Lynchburg's Best Kept Secrets » nannette http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:26:57 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 Nannette Saunders, Associate Broker RE/MAX Olympic http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/2009/04/nannette-saunders-associate-broker-remax-olympic/ http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/2009/04/nannette-saunders-associate-broker-remax-olympic/#comments Tue, 21 Apr 2009 20:43:38 +0000 nannette http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/?p=57

I’ve been here for 21 years

agentnannette1 “I came here from the Virginia Beach area to raise my family. I was the General Manager for a local retail store prior to becoming licensed as a real estate broker.  I am happily married and raised three sons.  I currently volunteer for Big Brothers and Big Sisters.

“My passion is helping people, and creating communities to engage, inspire, influence and interact. My success today results from my ability to build, leverage and sustain solid, quality mutually beneficial relationships on multiple levels, and within the world of real estate. I use these tools to leverage negotiations and transactions making getting to the settlement table easier in a changing market. For me everything is all about relationships.”

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Share/Bookmark]]> http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/2009/04/nannette-saunders-associate-broker-remax-olympic/feed/ 0 The Lost 10th Street Lynchburg Va http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/2009/04/the-lost-10th-street-lynchburg-va/ http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/2009/04/the-lost-10th-street-lynchburg-va/#comments Mon, 06 Apr 2009 23:40:33 +0000 nannette http://www.lynchburgsbestkeptsecrets.com/?p=35 Up until the 1920′s most of Lynchburg’s streets were dirt tracks.    During the rain they were seas of mud and during periods of drought everything would be covered with red dirt.

Slowly the main streets were paved.   First they were layered with sand, then covered with a base of crushed stone upon which cobbles or rough-cut stones were laid without mortar so as to absorb the excessive moisture.

 

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