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Homeowners! Homeowners! Homeowners! Homeowners! • Kenneth Bellavia & Nadine Murray

• Raymond Rignel

• Audrey Primrose

• Robert & Cheryl Pradelski

• Mary Shultz

• Bruce & Margaret Grathwohl

• Harold Knickle & Mary Bottella

• Peter & Carmen Griffis

• Joe & Dee Calabrese

• Michael & Peggy Melie

• Michael & Mary Alioto

• Don & Connie Jones

• Dan & Laurie Powell

Working together, we can

continue to have a

significant effect in

sustaining the usable life of

the Collier County Landfill

and protecting the

environment.

Recycling is as easy as

1-2-3!

1. Please remove food

residue.

2. Place recyclables in

your cart, loosely

without bags.

3. Place recycling cart at

the curb with at least

three feet of clearance

from other objects.

For more information

visit:

colliergov.net/recycle

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Page2: Meet the Treviso Bay Homeowners

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It’s all Fun and Games

Page 4 Quick

Reference Numbers

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Around Treviso Bay

Page 6 Community News

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April 2013

Upcoming Events: Upcoming Events: Upcoming Events: Upcoming Events:

April 9th: 4-6 PM Treviso Bay Happy Hour Social at

Terrace Pool

April 23rd: 4-6 PM Treviso Bay Happy Hour Social at

Terrace Pool

Meet the Treviso Bay Homeowners

Tackling Mount Kilimanjaro

Submit your story to Katrena Herron or Jessica Martin at: Kherron@hhmgtsvc.com or jmartin@hhmgtsvc.com

Since retiring, the Grathwohl’s have been enjoying their free time by taking adventures such as traveling the country and the world. Their biggest adventure to date has been climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, which they did in the fall of 2012. The Grathwohl’s weren’t experienced climbers, but figured the climb would be a doable task since they all are physically fit and workout regularly. They underestimated the difficulty of the journey. Mt. Kilimanjaro is the world’s tallest free standing mountain, measuring 19,341 feet high. Camping on the mountain was very primitive. There are no restroom conveniences, just buckets of water to wash. With Bruce’s former Marine status, these conditions weren’t anything he hadn’t experienced, but for Peg, it was somewhat of a shock. Their best investment was renting a bucket and small tent for $100. “I’m not particularly fond of heights, so looking down, down, down was very unnerving for me,” Peg Grathwohl explained. “I never expected that we wouldn’t make it, but I had some moments when I was ready to cry because it was a lot harder than I thought it would be.” There are many beautiful sites on the climb, starting in the rain forest, transitioning into an Alpine desert, and ending in a glacial environment, where no animals or vegetation existed. The eighth day of climbing proved to be the toughest. The terrain turned into a 30-degree slope requiring them to lean into the mountain to move forward. With a group right ahead of them, they could only advance three steps at a time, making for a tiring, stop and go pace. But the eighth day also brought on the full moon, allowing for a little more guiding light. The Grathwohls left the base camp at midnight and reached the Stella Point, the rim of the crater, at about 6:30 AM just as the sun was coming over the horizon. When they hiked the final 1,000 feet of elevation to reach Uhuru point, all they could do was just stand there. “You want to stand there and celebrate for awhile, but you’re so worn out from going straight uphill,” said Bruce. “Plus the guides know that you have to go back down from 19,300 to about 10,200 feet that day so they don’t let you linger too long to take in the views.” “Even when you’re done, you’re not done,” said Peg, who felt like the hardest part of the climb was getting downhill. “Your leg muscles are just jelly once you’ve gotten to the top, and it’s hard to control your steps in the loose gravel. With the steep grade, gravity is jam-ming your feet into your boots all the way down. It was very uncomfortable.” “For us as a family, it was a shared experience of good times and bad,” said Peg. “Besides the sense of accomplishment, the biggest takeaway was the beauty of Africa, but also the poverty of Africa. We have so much that we take for granted. It’s good to be reminded of that sometimes.” “It was something I’ve always wanted to do…. But it’s the last mountain I’m going to climb for sure,” laughed Bruce. “We paid a lot of money to be really miserable for nine days.”

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Meet the Treviso Bay Homeowners

Tackling mount Kilimanjaro

The numbers 1-9 have to be in each box, row and column. So if you have one with

8 numbers, you can work out the last one. And you can see where a number goes in

a box if it's in that row or column, you can't put it in that row or column in the box.

Riddles of the Month:

What goes up and down the stairs without moving?

What can you catch but not throw?

I can run but not walk. Wherever I go, thought follows close

behind. What am I?

Be careful with this tricky word problem. All is not what

it seems!

1. If you put a coin in an empty bottle and insert a cork

into the neck of the bottle, how could you remove the

coin without taking the cork out or breaking the bottle?

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I t ’ s a l l F u n & G a m e s

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Community Director Katrena Herron kherron@hhmgtsvc.com 239-304-8609 239-293-5688 Administrative Assistant Jessica Martin jmartin@hhmgtsvc.com 239-304-8609 Golf Director Mark Wilhelmi mwilhelmi@hhmgtsvc.com 239-331-2052 Head Golf Professional JD Murray jmurray@hhmgtsvc.com 239-331-2052 Golf Course Superintendent Todd Draffen tdraffen@hhmgtsvc.com 239-344-9928

Let us know what we can do to assist you!

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Around Treviso Bay

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A r o u n d T r e v i s o B ay

Treviso Bay Golf Pro J.D. Murray

Lisa, our Lennar New Home Consultant, is ready to sell

some homes!

Richard, our gate guard, is ready to keep our neighborhood safe!

Some of our homeowners decided to throw a little get together!

The newest rendition of our Champions Clubhouse!

A resident of Treviso Bay Comes and picks up his monthly calendar!

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An Architectural Review FormAn Architectural Review FormAn Architectural Review FormAn Architectural Review Form–––– When is it needed? When is it needed? When is it needed? When is it needed?

If a resident plans to make any changes to his property, an application to the Architectural Review committee is required. Please do not assume that because the modification you are contemplating is minor or that a neighbor has already performed a similar task that you do not need to submit an application. If a modification to your home has not been approved by the ARC, the potential exists for the Board of Directors to have you remove and restore the condition of the Property to the original condition. If you would like a ARC Form you may email your form request to kherron@hhmgtsvc.com.

PetsPetsPetsPets

Waste not, want not. Picking up pet poo may not be high on your “things-I-love-to-do” list, but it’s part of being a responsible pet owner and a considerate neighbor.

It is a Florida State Law to keep your dog on a leash at all times while out-

side.

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Management office or emailed to jmartin@hhmgtsvc.com

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Phone: 239-304-8609

Property Manager: 239-293-5688

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Treviso Bay is unlike any other golf course

community Southwest Florida has ever seen.

Treviso Bay is world class golf and country

club community, surrounded by the luxury of

Naples living. No other community in Naples

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with a TPC golf experience, included with your

new Lennar Home. The homes and amenities

exude a Mediterranean flair while the golf

course offers a championship experience like

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best of Naples’ beaches, shopping, dining,

boating, and fishing. Whether you are looking

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tenance free condominium, Treviso Bay has it

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