Flamingos Flock 34th Street Home

Flamingos flock the 34th Street home of Nancy and Chuck Forest this week to highlight their rock and flower garden. Courtesy photo

COMMUNITY News:

Nancy and Chuck Forest of 2247 34th St., were the latest recipients of the traveling band of pink flamingos that have been showing up around Los Alamos.

Their house was “flocked” by RE/MAX associate broker Paula Barclay after a neighbor recommended the Forests’ home for the recognition.The flamingos are part of a small community beautification recognition program that Barclay is undertaking to thank people who are working to make Los Alamos beautiful.

Their neighbor wrote in her nomination: “I just love what Nancy has done. The back is pretty incredible, too. Nancy, with some help from Chuck, maintains this all by herself.”

If you are out and about, drive by and check out the Forests’ landscaping! And, if you or someone you know deserves a “flocking,” send an email to Barclay at paulabarclay@remax.net

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