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One Year Ago…..
One year ago today, Taylor-Made Deep Creek Vacations & Sales closed on their first sale – this gorgeous log home at Sky Valley! Since then, we have listed 93 properties for sale and participated in 55 transactions totaling over $16 million in sales volume. Not a bad first year! We would be honored to represent you in the sale or purchase of any real estate in Garrett County or at Deep Creek Lake! We have a spectacular sales team, an incredible marketing plan and a one-stop shop for ALL of your home ownership needs! #TaylorMadeDeepCreekVacationsSales #deepcreeklake #garrettcounty
ANOTHER PRICE IMPROVEMENT!!!
PRICE IMPROVEMENT!!
NEW LISTING!
FREE MOVIE!
Taylor-Made will be hosting a FREE Outdoor Family Movie Night in Celebration of Deep Creek Lake’s 90TH Birthday! Everyone is Invited!
Movie: Night of the Museum 3!
When: Today, June 13th!
Time: 8:30 pm
Where: Our Main Office (35 Towne Centre Way McHenry)…
Bring your Lawn Chairs & Come Celebrate with us!
HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY DCL!!!
Today kicks off the birthday celebration of Deep Creek Lake. Lots of promotions throughout the weekend and some parties.
Click her for the event schedule: http://cloud.chambermaster.com/userfiles/UserFiles/chambers/847/File/GarrettCntyChamber_DCLAnniv_TrifoldSMALL.pdf
HAPPY MONDAY!!
HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!
30 Rising Vacation Rental Destinations In 2015
Avid travelers have an innate curiosity to see the world.
They’re constantly searching for the next best thing – or place – to experience. But you don’t always need to travel across the world to get it. Many jewels are located right here in the US, from sea to shining sea. Often it just takes a wave of vacationers to realize their inherent beauty.
TripAdvisor set out to find 30 of the fastest-growing vacation rental destinations in 2015. While some are better known than others, they’re all certainly trending in the right direction. We analyzed traveler behavior over the past year, identifying which US regions had strong increases in vacation rental popularity from 2014 to 2015*.
These destinations are all gaining popularity while offering vacationers something special, like the picturesque mountains and charming beach towns of the East Coast, or the lakeside retreats and sun-drenched sanctuaries out west. Each spot provides a unique blend of outdoor recreation, kid-friendly attractions, entertainment, culture, arts, history and more.
Read More Here: http://www.tripadvisor.com/VacationRentalsBlog/2015/05/14/30-rising-vacation-rental-destinations-2015/
7 Ways for Maryland Boaters to Stay Safe
7 Ways for Maryland Boaters to Stay Safe
Natural Resources Police offer tips after deadly week on water.
By Elizabeth Janney(Patch Staff) May 31, 2015
Maryland Natural Resources Police urge safety on the water, particularly after two boaters died in Baltimore and Cecil counties this week.
A 22-year-old canoeist and a 40-year-old sailor perished in separate incidents on Maryland waters, their bodies located over the weekend.
No matter what nature does, there are ways people can protect themselves before heading out, or when deciding whether to step aboard at all. Here are some boating safety tips from Candy Thomson, spokeswoman for Natural Resources Police:
- Wear a life jacket. That’s number one. Nothing else is even close when it comes to protecting yourself. And it can’t help you if you’re not wearing it. Make sure that the life jacket has a whistle so you can call for help.
- Let someone know where you’re going and when you expect to return.
- Check the weather. If there’s a small craft advisory and you’re in a small craft, think twice about going out.
- Never go out alone.
- Have enough safety gear for everyone on board.
- Carry a phone in a plastic bag or dry bag.
- If you’re going to be out at night, carry flares and a light.
Natural Resources Police will be patrolling the state’s waterways and parks. Over the Memorial Day weekend, its officers reported they were out in force—they issued 386 tickets; gave 1,104 warnings; found seven boaters driving under the influence; responded to nine boating crashes, including one fatal in Calvert County; and handled one fatal swimming incident involving a teen in Garrett County.
Read More Here: http://patch.com/maryland/belair/7-ways-maryland-boaters-stay-safe
