Sumter Landing Sunset

Main Street - Spanish Springs

1948 Plymouth (Spanish Springs Car Show)

Our second car was a 1950 Plymouth couple, dark green, with wood-grain interior. It looked much like this one.

A maroon golf car with extra seating

A place to rest one's weary bones ...

... Lake Sumter Landing.

Southern Accents...

...here is where you'll find whatever you need for your home in The Villages.

Medifast

This weight control business has spent a ton of money on advertising in recent weeks.  Probably because the operators of the business know that a lot of people tend to indulge in excessive food and drink over the holidays and will, therefore, need assistance with ridding themselves of the inevitable weight gain.

The Medifast operation is located in the hometown of Spanish Springs.

Boat Ride - Lake Sumter

A boat ride, complete with guide and narration on Lake Sumter, will cost you $2.00 USD.

Luxury Golf Car

Coming into Market Square - Lake Sumter Landing

Merry Christmas from The Villages

The Nolen's golf car...

...decked out for Christmas.

You may remember a previous photo of this particular golf car when it was decked out for Halloween.  The Nolens do know how to celebrate!

Our thanks to Kathy Nolen for this photo.

Gone Fishin'

Brownwood - another look

We are reopening this blog to insert a few favorite photos from time to time.

This is a series of pictures taken a couple of months ago just after the Grand Opening of the new hometown of Brownwood. 

The first gives you an idea of the main street, and the second features the iconic multitude of golf cars so representative of life in The Villages.

The third photo shows the interior of a "gift" shop but is focused on some beautiful and expensive women's cowgirl boots!

And finally, what would a hometown be without a bank? 

There are now three "hometowns" in The Villages:  Spanish Springs (the original), Lake Sumter Landing, and Brownwood.  Each is distinctive yet retains the special atmosphere so familiar to The Villages. 

Pet Sitting

Please note that after today this blog will become inactive.

However, we invite you to visit our website, L & L Photography and especially our new blog which you can reach by simply clicking on the "Blog" tab on the menu or, if you prefer, just click here. We will be posting what we consider to be our best, most interesting and, of course, our favorite photos on that blog.