Stalls Skins are the intelligent choice over rubber stall mats for your barn. It’s as simple as that.
Why?
Here’s a recent note from a Stall Skins customer: “I was able to buy the saddle of my dreams after saving significant money from using Stall Skins in my barn instead of conventional rubber horse mats. I couldn’t believe it at first, but after taking out the rubber stall mats and putting down Stall Skins, I saved about $75 a month for each stall in shavings costs alone! And I spend less time cleaning the stalls, too. The stalls remain remarkably clean and dry, and I don’t use nearly as much shavings — obviously! I’m so happy that I have Stall Skins instead of rubber stable mats, and my horses are happy too. Thanks for the new saddle!”
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My first tip won’t extend the life of your motorhome’s generator, but it could save someone’s life.
1. Carbon monoxide poisoning:
Carbon monoxide gas is invisible, odorless and deadly. If for any reason your motorhome does not have a functioning CO gas detector, you need to purchase and install one designed for use in recreation vehicles (follow the manufacturer instructions for proper installation).
Test the CO detector for proper operation prior to each RV trip. Inspect the generator exhaust system before starting the generator, and never run the generator set with a damaged or leaking exhaust system. Do not leave windows open when running the generator and do not park close to obstacles such as buildings or other RVs when running the generator set. Be cautious of other RV owners running their generators close to where you are parked, and never sleep while the generator is running.
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Accurate Leak and Line has built a reputation that matches its name, accurately detecting the source of customer drain and waterline problems. Providing full-service repair and rehab services, including epoxy lining for both drain and potable lines, has propelled the business to major expansion in the Texas market.
When Scott Montgomery graduated from Texas A&M University in 1998 with an engineering degree, he joined an engineering firm where he specialized in leak detection.
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Your friends in North Little Rock AR invite you experience the diverse recreation and entertainment opportunities in our city.
During these cold winter days take some time and escape to the “island life” as Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band perform at Verizon Arena North Little Rock on March 1, 2012. Tickets go on sale Saturday, January 14. Verizon Arena’s Box Office will open at 10 a.m. or you can purchase online at Ticketmaster.
Also at Verizon Arena North Little Rock, Grammy Award winning Evanescence with special guests Rival Sons & Electric Touch, will perform on Saturday, January 21, 2012. Tickets are available at the Arena Box Office or through Ticketmaster.
Located on the west side of Verizon Arena North Little Rock the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame Museum is a great place for sports enthusiasts. For more information visit www.ArkSportsHallOfFame.com or call 501-231-0094.
Come celebrate as the North Little Rock Mall, McCain Mall, celebrates its Grand Re-Opening on January 14-16, 2012. Enjoy the various demonstrations and fashions shows throughout the day and enter your name for fantastic door-prizes and giveaways.
Take a weekend excursion and stay at one of our great North Little Rock Hotels. Whether you require a full-service hotel or an exquisite bed 'n breakfast, North Little Rock has everything to fit a traveler’s needs. How about waking up to see the sunrise on the Arkansas River? Reserve your spot at the Downtown Riverside RV Park, located in downtown North Little Rock across from the Clinton Library. While staying at the RV Park take the opportunity to cross the Clinton Park Bridge that connects North Little Rock and the Clinton Library.
In town, enjoy the many ways to experience the Arkansas River. The Arkansas River Trail is a 17-mile loop around the cities of North Little Rock and Little Rock. While you’re on the trail take an opportunity to cross the Big Dam Bridge that spans the river. The 14-foot-wide concrete deck runs 3,463 linear feet across and 90 feet above the river and is a part of the Arkansas River Trail you don’t want to miss. (www.RiverTrail.org) (www.BigDamBridge.com)
You can also enjoy the Arkansas River by visiting the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum featuring the USS Razorback. Present during the Japanese surrender at Tokyo Bay, this WWII submarine that’s open to the public for tour, birthdays, special events, and group sleepovers. (www.AIMM.museum or 501-371-8320)
If you have a boat you can launch at the North River Landing. This project between the City of North Little Rock and Little Rock and the Arkansas Game Commission is located at 50 Riverfront Drive beneath the Interstate 30 Bridge. Take exit 141B from I-30. For more information, call 501-758-1424 or 800-643-4690.
You can also launch your boat at Cook’s Landing, located at Crystal Hill and I-40. While you’re there enjoy a nice picnic beside the river. Pavilion rental is available by calling 501-868-9477.
With 1,700 acres, Burns Park North Little Rock is one of the largest municipal parks in the nation. Set aside of for public Burns Park North Little Rock features two 18-hole disc golf courses, baseball and softball complexes, 27 tennis courts (6 indoor), hiking and equestrian trails, an amusement park, dog park, camping, fishing, a handicapped accessible fishing pier along with shady picnic spots. Take exit 150 off I-40 to Burns Park or call 501-791-8538 for more information.
North Little Rock is also home to historic downtown, the Argenta Arts District. Take a moment to visit fine art galleries or stop for a bite to eat one of the various restaurants North Little Rock.
In the heart of Argenta, the newly founded Argenta Community Theater is hosting open auditions for CABARET on January 8-9. For additional information and times please visit www.argentacommunitytheater.com or call 501-353-1443.
For more information about the variety of attraction in North Little Rock, hotels in
North Little Rock, or upcoming events, please contact the North Little Rock Visitors Bureau at www.NorthLittleRock.travel or call 501-758-1424.
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