About Palm City's Palm City Farms

I have been bringing you real estate news and events of Palm City, Florida in my daily blog for several years. I enjoy sharing with you my experiences, events, places and news of Palm City and its surrounding areas of Martin County. I specialized my real estate career and firm in Homes and Equestrian property in Martin, St. Lucie, Okeechobee, and Palm Beach County.

Just where is Palm City, Florida? I thought I would give you a map of this great area so you can relate to my blogs, Palm Citys Horse Talk and Palm City Realtor On Call and see more information about home and equestrian listings

Palm City, Florida is a good choice if you are thinking of moving to Florida. We have every lifestyle that you could ever want. Lifestyle of Town and Country living, beaches, rivers and parks. One never gets bored in Palm City. Our Atlantic Ocean is just a quick 10 minutes away. Palm Beach is 30 and Vero Beach is about the same. Go fresh water fishing in Lake Okeechobee or attend a world champship rodeo while there.

Should you need real estate help in directing you to your new home, contact Carol Barron-Cross, Broker, Sunflower Homes and Equestrian, LLC. Carol has knowledge of Martin County and surrounding areas.

Palm City, Florida's Marasco Ranch has so much to offer for children and family entertainment. Marasco Ranch is located on the west side of Palm City. If you are thinking of having a birthday party for your son or daughter, perhaps you might consider Marasco Ranch.

This is a place where you can spend time with nature, animals and experience ranch style living. Marasco Ranch has many horses to ride. If you want to learn horse back riding or just ride horses for the day then this is the perfect place to plan that event. There are many trails to ride and dirt roads that are perfect for horse back riding. EvenMarasco Ranch can furnish ponies for your own party and they will bring the ponies to your home.

Even more fun at Maraco Ranch is the sport of Kayaking and Canoe riding. Marasco is just a short drive away from the town of Palm City. Take SR 714 west and drive about 3.5 miles pass the Turnpike. Take a left onto 66th Avenue, then turn Right onto SW 39th Street. Drive down about a 100 feet and youur will see Marasco Ranch on the left. Palm Citys Horse Talk brings news of events, real estate news, See additional information about different areas of Palm City in the next news break on Palm Citys Horse Talk

I cannot explain how important college football is to me and how it has been to every member of my family. I live in Florida and I graduated from the University of Alabama. My heart is with my team every game day. My son has a pharmacy in Florida and has Alabama banners everywhere in his store. I manage my real estate so I will not have one phone call during Alabama's game. Auburn who? Oh yes, the family is split. My brother in law played at Auburn and we do not speak when Auburn and Alabama play. Oh, it was not pretty last year!

It is a family affair. As a young college student, I experience watching Broadway Joe Namath (number 12) and Alabama to many national championships. Yes, the story goes, "Bear Bryant walked on water". I loved watching Alabama football then and now. If I am in Florida, I keep in touch with all my Alabama friends on Facebook. They send me videos of the pre game parties. I even watch Joe Namaths preview of the game on You Tube.

My granddaughter is now attending the University of Alabama and is a true Bama Fan. My second granddaughter is going to Alabama next year. You see, this is serious business and everyone knows that when it is time for BAMA FOOTBALL not to call me. GO BAMA GO

This weekend the game with Kent State and Alabama will fund the tornado victims of last spring. My granddaughter and many young students escaped the tornado. The tornado just missed our beautiful stadium. Coach Sabin announce the proceeds would be donated to the tornado victims back in May.

So I am ready. Roll Tide.

Horses are very healing. I have experienced how my horse farm helped to heal my family and me after experiencing a tragic loss. The gentleness of horses can do so much for people that are suffering from illness or a loss of a loved one. I just blogged about a farm that I sold in Jupiter, Florida that has been converted to work with people that are under Doctor's care.

I want to introduce my readers to Daisy, my Thoroughbred. This photo is of Daisy when we rescued her. My husband received a call one morning from a man that said he had a grey mare that had lost half it's huff during a race in Ft. Lauderdale. It was either Daisy would be put down or we would go get her.

Daisy, had won several races on the track, While racing, the horse in front of Daisy clipped her foot and cut half way across her huff. Daisy could hardly walk. She still does not get around very well, but she is alive.

I look at Daisy every day and she is slowly gaining her weight back. Horses helped me so much when I really did not know what I needed to do to get myself going again from my loss. Therefore, Daisy is an everyday reminder to me that we must give back what other give to us. My grand daughter spent time with Daisy this past weekend. There is sadness in her eyes. I know that she would love to run because that is what she was born to do. We have to wait for Daisy to give her feed because it takes her a little longer to get her snack. Yes, DAISY CAME IN LAST at the track but she placed first at our farm.

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Carol Barron-Cross, Broker, Sunflower Homes & Equestrian, LLC.