Let awake ones lie, too. Young fawns are left alone for hours, but the mother will be back. Check back tomorrow for more photos of this fawn and the return of its mother, all taken yesterday in Bent Tree over the course of about 10 hours.
June 17, 2019 4:45 p.m. – new fawn in Bent Tree (click image to zoom)
Watching this video is good for the soul of golfers and non-golfers alike. If you follow golf, chances are you’ve seen this viral video from January (it has over 20 million views on social media). I suggest you watch it in full-screen mode, turn up the volume, and watch from beginning to end. Click here for an article about this inspiring story.
Click here to link to the listing information for 330 Little Hendricks Mountain Circle in Bent Tree. The asking price for the 4 bed, 3 bath mountain home is $189,500.
330 Little Hendricks Mountain Circle in Bent Tree (agent’s listing photo)
May 29, 2019 – Lake Tamarack in the morning
The topics for discussion for Tuesday’s Work Session includes, under NEW BUSINESS, “B. LONG RANGE PLANNING- AGUF INCREASE TO ACHIEVE ALL INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY“. “The purpose of this agenda item is to initiate discussions among BTCI Members and Directors to eventually determine the future business model of Bent Tree. The intent is that such discussions will continue during future Work Sessions until such time as it may be determined whether Bent Tree should pursue AIC.” The entire agenda, with more details, is available on the BTCI website (Members site, login required).
The “DESIGNS FOR A CHANGE IN BENT TREE’S BUSINESS MODEL” presentation, given to BTCI members in 2015, prior to the CC&R vote that implemented the new assessment paradigm, is good background material for this discussion. It might be especially helpful for the BT property owners who came to the community after 2015. Click the cover-page below, or CLICK HERE to link to a pdf version of the presentation.
Click image to link to pdf of presentation
A watersnake (shown above and below) was swimming in the spillway over Memorial Day weekend. Click photos to zoom in.
May 26, 2019 – nonvenomous watersnake in Bent Tree (click photo for large image)
Jack-in-the-pulpits were abundant in Bent Tree this spring. The photo below was taken in early May. Click here to link to a post from 7 years ago, when there were Jack-in-the-pulpits aplenty. That post gives more information about the plant and what to look for.
May 4, 2019 – Jack-in-the-Pulpit in Bent Tree
As of last Friday, 33 Bent Tree homes sales have hit the books in 2019, with total sales of $8,001,701, and an average sales price of $242,476. Click here to link to a local broker’s summary of 2017 and 2018 sales. Things are continuing in a positive direction.
May 25, 2019 – dragonfly in Bent Tree (click photo for larger image)
Some of it is right there in the opening scene.
