Posts with tag 'Winter activities'
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Maine Maple Sunday 2022
Maine proudly stands out as the #3 producer of maple syrup in the country. Yes, it's true we're not that far from Canada, but maple syrup from The Pine Tree State is in a class by itself.
Whether you slather it on pancakes or slip it in your coffee, our real estate agents know that maple syrup is a local tradition. When you choose Augusta homes for sale, you will have the opportunity to partake in it with some of the freshest maple syrup you can find in the United States.
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Hiking Gear for Your Kennebec Valley Winter Adventures
With its snowy hills, lofty pines, and tumbling waters, it's hard to imagine a better place for a winter hike than the Kennebec Valley. Still, winter hikes require some caution, and our real estate agents want to make sure you head to the trails well-prepared.
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Helpful Tips for Winter Driveway Maintenance
Freezing temperatures, frost, snow, and ice can impact the structure of your driveway. So, when the first snowfall arrives, there are several things you can do to preserve the integrity of your driveway. Keep your driveway in good shape especially in the winter, by following these tips.
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Winter Outdoor Activities Around the Kennebec Valley
The winter season is upon us so let's waste no time enjoying the snow-filled fun. Our real estate agents are bundled up and ready to slide into as many winter activities around Augusta as we can. From ice skating and skiing to snowshoeing and snowmobiling, here are five fun outdoor activities around the Kennebec Valley that you can do this winter.
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Fireplace Maintenance and Safety Tips to Know This Winter
Oh, the weather outside may be frightful, but sitting at home by the fire sure is delightful this time of the year. Our real estate agents love warming up by the fireplace with our loved ones and watching the snowfall outside. Though fireplaces are rightfully loved for their warmth in both function and appearance, homeowners must not forget that these appliances are inherently dangerous. We recommend that all homeowners with a working fireplace follow these maintenance and safety tips — even if you don't use the fireplace often.