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HowarD ranCH, Dripping Springs 1 to 3.6 acre lots available, including 6 lots on Onion Creek. Priced from $45,500 to $269,100 Bruce Turbow rEalTor® 512-698-1382 1022 Canyon BEnD Dr., Dripping Springs Price Reduced! Great floor plan. Private setting with beautiful trees! James Hurlbut BrokEr 512-415-7469 $299,999 2505 FiTzHugH roaD, Dripping Springs 77.46 ± Acres!!! Beautiful ranch with native tree & grass cover. Great private getaway. James Hurlbut BrokEr 512-415-7469 $999,500 odell equipment Co. Roy Odell 2601 FoxglEn DrivE, austin Great location- near Zilker Park, downtown 78704. Home is canopied with huge oaks! Terese Peabody BrokEr 512-699-7711 $499,900 219 loST vallEy rD., Dripping Springs Log Home Haven in the Hill Country! 2880 sqft home on 11.33 acres Betty Sieffert rEalTor® 512-496-0449 $525,000 10230 wEST CavE looP, Dripping Springs 1.3 acres, gorgeous limestone home with detached guest house, Lake Travis Schools kathy Fulton-Pettit rEalTor® 512-748-7409 $399,500 Roads • dRiveways • Licensed instaLLeR site Pads • Land cLeaRing • sePtic systems 512-858-5270 Cell 512-923-8608 Providing honest, reliable service since 1995. Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy DRiPPiNG SPRiNGS, TX 78620 New Year! 609 Canyon riM DrivE, Dripping Springs Custom hill country home on 1.5 ± acres New kitchen appliances. Great workshop. Terese Peabody BrokEr 512-699-7711 $299,900 1056 SunSET Canyon, Dripping Springs Hill Country Dream Home! 1.6 ± acres in Sunset Canyon Subdivision, Dripping Springs Betty Sieffert rEalTor® 512-496-0449 $304,000 229 MErrywooD lanE, San Marcos 5.5 acres, Private and built to last! MUST SEE! Updated 3/2 w/workshop. kathy Fulton-Pettit rEalTor® 512-748-7409 $349,000 ML# 5571730 www.stanberry.com 512-894-3488 400 Hwy 290w BLDG.B, STE.101 Located in the heart of Dripping Springs, stop by for some refreshments and a free area map! 1881 E. CrEEk DrivE, Dripping Springs 8.25 ± park-like acres, horses OK! Texas Style home, custom built! Terese Peabody BrokEr 512-699-7711 $466,000 1049 HiDDEn HillS Dr., Dripping Springs Home has a beautiful setting in Sunset Canyon Subdivision on 1.33 ac. Betty Sieffert rEalTor® 512-496-0449 $220,000 347 THE HillS DrivE #2, lakeway Over 3000 SF of Lakeside Living Fabulous waterfront home in Lakeway! kathy Fulton-Pettit rEalTor® 512-748-7409 $499,900 Stanberry Supports Community Service Dripping Springs Outlook Page 2 July 2012
Dripping Springs Outlook publisher/editor Victoria Belue Schaefer account executive Carol Brown 512 576-7711 cover photograph Elizabeth Guess Cover Photo by RodneyBursiel.com Entire contents copyright ©2008. Reproduction of any of this publication requires written permission of publisher. We are not responsible for the products and services advertised or the views contained in this publication. Please submit your event details (before the 10th The Dripping Springs Outlook, a subsidiary of Pedal Ranch Publications, is mailed monthly to all homes, businesses and Post Office boxes serviced by the Dripping Springs Post Office, plus the neighborhoods of Belterra, High Pointe and the Polo Club. It is also distributed to many businesses throughout the community. Contact us to find out how you can submit information, photos, or promote your business directly to over 9,000 addresses. call of the month that is prior to your event). Distribution is the 1st 512 358-6271of each month. write ad design John Wells editorial assistant Joey Johnson PlEasE REcyclE youR DuPlicatEs. info@dsoutlook.com Now that’s sticky The idea of what’s sticky took on a new meaning for me several years ago when I read Malcolm Gladwell’s best seller the tipping Point. It’s a fascinating book that illustrates how small ideas, trends or products become large. One of the factors in determining how successful something will be is its stickiness; whether or not it sticks with you. I completely accept this premise as total fact based, ironically, on a sticky memory of my own. For decades now I have collected watermelon art. Sculpted, carved from wood, pottery and ceramic pieces, paintings, drawings, you name it and I probably have watermelons in that medium. Strangely, I didn’t consciously realize I was collecting these until a friend pointed it out years ago. As I began wondering why I was bringing all of these images of juicy ripe watermelon slices into my life, I was suddenly struck by memories from my very early childhood. I remember being about four years old and visiting my grandparents during a long hot summer. After dinner, my grandmother would help me and my sister change into our bathing suits and we would run squealing and giggling out into my grandparents’ backyard. There my grandfather would have sitting on the picnic table the biggest watermelon you have ever seen. (They were gigantic back then. Or was I just very small?) He would pick up a huge, long knife and cut the watermelon length-wise splitting it in half. Then he would slice a big piece for each of us. I could smell the subtle, delicious fragrance of the bright red fruit before I even took a bite. I adored it. Then I would take the biggest bite I possibly could. The juice would gush from both corners of my mouth as I savored what I thought was the best tasting food in the world. I ate watermelon until my stomach looked like I had swallowed one whole. Needless to say, my sister and I were covered from head to toe in sticky watermelon juice by the time we called it quits. Then my grandfather would turn on the garden hose and spray us off while we ran around laughing and playing. I remember those times with tremendous affection. It’s no wonder that I collect watermelon art today, and that when someone talks about stickiness, I know exactly what they mean. I hope you are creating wonderful moments this summer that will stick with you for a lifetime. Thank you for joining us. BUY LOCAL BUY DRIPPIN’ © 2010, Dripping Springs Area Chamber of Commerce Dripping Springs Outlook Page 3 July 2012
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