Living the Good Life In Georgetown Texas: November 2009

Wordless Wednesday.....Clean Energy

Windmill Georgetown Texas

The skies have been so clear and clean here in Central Texas this week  this old windmill in Georgetown Texas drew my attention upwards.  I was reminded of how wind energy is a great way to protect our environment.

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5 comments • Mike Sparks Galveston Island Real Estate • November 18 2009 09:08PM
Guess We're Not Immune.. Number of Foreclosures Waaaaay Up in Central…
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Well, I guess it had to happen sooner or later. We all watched the collapse of the real estate market in California, Nevada, Florida 2 yrs ago, and the big bubble of inflated values pulling the rest of the country down last year. All the while here… more
Keep Your Eyes Peeled for Elk and Low Flying Pelicans
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I was down in Galveston County visiting my Dad for Veteran's Day (Dad's a WWII vet) and ran across two news local news items that are very odd and yet have similar lessons that my dad taught me years ago when he told me to keep my eyes peeled on the… more
Shopping at Wolf Ranch Center in Georgetown Texas
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Complementing Georgetown Texas's historic downtown district is the newly opened Wolf Ranch Shopping Center close to downtown at the interesection of IH35 and Highway 29 Featuring at least 40 retail stores and restaurants, along with 11… more
Exploring Georgetown's San Gabriel Park
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One of the greatest features of Georgetown Texas is it's beautiful San Gabriel Park, the keystone of Georgetown's extensive park system. The park is near the center of town and occupies the original river crossing and sacred campground used by the… more
Exploring Blue Hole Park in Georgetown Texas
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The fall weather has Wiley and I out exploring the great parks that Georgetown Texas offers. One of the most visible is Blue Hole park within a couple of blocks of downtown. The park lies along the north San Gabriel River and has been a popular… more