy in the street was invigorating, she was almost tempted to walk out and experience the rush for herself, but instead she sighed and scaled the wall, making her way to the roof.

In the short distance, she saw shadows moving across the rooftops—they’d almost be undetectable if she didn’t know what she was looking at—and her heart thrummed loudly in her chest when one of the shadows made their way towards her.

Toraichi was a built gargoyle with medium brown skin, his body covered in dark stripes outlined in white. His large batlike wings wrapped lazily around Miyako, bringing her closer.

“Welcome home,” Toraichi said, gently tucking a strand of long red hair out of her face.

They fell into each other’s arms like it was the one place they were always meant to be. Toraichi was the young leader of the Samezuka district clan, a caring and considerate leader who worked alongside his clan rather than ruled over it. He came to the city with a handful of rogues—gargoyles that lived on their own—some years before. They found a home in Samezuka, taking an immediate liking to how much busier it was than the rest of the city, and soon afterwards they were found by the Iwatobi clan. Younger members of the home clan, curious about the newcomers, would often hang around until some became a permanent part of it, and the ragtag Samezuka group of no more than five quickly grew to fifteen.

***

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Homes for Sale in Pebble Beach, CA: Luxurious Living Amidst Nature and Prestige

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The Allure of Homes for Sale in Pebble Beach, CA

The Monterey Peninsula of California holds Pebble Beach as an exclusive luxury residential area with spectacular coastal views and elite recreational facilities. The community offers its residents exceptional oceanfront homes, legendary championship golf courses, and guardian forested regions.

Residents experience Pebble Beach as a lifestyle that extends beyond regular residence. Through its combination of pristine landscapes and stylish lifestyle opportunities, homes for sale in Pebble Beach, CA, cater to golf enthusiasts nat, nature lovers, and those who want peaceful relaxation.

Pebble Beach, CA, between Monterey Pacific Grove and Carmel-by-the-Sea, is an upscale unincorporated neighborhood facing the spectacular California central coast. The Pebble Beach Company possesses stewardship duties for the guarded residential area while maintaining the community's reputation for serene upscale living with natural harmony.

Homes for sale in Pebble Beach, CA, draw sophisticated residential and touring constituents because it provides a peaceful environment alongside renowned facilities that ATTRACT people wanting to escape city stress.

The region exists within the Del Monte Forest wilderness, which embraces towering Monterey pines and charismatic cypress trees to create its characteristic lush landscape.

Thematic Wildlife Sanctuary provides sanctuary to roaming deer, native wild turkeys, and darting quail living among the bushes. The area's distinctive coastal character emerges from its diverse ethnic composition.

Pebble Beach achieves renown through its breathtaking coastal surroundings. A striking combination of counterbalanced cliffs with the Pacific Ocean waves against rocky terrain fascinates the area's inhabitants and tourist visitors.

The dramatic seascapes showcase an unmatched haven against metropolis pressures, providing breathtaking ocean views and town tranquility. Visitors can experience both pristine coastal panoramas on 17-Mile Drive paired with the sophistication of staying in Pebble Beach through its varied protected cove locations.

World-Class Golf and Exclusive Attractions

Pebble Beach delightfully presents its well-known array of world-class golf courses as one of its main characteristics. Golfers bug Pebble Beach Golf Links for its international top-tier ranking to experience seaside vistas during their game.

The golf course at Spyglass Hill presents its visitors with a difficulty level produced by its mix of forested terrain and seafront holes.

Stevenson School stands among the highly regarded private boarding and day institutions that draw students through its demanding academics, superior arts curriculum, and sports excellence.

Local families relocate to Pebble Beach because they extensively value this school's high standing and reputation.

The area also boasts another major attraction through its famous 17-mile drive route. Travelers can enjoy spectacular Pacific Ocean vistas, dramatic coastal cliffs, and lone Cypress trees while driving Pebble Beach's scenic route. The community and site visitors experience astonishment over this legendary road route that displays the location's authentic natural heritage and aesthetic appeal.

Living Among the Del Monte Forest

The Del Monte Forest functions as a central aspect of Pebble Beach residence. Homes in this location embed themselves within wealthy emerald landscapes that create private spaces with peaceful environments.

Forest trail systems accommodate walkers, mountain climbers, and equestrians. Forest-fronted properties showcase extensive windows and patio decks, allowing residents to enjoy the peaceful forest vistas while uniting indoor and outdoor residences.

Luxurious Homes and Architectural Styles

Pebble Beach has diverse housing options, including small cottage dwellings and grand residences directly on coastal oceanfront properties. Urban architecture in this area embodies the space's natural qualities and contemporary sophistication.

Home designs featuring Mid-century modern, Mediterranean, and Craftsman styles and custom-built estates dominate the real estate market in Pebble Beach. Developers typically utilize wood and stone materials to achieve environmental integration.

The real estate properties in Pebble Beach make privacy one of their fundamental attributes. Extensive property distances are standard features in this area.

Seafront residences boast the most desired properties because they provide guests with awe-inspiring Pacific Ocean views, and the privacy of woodsy homes creates tranquil retreats.

The Pebble Beach Real Estate Market

Real estate in Pebble Beach maintains its reputation for being luxurious and has a high price tag. Detached residential properties start at $2 million, but the highest-end market includes homes above $20 million, such as custom luxury estate options and oceanfront properties.

The investment in Pebble Beach real estate remains beneficial because the area maintains constant property value under minimal supply and high market demand.

Factor number one that draws residents to this gated community is its premium security features, which promote well-being. The residential area combines seclusive privacy with high-end facilities, including gourmet dining establishments and spa services, and upscale events like the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance classic car competition.

A Day in the Life of a Pebble Beach Resident

Sheltered within Pebble Beach, the upscale lifestyle represents the absolute pinnacle of effortless luxury. Start your morning by walking through the 17-mile Drive to experience fresh coastal air and see the Lone Cypress, one of its famous landmarks.

Spyglass Hill and Pebble Beach Golf Links welcome golfers to book tee time bookings freely.

People in Pebble Beach spend their afternoons eating lunch at upscale restaurants and then hiking in Del Monte Forest or visiting the peaceful beaches. Sitting in your luxurious living space during the sunsets over the Pacific Ocean provides unbeatable entertainment opportunities while sharing wine and conversation with friends.

Why Choose Pebble Beach?

Pebble Beach offers residents an exceptional way of life through its essence of premium lifestyle features alongside natural splendor and top-quality amenities.

Pebble Beach has earned international fame for its premier golf courses, exceptional education system, and luxurious residential properties, creating the perfect California beach lifestyle together.

Because of its enduring beauty, this community's real estate remains an excellent lifestyle option and a solid investment.

Wrap Up

When you purchase a home in Pebble Beach, CA, you can access an exceptional way of life that harmoniously unites luxury living and tranquility alongside natural beauty. Pebble Beach ranks among the most sought-after residential destinations because of its championship golf courses, oceanfront vistas, and forested landscapes.

The time is perfect to explore all the fantastic real estate options Pebble Beach offers homeowners seeking their dream home. Pebble Beach is celebrated for its premium distinction, championship-quality golf facilities, and arresting coastal landscapes that unite upscale living with coastal allure.

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What are the best cities in Canada for international students?

Canada is one of the most popular destinations for international students, offering high-quality education, diverse cultures, and excellent career opportunities. With many world-class universities and a high standard of living, choosing the right city can enhance your study experience. Here are the best cities Study in Canada for international students based on education quality, affordability, job opportunities, and lifestyle.

1. Toronto, Ontario

🌟 Why Study in Toronto? Toronto is Canada’s largest city and a global hub for education, business, and culture. It is home to top universities like:

University of Toronto (Ranked #1 in Canada)

Ryerson University

York University

📌 Key Highlights: ✔ Job Opportunities: Strong job market, especially in finance, IT, and media. ✔ Diversity: Over 50% of residents are immigrants, making it a welcoming place for international students. ✔ Lifestyle: A vibrant city with museums, festivals, and entertainment.

💰 Cost of Living: Higher compared to other Canadian cities, but excellent job opportunities make up for it.

2. Vancouver, British Columbia

🌟 Why Study in Vancouver? Vancouver is known for its mild climate, beautiful landscapes, and strong tech industry. Top universities include:

University of British Columbia (UBC)

Simon Fraser University (SFU)

British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT)

📌 Key Highlights: ✔ Technology Hub: Great opportunities in software development, AI, and digital marketing. ✔ Outdoor Lifestyle: Skiing, hiking, and beaches make it ideal for nature lovers. ✔ Cultural Diversity: One of the most multicultural cities in the world.

💰 Cost of Living: Expensive, especially in housing, but job opportunities are strong.

3. Montreal, Quebec

🌟 Why Study in Montreal? Montreal is affordable, student-friendly, and culturally rich. It is home to some of Canada’s best universities:

McGill University (Top-ranked globally)

Université de Montréal

Concordia University

📌 Key Highlights: ✔ Low Cost of Living: Cheaper tuition and accommodation than Toronto and Vancouver. ✔ Bilingual Culture: Both English and French are widely spoken. ✔ Vibrant Student Life: Over 250,000 students, giving it a young, dynamic vibe.

💰 Cost of Living: One of the most affordable major cities in Canada.

4. Ottawa, Ontario

🌟 Why Study in Ottawa? As Canada’s capital, Ottawa offers a high standard of education and a calm, safe environment. Top universities include:

University of Ottawa

Carleton University

📌 Key Highlights: ✔ Affordable Tuition: Lower tuition fees than Toronto and Vancouver. ✔ Government and Tech Jobs: Excellent employment prospects in public administration and IT. ✔ Safe and Clean: One of Canada’s safest cities.

💰 Cost of Living: Moderate, with affordable housing and tuition.

5. Calgary, Alberta

🌟 Why Study in Calgary? Calgary is a growing student city with excellent universities like:

University of Calgary

Mount Royal University

📌 Key Highlights: ✔ Low Taxes: Alberta has no provincial sales tax, reducing living costs. ✔ Strong Economy: Good job prospects in oil, engineering, and technology. ✔ Outdoor Adventures: Close to the Rocky Mountains, ideal for hiking and skiing.

💰 Cost of Living: Lower than Toronto and Vancouver, making it budget-friendly.

Conclusion: Which City is Best for You?

For job opportunities and a fast-paced life: 📍 Toronto

For a mild climate and tech industry growth: 📍 Vancouver

For affordability and a strong student community: 📍 Montreal

For a safe, government-focused environment: 📍 Ottawa

For lower taxes and outdoor activities: 📍 Calgary

Each city offers unique advantages, so choose based on your budget, career goals, and lifestyle. Would you like help selecting the best university in your chosen city?

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M. M.

Rockvale, TN

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I haven't posted in a while because of my disgust with all this expansion and am getting ready to retire and move away from this dump that Murfreesboro and the surrounding areas have become. Today, I came across an article about 399, the world-renowned bear that died by car strike because of Jackson Hole's expansion to accommodate Westerners. This article may refer to the Teton NP and extended parameters, but it is apropos as it mirrors what is happening in the state of TN. Our beautiful land that once housed beautiful creatures is now gone. Yesterday, I counted three red foxes, one turkey vulture, two deer, two cats, one dog, one turkey, and no telling what I did not see. The dens of the foxes have been destroyed and they are looking for places to bear their kits. How sad. Just as long as you build your million dollar homes, apartment complexes, and townhomes who gives a crap about the land and animals. Here is the article that is so wonderfully written. If you report and have this removed, question your purpose because you must feel quite guilty.

"They called it paradise. The place to be. A mountain realm like no other.

A place where the spectacular Teton range rises six thousand feet above the valley floor, offering one of the most distinct and dramatic mountain fronts in the world.

Below the striking peaks, the mighty Snake River meanders through a sagebrush valley dotted with aspen and pine. And it is here that I once met a great grizzly bear.

She was known as Grizzly 399.

I’ve been filming in Grand Teton National Park and the Northern Rockies for twenty years. A few years ago, I had the honor of filming 399 when she had her quadruplets. It was the first trip I’d made to Grand Teton to specifically see the great bear.

And the last. Why the last?

Because I saw what was happening. Could feel what was happening. I wanted to give the great bear space. I didn’t want to be chasing her around the park, waiting in my car with heated leather seats, hoping she’d cross the road, all the while hemming her in.

I knew what was happening. Full size commercials jets were flying overhead, landing at an international airport that should never even be there. Dropping off passengers to a growing town that wasn’t meant to be there. Driving to stores that should have never been built there.

For 28 years, Grizzly 399’s world shrunk all around her. Slowly, year by year she had to make adjustments to the sprawl and greed of Jackson Hole. To the sprawl and greed of the human race.

She did the best she could as we closed in. As we built more and more storage facilities and hotels and developed properties merely for vacation rentals, so we could stuff more cash in our pockets, ultimately sacrificing one of the most beautiful places the world has ever known in the process.

She raised her cubs in all this for decades. Navigated through it all, a steady ship in a stormy sea. Each wave just a little taller than the last.

And yet the people came. More full size commercial airliners roaring into an international airport that should never have been there. Dropping off people who wanted to “own a piece of the Tetons”.

But when you buy or develop a house next to a national park, you don’t capture a piece of that park.

You ruin it.

What had once been a wild valley slowly turned into the suburbs, and Grizzly 399 handled it all with aplomb. She didn’t have to. But she did.

More and more photographers swarmed to the Tetons to see her every year. More and more “investment properties” went up, causing more people to drive the roadways. More stores were built. More drones flew overhead. More airplanes roared in the sky.

Each year her world shrunk.

And this fall, it finally closed in on her.

That poor driver didn’t kill the great Grizzly 399.

We did.

You see, Grizzly 399 was not just a bear. She is a symbol of a truly wild animal trying to hang on in a changing world, a world that is all about “me me, I, I” and very little of “why?” or “what can I do to help?”.

This is a world where if the stores start to fade or look a little old, we build the *exact same* stores two miles down the road. And a couple years later, we do it again. And again. Until that’s all there is.

It never stops. Our need to consume, to stuff our pockets. To turn prairie meadows into U-store it facilities. To pave over everything that is true and wild. To pave over what is real.

Grizzly 399 deserved better.

The single best way you and I can honor her amazing legacy is to look at what happened to Grand Teton. And not repeat it elsewhere. We can honor her legacy by protecting our national parks by not bringing sprawl to their doorsteps. We can honor her legacy by pulling back on our obsessive need to develop everything and finally show some tact and humility , *the same way she did when dealing with us*.

You see, Grizzly 399 was so much more than a bear.

She is a lesson. And she is teaching us all, still. Always had been teaching us. Because that’s just what a great mother does."

Best,

- Michael

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Why Now is the Best Time to Invest in Real Estate Near Colorado Springs?

If you are interested in real estate, one of the best times is now to begin searching at ones near Colorado Springs. It boasts of beautiful and scenic views, a richer economy base and diverse investment properties thus making the area promising to investors. Now let’s look at the reasons to invest in real estate near Colorado Springs.

1. A Growing Market with High Demand

There has been steady activity in the real estates around Colorado Springs in the past few years. As for the location factor, the area offers views of the skyline of the striking Rocky Mountains, and a relatively low cost of living compared to Denver, which automatically makes it attractive for homeowners and investors. This is a trend that is projected to go on in the same trend hence the right time to invest in the properties before the prices go up. Normally finding a house, an office, or any type of operational space for that matter, one would seldom be able to become involved in the initial stages.

2. Affordable Land and Property Options

While the overall real estate market is competitive, the availability of affordable options makes investing in real estate near Colorado Springs more appealing than in larger metropolitan areas. Investors can find great deals on houses for sale with land in Colorado Springs, giving you the chance to secure larger properties at reasonable prices. If you’re seeking land for development, agricultural use, or simply to build your dream home, this is the perfect place to start. With more land available than in crowded urban centers, investors have the chance to purchase sizable properties that offer great potential for future appreciation.

3. Long-Term Investment Potential

Real estate near Colorado Springs is an investment that tends to appreciate in value over time. As more people discover the advantages of living close to this scenic region, demand for homes and properties will continue to rise. This makes real estate near Colorado Springs a reliable long-term investment option. Investors who buy homes now can benefit from increasing property values as the market grows and as demand for real estate in this picturesque area continues to rise.

4. Houses for Sale with Land in Colorado Springs Offer Great Opportunities

For those who are looking for more space or are interested in farming, ranching, or simply enjoying a more expansive property, houses for sale with land in Colorado Springs are a great investment. These properties offer flexibility, whether you're planning to build additional structures or enjoy the peace and privacy that larger properties afford. With a variety of options for both residential and commercial use, now is the ideal time to consider purchasing homes with land.

Conclusion

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, seasoned investor, or someone looking for a peaceful retreat, real estate near Colorado Springs offers exceptional opportunities. With affordable land, a growing market, and a fantastic location, there’s no better time than now to invest in this thriving area. If you're interested in exploring the best homes for sale, including houses for sale with land in Colorado Springs, contact CS Real Estate for Sale to find the perfect property for you.

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Centennial CO Homes for Sale Your Guide to Finding the Perfect Home

Centennial, Colorado, is one of the most sought-after suburban communities in the Denver Metro area. With its ideal blend of scenic beauty, exceptional amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere, Centennial offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, a growing family, or someone looking to settle down in a tranquil neighborhood, Centennial homes for sale present a wealth of opportunities.

Why Choose Centennial, CO?

Nestled just south of Denver, Centennial provides residents with the perfect balance of urban convenience and suburban charm. This thriving city is known for its top-rated schools, an abundance of parks and open spaces, and a strong sense of community. From outdoor enthusiasts to professionals working in Denver, Centennial Co Homes for Sale.

Centennial is also home to the Cherry Creek School District, which consistently ranks as one of the best in Colorado. Families seeking high-quality education for their children will find this a significant advantage. Additionally, the city boasts a low crime rate, making it a safe and welcoming place to call home.

Variety of Homes for Sale in Centennial

The Centennial housing market is rich with variety, offering options to suit a wide range of budgets and preferences. From modern townhomes and cozy starter homes to sprawling single-family estates, there’s something for every type of buyer. Many properties in Centennial feature spacious layouts, updated finishes, and outdoor living spaces, perfect for enjoying Colorado’s sunny weather.

For those seeking a more luxurious lifestyle, Centennial has neighborhoods with custom-built homes, large lots, and stunning mountain views. Communities like Willow Creek and Piney Creek are particularly popular for their amenities and proximity to top schools and shopping areas.

Outdoor Activities and Recreation

Centennial residents enjoy access to over 2,500 acres of open space and 100 miles of trails. The award-winning Centennial Center Park is a favorite among families, offering a playground, splash pad, and plenty of picnic areas. Outdoor lovers will also appreciate the proximity to the Rockies, where hiking, skiing, and other adventures await.

Thriving Economy and Accessibility

Centennial’s economy is robust, with a variety of industries, including tech, healthcare, and retail. The city is conveniently located near major highways like I-25 and E-470, making commutes to Denver or Denver International Airport quick and easy.

Find Your Dream Home in Centennial

Whether you're drawn to Centennial for its excellent schools, safe neighborhoods, or endless recreational opportunities, now is the perfect time to explore homes for sale. With a variety of options available, you’re sure to find a property that meets your needs and fits your lifestyle. Start your journey today and discover why so many are proud to call Centennial home.

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Discover the Appeal of Denver Luxury Homes for Sale

Denver Luxury Homes For Sale offers an exceptional blend of modern elegance and prime locations. These properties showcase high-end finishes, cutting-edge designs, and spacious layouts tailored for sophisticated living. Many luxury homes in Denver feature breathtaking mountain views, private pools, and expansive outdoor spaces. Nestled in some of Denver's most sought-after neighborhoods, these homes combine privacy with accessibility to the city's vibrant cultural scene, fine dining, and recreational opportunities. Whether seeking a contemporary architectural masterpiece or a timeless estate, Denver's luxury real estate market provides unmatched opportunities for upscale living.

Why Littleton Homes For Sale Are Perfect for Families  

Littleton Homes For Sale caters to families and professionals seeking a balance of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. With its top-rated schools, beautiful parks, and community-centered amenities, Littleton offers a welcoming environment for residents of all ages. Homes in this charming city range from cozy family houses to spacious multi-bedroom properties, providing something for every lifestyle and budget. The city's historic downtown, filled with boutique shops and dining options, adds to its appeal. Littleton is an ideal choice for those looking to settle in a safe, family-friendly community.

The Benefits of Living in Denver's Luxury Neighborhoods

Owning one of the Denver Luxury Homes For Sale means living in some of the city's most prestigious neighborhoods. Areas like Cherry Creek, Hilltop, and Belcaro are known for their exclusivity, beautiful surroundings, and proximity to Denver's best amenities. These communities are designed to offer privacy and security while maintaining easy access to cultural hotspots and outdoor activities. Residents enjoy an elevated lifestyle, with nearby golf courses, private clubs, and shopping districts adding to the charm. Denver's luxury neighborhoods embody the perfect mix of sophistication and convenience, making them highly sought after by discerning buyers.

Why Littleton is a Hidden Gem for Homebuyers

For those exploring Littleton Homes For Sale, the city is a hidden gem that offers exceptional value and quality of life. Littleton's neighborhoods are filled with well-maintained homes, often accompanied by stunning views of the Rockies. Its proximity to Denver allows residents to enjoy the benefits of the big city while relishing the peace of suburban living. With abundant outdoor activities, from hiking and biking trails to water sports at nearby reservoirs, Littleton is perfect for nature enthusiasts. The city's strong sense of community and steady real estate market make it a smart investment for homebuyers.

Conclusion

Whether you're seeking the elegance of Denver Luxury Homes For Sale or the charm of Littleton Homes For Sale, the Denver metro area offers incredible opportunities for homeowners. With diverse options ranging from luxurious estates to family-friendly properties, there's something for everyone. For expert guidance and personalized assistance in finding your perfect home, visit bestlittletonrealestate.com. Discover how these vibrant communities can provide the lifestyle and comfort you dream of. Your dream home awaits in Denver or Littleton!

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Cochrane Homes for Sale: Your Gateway to Picturesque Living

Located in the heart of Alberta, Cochrane is a town that blends natural beauty, modern convenience, and community charm. Nestled between Calgary and the Rocky Mountains, Cochrane is a desirable destination for homebuyers seeking a peaceful yet vibrant place to call home. If you’re exploring Cochrane homes for sale, you’ll find a variety of options that cater to diverse needs and lifestyles.

Why Cochrane?

1. Scenic Surroundings

Living in Cochrane means waking up to views of the majestic Rocky Mountains and the serene Bow River Valley. With easy access to parks, trails, and outdoor activities, Cochrane offers an unparalleled lifestyle for nature lovers.

2. Thriving Community

Cochrane is a town that fosters a sense of belonging. With its bustling farmers’ market, local events, and family-friendly amenities, it’s a place where residents come together to celebrate life.

3. Strategic Location

Cochrane offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful small-town atmosphere and quick access to Calgary, just a 20-minute drive away. Plus, it’s a gateway to Banff and Canmore for weekend mountain adventures.

Types of Homes for Sale in Cochrane

Cochrane’s real estate market features a wide range of properties, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Single-Family Homes: Perfect for families, these homes often come with spacious yards, modern layouts, and proximity to schools and parks.

Luxury Properties: Upscale homes with premium features and breathtaking views in neighborhoods like Gleneagles.

Townhouses and Condos: Affordable, low-maintenance options ideal for first-time buyers or retirees.

Acreages: For those seeking space and privacy, acreages on Cochrane’s outskirts offer a rural lifestyle with urban convenience.

Popular Neighborhoods in Cochrane

1. Sunset Ridge

Known for its stunning views and family-friendly amenities, Sunset Ridge offers modern homes and easy access to schools and shopping.

2. Fireside

A newer community with a strong sense of community spirit, Fireside features parks, walking trails, and a local school.

3. Riversong

Nestled near the Bow River, Riversong combines natural beauty with well-designed homes and green spaces.

4. Heritage Hills

A growing neighborhood with diverse housing options and quick access to Calgary, Heritage Hills is ideal for commuters.

The Benefits of Buying in Cochrane

1. Affordable Living

Cochrane offers competitive real estate prices compared to Calgary, making it a smart choice for families and investors.

2. Investment Potential

With its growing population and continuous development, property values in Cochrane are poised to appreciate over time.

3. Quality of Life

From excellent schools and healthcare to outdoor recreation and cultural events, Cochrane delivers a high quality of life.

How to Find Your Perfect Home in Cochrane

Partner with a Local Realtor

Working with a knowledgeable professional like Rae-Lyn Burman ensures you have access to the best listings and expert guidance.

Know Your Priorities

Consider factors like location, home size, budget, and proximity to amenities when browsing properties.

Explore Financing Options

Get pre-approved for a mortgage to simplify your home-buying process and set realistic expectations.

Conclusion: Your Future Awaits in Cochrane

Cochrane is more than just a place to live—it’s a lifestyle. With its stunning natural landscapes, thriving community, and diverse housing options, it’s the perfect destination for families, professionals, and retirees alike.

Explore Cochrane homes for sale today and take the first step toward making this charming town your new home. Partner with Rae-Lyn Burman, a trusted local realtor, to turn your dream of living in Cochrane into a reality.

Start your home-buying journey in Cochrane today—your perfect home is waiting!

[karaloza]

Legend of Zelda Theme Park - Death Mountain

Death Mountain is to the north of Castle Town (just as it is usually in the north on the game map). The whole area is sculpted as a reddish-brown canyon landscape, with walkways gently sloping upward toward the artificial volcano which dominates the scene, "erupting" every half hour with a display of pyrotechnics and smoke effects. The volcano in turn is the upper portion of a massive show building which occupies roughly half the area's footprint and houses several of its attractions. Interior spaces are designed as rocky caves lit by torches and glowing crystals.

Attractions

Spirit Train (Mountain Station)

Crystal Caverns: A very simple attraction, more like a scenic view. The pathways through the Death Mountain area include side branches that veer through short stretches of tunnel lined with multicolored glowing crystals and gemstone veins. (These are marked on the detailed map with squiggly shading.) Make a habit of following these side paths, and you will find one that heads a little deeper into the mountainside, culminating in a spectacular cavern of exotic stone formations and massive crystal clusters that make soft chiming music as their colors shift through the spectrum.

Goro-Gondolas: Not an intense ride, but still exciting on its own terms, the Goro-Gondolas are boats in a flume...but the water is continuously under-lit with warm-toned lights, giving it the appearance of a glowing lava river! The ten to twelve-minute circuit includes lifts and gentle drops, and in the meantime, the boat passes by numerous detailed scenes of Gorons going about their daily lives—mining for choice rocks to eat, tending Bomb Flower gardens, soaking in hot springs, engaging in athletic competitions, rolling from place to place, etc. At other points, similarly lit “leaping” fountains send streams of “lava” arcing over the flume. From time to time, the flume even exits the interior of the mountain, giving riders a view of the area, and at other points, it shares a scene with the Dodongo Dive-Bomb track.

Gut Check Challenge Arena: A play area, but more...advanced than the Picori Picnic Park in the Lost Woods. Named after the Goron-hosted mini-games in Breath of the Wild, this attraction features rock-climbing walls, obstacle courses, and other stamina-testing activities. The especially bold can sign up for the Gut Check Challenge itself, a rock-climbing event held several times a day on the big wall, with real medals awarded to the winners.

Sworn Brothers Meeting Hall: A meet-and-greet location for favorite Goron characters, including Ocarina of Time’s Darunia, Majora’s Mask’s Darmani, and Breath of the Wild’s Daruk and Yunobo.

Dodongo Dive-Bomb: The number just marks the queue entrance--this ride is a big one! Arguably the biggest thrill in the park, it is a mag-launched roller coaster with cars designed to resemble a chain of minecarts. It takes place mostly inside the cinder cone of the volcano, twisting through lava-lit caverns infested with fire-breathing Dodongo lizards, occasionally breaking out into the open before diving right back into the mountain. The climax takes place in a spacious cavern inhabited by a ferocious dragon, and the train makes a loop around its head and neck in order to escape!

Shops

7. From Mine to Yours: A rock and mineral shop offering all sorts of tumbled semiprecious stones, crystals, carved charms and figurines, geodes (with an option to have them cut open on-site), Himalayan salt lamps, stone-based knickknacks, and books about minerals and gems. For those with fancier tastes, there's even a special sales counter where precious jewelry is available for purchase. In the center of the store is a fountain mimicking a sluice full of gem-bearing slurry, the employees wear overalls and hard hats with mounted headlights, and the shop slogan “Ore and More!” derives from the name of a similar business in Breath of the Wild.

8. Forged in Fire: Being rooted in a medieval(-ish) fantasy franchise is likely to give this theme park some appeal for historical weapons enthusiasts, and this shop is for them, offering a selection of sturdy, functional swords, daggers, axes, and shields, including some replicas of famous designs. (Naturally, various noteworthy swords from the games themselves are among them.) Modern camping/hunting knives are also available, and every purchase of a blade includes a fine hardened leather sheath. However, we can’t have people walking around a theme park with real weapons, so all purchases will be either held at the front of the park for pickup upon exiting, or shipped to the guest for an additional fee. (This is true of any retail location in the park that sells metal weapons, even if they aren’t made to be functional.)

9. Goron Spice Rack: “A spicy nook for spicy cooks” declares the sign out front. Lovers of herbs and seasonings will find much to love in here, with a wide selection of culinary flavorings. Pick a jar or bottle off the shelf or have a mix blended to order! We especially recommend the various types of “Goron Spice” (mostly curry powder and paprika, with assorted variations), made famous by Breath of the Wild.

10. Ripped and Shredded: A shop for sporting goods and memorabilia located next to the Gut Check Challenge Arena. Includes lines of tongue-in-cheek jerseys, caps, and other items referencing peoples, groups, and locations in the LoZ franchise as if they were sports teams. Named after the Goron armor shop in Breath of the Wild.

Eateries

11. Magma Munchies: Adventurous foodies will love this place, where everything on the menu—meat, veggies, fries, and more—is hot and spicy. The intensity ranges widely, from “Hawaiian” (mild curry) all the way up to “Ultra-Plinian” (ghost peppers). Hot sauces are available for purchase at the Goron Spice Rack.

12. Rock Candy Stand: Pretty much exactly what it says: an outdoor kiosk with various colors of traditional rock candy (i.e. sugar crystals on a stick), chocolate “pebbles,” Ring Pops and Pop Rocks, and other mineral-themed sweet treats.

13. Protein Palace: They say the rocky ground of Death Mountain is so hot, you can drop food to cook right on it! That may or may not be true, but this Mongolian BBQ buffet uses a more conventional stainless steel hibachi. Choose a protein (beef, chicken, or tofu) and a selection of vegetables, noodles, sauces, and other ingredients, and your food is cooked up while you watch!

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House For Sale In Windermere Edmonton: For Luxurious Lifestyle

From Edmonton's Windermere to the beautiful Canmore Banff region in Alberta, some of the most exceptional choices one can make while prospecting for a place to call home include these two. Be it urban lifestyles or nature-driven ones; these two spots can be catered to accordingly by the most diverse collection of homebuyers. In this writing piece, you can learn more about the house for sale in Windermere Edmonton, and Canmore Banff Alberta homes for sale.

Windermere, Edmonton: Luxurious Ambiance

Windermere is a luxurious neighborhood located in southwest Edmonton and comprises big houses and modern facilities. There are different types of luxury houses that have modern designs, large lots, and striking finishes. It is a community meant for anyone who wants to combine class with convenience and friendliness toward families.

From chic, ultra-modern townhouses to extensive, custom-built estates, house for sale in Windermere Edmonton vary widely. The area has become highly in demand, mixing a suburban feel with proximity to Edmonton's vibrant downtown. Those people seeking sophistication and comfort will find it an excellent option in Windermere.

Canmore Banff: Mountain Paradise

If the dream is to stay within a breathtaking mountain view, then Canmore Banff Alberta homes for sale offer an unparalleled lifestyle. In fact, located right in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, both offer breathtaking natural scenery and outdoor sports. Nature lovers will find houses for sale in Canmore and Banff where hiking and skiing can be accessed with much ease. Whether you're looking for a primary residence or a vacation home, these locations offer a peaceful retreat with world-class amenities.

From the high-scale, luxury homes in Edmonton's Windermere to mountain retreats carved out of the granite of Alberta's Canmore Banff, quality homes abound to suit most lifestyles. While Windermere provides home buyers with a modern city feel, Canmore and Banff are ideal as mountain escapes. Be it city luxury or mountain serenity, these regions will be ideal for your next home purchase.

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Explore Five Exceptional Properties Now Available in the Okanagan Region

Kelowna, BC — Coldwell Banker Horizon Realty is thrilled to present five exclusive properties, offering some of the most unique real estate opportunities in the Okanagan. These properties blend luxury, location, and lifestyle, with expansive views, stunning designs, and endless possibilities. From private lakefront estates to grand family homes, these properties stand out for their beauty, prime locations, and future potential.

1. 16821 Owl’s Nest Road, Lake Country East / Oyama

Listed at $8,750,000 | 3 Bed / 3 Bath | 9.53 Acres | MLS 10280842

This rare, nearly 10-acre waterfront estate offers 990 linear feet of pristine shoreline on Kalamalka Lake, named one of National Geographic’s Top 10 Most Beautiful Lakes in the World. 16821 Owl’s Nest Road is a once-in-a-century opportunity, being offered for sale for the first time in over 100 years. The property is zoned ALR, providing possibilities for an estate home, winery, brewery, cidery, or agricultural use. The existing 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom main house and a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom rancher sit on this tranquil acreage, along with an orchard, hay field, and wetlands teeming with wildlife. Surrounded by Crown Land to the north, privacy and nature abound, making this the perfect setting for your dream project. Don’t miss the virtual renderings showcasing the immense potential of this exclusive waterfront property.

Listed by Ellen Churchill.View Property.

2. 683 Westside Road S, Westside Road

Listed at $3,995,000 | 6 Bed / 6 Bath | 3,804 Sqft | MLS 10316443

If you are searching for breathtaking lakeshore views, look no further than 683 Westside Road S. This French Country-inspired custom home offers a luxurious experience with panoramic views of Okanagan Lake and the twinkling lights of Downtown Kelowna. Just minutes from the Kelowna bridge, this property boasts privacy and convenience. The 6-bedroom, 6-bathroom home features oversized windows that flood the space with natural light, providing incredible views from nearly every room. The home was designed with guests in mind, offering multiple ensuite bedrooms and a private lower-level suite that opens to a hot tub and putting green. Outside, enjoy 70 feet of lakeshore frontage, a beach house, and a large dock. The expansive property also includes a double garage, 4-car carport, RV parking, and a workshop.

Listed by David Delorme.View Property.

3. 1535 Rocky Point Drive, Wilden

Listed at $2,899,999 | 4 Bed / 5 Bath | 5,035 Sqft | MLS 10320270

Located in the prestigious Wilden neighborhood, 1535 Rocky Point Drive is a masterpiece of modern design and family-friendly luxury. This 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom home offers over 5,000 square feet of sophisticated living space, with a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. The open-concept layout is perfect for entertaining, with high ceilings, large windows, and top-of-the-line finishes throughout. Whether relaxing in the spacious living room, cooking in the gourmet kitchen, or enjoying the outdoor pool and landscaped garden, this home is built for those who appreciate the finer things in life.

Listed by Ian Watson.View Property.

4. 1608 Braeburn Court, Lakeview Heights

Listed at $1,997,500 | 5 Bed / 4 Bath | 4,225 Sqft | MLS 10324206

For those seeking an elegant home in the desirable Lakeview Heights area, 1608 Braeburn Court offers a contemporary design with expansive living spaces and mountain views. With 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, this 4,225 sq ft home is perfect for both family living and entertaining. The bright and open main floor features hardwood floors, a chef-inspired kitchen, and a large outdoor patio for summer gatherings. Located close to renowned wineries and recreational trails, this home offers the perfect balance between luxury and lifestyle.

Listed by Trish Cenci.View Property.

5. 5667 Jasper Way, Kettle Valley

Listed at $1,750,000 | 4 Bed / 4 Bath | 4,977 Sqft | MLS 10325850

Set in the highly sought-after Kettle Valley community, 5667 Jasper Way offers nearly 5,000 square feet of beautifully designed living space. This 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home provides the ideal setting for families, with a spacious layout, custom finishes, and a welcoming atmosphere. The property’s standout features include a stunning open kitchen, a large living area, and a luxurious primary suite. Outside, the beautifully landscaped yard is perfect for outdoor play and relaxation, while Kettle Valley’s family-friendly community offers parks, schools, and easy access to outdoor activities.

Listed by Jaime Briggs.View Property.

Each of these properties offers a rare opportunity to live in one of the Okanagan’s most beautiful and desirable areas. Whether you’re searching for a private lakeside retreat or a spacious family home, these listings are not to be missed.

For more information or to schedule a private viewing, visit www.kelownarealestate.com or contact Coldwell Banker Horizon Realty at (250) 860–7500.

About Coldwell Banker Horizon Realty Coldwell Banker Horizon Realty has been a leader in Okanagan real estate for over 25 years. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing exceptional service and helping clients find their dream homes in this extraordinary region.

Media Contact: Aryan Bawa Coldwell Banker Horizon Realty Phone: (250) 860–7500 Email: aryan@coldwellbanker.ca