[asianthree]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Hopefully they can teach the clowns running the so called Villages Hospital on El Camino Real how a real Hospital should be run ?

Surgery at el Camino is on a 7-3 schedule, any cases after hours is a bus ride away. It’s run like a surgery center. Not their fault, it the footprint of care.
True trauma center will be welcomed. 24 hour surgery trauma on site, teaching facility, residents, med students, and education classes for staff within minutes of facility. Can’t wait for the build to begin,

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

You are notJM. Dream on and hope for the best when you have an emergency.

If you're in Fenny, yes, I am...

I am closer to Morse and Meggison than you are...

You'll have to either come across Warm Springs, or the new Bexley Bridge...

The other route would be down Marsh Bend to 470... and then east all the way across to where it crosses the turnpike...

Me? The entrance to my village is less than a mile from 44 & Morse. A simple shot down to where it becomes Meggison and keep going thru Citrus Grove and it'll dump out just west of the new hospital site...

Maps are easy to read...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by New Englander

Just curious what village are you in?

Osceola Hills @ Soaring Eagle... Just north of Lake Deaton Plaza

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

But you choose to bash the south and have been doing so for quite a long time.

Wrong again. I've never bashed the southern areas. I am consistent in my criticism of those on both sides of the issue...

What I DID say was that we did indeed look at the southern areas when we were home shopping. The major issue (for my wife) was the power lines... She refused to buy a home where they were nearby (or even visible)...

I have also said we loved Marsh Bend and would have bought there if we could have found a home we liked...

I have also stated that the new village of Richmond looks very nice. If something came up there (with a bit more room than we currently have, I'd consider moving there...

We wound up in Osceola Hills. It worked for us...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Word is that “StrangerThings” happen in Hawkins : ) In fact, didn’t Netflix make a series about that? Perhaps one of you is living in the upside down version of Hawkins?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by John Mayes

It runs northwest and southeast.

And south of the villages, it shoots mostly east over to 95, just north of Palm Beach...

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

And south of the villages, it shoots mostly east over to 95, just north of Palm Beach...

South of The Villages now, soon to be the geographic center

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

South of The Villages now, soon to be the geographic center

True... Where I live was once considered "the south", but now, we're pretty close to the geographic center...

[Laker14]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

South of The Villages now, soon to be the geographic center

My friends bought a nice place in 2007 in the newly built Village of Largo. They tried to convince us to buy then, and I was tempted, because the development would end at 466A. But, alas, we just weren't ready to jump then.

What we were told would be the southern limit is closer to the northern limit than the southern limit now, and it won't be long before the newbies in the newest new areas of the south will refer to our area (we wound up in Poinciana) as part of the "Historical" section.

It's all good. It's a big place, getting bigger. Can't wait to drive my cart to Disney World.

[Funkman]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

They might not bite, but they are sure annoying while standing still trying to putt.

Our only solution was to play drive up ready golf, drive up very quickly, no practice strokes, one hit, hop back in and continue driving

At least they've finally found a way to get people to play faster

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by Tvflguy

We golfed today at Southern Oaks. On the back 9 today.

We decided to drown our sorrows with a beer at the center Bar at Sawgrass. The guy buying brought 4 plastic glasses of beer and said “guess how much”. We all guessed $4 a glass. He said they don’t serve in pitchers as we typically get after rounds at other places. And they charged $7.00 per glass!!! Was like almost $30! A pitcher at other TV restaurants is about $13. What a ripoff.

So, we won’t golf at Southern Oaks until fall, and no more Sawgrass. Yikes.

What kind of beer was it ? If it was a craft beer, that or more is the going price these days.

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by Tvflguy

Would never go back… I guess it’s a captive audience thing. What other options in the area???

If you'll never go back to the course and bar, what do you care about other options in the area for?

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by JSR22

No, Tierra del Sol has the same happy hour.

All of the developer owned restaurants have the same happy hour

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by Wilson02852

Besides beer in a plastic cup belongs on the course, tailgating a football game or at a baseball stadium. Pretty low standards to serve beer in a plastic cup at the clubhouse.

That is not a Clubhouse. It is part of a new concept similar to a square. You know the squares, where they serve beer in plastic cups?

[Jayhawk]

Originally Posted by pauld315

All of the developer owned restaurants have the same happy hour

What are the Developer-owned restaurants?