December Poll Results

We are all getting ready for Christmas and New Year's and are enjoying this festive time of year! We hope your holidays are happy and safe. The December 2003 e-newsletter poll results were interesting and indicate some preferences for an active lifestyle and desire to lose weight.

The responses to the question "What is your New Year's Resolution?" were 26% selected lose weight, 21% selected live a more active lifestyle, 15% preferred to learn something new, 12% plan to move to Florida, 9% said you would like to volunteer more, 6% indicated a preference fro all of the above and 12% said other.

At Pringle, we cater to the needs of active adult living and lifelong learning through community amenities and clubs. If you would like to learn more information about how our communities can meet your needs in these areas, please contact Pringle at 800.325.4471 and ask to speak to a sales representative today!

We hope you have a Happy Holiday Season and look forward to seeing you again next year.

Active Adult Communities

What are they anyway?

It’s really simply to explain Active Adult Communities. Just look up the three words that make up the title to this article . . .

The “Active” in Active Adult Communities refers to people who like staying busy and involved. People that live in today’s Active Adult Communities like to be on the go, doing things and going places. They realize that perhaps for the first time in their lives, they now have the opportunity to do things that they couldn’t when they were occupied with raising kids and working hard in a job. Maybe it’s time to finally buy that boat or learn how to line dance, or devote time to a physical fitness program. Whatever your desire, it’s now time to do all those things you put off. Active Adult Communities let you fulfill those long deferred dreams.

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Native Americans Honor Veterans at Powwow 2003

This Intertribal Celebration Is Both Patriotic and Educational

For the seventh year in a row, Native Americans returned to Leesburg to present “Powwow 2003” over the weekend of December 5th.

The Intertribal Cultural Arts Society and the Save the Land Foundation are co-sponsors of this event. It is held in an open area just south of Downtown Leesburg. The property’s owner, Mr. Stokes, allows the group to use the property in return for their maintaining the area throughout the year.

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Those Who've Come Before You

Can it be? Floridians Beginning to Move North?

It doesn’t happen very often, but every now and then we have the pleasure of interviewing some Pringle residents who have decided to move “North” to become Central Floridians.

Al and Nancy Pita moved to Royal Highlands from the southernmost part of the United States. They were both born and raised in Key West, and lived there until they discovered the benefits of living here in Central Florida. As Key West became more built up and attracted tourists, it also became more crowded and very expensive. After spending time on vacations in Central Florida, Nancy and Al found that real estate prices were very reasonable and that it was much less crowded than Key West.

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Amazing Exotics

America's Largest Exotic Animal, Training & Educational Compound

Don’t be surprised if you hear the roar of a lion or the screech of a chimpanzee while driving along Highway 452 in Umatilla. That’s where we found a large collection of exotic animals living within 85 acres of secured compound.

Amazing Exotics is not a theme park or a zoo. It is North America’s largest working com-pound with over 200 exotic animals. Many of them have appeared on TV shows with celebrities like Jay Leno and Jack Hanna.

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Poll

Winter Vacation

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