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Spring Lake real estate - 5 Elizabeth Ct - $1,424,000

Spring Lake real estate
http://www.wardwight.com
Cape Cod
Single Family Home
Property ID #4117222
MLS ID #20817539

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms:2 full

Third Ave. between Pitney and Vroom Spring Lake Elegance! This lovely cottage- style home is close to the beach adn has many European touches that add to its exquisite charm. Beachy decor, fireplace, first floor bedroom and full bathroom, beautiful draperies made in Spainm finished basement, beautiful landscaping, pergola covered patio, two car garage. Newer kitchen and roof. All of this on a beautiful cul-de-sac. Just a 1 hour drive to NYC and only a short wald to town, beach, school, and train.

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Open Question: Help me in Historyyy Plzaa?
1. What does the principle of uniformitarianism tell us about the past?
A. The present is the key to the past.
B. Processes at work in the past were very different than those at work today.
C. The past has no bearing on the future or present.
D. The past is the key to the future.

2. The Atlantic Ocean is expanding. What does this tell us about plates under the Atlantic Ocean?
A.They are being forced apart.
B. Most likely nothing is happening to the plates.
C.They are being pressed together.
D. They are being forced downward.

3. The theory of plate tectonics explains the movement of the plates by convection cells in which of the following layers?
A. crust

B. upper mantle
C. inner core

D. outer core

4. Which of the following may occur as two plates slide past each other?
A. volcanoes
B. earthquakes
C. formation of new oceanic crust
D. mountain building

5. Earthquakes are detected by which of the following?
A. Richter scale
B. Barometer
C. global positioning system
D. seismograph

6. Which of the following statements about S waves is true?
A. S waves are also called secondary waves.
B. S waves move in a pulsating motion.
C. S waves travel through solids, liquids, and gases.
D. S waves arrive at a seismograph station first.

7. Why is coal not considered a mineral?
A. It is organic.

B. It does not occur naturally.

C. It does not have a regular composition.

D. It is not a solid.

8. In a laboratory, you scratch an unknown mineral on a piece of unglazed porcelain. Which property are you trying to determine?
A. fracture

B. color

C. streak

D. luster

9. Which of the following best describes an igneous rock that formed from quickly cooling lava?
A. foliated
B.layered
C.fine grained
D.coarse grained

10. How do we classify sedimentary rocks that form from evaporating seawater?
A. fossiliferous
B.clastic
C.chemical
D.organic

11. How do metamorphic rocks form?
A. evaporation of seawater

B. cooling of magma

C. change due to heat and pressure

D. weathering and erosion due to water

12. What must happen to a sedimentary rock if it is to turn into an igneous rock?
A. It must break into smaller pieces.
B. It must melt and then cool again.
C.It must compact and cement together.
D. It must undergo heat and pressure.

13. Where do hurricanes form?
A. over warm tropical waters
B. over the Great Lakes
C. in the upper atmosphere
D.in thunderstorms

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Open Question: 1. What does the principle of uniformitarianism tell us about the past?
A. The present is the key to the past.
B. Processes at work in the past were very different than those at work today.
C. The past has no bearing on the future or present.
D. The past is the key to the future.

2. The Atlantic Ocean is expanding. What does this tell us about plates under the Atlantic Ocean?
A.They are being forced apart.
B. Most likely nothing is happening to the plates.
C.They are being pressed together.
D. They are being forced downward.

3. The theory of plate tectonics explains the movement of the plates by convection cells in which of the following layers?
A. crust

B. upper mantle
C. inner core

D. outer core

4. Which of the following may occur as two plates slide past each other?
A. volcanoes
B. earthquakes
C. formation of new oceanic crust
D. mountain building

5. Earthquakes are detected by which of the following?
A. Richter scale
B. Barometer
C. global positioning system
D. seismograph

6. Which of the following statements about S waves is true?
A. S waves are also called secondary waves.
B. S waves move in a pulsating motion.
C. S waves travel through solids, liquids, and gases.
D. S waves arrive at a seismograph station first.

7. Why is coal not considered a mineral?
A. It is organic.

B. It does not occur naturally.

C. It does not have a regular composition.

D. It is not a solid.

8. In a laboratory, you scratch an unknown mineral on a piece of unglazed porcelain. Which property are you trying to determine?
A. fracture

B. color

C. streak

D. luster

9. Which of the following best describes an igneous rock that formed from quickly cooling lava?
A. foliated
B.layered
C.fine grained
D.coarse grained

10. How do we classify sedimentary rocks that form from evaporating seawater?
A. fossiliferous
B.clastic
C.chemical
D.organic

11. How do metamorphic rocks form?
A. evaporation of seawater

B. cooling of magma

C. change due to heat and pressure

D. weathering and erosion due to water

12. What must happen to a sedimentary rock if it is to turn into an igneous rock?
A. It must break into smaller pieces.
B. It must melt and then cool again.
C.It must compact and cement together.
D. It must undergo heat and pressure.

13. Where do hurricanes form?
A. over warm tropical waters
B. over the Great Lakes
C. in the upper atmosphere
D.in thunderstorms

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Open Question: Horse boarding business?
There is a 7+ acre lot for sale in Ohio near Eastfork Lake. There are 2 metal pole barns (a 40×60 and 40×70) that were used for storage but they could easily hold ten 12×12 stalls in each of them. The location is GREAT. There is access to the whole park with many miles of horse trails, just behind the 7 acre property. There’s also a lake nearby. There is not much pasture space but would that really be an issue even with the access to the 300 acre park? We would likely build a large indoor and outdoor arena so the boarders could ride (and we could turn the horses out in them too).

So my questions are..
Does it seem like a good place to start a business?
Is it worth the money? (the asking price is $330k)
How much would we be able to make if we did full care horse boarding?
What would you do?

Please let me know what your thoughts are on this place.

Thanks!!
We would not have the indoor and outdoor arenas professionally built. My dad would most likely build them so it wouldn’t be as expensive. Also, we just looked at the place and the location is amazing!

There is also a small 20×20 storage building on the property and a larger brick shop. We need some ideas for what we could use the shop for, like..idk a concession stand, tack shop, etc.
The buildings already have water and eletric.
The place where I boarded my horse has about 40 boarders horses on 17 acres. I wouldn’t turn all the horses out at once at our place. We would rotate.

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