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ON FAITH

Are you a creature of habit? Don’t get stuck in that rut

BY REV. DRS. CASEY AND BOB BAGGOTT
Columnists

Are you a creature of habit whose every wagon builders who produced wagons acceptable goal. The life of faith pushes evant patterns, we might want to re-think
behavior is measured, predictable and with wheels this standard distance apart. us to look deeply at ourselves and our what a newly faithful pattern of life would
planned? Although we might like to fan- And why was that the standardized world and ask how things came to be, look like. Think of the new shape our lives
cy ourselves to be creative and original wagon width in England? Because an- whether they should remain as they are, would take on if we became more gener-
thinkers whose choices and acts could cient wheel ruts throughout Europe had and if they should change, how we can ous, or more forgiving, or more accept-
not be readily anticipated by others, in been worn into the roads at the width. help to see the transformation begin. ing, or more loving, or more tolerant, or
fact, most of us cannot help ourselves. And why were the old ruts that width? more positive.
We’re in a rut. Because the roads were built and used And perhaps the most important
by the Roman legions whose chariots changes we will ever undertake are the Maybe a whole new, transformed life
As the famous physicist Isaac New- made parallel ruts that distance apart. needed changes to ourselves. If we have is waiting for you! You just need to get
ton once noted: “Everything continues And what determined the width of the gauged our lives on old, outdated, irrel- out of that rut. 
in a state of rest unless it is compelled Roman chariots? Roman chariots were
to change by forces impressed upon it.” built to a standard size of 4 feet, 8 1/2
And though Newton was referring to inches because that was the combined
theoretical physics’ understanding of width of the rear ends of two Roman war
the movement of objects, we suspect his horses.
principle has ample application to hu-
man lives, as well. The truth is, most of us Fascinating theory, isn’t it? And it’s not
are unwilling or unable to change much hard to imagine that it just might be true.
about ourselves, unless compelled to do After all, aren’t we all locked into old
so. We stick with the status quo. habits, perhaps some we didn’t even re-
ally choose to adopt for ourselves? Aren’t
A fascinating theory exists about how we all stuck with some beliefs or expec-
the width of railway tracks was deter- tations or attitudes that just don’t seem
mined, which provides a clear demon- defensible anymore, although we’ve just
stration of the human tendency to main- hung on with the old patterns?
tain the status quo. Here’s the theory.
The standard distance between rails on One of the most significant aspects of
a train track is 4 feet, 8 1/2 inches. Why the life of faith is that it tends to nudge
such an odd number? That’s the width us out of our comfort zones, refusing to
between rails in England, where pio- allow the status quo to become the only
neering railroading occurred. And why
was that width used in England? Because
the first rail cars in England were built by

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CALENDAR

ONGOING 11 Never Forget 9/11 Tribute, with 3,000 16|17 Regular Joe Surf Festival noeing, music, crafts and family fun. Standard
American flags, Youth Art Exhibition at north jetty to benefit admission. 772-589-5050
Vero Beach Museum of Art – Watershed: & Contest and reception, 6 p.m. at Cox-Gifford Surfrider Foundation Sebastian Inlet Chapter.
Contemporary Landscape Photography thru Seawinds Funeral Home. Free. 772-562-2365 Sebastianinletsurfshop.com 24 Space Coast Symphony Orchestra pres-
Sept. 10. ents An American in Paris, 3 p.m. at VBHS
14 An Evening in Paris, 5 p.m. at Heritage 20 National Suicide Awareness Month PAC, with remastered film, and music by Gershwin,
Downtown Vero Beach – monthly 5 to 8 p.m. Center - Parisian-themed vendors, Community Health Forum, 5:30 p.m. Gould, Ellington and Saint-Saens. 855-252-7276
First Friday Gallery Strolls. wine tasting and Moulin Rouge-style entertain- at Brackett hosted by New Horizons followed by
ment to benefit Vero Heritage Inc. $25. 772-770- a light supper. Free. 772-672-8333 30 Save the Sea: Go Plastic Free statewide
SEPTEMBER 2263 campaign launch at Jaycee Park, 8 a.m.
23 Lines in the Lagoon Tri-County Junior donation beach yoga, 9 a.m. beach cleanup and
6|7 Laura (Riding) Jackson Foundation 14-24 Vero Beach Theatre Guild Fishing Tournament to benefit ORCA, 11 a.m. family BBQ hosted by Florida Young
hosts the Cambridge American presents Eleanor Dixon in Anglers for Conservation and CCA Florida, 7 a.m. Democrats of IR.
Stage Tour (CAST) performing Shakespeare’s The Lady With All the Answers, about the life/ lines in, 2 p.m. lines out, followed by 4 p.m. Fam-
Midsummer Night’s Dream, 7 p.m. Wed. at In- letters of Ann Landers. 772-562-8300 ily Awards Dinner at Capt. Hiram’s. $25 includes 30 Golf Tournament to benefit Women’s
dian River Charter High School and 7 p.m. Thurs. dinner. Linesinthelagoon.com Refuge of Vero Beach, 8:30 a.m. shotgun
at Sebastian River High School. castcambridge. 15 Sebastian River Area Chamber of Com- start at Orchid Island Golf Club followed by lunch
com merce Lifestyle and Media Auction, 6 23 National Estuaries Day Celebration, 9 and prizes. $125; $475/foursome. 772-770-4424
p.m. at Springhill Suites Vero Beach - live and si- a.m. to 1 p.m. at Environmental Learn-
9 Tunnel to Towers 3.43-Mile Run/1-Mile lent auctions. $10/$20. 772-589-5969 ing Center, with dip-netting, mangrove potting, 30 Hunt for Hope Florida scavenger hunt to
Walk, 7:30 a.m. at Riverside Park – hon- canoe trips, seining, Discovery Station Interac- fund IBC research through the Inflam-
ors the 343 first responders who perished 9/11 16 HALO Rescue’s Chase Your Tail 5K, 7:30 tive Museum & Aquariums and family activities. matory Breast Cancer Network Foundation, 1 to 6
and supports first responders/military members a.m. at Sebastian Community Center discoverELC.org p.m. at Sebastian Riverview Park. 772-589-1140
through Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Founda- to support the no-kill rescue. 772-589-7279
tion. 772-569-7364 23 Celebrate the Arts Festival hosted by 30 Jeans, Stilettos and Pearls Scholarship
16 International Coastal Cleanup hosted Cultural Council of IRC, 10 a.m. to 4 Gala, 7 p.m. at Pointe West Coun-
9 Walk to End Alzheimer’s, 2-mile walk to by Keep Indian River Beautiful, 9 a.m. p.m. at Riverside Park - fine art and performing try Club to fund Lambda Beta Zeta Vero Beach
fund research through Alzheimer’s Associ- to Noon at locations throughout the county. artists, authors, musicians and nonprofits. Free. Chapter scholarships for local students. $50.
ation in Jacksonville, 9:30 a.m. at Humiston Park. KIRB.org or 772-226-7738
904-281-9077 23 Dogtoberfest at Humane Society of 30 20th Street Jazz Band at Sebastian Inlet
16 Treasure Coast Ride to Fight Suicide, Vero Beach and IRC, 12:30 to 4 p.m. - State Park Night Sounds concert series,
9 OBA Sunset Saturday Night Concert, 6:30 kickstands up at 11 a.m. from Suncoast German food, beer, hayrides and canine activi- 7 p.m. at Coconut Point pavilions. Free with park
to 9:30 p.m. at Humiston Park on Ocean Mental Health Center in Vero, with after-ride ties. 772-388-3826 entry fee. 772-388-2750
Drive. Free. 772 532-7983 party at Treasure Coast Harley Davidson in Mar-
tin County to benefit Suncoast. 772-812-8338 24 IRRC Game Show Series and Jackpot OCTOBER
11 Patriot Day Remembrance, 8:30 a.m. #1 at Indian River Riding Club, 8:30
at Riverview Park, Sebastian, paying 16 Run Vero Twilight 2-Mile evening race, a.m. exhibition, 10 a.m. jackpot barrels followed 3 National Night Out, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
tribute to 9/11 victims and honoring law enforce- 6:30 p.m. (7:10 p.m. kids run) from by game show. Indianriverridingclub.org Humiston Park, to meet members of local
ment and emergency responders. 772-589-3405 MacWilliam Park, with post-race festivities to law enforcement, fire rescue, EMA agencies and
benefit VBHS Cross Country team. 772-569- 24 National Estuaries Day, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. more. Free.
7364 at Environmental Learning Center - ca-

Solutions from Games Pages ACROSS DOWN 3 Opening reception of Bodyscapes, photog-
in August 31, 2017 Edition 7 INHALE 1 SNUG raphy by Allan Teger to benefit Friends in
8 INCOME 2 LADDER Pink, 5 to 8 p.m. at Gallery 14. Show runs thru
9 AGED 3 PEACH Oct. 27. Free. 772 562-5525
10 CREATURE 4 LIBERAL
11 SCORE 5 SCYTHE 6-28 Oktoberfest Nights, 6 to 9:30
13 PATELLA 6 UMBRELLA p.m. weekends at Riverside
15 CERTAIN 12 CREATION Theatre - live music, German food and seasonal
17 OCEAN 14 RINGLET beer. Free admission.
20 STRUGGLE 16 TRUSTY
21 MEAL 18 CAMPUS 7 Project Learning Tree environmental edu-
23 BOTTLE 19 READY cation program for educators and parents
24 DOUBTS 22 ARTY of Pre-K to 12-graders, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Pelican
Island Audubon Society’s Audubon House. $25.
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EXPANSIVE ORCHID ISLAND HOME
OVERLOOKS GOLF COURSE

161 Seaspray Lane in Orchid Island: 4-bedroom, 6-bath, 6,230-square-foot golf course home with
heated pool offered for $2,995,000 by Scott Oberlink of Orchid Island Realty: 772-388-3888

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Expansive Orchid Island home overlooks golf course

BY SAMANTHA ROHLFING BAITA A circular drive curves into the by one of the home’s several beautiful magnificent, 8-section coffered ceil-
Staff Writer broad motor court, flanked by a pair chandeliers. Creamy Saturnia marble ing, which soars to a lofty 24 feet. (If
of 2-bay garages. Coconut palms floors flow throughout the first level. you’re the practical sort, and it occurs
The absolutely magnificent estate frame the substantial double mahog- The eye is quickly drawn to the view, to you to wonder how the light bulbs
at 161 Seaspray Lane in the exclusive any door at the pillared main entry, past the bank of French doors to the are changed, no worries! Just flip a
Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club is and the broad balcony on the second exquisite lanai, multi-terraced pri- switch, and the chandelier lowers to a
truly a stunner, from its British West level. The exterior is a pale, sandy vate garden and magnificent pool. reachable level.)
Indies facade, to its eye-popping inte- hue, the shutters a deeper cocoa.
rior to its expansive fairway views. And Tall, beautiful palms punctuate the Above the three sets of French doors
you’ll be hard-pressed to find a more The spacious, light-filled interior garden’s geometric layout, and the letting onto the lanai is a matching
perfect home in which to entertain. impresses from the instant one steps 7th fairway can be glimpsed beyond trio of windows at the second level:
into the long, open foyer, illuminated the privacy hedge. This garden area is the abundance of ambient light illu-

anchored by a trellised pergola hous- minating the honeyed walls to create
ing a hot tub on the west side, and a a golden glow.
pavilion with fire pit on the east. At
night, when the interior, pool and The living area features an elegant
garden are illuminated, the effect is gas fireplace, flanked by custom-
absolutely magical. crafted shelves. The dining area leads
directly to the morning room/break-
From the elegant foyer, the interior fast nook and kitchen.
is equally eye-popping, with honey
beige walls throughout the first level, Everyone will want to be a chef in
perfectly offset by impeccably craft- this gourmet kitchen, which features
ed white crown molding. polished granite countertops; pen-
dant-lit lunch bar; deep farm sink;
The white-pillared living/din- cream-colored hearth-style cabine-
ing area is the home’s “great hall,” try; a Thermador gas 6-burner and
and it’s a real show-stopper. A gor- grill cook top; double wall oven; and
geous chandelier extends from the Sub Zero double-door fridge with

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roomy freezer drawers below.
The teak butcher block-topped is-

land houses drawers, cabinets and
microwave, and is illuminated by its
own chandelier. Above the lunch bar,
a pair of bell-shaped pendants sup-
plement the kitchen’s recessed light-
ing, and a charming mosaic tree en-
hances the cooktop’s tiled “splash.”

The position of the long 2-level
snack bar/counter completely opens
the kitchen to the morning room and
the family room, creating an area that
is bound to be a favorite family-and-
friends gathering place.

Just off the kitchen is a full bath/
pool bath, laundry room and a sec-
ond butler’s pantry. From here a wide,
flexible gallery space, with windows
on either side and French doors open-
ing to a small, walled garden, leads
into the west garage. This area could
be turned into quarters for a nanny,
housekeeper or caregiver.

The inviting family room is an-
chored by a cabinetry unit that
matches the kitchen, and features a
very large TV alcove, with A/V storage
above and below and arched display
shelving on either side. Here, as in
the living room, three sets of French
doors open onto the lanai, with its
breezy summer kitchen.

Left from the foyer is the library, with
handsome hardwood floor-to-ceiling
bookshelf unit. This relaxing room is
conveniently located only steps from
the wet bar, across the hallway.

Next to the library is one of the
most impressive and unusual fea-
tures of this exquisite home: the wine
cellar and humidor. Precisely tem-
perature controlled, this room is far
larger than the typical wine cellar,
with floor-to-ceiling racks, a cooler,
cigar and glassware display space
and a tasting table and chair, all in
beautiful dark hardwood.

Right, from the foyer, a vestibule
leads to the magnificent, secluded
master suite, which occupies the en-
tire first floor east wing. Here the walls
are a restful mint, the floors a dark
Brazilian hardwood. The expansive

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master bedroom has spacious walk-in dant, a traditional emblem of welcome
closets and four sets of 8-foot French and hospitality. The gallery at the top
doors topped with transoms, access- of the stairs offers a dramatic view of
ing the lanai from the north and west. the foyer. Glancing up, you’ll have a
closer view of the beautiful ceiling.
The sumptuous master bath is a
total dream, with a glorious soaking The second floor houses three
Jacuzzi tub; glass shower with luxu- guest bedrooms, all with full baths.
rious rainforest head; and his-and- The two bedrooms to the north ac-
hers water closets and vanities, hers cess the large covered balcony over-
with a dressing table and additional looking the pool and garden and of-
storage unit. fering a superlative view of the 7th
fairway and beyond, all the way to
From the foyer, the staircase curves the historic and iconic Jungle Trail.
upward, striking with its white risers, The front bedroom looks out on the
warm wood treads and metal balus- courtyard, and has its own private
ters. Illuminating the curve of the sitting room, with French doors to
stairway is a charming pineapple pen-

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VITAL STATISTICS
161 SEASPRAY LANE

Neighborhood: Orchid Island This beautiful 3 BR + Den, 2.5 Bath + 3-Car Garage home located in the award-winning Lake
Golf and Beach Club Sapphire community is ready for move-in now! The expansive kitchen and great room with
Year built: 2007 built-in bar both feature top-of-the-line appliances with lots of great cabinet space. A private
Lot size: 131’ X 245’ dining room allows for ease of entertaining. The master suite features a private entrance to a
covered patio & saltwater pool with panoramic screen enclosure area, large master bath, his/her
Home size: 6,230 sq. ft. under
air; 9,229 sq. ft. total living area vanities, double walk-in shower + extra large closets.

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round sound in family room;
ocean-to-river community with
3 guarded entrances; a golf-cart
community with an 18-hole Ar-
nold Palmer golf course; 5-star
beach club with fine dining;
state-of-the-art fitness center;
tennis center with eight Har-Tru
courts, tennis shop and pro
Listing agency:
Orchid Island Realty;
Listing agent: Scott Oberlink,
772-388-3888
Listing price: $2,995,000

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Real Estate Sales on the Barrier Island: Aug. 25 to Aug. 31

The last full week of August was another busy one for the barrier island real estate market with 15 transactions
recorded, including three for more than $1 million.

The top sale of the week was of an oceanfront residence in Seaview. The home 12020 Seaview Drive was placed on
the market July 7 with an asking price of $5.5 million. The sale closed Aug. 30 for $4.75 million.

The seller in the transaction was represented by Cindy O’Dare of Premier Estate Properties. The purchaser was
represented by Amy Roberson of RE/MAX Beach Towne.

SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCES AND LOTS

SUBDIVISION ADDRESS LISTED ORIGINAL MOST RECENT SOLD SELLING
ASKING PRICE ASKING PRICE PRICE

$499,000 $430,000
DUNMORE 2180 DUNMORE LANE 9/19/2016 $1,995,000 $479,000 8/31/2017 $1,650,000
$479,000 $440,000
THE ESTUARY 110 RIVERCOVE LANE 11/14/2014 $549,000 $1,775,000 8/31/2017 $482,500
$859,000 $740,000
SMUGGLERS COVE 1491 SMUGGLERS COVE 5/5/2017 $775,000 $469,000 8/31/2017 $757,500
$1,597,000 $1,255,000
VEROMAR 640 FIDDLEWOOD ROAD 5/4/2017 $595,000 $499,900 8/31/2017 $585,000
$569,000 $430,000
MARBRISA 490 MARBRISA DRIVE 2/13/2017 $484,900 $799,000 8/31/2017 $465,000
$1,195,000 $962,500
SEA FOREST COURT 60 N CASEREA COURT 7/6/2017 $775,000 8/30/2017

MOORINGS 2035 REGATTA DRIVE 8/1/2016 $1,349,000 8/30/2017

ISLAND CLUB RIVERSIDE 1321 W ISLAND CLUB SQUARE 6/20/2017 $595,000 8/29/2017

INDIAN TRAILS 401 ARROWHEAD TRAIL 3/3/2016 $450,000 8/29/2017

SEMINOLE SHORES 2175 SEMINOLE SHORES LANE 3/20/2017 $475,000 8/25/2017

PALM ISL PLANTATION 403 S PALM ISLAND CIRCLE 7/11/2016 $1,095,000 8/25/2017

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: The Estuary, Address: 110 Rivercove Lane Subdivision: Marbrisa, Address: 490 Marbrisa Drive

Listing Date: 11/14/2014 Listing Date: 2/13/2017
Original Price: $1,995,000 Original Price: $859,000
Recent Price: $1,775,000 Recent Price: $799,000
Sold: 8/31/2017 Sold: 8/31/2017
Selling Price: $1,650,000 Selling Price: $740,000
Listing Agent: Kay Brown Listing Agent: Beth Livers

Selling Agent: Premier Estate Properties Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida

Jane Johnson Joseph O’Neill

Alex MacWilliam, Inc. Coldwell Banker Paradise

Subdivision: Sea Forest Court, Address: 60 N Caserea Court Subdivision: Palm Isl Plantation, Address: 403 S Palm Island Circle

Listing Date: 7/6/2017 Listing Date: 7/11/2016
Original Price: $775,000 Original Price: $1,195,000
Recent Price: $775,000 Recent Price: $1,095,000
Sold: 8/30/2017 Sold: 8/25/2017
Selling Price: $757,500 Selling Price: $962,500
Listing Agent: Jane Schwiering Listing Agent: Charlotte Terry

Selling Agent: Berkshire Hathaway Florida Selling Agent: Alex MacWilliam, Inc.

Patty Valdes Deena Dick

Alex MacWilliam, Inc. Berkshire Hathaway Florida

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Here are some of the top recent barrier island sales.

Subdivision: Veromar, Address: 640 Fiddlewood Road Subdivision: Moorings, Address: 2035 Regatta Drive

Listing Date: 5/4/2017 Listing Date: 8/1/2016
Original Price: $549,000 Original Price: $1,597,000
Recent Price: $499,900 Recent Price: $1,349,000
Sold: 8/31/2017 Sold: 8/30/2017
Selling Price: $482,500 Selling Price: $1,255,000
Listing Agent: Sherry Brown Listing Agent: Rita Curry

Selling Agent: Treasure Coast Sotheby’s Intl Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Cheryl Goff David Ashcroft

BEX Realty, LLC Cliff Norris Real Estate

Subdivision: Island Club Riverside, Address: 1321 W Island Club Square Subdivision: Seminole Shores, Address: 2175 Seminole Shores Lane

Listing Date: 6/20/2017 Listing Date: 3/20/2017
Original Price: $595,000 Original Price: $484,900
Recent Price: $595,000 Recent Price: $475,000
Sold: 8/29/2017 Sold: 8/25/2017
Selling Price: $585,000 Selling Price: $465,000
Listing Agent: Susie Perticone Listing Agent: Mara Puerner

Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc. Selling Agent: Dale Sorensen Real Estate Inc.

Dan Downey Bobbie Holt

Berkshire Hathaway Florida Sea Turtle Real Estate LLC

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renowned Pelican Island Wildlife some lovely spaces in which to ramble.
Sanctuary, Orchid Island is a Certi- Just south of Orchid is the quaint
fied Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary,
with more than 60 species of birds seaside village of Vero Beach, with its
identified, including a true snowbird, charming shops and fine restaurants
the White Pelican, which arrives in and the renowned Riverside Theatre
the late fall and stays until spring, and (Equity) and the Vero Beach Museum
of Art. 