Showing posts with label Friends of Badger Mountain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friends of Badger Mountain. Show all posts

Sunday, September 7, 2008

A Parade

If you are in search of ideas to employ when remodeling, building ,or decorating your home, the Parade of Homes is a great event to visit. But don't limit yourself to the selection of award winning houses. Make it a point to travel to new developments, whether local or out of town, where you can walk through model homes in an effort to get the widest perspective possible (bring a camera). With every new intrigue, there sparks a light that might lead to innovation or even invention. It's also fun to dream outside the box.

After being indoors for the view, take a break to enjoy nature ... hike a trail on Badger Mountain. And notice the call for donations - it is never too late nor too little when you give to preservation of nature. "Gimme my space!"

Be the current that runs through Tri Cities!

Thursday, August 14, 2008

Join the Club ... Experience Tri Cities

There are many ways to get connected in Tri Cities, and many options for involvement.

Join the club. Among the clubs to explore : Meadow Springs Country Club, Tri City Country Club, Canyon Lakes Golf, Horn Rapids Golf Club. These clubs usually offer a range of membership opportunities from Social for those who wish to enjoy club activities (dining, the pool, wine tasting, bar be que, special events, and etc.) to Family to Regular which includes almost unlimited golf opportunites. What a joy to swill mojitos or margaritas and swapping stories after any sort of play!

Save the world. Get in on the fundraising action by participating with any of many guilds or foundations. The Children's Hospital Guilds plan events to increase resources. This is one of many opportunities.

Hit the trail. Become one of the many Friends of Badger Mountain. Efforts for land preservation and conservation put a wonderful hike at your feet! Remember to bring plenty of water (but not too much because the loo is at the base of the hill).

Run with the river that runs in and through Tri Cities.