Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1601059)

Have a lot of people been hurt in that tunnel? Any?

Originally Posted by the square (Post 1601383)

I guess you didn't see the news article about the guy in Fenney pulling a gun on his neighbor over a dog walking issue.

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1601579)

Has nothing to do with fact it occurred in Fenney. Just another masked bash.

Originally Posted by the square (Post 1601383)

I guess you didn't see the news article about the guy in Fenney pulling a gun on his neighbor over a dog walking issue.

Originally Posted by VApeople (Post 1601705)

We first moved into Osceola Hills in May of 2016 when there were a lot of open lots. Several times, we saw people letting their dogs run off leash.

Another time, I saw a guy take his dog to the mail station and let the dog off his leash to relieve himself.

Maybe people who are new to TV are used to areas where leash laws are not enforced. Anyway, if I heard of a guy pulling a gun out during an argument over a dog, I would expect it to be in Fenney.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1596068)

Some folks are so true to form.

No we aren't moving there. Just trying to start a positive thread on a REAL place that nice breathing humans live. It doesn't take a house to fall on me to see that starting two threads negative to Fenney should make people ask WHY that happened, rather than my defense of a place that people have picked to enjoy life.

I don't sell real estate. I just feel such sympathy for someone who chose to buy in a new area. It must be either jealousy or it could be someone is an MLS agent that isn't allowed to sell new houses. WHY would people keep hammering negativity where people who post on here have chosen to live????

That is unkind at the very least.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1596024)

The walking trail with exercise stations.

The beautiful family pool with enormous trees surrounding it.

The nice people who have chosen to live there.

Look here;

pictures of the village of fenney in the villages, florida - Bing

Originally Posted by eweissenbach (Post 1596031)

Fenny, DeSoto, McClure and all those to come are going to be great places to live, with robust amenities and typical Villages beauty. They are not for me because I have been enjoying TV for almost ten years and I have come to love many places and amenities in all the villages north of hwy 44. If I hadn't found a perfect CYV in Sanibel I would probably have purchased something north of 466a, simply because that is the area we first fell in love with, and still feel the same way. For people that are not into the original area, or are totally new to TV, I can see why they would be attracted.

Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 1601125)

Wife and I walked through to Sandhill and back once. Cursed at, nearly hit by 'cant stop, in a hurry' carts.
Not a plesent experience, apart from the danger.
First time it really brought home to us, that there are plenty of not so nice people in TV.

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye (Post 1602188)

We live in the Village of Charlotte area & I couldn't believe it but it's exactly in the middle of TV. 10 miles to the back side of Fenney & 11 1/2 miles to Silver Lake. I was told TV of Charlotte is one of the most desirable areas to live in. If you check it out you won't find hardly a home for sale there. Unfortunately we just listed our house on 11-26-18. We decide to be closer to our family. Actually there's not a bad place in TV to live.

Originally Posted by JSR22 (Post 1600720)

Honestly, I think they made a mistake. The developer making mistakes is rare, but they do happen.

Originally Posted by harry black (Post 1602324)

It's a long way from Silver Lake to the Fenny putt and play. Too far for a golf cart. Folks who cannot walk the 1/4 mile from the nearest parking lot are at a disadvantage! This is the only such course in the Villages. A car park should have been provided!

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1602342)

Most people didn't move here to play putt putt and play. They moved here for real golf.

Originally Posted by xkeowner (Post 1602354)

You are correct, as you usually are. However, this is one of the very few times The Villages has failed to take all possible issues into consideration. The one time I played the putt and play I parked away and walked because the houses across the way were still under construction. The next time I go, which will be soon with my 93 year old MIL and my 3 year old grand-daughter, I will will park on the street across the way which is permitted during daylight hours. If enough players do likewise, the residents will make enough noise that the developers will find another solution to the parking issue.

Originally Posted by xkeowner (Post 1602354)

.... I will will park on the street across the way which is permitted during daylight hours. If enough players do likewise, the residents will make enough noise that the developers will find another solution to the parking issue.

Originally Posted by xkeowner (Post 1602354)

You are correct, as you usually are. However, this is one of the very few times The Villages has failed to take all possible issues into consideration. The one time I played the putt and play I parked away and walked because the houses across the way were still under construction. The next time I go, which will be soon with my 93 year old MIL and my 3 year old grand-daughter, I will will park on the street across the way which is permitted during daylight hours. If enough players do likewise, the residents will make enough noise that the developers will find another solution to the parking issue.

Originally Posted by vintageogauge (Post 1602569)

The sales office offers curtesy rides to and from the Putt and Play via their large golf cars, all you have to do is walk in and ask. The will be no parking solution as all of the land/lots in that area have buildings on them. So, no need to park in front of private homes just park at the sales office and enjoy the ride they'll even provide putters for your MIL and grand daughter. Problem solved, no need to ever complain again.