[hlr1190]

In Richmond there are two access entry points to the walking paths, off the MM path. Both only have single poles with small signage on each… confusing.

[djlnc]

Originally Posted by Normal

The country club that is going in will have a new theme, just like McGrady ‘s.

The antithesis for “Ladies and Gentleman, Welcome to KIELBASA’S”.

Are we still allowed to say "Ladies and Gentlemen" here?

[BlackHarley]

Originally Posted by djlnc

Are we still allowed to say "Ladies and Gentlemen" here?

That'll upset the folks that check the box 'not sure'.

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by Jolson

We took a drive down through Dabney over by the new enclave and noticed by the Dabney rec center that on the walking path there are three poles instead of just two. Any idea why there are three?

Wait, wait, did they walk in to a bar?

[Topspinmo]

I thought it was practice pad for villages pole dancers club… .

[barbnick]

Bikes

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by barbnick

Bikes

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[Nana2Teddy]

As the wife of a Polish man for almost 46 years I find this comment thread hilarious. Thanks all for the chuckles!

[hlr1190]

Originally Posted by Jolson

We took a drive down through Dabney over by the new enclave and noticed by the Dabney rec center that on the walking path there are three poles instead of just two. Any idea why there are three?

Check out The Village of Richmond… several “single posts” separating MM from the walking paths.

[frayedends]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Multi-modal paths aren't sidewalks. They're multi-modal paths. There are plenty on the Lake County side of The Villages, and they are open to pedestrians, bicycles, golf carts, electric wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and roller (or inline) skaters.

I was just stating what I heard was the reason that the path along Megisson, passing Newell, Lake Denham and down to Dabney, does not allow golf carts. I think they said it was a Leesburg thing and that Leesburg considered the paths as sidewalks. All of this, of course, is speculation. But I definitely don't like that I have to go onto Megisson from the Sawgrass area when there is a perfectly large enough path that could be multi-modal.

I will concede though, that based on threads about the danger of carts and bikes mixing up on the paths, it makes sense the Villages may be changing strategy.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Jolson

We took a drive down through Dabney over by the new enclave and noticed by the Dabney rec center that on the walking path there are three poles instead of just two. Any idea why there are three?

"Three poles on a path"........that sounds like the beginning of an ethnic joke about Polish people.