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With everything there is to see and do in and around Big Bend National Park, the area has become one of the most cherished family-friendly vacation destinations in Texas. Lodging options are abundant, ranging from rustic to luxurious. Whether your family would prefer a campground, an authentic Texas ranch, a resort hotel or a vacation rental, you're sure to find it here. There are also plenty of timeshare resales and vacation homes for sale, for those interested in becoming an avid Bender!

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Offline TheWildWestGuy

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« Reply #15 on: January 29, 2007, 06:59:58 PM »
I find the best way to get along with the neighbors is to offer your help and tell the neighbors to let you know if your actions/noise/fireworks etc.. upset them.   Having a chainsaw and offering to help your neighbors cut down dead tree's etc. is a great idea.   If you have a Pickup Truck and your neighbors don't you can also offer your help moving large items.  Even offering to take out their trash while they are out of town is worthwhile.   I think we ALL do things that upset/anger/aggitate our neighbors (I know I do!), hopefully we "repent" for these sin's by doing helpful neighborly things as well.. TWWG
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Offline homerboy2u

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« Reply #16 on: January 29, 2007, 08:04:55 PM »
I am not sure of all of you, but to me the best to get to know your neighbors is actually meeting them, become their friends, and like TWWG...be there when they need you.

 It has worked wonderful for me , and like it or not your are going to be stuck with your neighbors for a gooood looong tiiiime.
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Offline Undertaker

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« Reply #17 on: January 29, 2007, 08:09:31 PM »
Both you guys are correct make friends avoid the problem, but usually with HOA the problem does not come from neighbors but some other unknow ARA. :shock:   :x
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Offline homerboy2u

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« Reply #18 on: January 29, 2007, 10:03:46 PM »
Undertaker wrote:
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home owner associations are binding contracts and enforceable
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 I wonder what HOA would enforce on the wildlife in.......BiBe :?:
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