Monthly Photo Contest-Where in Maple Valley?

July 21, 2008 by Colleen Fischesser
Filed under Area Information, Monthly Contest

As announced last week, MovingMapleValley.com will hold a monthly photo contest.
Hopefully this will introduce you to some of the special places and sites our community has to offer which you may have previously not known. The details of the contest are as follows: The first four individuals to comment on this post and correctly identify the location from which the photo was taken will win a $25 Safeway gas card. There are some restrictions so please read the fine print. I’ve chosen a somewhat easy photo for our first time out so…. without further adieu:

Where in the World Maple Valley was this photo taken?

Remember, you must state where in Maple Valley this photo was taken from, specifically. For instance, to say “by a lake” doesn’t quite meet the high standards of MovingMapleValley.com

Fine print: Real Estate Agents, their employees and family members are not eligible to win.(I personally believe it’s your job to know these places and will have an unfair advantage.) Limit one winner per family per month. Winners will be announced on MovingMapleValley.com when all four have correctly identified the photo location. After that, it will be up to each winner to contact us either by phone or email to let us know how we can get you your gift card. Good luck!

Colleen Fischesser is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Select in Maple Valley, WA. She has been successfully selling and marketing properties all over South King & North Pierce counties since 1990 but specializes in the Maple Valley Washington area. .She may be contacted directly at: 425-432-5400

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Profile Colleen Fischesser, Washington State Designated Broker & Owner of RE/MAX Select Real Estate in Maple Valley Washington; Member Northwest Multiple Listing Association, Seattle/King County Association of Realtors. Voted "Best in Client Satisfaction" Seattle Magazine 2006 & 2007. "I was bitten by the "house-hunting bug" at a young age when I would go through the Sunday papers with my parents, looking for open houses. My father was an NFL football coach and we had moved several times throughout my childhood before finally settling in the Pacific Northwest. I have come to view the house hunting and the moving process as an adventure, and although it can sometimes be stressful and inconvenient, I love the process as much today as I did back then!"