Grumpy
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White Sands is about the same as the Ranch Club..Just my opinion.
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frequentflier
happy to be living
Yes, there is a HOA though the cost is not astronomical. We still pay dues and contribute to the airport maintenance fund even though we only store the airplane there and use the airstrip. When my husband is not on travel, he helps with mowing and tree maintenance.
Personally, I would not choose to live there again though I know my husband misses having his plane on our property. We will likely live on a skypark again but not in CRE.
I don't know availability of hangar space at St Mary's airport. Nor CRE for that matter. There are a lot of pilots in this area and there is a very active EAA chapter.
If you and your husband want more information about local aviation, PM me and I will give you my husband's cell #. He knows a lot more about this than I do and will be happy to share anything he knows to help you out! If the weather's good, he may even offer a ride to see the area from above
sunshine98
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On the St. Mary's side, Town Creek and Esperanza Farms are older, but nice (very neighborly) neighborhoods with a mix of various types of single homes. Yes, they are in Lexington Park, but are not high crime. No HOAs either.
frequentflier
happy to be living
White Sands doesn't seem to have as much crime as it did when we moved here. I think most of it shifted to CRE.
I've only driven through a few times going to/from Vera's.
Grumpy
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Thinking about it, you're probably right. But, like CRC, White Sands has that odd mix of nice houses/crummy houses and it seems like they are stacked on top of each other.
frequentflier
happy to be living
Many of the houses are small and way too close for my comfort! Some homes and yards are well maintained and some are $hitholes.
jrt_ms1995
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kristiy
Member
Thank you!! This is a wealth of information.Yes, there is a HOA though the cost is not astronomical. We still pay dues and contribute to the airport maintenance fund even though we only store the airplane there and use the airstrip. When my husband is not on travel, he helps with mowing and tree maintenance.
Personally, I would not choose to live there again though I know my husband misses having his plane on our property. We will likely live on a skypark again but not in CRE.
I don't know availability of hangar space at St Mary's airport. Nor CRE for that matter. There are a lot of pilots in this area and there is a very active EAA chapter.
If you and your husband want more information about local aviation, PM me and I will give you my husband's cell #. He knows a lot more about this than I do and will be happy to share anything he knows to help you out! If the weather's good, he may even offer a ride to see the area from above
kristiy
Member
Yes!! Do you know about the area?Go Eagles!
PeoplesElbow
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Don't know a thing about WS. The parts of CRE I've been in are OK, but I know a lot of people think poorly of it.
I haven't been there in several years.
@kristiy There is only one public airfield in St. Mary's, there are several private airfields that maybe your hubby could work out a deal with. The following link lists them with contact info http://www.tollfreeairline.com/maryland/stmarys.htm
jrt_ms1995
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Just through a friend who attended grad school there, and lived in Pooler.
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PeoplesElbow
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I'd say Captian Pat's, but trying to find it for someone out of town.....
Kingfishers might not be bad, it's in Solomons.
PeoplesElbow
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Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Everything I see says it's still open. Facebook has a specials board dated for today. However, there was this cryptic message:
Got a lot of work to do but this beautiful 28 ft will be our amazing seafood trailer
The Good Kind Seafood
See y’all in April
