Slate Hill, NY

Love to hike and see the early signs of Spring? The Orange County Land Trust will be holding a family-friendly guided nature hike on Saturday March 14, 2009 in the Town of Wawayanda. Everyone is encouraged to wear mud boots of some kind.

Hunter Farm Preserve is 60 acres of rolling fields, woodlands, streams and two ponds. The walk will center on exploring the fields for early signs of Spring and the ponds for beaver activity. Orange County Land Trust Naturalist Gary Keeton will lead this outing. In case of bad weather call 845-343-0840 x12 for rescheduling information. Reservations are not required.

Hunter Preserve is open year-round to the public and admission is free for walking, birding, photography and educational purposes. There will soon be a Tadpole trail for children-an exploratory trail with nature activities. The preserve is located on Ethan Way, off Mt. Orange Road in Slate Hill, NY.
The Orange County Land Trust is a non-profit organization that preserves the forests, wetlands, fields, ridgelines and working farmland around Orange County, NY. Want to donate? Click here!

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Minisink Valley Homes Office 845-355-8439

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How could you not love a face like that? What a cutie pie!

Photo by Debra Walsh, Copyright © 2009 Debra Walsh. All Rights Reserved. This photo may not be reproduced, used or transmitted without the express, written permission of Debra Walsh of Minisink Valley Homes in Slate Hill, NY. Thank you for not plagiarizing.

GRI, ABR, CHMS, REM

Minisink Valley Homes Office 845-355-8439

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What a way to find out you are on the front page of the business section of your local paper. A reprint of a picture used last year that you didn't know they were going to use again. Well, I guess a bad picture of you is better than no picture at all of you and your business sign in the county paper. To view the article click here. I attended a class today at the local board of Realtors and if ever there is a place to be recognized when you are in the paper that is it!

Originally this picture was from an article that was commenting on how Realtors and Mortgage Brokers work together to market properties to help sell them quicker when conventional methods aren't always doing the trick in these tougher times. Behind us was a beautiful, mint condition colonial that I had for sale at the time that has long since been sold. To my left was the homeowner (white jacket) and my right the Mortgage Broker.

GRI, ABR, CHMS, REM

Minisink Valley Homes Office 845-355-8439

debbiewalsh40@yahoo.com

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