Indian Summer neighborhood, Olympia WA – Snow-mageddon 2012!
Here is what it looked like in Indian Summer on January 18, 2012. Indian Summer saw about 15+ inches of snow, which is unusual.
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Indian Summer neighborhood, Olympia WA – Snow-mageddon 2012!
Here is what it looked like in Indian Summer on January 18, 2012. Indian Summer saw about 15+ inches of snow, which is unusual.
In the center of the Indian Summer neighborhood in Olympia, WA is a 36-acre nature preserve. A walking trail runs through this wooded sanctuary. Trail entrance points are at the clubhouse and on Prestwick Lane.
Located in the southeast corner of the Indian Summer neighborhood in Olympia WA is the site of the Andrew Jackson Chambers Homestead. Residents and the public can visit this historical marker, take a stroll on the circular walkway and enjoy a respite from a hectic day.
If you live in the Indian Summer residential community in Olympia, Washington, you have a terrific fitness center located just 2 minutes away! Thrive Community Fitness is located at 5401 Corporate Center Loop SE in Lacey, Washington, and is owned by Paul and Debbie MacLurg.
The Chehalis Western Trail is a 22-mile paved trail that runs through the Indian Summer residential neighborhood. Although the trail is a public trail and part of the Thurston County Parks system, Indian Summer residents can access the trail from the southern part of the neighborhood on Prestwick Lane SE, between the townhomes on Fairway Lane and The Links (the newer development of Indian Summer).
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Indian Summer Residential Community / Golf & Country Club, Olympia, WA
Indian Summer Residential Community is a gated community that surrounds the Indian Summer Golf & Country Club. There are approximately 500 single family homes, condos and townhomes. Many of the homes enjoy a wonderful golf course view. The community features a gate guard where visitors can check in, miles of sidewalks throughout to take a stroll in the neighborhood, walking trails through the nature preserve