Killearn Lakes Fishing Tournament

Generally held the Fall season from 11:00 am till 3:00 pm at Tekesta Park. We have something for everyone at this well-liked event! Every year sponsors from all around Tallahassee come and supply entertainment like Klown Kapers, Bouncers, Killearn Lakes Taekwondo, Pro Disc Jockeys, Killearn Lakes BodyTrac, and Killearn Kids Dance troupe to name some. We supply hamburgers and hot dogs with chips and drinks. Bring a side dish or dessert to share with your recipe and it may be shown in our bi-monthly publication the Lakes View Magazine. The Killearn Lakes Arbor board has a booth for you to pick up ordered trees. (killearnlakeshoa.org)

There are some number of churches in and around the subdivision that team up and host free events like T-ball and soccer leagues for the kids. Speaking of kids, Killearn Lakes is the home of three of the A-rated schools in all of Tallahassee. Residents can move in and watch their kids grow from Killearn Lakes Elementary, to Deer Lake center School, to Chiles High School just minutes away from their homes.  . (manausa.com)

This lake and two miles large. It’s shallow with an average depth of five feet. It is in the Tallahassee Red Hills Region, just south of the Georgia border. There are two landings around this lake. The Van Brunt Landing is in the Kate Ireland County Park, which is on Iamonia Landing Road. This park offers a picnic shelter, restrooms, nature trails, and a ship ramp. (anglerweb.com)

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Home of one of the biggest and deepest freshwater springs in the world, this park plays host to an abundance of wildlife which will include alligators, turtles, manatees, deer, and birds. Daily guided riverboat tours supply a closer view of wildlife and are perfect for the wildlife photographer. Glass bottom ship tours are offered when the water is clear. Swimming is a well-liked activity throughout the hot summer months. Fall, winter and spring are the best times to take pleasure in the nature trails where visitors walk next to extraordinary karst features and among rare and strange plants in its old-growth forests. (theknot.com)

Has written a compelling review of the above-mentioned Kilmore nine at top-ranked Carne. It s some kind of golfer who is attracted to big-dunes links courses, Dunne begins, no doubt thinking of me. They re hardy and fun-loving, more accepting of quirky design, and, possibly, a more interested in pulling off heroic shots than strictly adhering to a card-and-pencil mentality. He goes on to properly describe Carne as the Big Daddy of big-dunes courses and the Kilmore as an array of memorable holes inside the great and chaotic dunes. My favorite is the mid-length par-four eighth, where the green complex looks to rise from the valley floor like a primitive dagger. (jgarrity2.com)

One of the saddest things that happened at Prinknash was the theft of a statue of Our Lady of Prinknash in 2002. There are many statues at Prinknash but this one was very beautiful and so special. It was about 20 inches tall, carved of Flemish Oak, and had belonged to St Thomas More. After the Reformation, it was taken abroad but returned in 1925 when the Benedictine monks founded their new abbey at Prinknash. that means it was hundreds of years old and priceless in the truest sense. The Abbey Church was generally open for visitors and those who wished to pray, and the statue used to stand on a counter to the left side of the church. (heavenhappens.me)

A great Match open air curling tournament . There was hope that this will be repeated in January 2010. Boreholes were being on a regular basis taken and the ice reached the 7 inches needed for the match to take place. Unfortunatley, it was decided by the Royal Caledonian Curling Club on Friday eighth January the event couldn’t take place. It was then hoped that an ‘Unofficial’ Bonspiel could take place on Tuesday 12th January, unfortunately caused by rain and a rise in the temperature this was not to be. (trossachs.co.uk)