As thousands put on their tennis shoes, I will "sleep in for the cure"! As the Denver, Colorado race has gotten so big that I don't feel up to the crowds, I have found an alternative. Donate and cheer from the finish line, or couch, or coffee shop... On Sunday October 5th, over 60,000 people will leave the Pepsi center for the 5k trek. Whereever you are wear your pink, and say a prayer for the thousands of women fighting this disease. We have made great accomplishments in early detection and the cure. So far this year they have raised over $750,000! That is only 40% of their goal. Please go to www.komendenver.org and donate what you can.
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I have lost a dear aunt, my dad's little sister Kathy. Every October we are reminded how a young woman of 40 can lose to this. Her own daughter has now been fighting it at the age of 27! I never thought someone younger than me could have it. Take care of the ladies you love.
It's that time of year again, fall. The nights are cool, the leaves are changing, pumpkins are ripe! Th
e kids are also starting to decide on their Halloween Costumes. Have a little extra fun by attending a fall festival. Many of the pumpkin patches and corn mazes have hay rides, farmers markets and treats. The list of these are endless, so I will attach a link to view many of the larger ones.
List of Pumpkin Patches and corn mazes
The Colorado Wine Industry is busy this time of year for the crush. Take a tour of front range wineries, or western slope vineyards.
http://coloradowinecountrytours.com does many package deals on different areas of the state.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture, Colorado State University and the Colorado Wine Industry Development Board are partnering with the Colorado Tourism Office to host a Culinary & Agritourism Mini Conference as part of the Governor's 2007 Colorado Tourism Conference.
Culinary and Agritourism Mini Conference
October 9-10, 2007
Grand Junction, CO
The registration fee is $135 for Tuesday night and Wednesday or $220 for the mini-conference and the entire Governor's Tourism Conference, Oct. 10-12, 2007. Click Here to register.
I Recently hiked an area my dad took me as a child. Just a short drive from the southwest denver metro area is the Pike National Forest. Camping and motorcycle trails are most popular here. But one trail where motor vehicles are not allowed is the Devils Head Lookout Tower.
Devils Head Lookout Trail can be reached by traveling approximately ten miles west of Sedalia on Highway 67 to the Rampart Range Road. Turn left (south) on the Rampart Range Road for approximately eight and one-half miles to the trailhead. This last part is a bumpy dirt road.
The area is beautiful, scattered with rock out croppings. The leaves are just starting to change, as this is a little lower elevation. The Tower at the top of the 45 - 60 minute hike is open from May to October, when it is staffed for fire lookout. It is only 1.4 miles from the parking lot, but ascends 950 feet. There are 30 - 40 lightning strikes visible from here each summer. At the top you can decide if you are brave enough to climb the steep stairs to the top. The 360* views are worth a little vertigo. On clear days mountain peaks are visible 100 miles away.
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This is a tenant occupied listing. For agent showings please call our showing service at 303.573.7469. Buyers call 303.324.7445 to schedule a private viewing.
No HOA Fees! Additional storage in the crawl space as well. This is an End Unit with only one party wall.
*This is a short sale listing competitively priced.* It won't last long! MLS # 702757
The beautiful gated neighborhood in Lone Tree has made viewing it's exceptional homes a little easier. This weekend Saturday the 20th and Sunday the 21st between the hours of 11:00 and 4:00p.m. you can take a tour through the 14 completed homes. The open houses will be marked with signs and balloons. As usual the sales office will be open and you can stop in for a map and price information. The office is in the club house located next to one of the pools. The signs are easy to follow. Heritage Hills homes are priced from the $900's up to 1.6 million.
To get there go west on Lincoln from I-25, you will see the south entrance to your right in 2 blocks, before Yosemite.
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Experience, communication & support. Licensed since 1996, lived in south Denver/ Highlands Ranch /Castle Pines areas for the past 27 years, residential sales across metro Denver. Thanks for your time.
Living in the Denver metro are the past 27 years I have learned to enjoy hiking, mountain biking, playing golf, wine tasting and reading. My children proudly attend douglas county schools. I love living in Colorado and all it has to offer and enjoy the diversity of Colorado homes. I currently live in the Highlands Ranch area with my husband and two children.
The History: How did I become a real estate broker?
I have always been creative, an artist if I may. I love architecture and learned so much about building and engineering as a child from my father. He is an engineer specializing in airports. While I was in high school he worked on the infamous Denver International Airport. I was surrounded by architects and designers. Now I admit that I do not enjoy doing math - so I leaned away from architecture from fear of doing a lot of something I don't enjoy. So design it was. In college for design I met a former Denver Bronco who had become a broker. It peaked my interest and I ended up going to a real estate school next. I enjoy working with home builders, and have an edge; I have the ability to draft and read building plans, and an understanding of the building process. It transfers to my clients since I have a love for viewing property and finding ways to make each space work for them. Now if I could just get the kids to put things in their space... I will have to work on my motivational speaking!
I am a residential agent in south denver, specializing in first time buyers and military relocation. I have extensive experience with new home builders, and custom home purchases. I can assist you through the short sale process. I want you pleased with the process and better off financially. My lenders can help you restore your credit! My goal is a stress free transaction. My knowledge will save you time and put more money in your pocket. My partners and I specialize in the Douglas County, DTC, Arapahoe County and Denver areas.
My goal is to find common threads to bring people together as a community.
I am a member of the national board of Realtors, holding licensed brokers to a higher standard of ethics.
While I am still learning, my business partner and sister in law signs American sign language if that is a need we can fill. For more information and assistance call me direct at 303.324.7445.
"Amanda is a genuine, ethical and professional woman who puts her client's needs first. In addition, Amanda's positive 'can do' attitude makes it a pleasure working with her and her team. Not only is Amanda a hard working woman she is also a full-time Mother as well as devoted wife and role model. Should you need any further information on Amanda's background please do not hesitate to contact me. I'd be happy to talk with you. Regards, Jason Basso" August 13, 2008
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