If you appreciate war history and memorabilia, this is as good as it gets. Thank you Dragonman for…read moresharing your personal collection for the public to tour. This is a unique experience that you will not find anywhere else, and if you do find something similar, it will hardly compare to this extensive collection. Spanning from the civil war to WW1/WW2, there are a TON of things to see. Highly, highly recommend. Staff members are all friendly and extremely knowledgeable. My only complaint is that since it is strictly a guided tour, it can go by quick and you may miss a lot, because there is a LOT to see. They offer a variety of other activities, but I only went for the museum tour. Took many photos but I attached a few.

Last I checked, having an interest in and appreciation for U.S. history, and having any level of…read morepatriotism, does not belong exclusively to MAGA or the Republican Party. History belongs to all of us. Military history belongs to all of us. Patriotism belongs to all of us. A place that teaches about the horrors of war should be especially careful not to turn division, dehumanization, and political hatred into entertainment. I paid $200 for admission for myself and nine family members to celebrate my son's 13th birthday and support his interest in military history. What I got instead was one of the most divisive experiences I have ever had at a historical site. I understood that, by the nature of this venue, I would be surrounded by people whose political beliefs and voting preferences might be very different from mine. I expected that and had no problem with it. What I did not expect was a two-hour tour led by three men who turned military history into a platform for political antagonism. The tour began with the guides essentially showing the door to anyone who might be considered "woke," followed by comments such as, "Any Democrats here are free to try out the land mine." This was followed by a gimmicky and deeply inappropriate fake drop of one of the seven unopened cans of gas associated with the mass killing of millions of people during WWII. There is a difference between studying the propaganda, hatred, and dehumanization that allow people to rationalize cruelty during war, and actively reproducing that same "us versus them" mentality. The concepts of othering, dehumanization, and moral disengagement are central to understanding how people come to view others as lesser or undeserving of empathy. Hearing political opponents casually treated as targets or punchlines in a place dedicated to the history of war was deeply disturbing. What bothered me was not that these guides were conservative or that they expressed opinions different from mine. It was the contempt and hostility toward an entire group of Americans, and the assumption that everyone visiting should share it. I brought my son and our family because we wanted to learn about history. Unfortunately, the strongest lesson we left with was how easily the very "us versus them" thinking that contributes to violence can be reproduced in the present.

The park is expensive with a huge network of trails. The views are exceptional. You can actually…read morewander around and feel like you're in nature without coming across a bunch of other people. It's my husband's favorite Park. My kids and puppy dog are quite fond of it as well

Palmer Park is a beautiful scenic place, with incredible views however, use it your own risk and…read morekeep your wits about you. I have had my car vandalized here and there are sketchy people hanging out here, at times. I stopped going to this park two years ago because of the increasing popularity with both regular people who don't clean up after their pets, but worse, less than desirable people that make me question my safety.

Best gym I've ever been to. Every trainer there is very welcoming and it's a very positive…read moreatmosphere. Gyms can be intimidating but not here. Love the classes offered and that it has 24 hour access.

Left a msg about membership and classes they run. Paul called me back in less then 10 minutes with…read moredetails. I have never been there (yet), but you can tell by how he communicates and interacts with people that he loves what he does and wants new business. I will definitely check this place out!

Elbert County pools is ethical , honest and great. Highly recommend Johnny and his crew, they…read morereplaced my liner and concrete bed on my pool first person I call when I have pool needs !

Paid Johnny to install a coverstar pool cover. He completed the installation and thats where the…read moreproblems began. The cover never opened correctly after the install. I asked him to come back and check on the opening of the cover, he said he would and never came back. The next year I called and asked him to check on the cover not opening correctly, he wouldn't come back. Had this problem for a few years until the cover started getting stuck. Again called Johnny and he wouldn't return my calls. I ended up calling arrowhead pool and spa and they came out and helped me get the cover to open. The next year rolled around and again the cover got stuck, this time ripping. I called johnny and he said he would stop by and never did. Called him back and he hung up on me. This guy doesn't know what hes doing, doubt he has insurance because asked him for insurance info and he refused. I had two companys come out and look at the rip and told me the multiple mistakes he made on the initial install. I would call a reputable company even if it takes longer for service. Don't trust this cr**k with your money.

My future daughter in law and I took the combined Basic Pistol Safety Course/Concealed Carry class…read moretoday. Ava was great and very informative. She made the class welcoming and enjoyable. I grew up with shotguns and rifles, but not pistols. Even though I've shot my 357 several times, I know more about it and pistols with magazines, vs. my revolver. Lots of good information and discussion surrounding the CC laws/rules/regs. I'd definitely recommend this class with Ava if you're interested in applying for your concealed carry permit and being more comfortable with that decision.

I arrived at 8:45am for the off-site 9am concealed carry class…read more The location was dark and the doors were locked. I thought that perhaps the instructor was just cutting it close and would open up at 9am. While waiting in my car, I checked to make sure I had the correct date, time, and address. I did. A little weird that Elite Firearms would direct me to Spartan Defense as the location for their course. It would appear they use the same instructor. Regardless, no one came. The store didn't open. And no one contacted me to tell me the class was cancelled or moved. I called Elite Firearms, but got no answer. I even drove to Elite Firearms to see if maybe the class was at their location and my email just had an erroneous address. But Elite Firearms was closed too. The owner called me later that day to apologize and offer a refund and free class. I still haven't gotten the refund (or an email with proof of refund issued), but it's only been a day. Will update if I get it. Regardless, this doesn't seem like a reliable business, so I'll have to go elsewhere. I'm a shift worker with a rotating schedule, so it's tough to line up classes, events, etc. I can't afford to adjust my calendar and sleep schedule and then have the class fall through with no notice.

Interesting course. I am a beginner. Two guys suggested I get the UDisc app. You can see the…read morecourse layout and other info. I just signed up to learn more.

This is a large, dog friendly park. It has a beautiful view of the mountains, though the park…read moreitself is mostly dirt/sand and brown trees in May. There does seem to be a bit too many holes on the course as people constantly bump into and play over each other. It made things a bit more difficult for those not familiar with the course because the "flow" of the course wasnt often made clear and the baskets weren't clearly labeled like the tees. The people were super friendly though and the changes in elevation were fun. It was packed on a Tuesday and there was a happy man selling hot dogs and lots of people playing soccer in the field next to it. Overall, a neat park but not the best course I've played.

Great facility!!! A real asphalt track, with increasing/decreasing radius turns, on/off-camber,…read moreesses, and lil elevation too. Timing sheets not part of the deal, so bring a spectator and a stop watch. Real GAS burning karts that are impeccably maintained. Not the crazy fast pro karts, but plenty fast to challenge yourself, get your heart rate up and spin-out if you don't pay attention. Lee is the man! He's likely been racing karts longer than you've been alive, so pay attention when he gives you the briefing! :) Out on prairie, just passed Falcon, about 20 mins from Woodmen & Powers. Two sessions is 25+ minutes of track time for $50!!! The indoor place is $59 for less than 1/2 the time. Like the website sez - MAKE RESERVATION! Lee lives on-site, but there isn't always something going on. He will prep the cars and have them ready for you, but if you try to just drive up, they might be stowed in the garage. This is a track, not a sports bar/arcade.

Family owned. You have to call them and make an appointment. When you get there you will go into…read moretheir office to sign a waiver, riders will get safety information, you'll ride and pay after. We just did the one session for three adults and it was $105. This would be a good activity for a big group. I did about 6 turns in the track in the time allotted for us.

If you want to learn more than just riding, then Star is the best. Her approach to riding is quite…read moreholistic. How to ride, how to communicate, how to take care of a horse. Even just watching my daughter and listening to Star has given me a whole new respect for horses. She's demanding but it's because she has such great love for her horses and she wants her riders to have that same love. I've seen Star with all ages and she tailors her teaching to the age and experience of each individual rider. The location at Larkspur is beautiful and all the horses are well cared for.