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Destination: Peru

Our next trip to Peru has now been scheduled, with a departure date of May 5 and a return date of May 15. This deluxe tour begins and ends in Lima. Come join us and enjoy some of Peru’s greatest treasures. Lima is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a multitude of historic architecture and museums. After two days in Lima, we will travel to Cusco. Here we will visit the Cathedral, a blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. We will take a short drive to the Incan ruins of Sacsaythuaman, a great fortress where the Spanish and Incas fought in battle.

Magnificent Machu Picchu is next, the highlight of our trip. We will travel by train along the Urubamba (Sacred Valley) River and arrive at Machu Picchu in the early afternoon. We will be staying at the Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, which will allow us to visit the ruins in the late afternoon and again early the next morning. Machu Picchu is called the “Lost City” as it was unknown to all but local farmers until 1911, when it was explored by archaeologist Hiram Bingham. At this locale’s high altitude, you will find your heads literally in the clouds! This dramatic photo of Machu Picchu shows the ruins rising from the clouds.

To provide the finest in personal attention, this tour will be limited to no more than sixteen persons. The price schedule is as follows: Land Tour and Supplemental Group Air, $6,500.00; International Air, $1,350.00; and Single Supplement, $1,000.00. Entrance fees, hotel taxes, and services are included in the Land Tour price. A deposit of $500.00 is required at the time of booking. Trip insurance and luggage insurance are optional and are also offered for an extra charge. A passport will be required for entry into Peru. Call us at 555-848-0807 for further information and the complete itinerary from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Central Standard Time).

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Welcome to The Striped Umbrella — a full-service resort and spa just steps from the Gulf of Mexico and ten miles east of Crab Key, Florida. Come enjoy the best of both worlds, a secluded sandy beach populated with beautiful birds, yet a short drive down the road from world-class shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Bring a good book and leave your laptop at the office. You won’t want to go home.

The Striped Umbrella — 1-555-594-9458

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About Us – Spa – Cafe
Welcome to The Striped Umbrella — a full-service resort and spa just steps from the Gulf of Mexico and ten miles east of Crab Key, Florida. The Striped Umbrella has a variety of activities for adults and children. It is a perfect romantic getaway for two or a complete family vacation. Our activities include water sports, golf, shopping, and an award-winning spa.

The restaurants at The Striped Umbrella are amazing. The Sand Crab Cafe can be enjoyed al fresco at The Terrace, poolside at The Cabana, and inside in The Dining Room. The Dining Room features fresh seafood and an extensive wine list. The Terrace offers more casual dining with sweeping views of the gulf and fabulous sunsets. The Cabana serves sandwiches, salads, and snacks around the pool area.

Come enjoy the best of both worlds, a secluded sandy beach populated with beautiful birds, yet a short drive down the road from world-class shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Bring a good book and leave your laptop at the office. You won’t want to go home.

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a large inventory of gardening supplies. Our four greenhouses are full
of healthy young plants just waiting to be planted in your yard. We grow an amazing selection of annuals and perennials. We also stock a diverse selection of trees, shrubs, tropicals, water plants, and ground covers. Check out our garden ware for your garden accents or as gifts for your gardening friends.

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and six master gardeners. We offer detailed landscape plans tailored
to your location as well as planting and regular maintenance services. We have enjoyed serving Alvin and the surrounding area for twelve years now.
Stop by and see us soon!

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Welcome to Blooms & Bulbs. We carry a variety of plants and shrubs along with
a large inventory of gardening supplies. Our four greenhouses are full
of healthy young plants just waiting to be planted in your yard. We grow an amazing selection of annuals and perennials. We also stock a diverse selection of trees, shrubs, tropicals, water plants, and ground covers. Check out our garden ware for your garden accents or as gifts for your gardening friends.

Our staff includes a certified landscape architect, three landscape designers, and six master gardeners. We offer detailed landscape plans tailored to your location as well as planting and regular maintenance services. We have enjoyed serving Alvin and the surrounding area for twelve years now. Stop by and see us soon!

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Welcome to TripSmart – the smart choice for the savvy traveler. We’re here to help you with all your travel needs. Choose customized trips to any location or one of our Five-Star Tours, recently rated first in customer satisfaction by Traveler magazine. We are happy to arrange travel for small groups, large groups, or individuals. Our specialty is custom itineraries for independent travelers who enjoy travel at their own pace and on their own schedule. With over 30 years of experience, we can provide knowledgeable guides, comfortable and convenient hotels, and dining recommendations for every size budget.

Call 555-848-0807 today to speak with one of our friendly staff.

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Welcome

Let Carolyne’s Creations be your personal chef, your one-stop shop for the latest in kitchen items and fresh ingredients, and your source for new and innovative recipes. We enjoy planning and presenting special events for all occasions — from children’s birthday parties to corporate retreats. Pick-up and drop-off options are also available. We also offer beautiful baskets overflowing with delicious assortments of casseroles, salads, homemade breads, and desserts; trays of vegetables and cheeses or cookies; or coffee cakes and pastries with fresh ground coffee or specialty teas as perfect gifts for family and friends. We offer seasonal cooking classes in our newly redesigned kitchen for aspiring chefs of all ages.

How to find us

We are located in the Plaza Shopping Center at 496 Maple Avenue in Seven Falls, Virginia. We are the second building on the left side of the complex when entering from the Main Street entrance. Give us a call at 555-963-8271 or stop by our shop to browse through our selections.

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TripSmart specializes in travel products and services. We sell a variety of luggage and accessories and can organize your trip as well as offering advice to make traveling a pleasure.

Call 555-848-0807 today to speak with one of our friendly staff.

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We have lots of tips we would like to share with you as you prepare your gardens this season. Remember, there is always something to be done for your gardens, no matter what the season. Our experienced staff is here to help you plan your gardens, select your plants, prepare your soil, assist you in the planting, and maintain your beds. Check out our calendar for a list of our scheduled workshops. Our next workshop is “Attracting Butterflies to Your Garden.” All workshops are free of charge and on a first-come, first-served basis! They fill up quickly, so be sure to reserve your spot early.

Seasonal Gardening Checklist

Fall – The time to plant trees and spring-blooming bulbs. Take the time to clean the leaves and dead foliage from your beds and lawn.

Winter – The time to prune fruit trees and finish planting your bulbs. Don’t forget to water young trees when the ground is dry.

Spring – The time to prepare your beds, plant annuals, and apply fertilizer to established plants. Remember to mulch to maintain moisture and prevent weed growth.

Summer – The time to supplement rainfall so that plants get one inch of water per week. Plant your vegetable garden and enjoy bountiful harvests until late fall.

Basic Gardening Tips

Select plants according to your climate.

In planning your garden, consider the composition, texture, structure, depth, and drainage of your soil.

Use compost to improve the structure of your soil.

Choose plant foods based on your garden objectives.

Generally, plants should receive one inch of water per week.

Use mulch to conserve moisture, keep plants cool, and cut down on weeding.

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The Sea Spa Services

Massages
Facials
Body Treatments

Massages

Sports Massage
Our deepest massage for tense and sore muscles. Not recommended for first-time massage clients.

Swedish Massage
A gentle, relaxing massage. Promotes balance and wellness. Warms muscle tissue and increases circulation.

Hot Stone Massage

Uses polished local river rocks to distribute gentle heat. Good for tight, sore muscles. Balances and invigorates the body muscles. Advance notice required.

Facials

Revitalizing Facial

A light massage with a customized essential oil blend that moisturizes the skin and restores circulation.

Gentlemen’s Facial

A cleansing facial that restores a healthy glow. Includes a neck and shoulder masage.

Milk Mask

A soothing mask that softens and moisturizes the face. Leaves your skin looking younger.

Body Treatments

Salt Glow

Imported sea salts are massaged into the skin, exfoliating and cleansing the pores.

Herbal Wrap

Organic lavender blooms create a detoxifying and calming treatment to relieve aches and pains.

Seaweed Body Wrap

Seaweed is a natural detoxifying agent that also helps improve circulation.

Call The Sea Spa desk for prices and reservations. Any of our services can be personalized according to your needs. Our desk is open from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. Call 555-594-9458, extension 39.

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Our staff recently conducted a contest to determine ten top travel tips for stress-free travel. We compiled over forty great tips, but the following were selected as the winners. We hope you will find them useful for your next trip!

Ten Tips for Stress-Free Travel

Be organized.
Make a list of what you want to pack in each bag and check it as you pack. Take this inventory with you in the event your bags are lost or delayed. Then use the list again when you repack, to make sure you haven’t left anything behind.

Carry important information with you.
Keep your important travel information in easy reach at all times. Include a list of your flight numbers, confirmation numbers for your travel and hotel reservations, and any car rentals. And don’t forget printouts of your itinerary and electronic tickets. Remember to bring your passport, and keep a photocopy of it in another piece of baggage. Be sure to have copies of prescriptions, emergency phone numbers, telephone numbers and addresses of friends and relatives, complete lists of medications, and credit card information. It’s not a bad idea to email this information to yourself as a backup if you will have email access.

Pack smartly.
You know the old saying: lay out everything on your bed you plan to take with you, then remove half of it. Pack the remainder and carry your bags around the block once to make sure you can handle them yourself. If in doubt, leave it out! Use packing cubes or zip-top bags to organize your personal items, such as underwear and socks. Make distinctive-looking luggage tags with your name and address for easy identification, and be sure to include the same information inside your luggage.

Include basic medical necessities.
Besides your prescription drugs, take a basic first aid kit with the basics: bandages, anti-nausea medications, anti-diarrhea medications, aspirin, antibiotics, and prescription drugs.

Wear comfortable shoes.
Blisters can ruin a wonderful trip. Wear comfortable shoes and socks. Your priority should be comfortable, dry, warm feet — not fashion. Don’t buy new shoes without breaking them in first.

Plan for airport security.
Slip-on shoes let you slip your shoes off quickly while keeping an eye on your valuables. Having to tie and untie shoes can be distracting and delay your progress through the line. Be sure to pre-package your billfold, cell phone, keys, liquid items, jewelry, and medications in zip-top bags. This will prevent wasted time digging through your carry-on items or, worse yet, being singled out for enhanced security.

Keep a book, music, or puzzle handy.
When delayed — whether in a car, hotel, or airplane — if you have something to occupy you, you will deal with the delays more easily. Delays are par for the course. Deal with them creatively and your trip will be much less stressful.

Pack healthy snacks.
Healthy snacks in your carryon will keep you from being tempted to purchase expensive airline or airport food. When traveling in a car, you’ll make fewer unnecessary stops at fast-food windows. Dried fruit, crackers, cheese, and peanut butter can give you a quick energy boost and help keep you on budget.

Don’t forget hand sanitizers.
The individually wrapped hand sanitizing towelettes are easy to tuck into pockets, purses, and backpacks. Since they are not liquids, there is no limit to the number you can carry on airplanes. Use them in bathrooms and before and after you eat or drink. You can also use them to clean hotel remote controls and doorknobs.

Include cameras and accessories.
Remember to take extra batteries, memory cards for digital cameras, a small tripod, chargers, and instruction manuals. Learn to use the timer so you can include yourself in your photos. Offer to take photos of others with their camera and they will often return the favor for you with your camera. In humid climates remember to give your camera a chance to acclimate when you go outside to prevent a foggy lens.

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Caramel Coconut Pie

This is one of our most requested desserts. It is simple, elegant, and refreshing. It is easy to make in advance, because you keep it frozen until just before serving. It makes two pies — one to eat and one to give away!

Ingredients:

¼ cup butter

7 oz. dried coconut

½ cup chopped pecans

1 package (8 oz.) cream cheese, softened

1 can (14 oz.) sweetened condensed milk

1 container (16 oz.) whipped topping, thawed

1 jar (12 oz.) caramel ice cream topping

2 pie shells (9 in.), baked

Directions:

Melt butter in large skillet. Add coconut & pecans; cook until golden brown, stirring frequently. Set aside.
Combine cream cheese & milk. Beat until smooth, then fold in whipped topping.
Layer ¼ of cream cheese mixture into each pie shell. Drizzle ¼ of caramel topping on each pie. Sprinkle ¼ of coconut & pecan mixture evenly on each pie. Repeat layers. Cover & freeze until firm.
Let stand at room temperature for 5 minutes before serving.

This recipe was contributed by Cosie Simmons.

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Questions You May Have

How do I schedule Spa services?
Please make appointments by calling The Club desk at least 24 hours in advance. Please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment to allow enough time to shower or use the sauna.

Will I be charged if I cancel my appointment?
Please cancel 24 hours before your service to avoid a cancellation charge. No-shows and cancellations without adequate notice will be charged for the full service.

Are there any health safeguards I should know about?
Please advise us of medical conditions or allergies you have. Heat treatments like hydrotherapy and body wraps should be avoided if you are pregnant, have high blood pressure, or any type of heart condition or diabetes.

What about tipping?
Gratuities are at your sole discretion, but are certainly appreciated.

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Welcome guests!

When you arrive at The Striped Umbrella, check in at The Club House. Look for the signs that will direct you to registration. Our beautiful club house is the home base for our registration offices, The Sand Crab Cafe, and The Sea Spa. Registration is open from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Please call to make arrangements if you plan to arrive after 6:00 p.m. The cafe and spa hours are both posted and listed in the information packet that you will receive when you arrive. The main swimming pool is directly behind The Club House. A lifeguard is on duty from 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. The pool area includes a wading pool, a lap pool, and a large pool with a diving board. Showers are located in several areas for your use before and after swimming. We also provide poolside service from the cafe for snacks and lunch.

After you arrive, you will want to take a stroll down the boardwalk to the beach. The entrance to the boardwalk is just past the pool area. The boardwalk provides a safe route to the beach for both our guests and the native vegetation. The sea oats and other flora are tender. Please do not step on them or pick them. A lifeguard is on duty from 9:00 a.m. until sunset. Check the flag each time you head for the beach for the status of current swimming conditions and advisories. Jellyfish can be a problem at times, so be careful when you are walking along the beach, especially as the tide is retreating from high tide. We have beach chairs, umbrellas, and towels available to our guests. Check with the attendant on duty. Water, juices, and soft drinks are also available for purchase at the end of the boardwalk. Don’t forget your sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen! A sunburn is sure way to ruin a nice vacation. The gift shop in The Club House is a convenient place to pick up any items that you may have forgotten to bring along, in addition to an extensive inventory of bathing suits, sandals, and other beachwear.

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Featured Spring Plant: Roses!

Who can resist the romance of roses? Poets have waxed poetically over them throughout the years. Many persons consider the beauty and fragrance of roses to be unmatched in nature. The varieties are endless, ranging from floribunda to hybrid teas to shrub roses to climbing roses. Each variety has its own personality and preference in the garden setting. Pictured on the left is a Summer Breeze Hybrid Tea bud. This variety is fast growing and produces spectacular blooms that are beautiful as cut flowers in arrangements. The enchanting fragrance will fill your home with summer sweetness. They require full sun. Hybrid teas need regular spraying and pruning, but will reward you with classic blooms that will be a focal point in your landscaping and provide you with beautiful arrangements in your home. They are well worth the effort!

For ease of growing, Knock Out® roses are some of our all-time favorites. Even beginners will not fail with these garden delights. They are shrub roses and prefer full sun, but can take partial shade. They are disease resistant and drought tolerant. You do not have to be concerned with either black spot or dead-heading with roses such as the Knock out®, making them an extremely low-maintenance plant. They are also repeat bloomers, blooming into late fall. The shrub can grow quite large, but can be pruned to any size. The one you see on the right is Southern Belle. Check out all our varieties as you will not fail to have great color with these plants.

The Candy Cane Floribunda shown on the left is a beautiful rose with cream, pink, and red stripes and swirls. They have a heavy scent that will remind you of the roses you received on your most special occasions. These blooms are approximately four inches in diameter. They bloom continuously from early summer to early fall. The plants grow up to four feet tall and three feet wide. They are shipped bare root in February.

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Destination: The Galápagos

We have a really special trip planned for next February. We have reserved ten cabins on the ship The Wanderer to explore the Galápagos Islands. The departure date is February 5 and the return date is February 21. This trip of a lifetime begins in Guayaquil, Ecuador. Guayaquil is a seaport on the southern coast of Ecuador. You will find it a vibrant center for business and tourism with lots of sites to explore. Stroll along the riverfront to enjoy colorful shops, lush parks, and street entertainment. After a night’s rest, you will board your flight to Baltra Island in the Galápagos archipelago.

After arriving at Baltra’s airport, you will board a bus for a short ride to the dock. Here you will find a welcoming committee of iguanas and sea lions. These natives love to sun on the docks and don’t seem to mind sharing them with you as long as you don’t come too close! The Wanderer is an exquisite touring ship licensed to explore the Galápagos by the Ecuadoran government. Tourism to the Galápagos is strictly regulated for the protection of the land, waters, and wildlife. You will use pangas for wet and dry landings to observe the wonderful variety of species of flora and fauna unique to the Galápagos, including the famous blue-footed booby. You will also have opportunities to swim, snorkel, and kayak with penguins. When your time on the ship ends, you will fly to Quito, the second-highest capital city in the world. Quito is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with beautiful colonial architecture. We recommend taking an extra day to explore its rich history and sample Ecuadoran cuisine.

To provide the finest in personal attention, this tour will be limited to no more than twenty people. The price schedule is as follows: Land Tour and Supplemental Group Air, $5,500.00; International Air, $1,350.00; and Single Supplement, $1,000.00. Entrance fees, hotel taxes, and services are included in the Land Tour price. Ship gratuities are also included for the Wanderer crew and guides. A deposit of $500.00 is required at the time the booking is made. Trip insurance and luggage insurance are optional and are also offered for an extra charge. A passport and visa will be required for entry into Ecuador. Call us at 555-555-0807 for further information and the complete itinerary from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Central Standard Time).

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June Special: Peruvian Glasses

We try to feature special items each month and love to promote local foods with an international flavor. This month features Peruvian pisco sour glasses.

These hand-made glasses are made by Peruvian potters and hand painted at an orphanage not far from Cusco. They are the traditional glass that is used to serve pisco sours, the national drink of Peru. Pisco is made from the Quebranta grape in Peru. The bird motif is significant, as one of the translations for the word “Pisco” is “bird.” The rich browns, red, and ochre colors are quite attractive in contrast to the white glazed bowl. Pisco is also the name of the port in Peru that is thought to be where pisco was traded as far back as the 17th century.

These glasses would also be perfect for serving juice, small desserts or appetizers. We brought a limited number of these back from Peru this spring, so be sure to come by soon if you are interested in purchasing a set. They would make a unique gift for a special occasion. Click the image to see it in a table setting.

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We have many activities for you to choose from, here at the resort and in the surrounding area.

Some of our visitors enjoy deep-sea fishing trips. We have a small fleet of boats that will take you out for either a half or a full day. One of our most popular trips leaves late in the afternoon and stays out long enough to take in a beautiful Florida sunset on the way home. Of course, you can also surf cast, right from the beach.

And don’t forget our dolphin cruises. We have a unique approach — two boats speed along, side by side, about 50 yards apart. The dolphins love it because it generates a huge wake. You’ll see them jumping right between the boats! You can arrange for tickets for fishing excursions or dolphin cruises at The Club House desk.

Check out these links for kid-friendly attractions in the area:

The famous Blue Angels, the nation’s oldest flying aerobatic team, are stationed at the Naval Air Station Pensacola, less than a one-hour drive from The Striped Umbrella. You can watch the team practice at the Museum of Naval Aviation viewing area, an unforgettable experience for all ages. Information on dates and times is posted on their website, or you can call The Club House desk.

It’s a short ride over the Alabama border to see the USS Alabama, one of America’s most decorated battleships. The “Mighty A” is docked at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile Bay, Alabama. There you can take a two-hour self-guided tour that is rich in history. Hours, directions, and prices are posted on their website, or call The Club House desk.

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We are featuring two new trips for the coming year. The first is to the Galápagos. We will depart on February 5 and arrive in Lima, Peru. After arriving, we will stay at the Miraflores Park Hotel and enjoy the sights for two days in Lima. Next, we will fly to Guayaquil, Ecuador and stay overnight at the Hilton Colón before continuing on to Baltra Island in the Galápagos archipelago. After landing in Baltra, we will take a van to the dock and board the ship to begin our wonderful adventure. Our course will take us to several islands. The Galápagos archipelago consists of thirteen large islands and six small ones, along with over forty islets. The Galápagos is where Charles Darwin visited in 1835 and wrote his book “The Origin of Species.” It is home to a variety of wildlife unlike anywhere else in the world. The expert local guides and naturalists will introduce you to the incredible Galápagos wildlife as you explore the islands and attend informative lectures each day.

The second trip we are featuring is to Peru. Our Peru trip will depart on May 5 and last for ten days. We will arrive in Lima, where we will check into the Miraflores Park Hotel. After two days in Lima we will depart for Cusco, where we will stay at the Hotel Monasterio for three days. The hotel’s amenities include an option to have fresh oxygen pumped into your room, due to the high altitude of Cusco! While in Cusco we will visit the Cathedral, the ruins of Sacsayhuaman, and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Machu Picchu is our next destination. We will travel by train from Ollanta, enjoying the scenery as we follow the Urubamba River to Machu Picchu. Our time at Machu Picchu will be simply magical. The meticulous preservation of the site helps you to envision the lives of those who lived here centuries ago.

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Cooking Classes are fun!

Chef Carolyne loves to offer a fun and relaxing cooking school each month in her newly refurbished kitchen. She teaches an adults’ class on the fourth Saturday of each month from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Each class will learn to cook a complete dinner and then enjoy the meal at the end of the class with a wonderful wine pairing. This is a great chance to get together with friends for a fun evening.

Chef Carolyne also teaches a children’s class on the second Tuesday of each month from 4:00 to 5:30 pm. Our young chefs will learn to cook two dishes that will accompany a full meal served at 5:30 pm. Children aged 5–8 years accompanied by an adult are welcome. We also host small birthday parties where we put the guests to work baking and decorating the cake! Call for times and prices.

We offer several special adults’ classes throughout the year. The Valentine Chocolate Extravaganza is a particular favorite. You will learn to dip strawberries, make truffles, and bake a sinful Triple Chocolate Dare You Torte. We also host the Not So Traditional Thanksgiving class and the Super Bowl Snacks class each year with rave reviews. Watch the website for details!

Prices are $40.00 for each adults’ class and $15.00 for each children’s class. Sign up for classes by calling 555-963-8271 or by emailing us: Sign me up!

See what’s cooking this month for the adults’ class and children’s class.

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Children’s Cooking Class for March:
Oven Chicken Fingers, Chocolate Chip Cookies

This month we will be baking oven chicken fingers that are dipped in a milk and egg mixture, then coated with breadcrumbs. The chocolate chip cookies are based on a famous recipe that includes chocolate chips, M&Ms, oatmeal, and pecans. Yummy! We will be learning some of the basics like how to cream butter and crack eggs without dropping shells into the batter.

We will provide French fries, green beans, fruit salad, and a beverage to accompany the chicken fingers.

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Adult’s Cooking Class for March:
Peruvian Cuisine

The class in March will be cooking several traditional Peruvian dishes: Lomo Saltado, Peruvian fish chowder, and grilled tenderloin in a cilantro sauce. For dessert: Suspiro de Limeña. You will also learn to prepare the traditional Peruvian drink, Pisco Sour, to accompany the finished meal.

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We have several boats available for fishing trips that can be rented by the hour, half day, or full day. You may choose to go out to sea several miles for deep-sea fishing, or fish in one of several bays not far from the resort. Call the front desk to schedule your trip and let them know the fishing gear you will need us to provide. Bring your catch back and our chefs will be happy to prepare it to your specifications for dinner!

Be sure to apply sunscreen liberally before you arrive at the dock. A large hat with a tie is highly recommended to protect your head and neck while you are on the open water. We will provide a cooler with bottles of water, but you will need to provide your own snacks or lunch. The Sand Crab Cafe will be happy to prepare these for you if you call several hours in advance.

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This is the Dolphin Racer at dock. We leave daily at 4:00 p.m.and 6:30 p.m. for 1-1/2 hour cruises. There are snacks and restrooms available on board. We welcome children of all ages. Our ship is a U.S. Coast Guard approved vessel and our captain is a former member of the Coast Guard. Call The Club desk for reservations.

If you plan to join us, please apply sunscreen liberally before you leave. A hat that can be securely tied to your head is a must. Be sure to bring your video camera because you will not want to miss the opportunity to take some great footage of the dolphins at play.

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Gardening Matters

Welcome, fellow gardeners. My name is Cosie Simmons, the owner of Blooms & Bulbs. My passion has always been my gardens. Ever since I was
a small child, I was drawn to my back yard where all varieties of beautiful
plants flourished. A lush carpet of thick grass bordered with graceful beds
is truly a haven for all living creatures. With proper planning and care, your
gardens will draw a variety of birds and butterflies and become a great pleasure
to you.

Gardening Issues

There are several areas to concentrate on when formulating your landscaping
plans. One is your grass. Another is the number and variety of trees you plant.
The third is the combination of plants you select. All of these decisions should
be considered in relation to the climate in your area. Be sure and check out
our gardening tips before you begin work.

Grass

Lawn experts classify grass into two categories: cool-climate and warm-climate.
The northern half of the United States would be considered cool-climate. Examples
of cool-climate grass are Kentucky bluegrass and ryegrass. Bermuda grass is
a warm-climate grass. Before planting grass, whether by seeding, sodding, sprigging,
or plugging, the ground must be properly prepared. The soil should be tested
for any nutritional deficiencies and cultivated. Come by or call to make arrangements
to have your soil tested. When selecting a lawn, avoid letting personal preferences and the cost of establishment be the overriding factors. Ask yourself these questions: What type of lawn are you expecting? What level of maintenance are you willing to provide? What are the site limitations?

Trees

Before you plant trees, you should evaluate your purpose. Are you interested
in shade, privacy, or color? Do you want to attract wildlife? Attract
birds?
Create a shady play area? Your purpose will determine what variety of tree
you should plant. Of course, you also need to consider your climate
and available
space. Shape is especially important in selecting trees for ornamental and shade purposes. Abundant shade comes from tall trees with long spreading or weeping branches. Ornamental trees will not provide abundant shade. We carry many varieties of trees and are happy to help you make your
selections to fit your purpose.

Plants

There are so many types of plants available that it can become overwhelming.
Do you want border plants, shrubs, ground covers, annuals, perennials, vegetables,
fruits, vines, or bulbs? In reality, a combination of several of these works
well. Design aspects such as balance, flow, definition of space and focalization should be considered. Annuals provide brilliant bursts of color in the garden. By selecting flowers carefully to fit the conditions of the site, it is possible to have a beautiful display without an unnecessary amount of work. Annuals are also great as fresh and dry cut flowers. Perennials can greatly improve the quality of your landscape. Perennials have come and gone in popularity, but today are as popular as ever. Water plants are also quite popular now. We will be happy to help you sort
out your preferences and select a harmonious combination of plants for you.

Further Research

These are some of my favorite gardening links. Take the time to browse through
some of the information they offer, then give me a call at (555) 248-0806 or e-mail me at
cosie@blooms&bulbs.com.

National Gardening Association
Organic Gardening
Southern Living

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TripSmart
has several divisions of customer service to assist you in planning and making
reservations for your trip, shopping for your trip wardrobe and providing expert
guide services. Give us a call and we will be happy to connect you with one
of the following departments: Reservations, Travel Outfitters, or Escorted Tours.
If you are not quite ready to talk with one of our departments and would prefer
doing some of your own research first, may we suggest beginning with our Helpful
Links in Travel Planning.

Reservations
Our Reservations Department is staffed with five Certified Travel Agents,
each of whom is eager to assist you in making your travel plans. They have specialty
areas in Africa, the Caribbean, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe,
Asia, Antarctica, and Hawaii and the South Pacific. They also specialize in
Senior Travel, Family Travel, Student Travel, and Special Needs Travel. Call
us at (555) 848-0807 extension 75 or e-mail us at
Reservations to begin making your travel plans now. We will be happy to send you brochures
and listings of Internet addresses to help you get started. We are open from
8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. CST.

Travel
Outfitters
Our travel outfitters are seasoned travelers that have accumulated a vast amount
of knowledge in appropriate travel clothing and accessories for specific destinations.
Climate and seasons, of course, are important factors in planning your wardrobe
for a trip. Area customs should also be taken in consideration so as not to
offend the local residents with inappropriate dress. When traveling abroad,
we always hope that our customers will represent our country well as good ambassadors.
If they can be comfortable and stylish at the same time, we have succeeded!
Our clothing is all affordable and packs well on long trips. Most can be washed
easily in a hotel sink and hung to drip-dry overnight. Browse through our on-line
catalog, then give us a call at (555) 433-7844 extension 85. We will
also be happy to mail you a catalog of our extensive collection of travel clothing
and accessories.

Escorted
Tours
Our Escorted Tours department is always hard at work planning the next exciting
destination to offer our TripSmart customers. We have seven professional tour
guides that accompany our guests from the United States point of departure to
their point of return.

Our current
feature package tour is to Peru. Our local escort is Don Eugene. Don has traveled
Peru extensively and enjoys sharing his love for this exciting country with
others. He will be
assisted after arrival in Peru with the services of archeologist JoAnne Rife,
anthropologist Christina Elizabeth, and naturalist
Iris Albert. Call us at (555) 848-0807 extension 95 for information on the Peru trip or to learn
about other destinations being currently scheduled.

Helpful
Links in Travel Planning
The following links may be helpful in your travel research. Happy surfing!

CNN Travel Channel – News affecting travel plans to various destinations

US Department of State – Travel warnings, passport information, and more

Yahoo! Currency Converter – Calculate the exchange rate between two currencies

The Weather Channel – Weather, flight delays, and driving conditions

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var ret = {x:0, y:0};
var parent = null;
var box;
if (el.getBoundingClientRect) { // IE
box = el.getBoundingClientRect();
var scrollTop = doc umentElement.scrollTop || doc.body.scrollTop;
var scrollLeft = doc umentElement.scrollLeft || doc.body.scrollLeft;
ret.x = box.left + scrollLeft;
ret.y = box.top + scrollTop;
} else if (doc.getBoxObjectFor) { // gecko
box = doc.getBoxObjectFor(el);
ret.x = box.x;
ret.y = box.y;
} else { // safari/opera
ret.x = el.offsetLeft;
ret.y = el.offsetTop;
parent = el.offsetParent;
if (parent != el) {
while (parent) {
ret.x += parent.offsetLeft;
ret.y += parent.offsetTop;
parent = parent.offsetParent;
}
}
// opera & (safari absolute) incorrectly account for body offsetTop
if (Spry.is.opera || Spry.is.safari && Spry.Widget.MenuBar.getStyleProp(el, ‘position’) == ‘absolute’)
ret.y -= doc.body.offsetTop;
}
if (el.parentNode)
parent = el.parentNode;
else
parent = null;
if (parent.nodeName){
var cas = parent.nodeName.toUpperCase();
while (parent && cas != ‘BODY’ && cas != ‘HTML’) {
cas = parent.nodeName.toUpperCase();
ret.x -= parent.scrollLeft;
ret.y -= parent.scrollTop;
if (parent.parentNode)
parent = parent.parentNode;
else
parent = null;
}
}
return ret;
};
Spry.Widget.MenuBar.stopPropagation = function(ev)
{
if (ev.stopPropagation)
ev.stopPropagation();
else
ev.cancelBubble = true;
if (ev.preventDefault)
ev.preventDefault();
else
ev.returnValue = false;
};
Spry.Widget.MenuBar.setOptions = function(obj, optionsObj, ignoreUndefinedProps)
{
if (!optionsObj)
return;
for (var optionName in optionsObj)
{
if (ignoreUndefinedProps && optionsObj[optionName] == undefined)
continue;
obj[optionName] = optionsObj[optionName];
}
};

1st/1133693202_347018/chapter_5/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarDown.gif

1st/1133693202_347018/chapter_5/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarDownHover.gif

1st/1133693202_347018/chapter_5/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css
@charset “UTF-8”;
/* SpryMenuBarHorizontal.css – version 0.6 – Spry Pre-Release 1.6.1 */
/* Copyright (c) 2006. Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. */
/*******************************************************************************
LAYOUT INFORMATION: describes box model, positioning, z-order
*******************************************************************************/
/* The outermost container of the Menu Bar, an auto width box with no margin or padding */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal
{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
list-style-type: none;
font-size: 100%;
cursor: default;
width: auto;
}
/* Set the active Menu Bar with this class, currently setting z-index to accomodate IE rendering bug: http://therealcrisp.xs4all.nl/meuk/IE-zindexbug.html */
ul.MenuBarActive
{
z-index: 1000;
}
/* Menu item containers, position children relative to this container and are a fixed width */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal li
{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
list-style-type: none;
font-size: 100%;
position: relative;
text-align: left;
cursor: pointer;
width: 8em;
float: left;
}
/* Submenus should appear below their parent (top: 0) with a higher z-index, but they are initially off the left side of the screen (-1000em) */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul
{
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
list-style-type: none;
font-size: 100%;
z-index: 1020;
cursor: default;
width: 8.2em;
position: absolute;
left: -1000em;
}
/* Submenu that is showing with class designation MenuBarSubmenuVisible, we set left to auto so it comes onto the screen below its parent menu item */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul.MenuBarSubmenuVisible
{
left: auto;
}
/* Menu item containers are same fixed width as parent */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul li
{
width: 8.2em;
}
/* Submenus should appear slightly overlapping to the right (95%) and up (-5%) */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul ul
{
position: absolute;
margin: -5% 0 0 95%;
}
/* Submenu that is showing with class designation MenuBarSubmenuVisible, we set left to 0 so it comes onto the screen */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul.MenuBarSubmenuVisible ul.MenuBarSubmenuVisible
{
left: auto;
top: 0;
}
/*******************************************************************************
DESIGN INFORMATION: describes color scheme, borders, fonts
*******************************************************************************/
/* Submenu containers have borders on all sides */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul
{
border: 1px solid #CCC;
}
/* Menu items are a light gray block with padding and no text decoration */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal a
{
display: block;
cursor: pointer;
background-color: #EEE;
padding: 0.5em 0.75em;
color: #333;
text-decoration: none;
}
/* Menu items that have mouse over or focus have a blue background and white text */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal a:hover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a:focus
{
background-color: #33C;
color: #FFF;
}
/* Menu items that are open with submenus are set to MenuBarItemHover with a blue background and white text */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemHover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover, ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarSubmenuVisible
{
background-color: #33C;
color: #FFF;
}
/*******************************************************************************
SUBMENU INDICATION: styles if there is a submenu under a given menu item
*******************************************************************************/
/* Menu items that have a submenu have the class designation MenuBarItemSubmenu and are set to use a background image positioned on the far left (95%) and centered vertically (50%) */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemSubmenu
{
background-image: url(SpryMenuBarDown.gif);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: 95% 50%;
}
/* Menu items that have a submenu have the class designation MenuBarItemSubmenu and are set to use a background image positioned on the far left (95%) and centered vertically (50%) */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul a.MenuBarItemSubmenu
{
background-image: url(SpryMenuBarRight.gif);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: 95% 50%;
}
/* Menu items that are open with submenus have the class designation MenuBarItemSubmenuHover and are set to use a “hover” background image positioned on the far left (95%) and centered vertically (50%) */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover
{
background-image: url(SpryMenuBarDownHover.gif);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: 95% 50%;
}
/* Menu items that are open with submenus have the class designation MenuBarItemSubmenuHover and are set to use a “hover” background image positioned on the far left (95%) and centered vertically (50%) */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal ul a.MenuBarItemSubmenuHover
{
background-image: url(SpryMenuBarRightHover.gif);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: 95% 50%;
}
/*******************************************************************************
BROWSER HACKS: the hacks below should not be changed unless you are an expert
*******************************************************************************/
/* HACK FOR IE: to make sure the sub menus show above form controls, we underlay each submenu with an iframe */
ul.MenuBarHorizontal iframe
{
position: absolute;
z-index: 1010;
filter:alpha(opacity:0.1);
}
/* HACK FOR IE: to stabilize appearance of menu items; the slash in float is to keep IE 5.0 from parsing */
@media screen, projection
{
ul.MenuBarHorizontal li.MenuBarItemIE
{
display: inline;
f\loat: left;
background: #FFF;
}
}

1st/1133693202_347018/chapter_5/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarRight.gif

1st/1133693202_347018/chapter_5/SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarRightHover.gif

1st/1133693202_347018/chapter_5/tripsmart_styles.css
@charset “utf-8”;
.img_left_float {
float: left;
}
.img_right_float {
float: right;
}

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/cafe_logo.gif

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/cafe_photo

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/chives

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/chocolate_cake

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/gardening_gloves.gif

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/marshmallows

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/tripsmart_gradient

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/assets/walking_stick

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/cafe
The Sand Crab Cafe is located in The Club House and has three dining areas: The Terrace, Beach 25, and The Cabana. The Terrace is outdoor dining with a breathtaking view of the Gulf, especially at sunset. Beach 25 is casual, indoor dining on the second floor. The Cabana is poolside.

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/composting
Our next workshop is entitled “Everything You Need to Know About Composting.” This informative workshop will be great for any gardener, whether you plan to invest in a commercial compost bin or simply start a compost pile in a corner of your garden. You will be amazed at how quickly you can produce rich, nutrient-filled compost with only a little effort. Use this black gold to amend your soil naturally, to encourage the growth of healthy plants. Not only will you create rich soil and save water—you will also reduce trash at the landfill by recycling your kitchen scraps and garden materials.

We offer this free workshop on a first-come, first-served basis. All workshop participants will receive a packet of bacteria to kick-start their composting process. Our speaker will be Ann Porter from the County Extension Office. Ann recently completed her Master Composter Certification and is eager to share her knowledge. She is an engaging speaker you will be sure to enjoy. Call 555-248-0806 today to reserve your spot!

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/marshmallows
Remember that we have lots of small items (in addition to complete party fare) that our catering staff can provide. One of our most popular items this season has been our delicious home-made marshmallows. These confectionary delights are made with our own homemade vanilla and are dusted with powdered sugar. They make wonderful gourmet s’mores, but are at their best floating on top of a cup of rich hot cocoa.

1st/1133693202_347019/chapter_6/walking sticks
Let’s go for a hike! These sturdy walking sticks provide stability and balance for hikers of all ages. We have a limited selection available in several different hardwoods: red oak, white oak, ash, hickory, and walnut. Our one-of-a-kind hand-turned walking sticks are made by skilled craftsmen in Newton County, Arkansas. They have a leather wrist loop for extra security when hiking. A black rubber tip provides extra traction on slippery or uneven surfaces. See the lengths and prices listed on the left.

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