Demonstration Forest Field Day, Nov. 11
November 4, 2007
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Demonstration Forest Field Day, Nov. 11
Representatives of the DNR and the Purdue Forestry and Natural Resource Extension will conduct a free Forestry Field Day at the property of Larry and Flora Glass in the
DNR district forester Brad Rody and Purdue forester Lenny Farlee, will lead the outdoor field day, which runs from 1 to 4 p.m. Topics to be covered include tree planting, pruning, plantation management, forest management. A demonstration on the use of a tree spade will also be presented.
Those interested are asked to register to attend this event by calling (260) 782-0430, before
Link to this event: http://www.in.gov/newsroom.htm?detailContent=113_12479.htm
Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner with Abraham and Mary Lincoln at Spring Mill State Park
November 4, 2007
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner with Abraham and Mary Lincoln at Spring Mill State Park
On Sunday, Nov. 18,
President Lincoln and his wife will join the table to partake in this Thanksgiving meal. Following dinner, the President will discuss his 1863 Thanksgiving Proclamation. Demonstrations and crafts presented by
“Thanksgiving in the Village” will begin at
Rooms are available at the Spring Mill Inn for Nov. 17 and 18; call the
Jill Vance,
Visitors who wish to expand their celebration of Thanksgiving at Spring Mill are also invited to make a set of Thanksgiving crafts in the
Admission to the park after
Link to this event: http://www.in.gov/newsroom.htm?detailContent=113_12506.htm
Holiday Craft Days at Spring Mill will help you “deck the halls”
November 4, 2007
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
Holiday Craft Days at Spring Mill will help you “deck the halls”
Mitchell: On Friday, November 23 and Saturday, November 24, visitors to
Each set of five holiday crafts, made with assistance from heritage interpreters in the
The
Park entrance fees of $5 per vehicle for
Link to this event: http://www.in.gov/newsroom.htm?detailContent=113_12484.htm
Riverview Motel
November 2, 2007
I interviewed Julie Sites, Owner of Eagle Crest Apartments, Riverview Motel, and Meadow Brook Ridge Condos. I’ll be honest and say that I was blown away at what I saw and the endless potential that Julie had developed in her condo units. The Riverview Motel was started by her father, and she continues his dream and made it her own reality. With amazing view of the Penobscot River and furnished apartments that would easily go for more money anywhere else I’ve traveled, but Julie and her staff of 7 to 9 keep the grounds inside and out looking spectacular.For only $375 per week and up during peak seasons these 2 and 1 bedroom furnished apartments come with cable, washer and dryers, air conditioning, and heat. And you can even rent them for longer. Julie has many couples that stay there during summer months and keep coming back over the years. When I asked one couple they stated, “This place is as good as it gets because it’s so central to everything and everyone can get to anywhere they need to be easily.â€
For a great second home, or if you are moving to Maine for good, then Meadow Brook Condos on Mt Hope Road in Bangor, Maine, would be a wise choice. Call Julie or Diane Pearson at 207-659-6511. The 1600 square foot condos are unbelievably roomy and you can even choose your own flooring, cabinetry, and bathroom style. When I saw these condos I was floored at the excellence of the area and the space you get inside and out of the condos.
If you need one night or even a lifetime in Maine then call the Riverview Motel, Eagle Crest Apartments, or Meadow Brook Ridge Condos for your sleeping or living needs. Make sure to pet Ava and tell Skinny Moose sent you.
Orrin Bimpson
Director of Public Relations
Skinny Moose Media
All About Travel
November 2, 2007
From California to Japan and everywhere in between the friendly and very knowledgeable staff at All About Travel, 849 Stillwater Ave, Bangor, Maine, phone number 207-945-0808, will help plan your trip. This group of licensed professionals will take care of the lodging, airfares, and all your travel needs. They can help with lat minute flights or planned out family vacations. Disney is their most traveled to destination but when asked, Dee Anne and her staff, would be willing to go the extra mile to plan a hunting or fishing package to best fit the needs of one hunter/fisherman, or a group of them.
The staff at All About Travel know that weather and other interruptions get in the way. So to be safe they recommend that you leave an extra day earlier, but if something does come up in your travels then this dedicated staff will be on the phones getting you new flights and hotel accommodation’s if needed. With this day and age of ordering your travel packages online, isn’t it refreshing to know when you plan your trip with All About Travel that having someone on your side if something goes wrong is definitely better than being in an airport on the phone with a computer.
With good listening skills and the eagerness to help any travelers plan a hunting, fishing trip, or other family vacation, whether it be from Maine or from anywhere in this country of ours, call Dee Anne from All About Travel in Bangor, Maine, and tell them that Skinny Moose told you to call.
Orrin Bimpson
Director of Public Relations
Skinny Moose Media
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