Companion Magazine to www.MountainLake.com Companion Magazine to www.MountainLake.comEach link below will open a PDF file that will give you a full leaf of the magazine.
Each leaf is four magazine pages. On your screen it will look like facing left and
right side pages. To see the back side of the leaf, you need to use the page button
at the bottom of the Adobe Reader. The button will say "1 of 2" or "2 of 2" depending
which side of the leaf you are viewing. There are now SIX leaves; scroll down for the
download link for each leaf. To see the leaves properly bound as a magazine with
the correct pages facing each other, come to our office or look for our magazine
at the Grand Lake Chamber, the Winter Park Chamber, the Granby Chamber
and few more locations (like the big grocery store south of Granby)..
There may be a long delay after you click to download. Your computer
has to start up its PDF reader. At the bottom of the window it will say
"Transferring data from www.mountainlake.com .." After viewing a leaf,
use your back button to return here or start up a new Mozilla or Internet explorer
browser window and re-enter this site at www.MountainLake.com
Click here to » download the leaf with the Front and Back covers.
Click here to » download the first leaf for the inner pages.
Click here to » get the second leaf for the inner pages.
Click here to » get the third leaf for the inner pages.
Click here to » download the magazine's Centerfold page.
A few more tips are at the bottom of this page for users with slow-seeming Internet.
After it loads into your Adobe reader, be sure to view both sides of each leaf.
Printing your own version is welcomed. Be sure to print each leaf in
LANDSCAPE format (not portrait). You will also want to use an 11"x17"
paper size. If you have to resort to smaller paper, you'll need a magnifying
glass to read the articles. A great many electronic readers from computers
to cell phones to the Amazon Kindle can display PDF files and let you move
around and zoom in and out with ease. If you have difficulties, please email
us at relax@MountainLake.com and we will see what can be fixed.
Our April edition cover had a large photo that matches the opening image of www.MountainLake.com
It also had two short articles which we have reproduced below. The magazine has little
articles sprinkled throughout. We hope you find it to be enjoyable and informative.
What is it about Colorado? In a word, mountains; in two words, mountains
and water. Here in Grand Lake at the headwaters of the Colorado River, we have both
in abundance. Human affairs change rapidly, whereas mountains are constant, creating
pockets of moisture and an invigorating atmosphere. Humans yearn for dependable things
that don't need changing. A great many people live in Colorado east of the edges of the
mountains from Fort Collins to Boulder to Denver to Colorado Springs. They can see
the mountains, yet they know they are not in them, experiencing them. Regardless of
whether one's primary home is large or just an apartment, there grows in one's heart
the desire to have a refuge in the mountains closer to natural waters and sky where
one can recharge one's batteries and enjoy the pleasure of simply being in the mountains
with family and friends.
Cut Out the Middlemen! Owner Financing is all you need to reduce costs
and to remove a month of waiting for the moment you can have full rights to the property
you desire. Contrary to what you hear in the media or grapevine, you do not need to wait
for a government sponsored stimulus to kick in. Banks are loaning at terrific rates right now.
Many owners are ready to sell and finance with 20+% down and a credit check.
Thank you for listening.
Jump .. to MainMenu .. Homes .. Land .. Commercial .. or .. Weather ... Events ...
OK. So the downloads
are going slow ........ or not working at all .... For Internet users with fast connection
speeds and no one else downloading a huge music or game file at the same time,
or using broadband to simultaneously play music at their office ... the magazine should
be a pleasure to view on their computer. If a hundred fans of Mountain Lake Properties
try to download the same leaf at the same time, there will be limitations at the server
at rkymtnhi.com. There will be limits also if some national phenomenon is causing
everyone to overwork the server .... Try using a cell phone around here around the
4th of July weekend!
Another tip, regardless of your speed is to SAVE each leaf after it completely downloads.
That way you can return to it at your leisure without having to download it all over again.
We will keep the file names the same so if an update is made and you save it, it will
over-write your older version. You will, of course, have to be aware of just where
the Internet saves your downloads. You can specify that sort of thing and/or move
downloads to convenient folders for later use.
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