Fly like the wind. Soar like an eagle. Float like a butterfly jacked up on caffeine.
These are just some of the adrenaline surging effects you'll experience when you strap on the zipline harness and jump at the chance to prove your nerves are made of high-flying steel. Think you've got what it takes to dance with the treetops? Prove it during your Bluegreen vacation at Mountain Run at Boyne.
Of course it's all just talk until you try it ...
Showing posts with label Bluegreen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bluegreen. Show all posts
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Did You Know?
• Wisconsin does not allow butter substitutes in state prisons.
• You cannot fire a cannon during your wedding in Pennsylvania.
• Florida can arrest single women for parachuting on Sundays.
• In Virginia, citizens must honk their horn while passing other cars.
• Hunting camels within the state borders of Arizona is a crime.
• Wearing an alligator costume is illegal in Louisiana.
• Putting a skunk on the desk of your boss is not permitted in Michigan.
• Talking behind a person's back is illegal in Nevada.
• It is illegal to use lassos to catch a fish in Tennessee.
• You cannot fire a cannon during your wedding in Pennsylvania.
• Florida can arrest single women for parachuting on Sundays.
• In Virginia, citizens must honk their horn while passing other cars.
• Hunting camels within the state borders of Arizona is a crime.
• Wearing an alligator costume is illegal in Louisiana.
• Putting a skunk on the desk of your boss is not permitted in Michigan.
• Talking behind a person's back is illegal in Nevada.
• It is illegal to use lassos to catch a fish in Tennessee.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Cross that Bridge When You Come to It
Residents of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are known as “Yoopers.” Their Lower Peninsula neighbors are commonly referred to as “Trolls,” because they live under the Mackinac Bridge. Also known as Big Mac, the Mackinac Bridge is an astonishing 8,614 feet long including the anchorages. That makes it the longest suspension bridge in the Western Hemisphere. In a supporting role, the main cables are made from 42,000 miles of wire.
Just across the bridge is Mackinac Island, where residents still travel by horse, carriage or foot. I highly recommend a trip to the Great Lakes State — and not because I'm from Michigan and extremely biased.
Just across the bridge is Mackinac Island, where residents still travel by horse, carriage or foot. I highly recommend a trip to the Great Lakes State — and not because I'm from Michigan and extremely biased.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Free Summer Fun
June is definitely a great month to be outdoors. Especially at the Sun Fun Festival in Myrtle Beach. This two day extravaganza features live music, professional sporting events and plenty of food vendors to satisfy any appetite. You can also find eager young ladies slathered in sun tan lotion grandstanding along the Grand Strand in the Miss Sun Fun and Miss Bikini Wahine pageants. Ok, Ok, I know what you're thinking — even though this is one of the Southeast Tourism Society’s Top 20 Events, I'm only going because I like beautiful bronzed babes. And you're right — that and the fact that it's free!
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Myrtle Beach,
SeaGlass Tower,
Sun Fun Festival
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Gone to Pot in the Smokies
The Smoky Mountains are famous for marauding bears and clay pots. Unfortunately, the bears are protected and not available to take home as souvenirs. That leaves the handmade pottery of Robert Alwine. Alwine Pottery has been on the map since 1983 and every piece is still formed, decorated, glazed and fired right in his studio. Alwine claims he fell in love with clay the first time he touched it some 36 years ago — I can certainly appreciate falling in love with something the first time I touch it, too.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Stoked About My Longboard Crashing Those Salty Waves
Like, dude — when it comes to totally rad beach vacations with sick surf spots, Bluegreen is the Big Kahuna! Brah, I'm all amped up for a most excellent summer and can't wait to catch those mondo waves. If you're looking for a place to chill, Bluegreen Resorts are definitely mint.
Hang loose ...
Hang loose ...
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beach vacations,
Bluegreen,
Bluegreen Resorts,
sick surf spots
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Creed's Latest Tour Stops in Nation's Oldest City
Florida rockers Creed were "Torn" for a few years but "Weathered" the breakup and are back on tour. They're not looking for sympathy, so don't give them "Pity For A Dime" — their tickets are bit more expensive. They'll be playing the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on May 20 so be sure to catch the show. Now that you know a little of the band's history, make some vacation history of your own at Bluegreen's Grande Villas at World Golf Village.
The nation's oldest city is home to some world-class championship golf courses including two designed by legends Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. I've been in the sand traps there and I can tell you it felt just like being in "My Own Prison."
The nation's oldest city is home to some world-class championship golf courses including two designed by legends Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. I've been in the sand traps there and I can tell you it felt just like being in "My Own Prison."
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Scorpions on Tour for One Last Sting
Forget brats, St. Pauli Girl and Porsche. My favorite German import is the Scorpions — and they're heading to Miami's Bayfront Park to "Rock You Like A Hurricane" on July 16. The "Wind Of Change" is blowing them into retirement so be sure to catch the "Bad Boys Running Wild" before they calm down.
If you like to get your "Kicks After Six" and have sizzling "Big City Nights," South Beach can definitely put you "In Trance." When it comes to relaxing "Holiday" pursuits, Bluegreen's Solara Surfside provides the perfect retreat.
If you like to get your "Kicks After Six" and have sizzling "Big City Nights," South Beach can definitely put you "In Trance." When it comes to relaxing "Holiday" pursuits, Bluegreen's Solara Surfside provides the perfect retreat.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Volunteer for a Bluegreen Vacation in Tennessee
When I'm in Tennessee I like to shoot the rapids in the Smokies. I also like shooting birdies. And since the Smoky Mountains area is actually home to the most miniature golf courses in the world, I'll have plenty of opportunity to bank my multi-colored balls off the blades of windmills or send them careening toward Pigeon Forge — which would be alright with me. That way, I can gawk at Dolly Parton's ... 100-acre Dollywood theme park. For more great views and mountains to climb, I'm gonna consult Bluegreen's Smoky Mountains Travel Guide.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Vegas, Baby!
So I was dancing with Lady Luck, and doubling my money, if you know what I mean, when I realized there's probably more to Las Vegas than seeking out the loosest slots. I logged on to colorfulplaces.com to check out Bluegreen's Las Vegas Travel Guide for some other sure bets. Here's what I found: I can ride a roller coaster on the top of a building, come face-to-face with lions in casino lobbies, feast like "The King" and see him too, take part in the Freemont Street Experience or love the Cirque Du Soleil Beatles tribute yeah, yeah, yeah ...
Outside the glitz and glamour I can take a day trip to a place so immensely deep it could only be called the Grand Canyon. Grabbing my clubs and leaving some divots during a round of Las Vegas desert golf sounds like fun. Maybe I’ll make tracks in the desert sand and have a ruggedly pink adventure in an open air Jeep.
Las Vegas is the Entertainment Capital of the World and there is no doubt I’ll always find something to do on vacation. To be honest, I can't get Lady Luck or those 24–hour wedding chapels off my mind. And Bluegreen Club 36 definitely has me longing for a return visit. Go figure!
Oh, well. What happens in Vegas stays right here on my blog post.
Sin. Win. Again. And again. Vegas Awaits.
Outside the glitz and glamour I can take a day trip to a place so immensely deep it could only be called the Grand Canyon. Grabbing my clubs and leaving some divots during a round of Las Vegas desert golf sounds like fun. Maybe I’ll make tracks in the desert sand and have a ruggedly pink adventure in an open air Jeep.
Las Vegas is the Entertainment Capital of the World and there is no doubt I’ll always find something to do on vacation. To be honest, I can't get Lady Luck or those 24–hour wedding chapels off my mind. And Bluegreen Club 36 definitely has me longing for a return visit. Go figure!
Oh, well. What happens in Vegas stays right here on my blog post.
Sin. Win. Again. And again. Vegas Awaits.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Sugar Coated Holiday
I'm listening to "Candy" by Stegosaurus and eating marshmallow bunnies while getting a Chocolate Sugar Scrub. How very rock star of me ...
The sweetness is sure to continue when my sugar-induced vacation takes me to the SWEETEST PLACE ON EARTH — Hershey, Pennsylvania. Here, I can let my professional copywriting pencil go dull and take a job in a chocolate factory. Or, increase my sugar rush on the Sooperdooperlooper roller coaster and go back for seconds. When it’s time to relax and retreat, The Suites at Hershey is a delicious destination filled with all the amenities I crave on a chocolate holiday.
For more tasty ideas, I'll unwrap Bluegreen's Hershey Travel Guide.
The sweetness is sure to continue when my sugar-induced vacation takes me to the SWEETEST PLACE ON EARTH — Hershey, Pennsylvania. Here, I can let my professional copywriting pencil go dull and take a job in a chocolate factory. Or, increase my sugar rush on the Sooperdooperlooper roller coaster and go back for seconds. When it’s time to relax and retreat, The Suites at Hershey is a delicious destination filled with all the amenities I crave on a chocolate holiday.
For more tasty ideas, I'll unwrap Bluegreen's Hershey Travel Guide.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
“Brown Eyed Girl” First Heard in 1967
Van Morrison records “Brown Eyed Girl” in 1967. With Bluegreen, I have access to more than 45 world-class resorts and an almost limitless variety of Colorful Places to Play. That means I can listen to colorful songs in the green grass, down in the hollow or while just standing in the sunlight laughing. Sounds like the perfect vacation to me.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Aaron Lewis not Staind in Orlando
Aaron Lewis of Staind is going solo in Orlando on March 24 at Hard Rock Live. If it's been a while since you've seen live rock and roll, grab your "Mudshovel" and get ready to dig the music. The Fountains and Orlando's Sunshine Resort are not so far away. What better reason to plan a Bluegreen vacation getaway ...
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Orlando,
Staind,
The Fountains,
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
Rock City Angels Coming to O-Town
Bluegreen owners enjoying a vacation at The Fountains or Orlando's Sunshine Resort in April should definitely check out Rock City Angels — they'll be performing at Will's Pub in Orlando on April 23. I've had the pleasure of playing drums with the guitar player so I can guarantee the show will rock.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Kentucky to Celebrate Sweet Sixteen Party
Kentucky made things look easy in the Big Easy. They scored 190 March Madness points in two games to advance to the Sweet Sixteen. They probably won't even have to sharpen their claws to make it into the Final Four. I hope all my Bluegreen friends staying at Bluegreen Club La Pension remembered to crank up "We Are The Champions" for everyone in New Orleans. For those interested in great gaming experiences off the basketball court, be sure to visit Harrah's Casino — it's right across the street.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Airplane Reborn as Starship After “Embryonic Journey”
Jefferson Airplane changes their name to Jefferson Starship in 1974.
If you haven't been on vacation in a while, you can change that in a hurry. Take off and find your way back to Bluegreen. I suggest spending a few nights under the stars in the Shenandoah Valley on a deluxe RV pad with your very own patio and fire ring — it'll be love at first "site". Go ask Alice ...
If you haven't been on vacation in a while, you can change that in a hurry. Take off and find your way back to Bluegreen. I suggest spending a few nights under the stars in the Shenandoah Valley on a deluxe RV pad with your very own patio and fire ring — it'll be love at first "site". Go ask Alice ...
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Jefferson Airplane,
Jefferson Starship,
RV pad,
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
ZZ Top is Bad, Nationwide and in West Palm Beach
The Tres Hombres, ZZ Top, are bringing their beards, guitars and drums to the SunFest Music Festival in West Palm Beach, Florida on April 29. After the show, put on your cheap sunglasses and hit the road for a short drive down to Solara Surfside in Miami. Whether you're a sharped dressed man or a woman with legs that never end, you'll find this Bluegreen resort the perfect place to relax and retreat. FYI: You can leave your sleeping bag at home. The accommodations here are all first class!
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Miami,
Solar Surfside,
SunFest Music Festival,
ZZ Top
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Pat Benatar to Get Nervous in the Nation's Oldest City
Pat Benatar is coming to the St. Augustine Ampitheatre on July 2 and I'm all fired up! She was the first rock chick I ever liked so I'll always have a fondness for her music. After a night of rockin' and waxing nostalgic, I'm heading for a little paradise and a great Bluegreen golf experience. With two courses designed by legendary golfers Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, Grande Villas at World Golf Village is anything but par for the course. Off the greens and fairways you'll find the country club décor of each villa will have you singing the "Ooh, Ooh, Song."
Monday, March 15, 2010
Iron Maiden. Picturesque Desert Landscapes. Sounds Great!
If you haven't been on a Bluegreen vacation, it's time to make up for wasted years by booking a breathtaking desert getaway. While you're at it, you can make plans to see one of the best metal acts in all of rock and roll — Iron Maiden. They're running free across the United States and will be invading the Cricket Wireless Pavilion in Phoenix on June 17. After a night of headbanging, you can relax and unwind in the Wild West. Your luxurious Arizona vacation villa will be waiting at Cibola Vista Resort and Spa.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
March Madness Brings Hoops Happiness
If you read vayK's blog, and I hope you do, you know it's time to fill out your March Madness brackets and "Be True to Your School." My alma mater, the University of Kentucky, is making its 50th NCAA Tournament appearance. I plan on bringing an ample supply of blue face paint to The Hammocks at Marathon and making an appearance at Barnacle Barney's Tiki Bar & Grill for opening tip-off on March 18.
When it comes to vacation getaways and relaxing places to enjoy a little basketball, Bluegreen is at the top of its class. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to cue up "We Are the Champions" on my iPod and watch the other teams get schooled ...
When it comes to vacation getaways and relaxing places to enjoy a little basketball, Bluegreen is at the top of its class. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to cue up "We Are the Champions" on my iPod and watch the other teams get schooled ...
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