Whitetail for Sale and Only 90 Minutes From Baltimore!

Whitetail is for Sale 90 Minutes from Baltimore.

My friend/trainer John Vargo is selling a wonderful condo that is only 90 minutes from Baltimore. Thought I could help John and his real estate agent get the word out.
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A getaway for me means options. If I want to be still (though that is really hard to do) and just relax, that's what I'll do. Or if I want to be outside and more active, then that's what I'll do. I need choices. A condominium that I can rent for a couple of nights or a long weekend – that's my starting place.

 

If that sounds like you, then here's your spot…just 90 minutes away from Baltimore. Picture a completely furnished retreat in the mountains of southwestern Pennsylvania. This is not one of your rustic roughing-it places; this one has granite countertops, two LCD televisions with cable, and wireless access in the nearby lodge. A private pool, tennis courts, and spa are available of your enjoyment. During the winter, you can ski from and to your door. When the land is green instead of white, you are five minutes from the four-star Whitetail Golf Resort.

 

The following are room features: Ski-in/Ski-out. 100 yards from bunny (green) slopes. Queen-size bed. One queen-size pull-out sofa and one loveseat. Coffee table with reading material. Electric range and oven. Spacesaver microwave oven. Washer and dryer. Granite countertops. Two LCD televisions with cable. One private parking space with additional parking nearby. Access to private pool, tennis courts and spa. Wireless Internet access available at ski lodge. Five minute drive to four-star rated Whitetail Golf Resort. Three miles from Mercersburg, PA.

With a Little Help from His Friends - An Ironman Lesson

With a Little Help from His Friends – An Ironman Lesson

Several mornings a week I go to Lifebridge Health Center and workout-at-the-gym . This is where my trainer, John Vargo, helps me focus on Physical Training. John's clearly a fitness fan, and here's more proof: he recently competed in an Ironman marathon in Louisville, KY, and shared some photos.

What struck me about this was that while John was doing the running and riding his bicycle, he had a team supporting him. Dana Gaither, his girl friend, was there to hold up signs, run beside him for a while, and help him celebrate at the end. Besides Dana, other friends cheered him on and served as his support team. When it was over, John placed 320th out of 2,435 participants – that's in the top 15%!

No matter how good we are at what we do, no one does it alone, not even a marathoner. We need other people to cheer us on, to run with us, and to be there when we finish no matter whether we win or lose.

This holiday weekend I'm thankful for all the people who are there for me every day. To each of them and you, I say what John said to close his email: "All the best and make it a promising week."