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Posted on December 27, 2011 by admin

Will be listing a Pensacola rental special, weekly.

Need a special now – Call 934-2588

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Good morning renters!

Posted on December 3, 2011 by admin

referral fee’s paid – WeRentTheGulfcoast.com

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After a successful Thanksgiving full of food, drinks and quality time with family and friends, many are searching for fun and exciting ways to exercise and shed a few pounds before it’s time to take those annual holiday photos. The Pensacola Bay Area is packed with a variety of beautiful places to get fresh air and have fun while working off all of the delicious Thanksgiving fixin’s. So, what are you waiting for? Lace up your shoes and hit the ground running!

Gulf Islands National Seashore is a great place to walk or run down the beach while you collect seashells or gaze at the sky freckled with stars. Leave your iPOD at home for this run, as the only noise that can be heard is the subtle sound of waves crashing onto the shore and the peaceful sounds of nature.

Hop on a bike and cruise down Pensacola Beach to Fort Pickens. Feel the salty Gulf breeze blowing through your hair and enjoy an unobstructed view of the sugar-white sand dunes, swaying sea oats and emerald-colored water.
Head out to Big Lagoon State Park and canoe through the clear waterways of Perdido Key. Paddle your way through this natural wooded setting, and even take a break to have a picnic at one of the many serene stopping points.
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Tips for Fall and Winter

Posted on November 11, 2011 by admin

5 Fall Safety Tips

CHECK THE CHIMNEY: Inspect your chimney to make sure it is unobstructed. If you will be burning wood in a fireplace, have the chimney inspected to make sure it is in good condition and free of creosote buildup.

KNOW WHERE THE SHUT OFF IS: If you are traveling this Holiday Season, turn off your water. A flooded home can be prevented by turning off the water supply.

NEVER HEAT WITH AN OVEN: On chilly autumn mornings, avoid the temptation to warm the kitchen with a gas range or an open oven door. This is a common cause of kitchen fires.

WATCH SPACE HEATERS: Be cautious with portable heaters or space heaters, making sure to follow manufacturer instructions for safe venting and use. Place them at least three feet away from any combustibles, such as wallpaper, bedding, draperies, clothing and furniture. Never leave them operating when you are away from the room or asleep. Don’t leave children or pets unattended with space heaters, and never use them to dry clothing, shoes or mittens.

LIGHT FOR SAFETY: As days grow short, make sure outdoor lighting is in good working order. Good lighting can protect you against crime and falls or accidents caused by darkness. Inspect fixtures and outlets for weather damage and replace burnt-out bulbs.

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