Waynesville was beautiful late Thursday afternoon just as the sun was setting. The video shots were taken in the parking lot of Ingles grocery store off of Dellwood in Waynesville. I was lucky to walk out just in time, and to have my camera (of course) in my vehicle.
Did you happen to see the folding house in the Boston Globe?
What a jerk: Elk killed (poached) in Cataloochee Valley in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Jonathan Creek is home to some beautiful mountain residences.
Pat Kitano and Kevin Boer of Domus U are continually introducing new ways for agents to learn the best of social media marketing. They believe training and learning should be long term, practical and affordable.
They developed and offer a Social Media Training Center product to Associations of Realtors for their members, such as the Oklahoma City Metro Association.
Launch of Training Centers with Boards nationwide, with the California Association of Mortgage Brokers, and several in the San Francisco Bay area, is slated for early December. Domus U is fulfilling a void by providing an agenda-free product that Realtors are now demanding, even in Oklahoma!
They have now created a Training Center for Active Rain members and have added a detailed module for learning about how to use Active Rain by organizing the tutorials of our friend Brad Andersohn.
You really should subscribe to the Social Media Training Center for Active Rain members at Domus U Social Media Training Center.
You'll stay ahead of the curve with Domus U!
Rain, rain, go away. Maggie Valley is overcast again this morning but it's not raining .. yet. As you can see from the photos, our creeks have plenty of water in them right now.
Here are some 'of interest' links:
Beautiful early morning sunlight was crawling across the pretty Maggie Valley farm early Sunday morning. It's easy to see that our leaves have fallen. This farm can be seen off of Soco Road as you head over the mountain to get to Cherokee, which is a beautiful and winding drive.
© Susie Blackmon
Ran across this list of the Top 20 Real Estate Websites (as of 10/31/09) several days ago. Here 'tis in case you missed it.
Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.
Early Sunday morning as I went to do an errand, I took a quick detour in Maggie Valley to see how the some of creeks looked. They sure looked cold and rapid. Soon I will be able to capture snow on the banks of the creeks. (I noticed quite a few perfect spots along the creek for an Airstream.)
If you like creek photos, click here to see more.
Fall photos taken in and around Maggie Valley are here.
© Susie Blackmon
Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.
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Horse person and NC RE Broker (emphasis on horse properties), very active in social media, who also tweets, blogs, markets, and promotes. One of 2009 Top 25 Most Connected Real Estate Professionals.
One of "2009 Most Connected Real Estate Professionals"
My Haywood County/WNC Real Estate/Community Blog is Featured on ALLTOP's Real Estate Page!!
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Raised in Hawaii (home to both sides of my family). Lived in Honolulu HI, Hilo HI, Santa Fe NM, New York City NY, Kansas City MO, Sarasota FL.
Relocated from Hilo HI to Maggie Valley NC in late 2006, and obtained NC Real Estate Broker's license.
What experience do I bring to the table?
[Pertinent] Experience:
Real Estate Paralegal - Sarasota, FL and Honolulu, HI
Controller/Administrator - Honolulu, HI and Hilo, HI
Corporate/Labor Law Legal Secretary - Sarasota, FL and Honolulu, HI
Flight Attendant - TWA, Kansas City, MO
Retailer of Western Wear and Tack - Sarasota, FL
Raised and showed Quarter Horses - Sarasota, FL
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Haywood County, NC encompasses approximately 546 square miles made up of some great North Carolina destinations: Maggie Valley, Waynesville, Balsam, Fines Creek, Cataloochee Ranch, Canton, and Clyde; and is surrounded by the exquisite, natural beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, the Blue Ridge Mountain Range, and the Pisgah National Forest. Locals and visitors to Haywood County enjoy snow skiing, snow tubing, trout fishing, hunting, festivals, museums, and many other outdoor activities. We enjoy 4 very distinct, beautiful seasons, with no extremes, and commutes to work are easy.
Why should you move to Haywood County, NC? No smog. Nice people. Mountain lifestyle. Log homes. Fireplaces. No traffic to speak of. Easy commuting, whether to work or to shop. Great barbecue. Small town charms. Mountains no matter where you look. Elk in the wild just minutes away. Big trout. Big, long-range views.
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