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Dreamer61
04-19-2013, 09:55 AM
:MOJE_whot: We leave here next Thursday and should be in TV later that afternoon. I am not 100% after my surgery yet so probably no dancing in the streets for me. Lol, but I'm not complaining! Just so happy it's finally here! Hope to run in to some of you folks I've been chatting with here. We'll use the shuttle everyone has been recommending. Thanks to all for helping us with this visit! :bigbow:
upstate
04-19-2013, 04:00 PM
Heading down next month, looking forward to your thoughts on TV. Hope you are feeling better.
gomoho
04-19-2013, 05:56 PM
Definitely take the trolley 'cause it provides you with a wealth of information; however, be sure to take yourself to Spanish Springs and experience the beauty of that square and the older section of TV. The trolley now only covers the are between Lake Sumter and Brownwood.
The Buckeyes
04-19-2013, 06:24 PM
Bring your checkbook!
sjdjmd
04-19-2013, 08:41 PM
Get on down here and have yourself a fantastic time! You'll love every minute! Still remember our LSV and how much fun we had...only to be here full-time 6 months later...with absolutely no intention of retiring to Florida! It's a ball and a blessing every day.
Dreamer61
04-26-2013, 08:36 PM
Well we are here! I have to say at first....yesterday when we arrived....I thought whoa this is all a bit too much. But then something strange happened on the trolley tour today, it hit me! I think I'm in love! Honey I want to live here, honey I really want to move HERE! Like now please. It truly did hit me like a ton of bricks. It's so beautiful everywhere. There's so much to do or not to do here. Everything is right here within TV, for the most part. So now the task at hand...selling our current home. You can believe I will be right on it when we get back and I want to find something here before the prices jump to high. Nite, another full day in TV tomorrow!
Lpierleo
04-26-2013, 09:51 PM
Congratulations and have a wonderful time. You will love it, it is a bit much to take in at first.
John_W
04-29-2013, 10:42 AM
Before you're next trip checkout the Autotrain. I don't know if you flew or drove, but since you're from Virginia, it might be to your advantage. We did our LSV two years ago in April and it was $900 each way. Big difference in the off season, were going back to visit Baltimore this August and it's only $750 round trip.
The train stations are in Lorton, VA, just outside the DC beltway by Arlington and the Florida station is in Sanford, about a 90 minute drive east of TV. With driving I figured one night in a motel, 35 gallons of gas and meals on the road, taking the train is only a couple of hundred more dollars in the off season. Also you save 1800 miles of driving on your car and yourself. If you flew, you would save the car rental while you'e in TV.
princesspat
04-29-2013, 03:05 PM
Yeah, Dreamer. Hope to have you as a villager soon!
graciegirl
04-29-2013, 04:07 PM
Well we are here! I have to say at first....yesterday when we arrived....I thought whoa this is all a bit too much. But then something strange happened on the trolley tour today, it hit me! I think I'm in love! Honey I want to live here, honey I really want to move HERE! Like now please. It truly did hit me like a ton of bricks. It's so beautiful everywhere. There's so much to do or not to do here. Everything is right here within TV, for the most part. So now the task at hand...selling our current home. You can believe I will be right on it when we get back and I want to find something here before the prices jump to high. Nite, another full day in TV tomorrow!
I just kinda knew this would happen.
It is beyond words sometimes, even for us who have been here for several years.
It isn't perfect, but danged close.
In MY very humble opinion.
I am glad to be on this earth and in this place.
Who would think that life is so much fun as you grow older?:pepper2:
Welcome to you, Dreamer, May ALL of your dreams come true.:beer3:
Dreamer61
04-29-2013, 09:00 PM
Back home in VA. The difference is unbelievable. Don't get me wrong, I love my home and I've lived in this area all of my life. But the scenery here is no comparison to TV of course. Here you have all walks of life which is normal anywhere except a place as TV because it is mostly retirees. It's really a cultural shock if you know what I mean. But I know in my heart we are ready for this lifestyle. The only thing that I might be questioning is it seems we are younger, not a lot but enough to wonder if we would have difficulty making friends. But something tells me that out of 90,000 people that would not be so.
2BNTV
04-30-2013, 10:48 AM
You sound very personable. I don't think it will pose a problem, As long as you talk to people and are willing to do things. :smiley:
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