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This picturesque church built in 1674 almost seamlessly blends in with Mijas. Like Mijas itself, what it lacks in size it makes up for in charm and beauty. Inside is a small chapel as pleasing as the outside.
In the centre of the village is the pretty white church of San Sebastian, its present appearance dating from its restoration in the second half of the 17th century. This is a typical Mudejar church, "Mudejar" being a term that refers to Spanish architecture of the 13th to the 16th century, which combines Moorish and Gothic styles.
Inside, this small church has a peaceful atmosphere emphasised by the rather plain white walls. These contrast with the ornate altar and cupola above it, which is decorated with rococo plaster. Behind the altar we saw a large statue of Christ carrying the cross. Stacy (Beach_dog) explained that it is traditional for Spanish churches to have a different statue for each day of Holy Week, and these are paraded through the town each evening during that week.
The Saint Sebastian church dates back to the late 17th century. It stand prominently on the Plaza de la Libertad.
It has a single nave and a square chapel with a vaulted dome. When we were there the church was open for a visit. On picture no. 2 you may see the interior.
There are several churches in Mijas and I visited 3 of them. San Sebastián church is a small church in the middle of the village. It was finished at the end of the 17th century. In 1674 the church was rebuilt from ruins thanks to charity.
The church stands by San Sebastián street which is said to be the one of the most picturesque and photographed streets of the coast.
The San Sebastián church is number 12 on the map.
The Church of San Sebastian or Iglesia de San Sebastian is a beautiful white church built during the 17th century. The lovely façade has a decorative belfry and inside the church features a beautiful altar. Open every day.
This is the other church of Mijas which is another very typical white Andalucian church, with its one bell.
It was built at the end of the XVII century although it has been refurbished several times since.
It can be found in Plaza de la Libertad in amongst the cobbled streets of the village. You will be sure to stumble across it on your ramblings as the main tourist centre is fairly small. The rest of the village is made up of houses.

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The Texas Rangers Take on the Los Angeles Angels as They Try to Claim the Final AL Wildcard Spot
The Texas Rangers need a stellar performance by starter Alexi Ogando if they want to stay within striking distance of the Cleveland Indians.
The Texas Rangers need a stellar performance by starter Alexi Ogando if they want to stay within striking distance of the Cleveland Indians.
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The Texas Rangers had a great weekend completing their 4 game sweep of the Cleveland Indians yesterday, 2-0.
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ECWHSP data can now be accessed using the Coal Workers' Health Surveillance Program (CWHSP) Data Query System
Enhanced Coal Workers' Health Surveillance Program (ECWHSP)
The prevalence of coal workers' pneumoconiosis (CWP), sometimes referred to as "Black Lung Disease," among long-term underground miners that participated in chest x-ray screening decreased from the 1970s to the 1990s. However since 1999, the prevalence of CWP among U.S. coal miners is increasing in mines of all sizes, and the more serious advanced disease of Progressive Massive Fibrosis (PMF) is much more prevalent among miners from underground mines with fewer than 50 workers. To more adequately investigate the trends of CWP throughout the United States, NIOSH, in collaboration with MSHA, has developed, staffed, and implemented the ECWHSP. Surveys are being completed that include work histories, spirometry testing, and radiographic examinations that are gathered in a specially designed mobile examination unit by trained personnel. Reports of individual health findings are sent to each participant.
NIOSH developed the video, "Faces of Black Lung", to be used as a tool to increase participation in the ECWHSP, as well as in the originalCWHSP , and other activities directed at preventing the health effects of Black Lung. The goal of the video is to inform the public about the devastating health effects of the disease. A "personal face" has been put on the disease through this video, which consists of unscripted personal interviews with miners that had advanced black lung disease, along with information about the NIOSH Programs. Members of the medical staff that treat miners, currently employed coal miners, coal operators, and medical personnel, as well as others interested in the health of coal miners, will learn more about this disease and will hopefully be motivated to participate in activities aimed at preventing it.
A Data Query System for the The Coal Workers' Health Surveillance Program (CWHSP) has been developed to produce tables and maps using an interactive system. The query system generates tables by Disease Severity Level and Disease Severity Prevalence by demographic and geographical criteria for the total number of underground miners that participated in the CWHSP programs.
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- Page last updated: June 22, 2016
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Alcove - An L-shaped area that adjoins the main living space in an apartment and can be used for either a sleeping or dining area. They can sometimes be walled off to create a separate bedroom.
Assignment - The right to transfer a contract or a lease from one party to another. The term is often used to describe the process of assigning one's primary lease to that of a second party until the end of the term.
Attended Elevator - Manual elevators operated by an elevator operator on a full-time basis. In some pre-war buildings, these operators also serve as a form of full-time security for residents.
Balcony - An outdoor space that protrudes from a building. Usually balconies are private for each apartment, although some are shared by neighbors.
Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) - Each building in New York City possesses a Certificate of Occupancy which outlines the legal uses of that piece of property. The Certificate of Occupancy may allow a building owner to enjoy certain uses not allowed by the zoning laws in that particular neighborhood.
Classic 6, 7, or 8 - This term refers to the number of rooms in an apartment, most often in a pre-war apartment. For example, a classic-six would normally be configured as a two bedroom with a living room, dining room, kitchen and maid's room or office.
Co-Broke - When a broker sends out his or her listings to the brokerage community at large, they do so on a co-broke basis. This means that the brokerage firm representing the owner of the property will receive half of the commission and the brokerage firm that brings the buyer to the property and is able to close the transaction will receive the other half.
Co-operative - A building in which each apartment owner also owns shares in the building as a whole. Co-operatives are known for extensive interviewing processes and strict occupancy rules.
Collect Your Own Fee - A rental listing distributed by a brokerage firm where a cooperating broker collects the entire fee. A broker might do this because he or she feels that the apartment is overpriced or because he or she has offered the brokerage community at large an inducement to rent the property quickly.
Combined Apartment - An apartment created by taking two adjoining apartments and combining them into one.
Commission - A payment for brokers when a property is sold or rented. In a sale, the commission rate is set by the owner and is typically 6% of the sales price. In rental, the commission rate is usually set by the broker is typically 15% of the annual rent. If the property is of great value, the owner and the broker(s) may agree to cut the commission to a lower percentage of the sales price. If the property for sale is a particularly difficult property to sell, the owner may increase the commission rate to a higher percentage of the purchase price.
Common Area - The area in a building that is shared by all of the tenants and owners of that building. This could include the lobby, courtyard, roof garden, hallways, etc.
Complimentary - A rental or sale listing sent out to the brokerage community at large by a brokerage firm on the apartment owner's behalf.
Concierge - An staff-member stationed in the lobby who acts as a clerk and security for the lobby. A concierge is not situated at the door and does not open the door for tenants. The concierge's duties can include accepting packages, informing tenants of visitors, etc.
Condominium - An apartment that is owned rather than rented. Condominiums are a very liberal type of ownership compared to co-operative apartments and are often favored by foreigners looking to buy in Manhattan. Condominiums usually allow owners to finance upwards to 90% of the purchase price; subletting rules and pet policies are more open than in co-operatives; and individual owners are responsible for monthly Common Charges and Real Estate Taxes.
Contact Person - An individual hired to show and promote a property. They are usually hired by the owner of a building or the developer.
Conversion - A term used to describe a change in usage of a building. A classic example is when an older commercial space is converted into a residential space. It can also refer to a scenario such as when a rental building switches to a co-operative type of ownership.
Convertible - A large one or two bedroom with an alcove that is converted into another bedroom by means of the construction of a wall.
Courtyard - The interior outdoor grounds of a building.
Dual Sinks/Dual Vanity - Two separate sinks in one bathroom, usually his and hers.
Duplex Apartment - An apartment with two levels.
Exclusive Agency Listing - A listing contract under which the owner appoints a real estate broker as the exclusive agent to sell or rent the property for a commission, on the owner's stated terms, for a designated period of time. Under this type of listing, the owner has reserved the right to sell the property on his or her own without paying anyone a commission. An exclusive right to sell (or rent) is a term that refers to a similar situation where the only difference is that the broker must receive a commission from either the owner or another broker.
Escrow - Money placed in an account where neither the buyer (or renter) nor the seller (or landlord) can access the money in the account without the consent of an escrow agent.
En Suite Bathroom - A bathroom that is part of the adjoining bedroom, so that one does not have to leave the bedroom in order to go to the bathroom. This type of setup is most common with Master Bedrooms. This French term literally means 'together.'
EIK - An acronym for Eat-In Kitchen.
Facade - The front of a building. The facade can consist of any number of building elements, such as limestone, brownstone, cement, glass, granite, marble, or any combination thereof.
Full Service Building - A building which employs both a concierge and a full-time doorman.
Guarantor - A person who assumes financial responsibility of a lease on behalf of a tenant or tenants who otherwise would not meet the landlord's financial qualifications. For example, a student who may not have an income may need a guarantor. The guarantor guarantees payment of the rent in the event of non-payment by the tenants. Guarantors generally need to make 80 times the monthly rent in annual income to qualify. This person is often a family member but does not have to be.
High Ceilings - Ceilings with a height of nine feet or more. Most pre-war apartments, loft spaces, and newer, more expensive condominiums have high ceilings.
Half-Bath - A bathroom with no bath or shower. Also referred to as a powder room.
Junior Four - A 1-bedroom apartment with a separate alcove area. The alcove can be used as a dining area, office, or, if the building allows, a walled off sleeping area.
Keyed Elevator - An elevator that opens directly into an apartment. One must use a key to operate the elevator. This feature is found in buildings with full-floor apartments and/or penthouses.
Lease - A legal document which determines the duration of a tenancy and details the responsibilities and parameters between a landlord and a tenant.
Lease Assignment - When a lessee (tenant) leaves his or her apartment prior to the end of their lease yet still remains responsible for fulfilling its responsibilities and obligations. In such cases, the lessor (owner) will allow the lessee to assign the remainder of their lease to a new tenant. In most instances, an owner/landlord will keep the name of the original tenant on the lease, thus making them responsible for the remainder of the term. The lessor has sole discretion on whether or not to allow the new tenant to remain in the apartment after the lease expires.
Listing(s) - Brokers refer to available apartments as listings. These can be either sale or rental availabilities.
Loft Area - An additional space created in apartments with very high ceilings. The loft area is often constructed above the living area, accessed via a staircase or ladder, and used for extra storage, sleeping or living space.
Loft Space - A commercial space, such as office space, factory space or warehouse space, converted for residential usage. Common attributes of loft spaces include high ceilings, open space, and large windows.
Lot - Each New York City parcel of land is divided into lots for identification purposes.
Maisonette - A ground floor apartment with a separate street entrance from the rest of the building, usually with a second entrance inside the building's lobby. Maisonettes enjoy the same building amenities as other apartments. They provide the owners with a more private existence within a co-op and a townhouse. Typically these apartments are located in Park Avenue or Fifth Avenue co-operative apartment buildings.
Managing Agent - Most co-operative and condominium buildings will hire an independent company to manage the property. These firms are responsible for the daily maintenance of a property, the collection of rents or monthly maintenance charges, enforcing building policies, etc.
Murphy Bed - A bed built into a wall or attached to a wall that can be pulled down when needed. One often finds Murphy Beds in smaller apartments. These beds save space and often resemble wall units, so when they are not exposed they are hardly noticeable.
No Board Approval - A term referring to a situation where a prospective purchaser of a co-operative apartment does not have to go through a board approval process. This also applies when a prospective renter does not have to go through the board approval process when renting a co-operative apartment from its owner.
No-Fee Apartment - A type of apartment that doesn't require the prospective renter to pay the brokerage fee because the owner offers to pay it himself or herself.
Oblique Views - Views from an apartment when one has a rather 'turn of your head' view of Central Park or either of the two rivers.
On-Site Broker or Contact Person - A person, often the developer, hired by the owner of a rental building to sit at the building to field questions about the property, show vacant apartments and follow-through with any transactions at the building. This is usually the person who the listing manager of a real estate firm contacts for updates.
Open House - An event intended to promote a property. The listing broker or the owner of the property may hold an open house in order to get a large number of people and/or brokers to see the property in a short period of time. Often you will see Open Houses advertised in the Sunday New York Times Real Estate Section.
Open Kitchen - A kitchen which is not separated from the living space of an apartment. These types of kitchens are most often found in loft spaces.
Open Listing - A listing distributed throughout the brokerage community by an apartment owner, a developer or a building management firm. These listings are not exclusive to any broker and are available to all brokers for rental or sale.
Original Room Count - The amount of rooms pre-war apartment buildings were designed to accommodate. Many were built with one or two apartments per floor, and sometimes these apartments encompassed 10 - 16 rooms. It is common today for owners to subdivide the original apartments into smaller apartments.
Owner Pays (OP) - An inducement to a prospective tenant or to a broker where the owner offers to pay part or all of the broker's commission for the rental of an apartment. In hot rental market, it will be less likely that an owner will pay any portion of a rental commission. When an owner pays the full commission, this is also known as a 'No-Fee' apartment.
Ownership - The different types of residential ownership in Manhattan are Condominiums, Co-operatives, and Condops.
Partial Views - Apartment views of partial vistas of Central Park, the Hudson River, or the East River.
Parlor Floor - The second floor in a townhouse. Originally, the building's front steps accessed the parlor floor. The parlor is traditionally the grandest floor in the townhouse and almost always has the building's highest ceilings.
Pass-through Kitchen - This term refers to a kitchen with an opening into another room in the apartment, usually a Dining Area or Living Room.
Pet Policy - Each building has it's own pet policy. This can vary from a strict no pet policy to a more liberal pet policy in which a tenant or owner can harbor as many pets as he/she desires. Some variations in pet policies may include the following: No dogs, weight limits on dogs, no pets on sublets, board interviews of pets or pets allowed only by written permission of the board.
Possession - The month and day that a new purchaser or a new tenant can actually take possession of an apartment.
Pre-War - Buildings built prior to World War II. Common elements include hardwood floors, moldings, high ceilings and fireplaces.
Pullman Kitchen - Kitchens that are about the size of a closet and consist of a refrigerator (full or half), an oven and a sink. This type of kitchen is most often situated against a single wall in small apartments. These kitchens do not count as rooms when counting apartment rooms. Many of these kitchens are found in pre-war buildings that were originally constructed as hotels. They are also referred to as kitchenettes.
Quadruplex - An apartment with four levels.
Recessed Lighting - Lighting located above the ceiling that lacks hanging fixtures. This type of lighting creates a clean and contemporary look.
Rent Control - A New York State program that froze the price of rent in New York City apartments with long-term tenants. For an apartment to be under rent control, the tenant (or their lawful successor such as a family member, spouse, or adult lifetime partner) must have been living in that apartment continuously since before July 1, 1971. When a rent controlled apartment becomes vacant, it either becomes rent stabilized, or, if it is in a building with fewer than six units, it is generally removed from regulation.
Rent Stabilization - Limits on the monthly rental increases building owners can charge for vacant apartments and renewal leases. Established in New York City in the late 1960s, it also sets guidelines of performance for both landlord and tenant. In rent stabilized buildings, rent increases are set yearly by a NYC board but have historically ranged from 3%-7%. Tenants are guaranteed the automatic right to renew their leases provided they have fulfilled the terms and conditions of the lease.
Rental Building - A building owned by an individual or a company whose apartments are available on a rental basis only.
Rental Commission - A commission earned by a broker following the rental of an apartment. Commissions range from ten to fifteen percent of a year's aggregate rent and are typically paid by the prospective tenant.
Room Count - Every apartment has a room count, but the way in which rooms are counted is important to illustrate through examples. Straight Studio, Kitchenette: One room. Straight Studio, Full Kitchen: Two rooms. Alcove Studio, Full Kitchen: 2.5 Rooms. Junior-One, Full Kitchen, No Wall: 2.5 Rooms. Junior-One, Full Kitchen, Wall: 3.0 Rooms. One Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen: 3 Rooms. Junior-Four, Living Room, Kitchen, Dining Alcove: 3.5 Rooms. Convertible-2, Living Room, Kitchen, Dining Alcove, No Wall: 3.5 Rooms.
Security Deposit - A payment that a renter puts down on an apartment so that the owner has security against any damages incurred during the term of tenancy. Security deposits are separate from rent payments, although they are usually equal to the first month's rent. At the end of the lease, they can not be used to pay the last month's rent.
Service Level - The building level where front-door service is available.
Short-Term - A lease for an apartment lasting 1-6 months. These apartments are typically furnished and offer tenants an alternative to weekly hotel bills. Short-term apartments are usually far less expensive than hotels on a per diem basis.
Showing - An owner-led display of an available apartment which allows potential renters to view that apartment for themselves. Showings may either be public or arranged through brokers for specific clients.
Square Footage - Approximate measurements of apartment size most often calculated by a broker or apartment owner. When describing the square footage of an apartment in Manhattan, there are often marked discrepancies between the advertised square footage and the actual square footage. In the sale of condominium units, square footage measurements are fairly accurate because by law these measurements need to be accurate.
Studio - A one or two room apartment with a combined living and sleeping area. Studio kitchens are either separate rooms or a part of the living area. The latter type of kitchen is usually referred to as a kitchenette.
Sublet - the leasing of part or all of a property held by a tenant, as opposed to a landlord, during a portion of his or her term of occupancy. Sublets are typically furnished and last less than a year in duration.
Terrace - A roof or portion of a roof on a building, or a private outdoor space on an apartment. The terms terrace and balcony are often used interchangeably.
Townhouse - A narrow, tall building between four and five stories tall. Townhouses are usually owned and occupied by a single family, and typically they are grouped next to each other in rows, which is why they are commonly referred to as row houses. They were built predominantly during the 1930s.
Triple-Mint - A term meaning that the living room, bathroom, and kitchen in an apartment are all in mint condition.
Triplex - An apartment with three levels.
Utilities Included - Incorporation of electric, gas, and sometimes Internet or Cable TV into the monthly maintenance charges or the rent
Walk-Through Kitchen - A Kitchen that connects two rooms by means of two points of entry, allowing one to enter through one room and exit into another.
Walk-Up Building - A building without an elevator. Walk-ups are typically pre-war buildings between 4 and 6 stories tall. Very few newer buildings are built without elevators.
WBFP - A short term for Wood Burning Fireplace.
WEIK - An acronym for Windowed Eat-In Kitchen.
Window Treatments - The treatments one can use on a window, such as shades or blinds.


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Currently, education for parenthood is offered to parents from the time of pregnancy to when their children are teenagers. However, we all learn about parenting from our own experiences as children. The Trust recognises that it is important to encourage young people to think about the responsibilities and challenges of parenting before they become parents themselves – and while they are 'experts by experience'. The Foundation Years Trust is seeking to extend and develop the support available for parenting, starting with education for young people.
The Trust works to develop, implement and promote 'life chance indicators', which measure a child's development against the factors which are predictive of future outcomes. The ultimate aim is to chart the development of individual children at three stages up to when they start school at 4-5 years, in a Reception or Foundation Stage 2 class. These indicators will play a key role in driving policy and incentivising a focus on improving children's life chances in the long term.
In the longer term the Trust is working to achieve the adoption of this three pronged strategy across the UK.


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There is a nice 8274 for sale local and Im thinking of buying it for my YJ . I have several questions. I think I could buy it for around 600.00
Would that be a fair price, it appears to be older with 150 ft of newer 3/8 cable ?
Would this work ok with the stock bumper with an adapter plate, or would I need a coustom bumper ?
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Price is good. Parts are available from Warn. I say get it or let me get it!
It'll work on your stock bumper with a winch mount. You can find the mounts online for $50 and up.
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By older do you mean one that had the manual brake or does it have the auto brake. If the manual brake, I would stay away from it. Had several of those and they can cause serious problems due to not holding the load.
If it has the auto brake, then that is a very good price.
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Thanks Peter for pointing out how complicated history is and how no-one else can imagine how complex it can be. Thanks for pointing out that Russians were involved in the war too.
By the same token it can be remarkably simple. As Hugo Horton once pointed out in the Vicar of Dibley: if Frau Hitler hadn't been in the mood that night things could have been very different indeed
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Nature Nights
Adventures, creatures, experts, and more—there's plenty to discover at the Center's summer series on Central Texas nature topics
During summer evenings in the Texas Hill Country, people of all ages gather at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center to cultivate their inner adventurers, scientists, artists and -- snake charmers?
That's right; at Nature Nights, free summer events hosted by the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, individuals have the chance to play many exciting roles in their quest for knowledge about native plants and wildlife.
Nature Nights will occur on Thursday evenings this summer as a chance for families to learn about Central Texas nature topics through engaging activities and guest experts. The events are free thanks to sponsorship from H-E-B.� Admission is also free the day of Nature Nights so visitors can have more time to journey through the Center's gardens, trails and exhibits.
From 6 to 9 p.m. starting in mid-June, Nature Nights will give explorers the opportunity to step into the natural world of:
- Native plants: June 13
- Amphibians: June 20
- Insects: June 27
- Birds of prey: July 11
- Wildlife: July 18
- Snakes: July 25
The Center's Education Manager, Alice Jansen, says Nature Nights provides free-form, experiential education that touches people in different ways wherever they are on the learning spectrum. Plus, the event fosters connections across generations because many of the experts and event volunteers have a lifetime of expertise to share with the young ones.
"What we're offering and providing are experiences that you won't get in your everyday world," Jansen says. "There's learning about nature in school and in a classroom setting, but then there's coming out to the Wildflower Center to see it."
The first Nature Night, From Roots to Shoots, showcases native plants. Children will learn some botany by studying intricate plant parts under the microscope, putting organic life in perspective. They'll also share opinions on what two twisted old trees in the Center's newly opened Mollie Steves Zachry Texas Arboretum look like. Luci Baines Johnson, the younger daughter of Lady Bird Johnson, called the tree the "Old Couple," but visitors may have other ideas!
Additionally, a rainfall simulator will demonstrate how the thirsty land drinks up rainwater and the Earth Native Wilderness School will add color to the evening with an exhibit on natural plant dyes.�
The excitement grows as Nature Nights continue in June with a focus June 20 and June 27 on amphibians and insects, respectively. Then in July, guest appearances will come from bold birds of prey and those slithering snakes mentioned earlier. Visitors can observe with awe the raptors featured in a demonstration by Blackland Prairie Raptor Center. And on July 25, parents can look on in amazement as their kids stroke the scaly bellies of native Texan snakes.
Through adventures like these, the Wildflower Center staff hopes to inspire visitors to have a spirit of exploration and appreciation of the natural world.
Jansen notes the pleasure she's had talking with Nature Nights attendees from all walks of life, whether it be a mom attending year after year with her young daughter who calls it the "Wa-Wa" Center, local bike shop staff stopping by to observe the butterflies they love, or event experts from community organizations who wish to share their passion for nature.
"It's a great, fun program that is engaging for all ages," Jansen sums up.
For the third consecutive summer, H-E-B is sponsoring Nature Nights to make it a free community event. "H-E-Buddy" will be on the scene handing out nutritional snacks and fun goodies. To find out more about June and July Nature Nights, visit http://wildflower.org/nature.
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Thanks to a ruling by the European Court of Justice in October 2012, consumers experiencing disturbance and inconvenience due to flights that are within the EU and have been delayed for more than three hours due to the fault of the airline are entitled to compensation. This is excellent news – not just because the victims of the delay can somehow be rewarded for the trouble that was caused, but also because this forces the airlines to owe up to their mistakes and become more wary and competitive. Airlines need to step up. Ever wonder what that annoying flight delay that you experienced would be worth in money value? Here's your guide to flight delay compensation: the amounts you can receive.
A delay of a quarter of an hour is not long enough to warrant the seeking of compensation – the delay needs to be significant and cause damage. Furthermore, the delay is measured at arrival, meaning that if your plane departs two hours late but still arrives on time, there, technically speaking, was no delay. Here are some of the amounts of compensation that can be expected based on the length of the delay:
The distance that is traveled during the flight matters too. For example, if your delay was more than three hours and you traveled a distance of less than 1500 kilometres, you could expect compensation amounting to £210 – but had you travelled more than 1500 kilometres, you could receive £340.
There are very few circumstances in which the airline would not have to compensate you for your costs, as well – such as food, drinks, snacks, accommodation, and so on.
Yes; if your flight was delayed for more than five hours and you decided not to travel anymore, you are entitled to a full refund of your flight.
And regarding delayed flights compensation, here are some other useful pieces of information. The airline may offer you compensation in vouchers; you have no obligation to accept this and may insist on cash. For claiming costs, keep your receipts. Remember that food and accommodation are included in costs. It's unlikely that you'll receive a refund and compensation, so aim for the highest. During the delay, it's smart to establish your case immediately by taking down other passenger names and contact information, and to establish documentation in the form of receipts, the booking sheet, tickets, boarding passes, and so on. It doesn't take long to do this and could very well be worth your while.
I didn't start to travel the whole outside of the Mediterranean until I was 26 so I led a pretty sheltered life for most of it in terms of exploration.
Is the sea really that blue in Thailand?
The first time I saw the turquoise waters of Asia it blew my mind! I had seen Thailand in pictures and obvious the film The Beach with Leonardo DiCaprio but honestly I thought the colour of the water was CGI. I am from Yorkshire so seawater is usually brown or grey, at best a dark blue but that's it.
We had just disembarked our 4th flight of the trip, Newcastle to Amsterdam, Amsterdam to Bangkok, Bangkok to Krabi a total and new record for me of 18 hours. Feeling a bit tired but also very excited we arrange our "transfers" at a kiosk in the airport. Krabi is a very small airport; in fact I've seen much bigger Tesco Express in my town. But it's very clean and you're in Thailand so what are there to moan about?
The reason I say "transfers" like that is because of the next part of my story.
We walked for about 400 yards down through a small shanti town, and down a ramp to a platform. It was rickety as hell, looked like it was going to drop to bits at any given moment but again its Thailand so no moaning from any of us.
We were waiting for a local water taxi; there were no tourists only locals. I remember beneath the jetty were thousands of mudskippers which I have never seen before. The boat was probably 40ft long and made by the same person who made the jetty so a confidence booster. But again I'm in Thailand, it's 32 degrees and life couldn't be better.
I was experiencing sensory overload. The heat, the smells of the local Pad Thai and Thom Yum cooking in homes overlooking the river, WOW just WOW! Then there was the view. Do you remember that Top Gear episode where they go to Vietnam and they make boats out of their scooters? That view of those sandbanks and rocks sticking out of the water is what I saw. I sat at the back of the boat on my own away from my girlfriend and friends just to soak it up. I'm 6ft 3inches tall too so I was a giant next to all of these friendly locals.
As we pulled up to our stop in Koh Jum I was amazed so see we were staying on what appeared to be a tiny remote flora covered island. To get to where we were staying our "transfer" was a 50cc motorbike with a piece of wood strapped to the side of it, which would accommodate two regular sized people at best.
I was asked to get on behind the driver, as I would have tipped the thing over.
Who needs roads?
Yeah so the next part and final part of this journey we dashed through the heavy jungle, weaving in and out past big rocks, tress and certain death. We arrived at our Resort (see below)
I will continue this story in my next blog, which will include tips of visiting Koh Jum, Thailand and how to kayak like a god (I wish)
How we got to Thailand for less than £600:
If you're prepared to slum it a bit and not fussed about luxury hotels or flushing toilets then this is how to do Thailand for the same price as a big TV.
Look around for last minute flights: We saw a Facebook post on a friends wall for 'cancellation flights to Thailand for £499 via Cheap Beach Holidays' we called up and booked them right away.
Internal flights in Thailand are super cheap so don't even bother to pre-book just get them when you get out there. Ours from Bangkok to Krabi cost £80.
Boat transfer cost less than a costa coffee I think £1. Oh that's another thing I should mention Thailand is super cheap. Money goes a long way especially in the lesser-known areas.
The Joy beach bungalows in Koh Jum cost £3 per night]]>
Did you watch last week's episode of George Clarke's Amazing Spaces on Channel 4? I'm a big fan of the show and this 'Floating Homes' edition featured Mr Clarke spending time on a houseboat.
The houseboat itself looked really cool and stylish, and was designed and built by Max McMurdo of Reestore, moored at Priory Marina, on the Great River Ouse near Bedford.
Max McMurdo originally sold his static house so that he could use the £50,000 profit start building his 40ft houseboat. Amazing Spaces discussed his journey on TV this past week.
Many of you who watched the programme may have had the same momentary dream or imagination of living on a boat.
At first sight, there were the positives of living on a mobile home, moving up and down the land, stopping off for a holiday where we like. Then I thought it may be a lot cheaper to live than your regular house or flat.
But the downsides soon weighed it down a little. Could I live in such a thin building on water in stormy weather? And what are the actual costs of living on a boat? I did some investigation.
I contacted British Waterways Marina Limited (BWML), whom oversee 100 miles of waterways across London alone. They told me that there has been a huge increase in the number of boats over the past five years – nowaround 3,000 boats in London alone.
They told me that demand for living on the river is even starting to outdo the supply of boat mooringsavailable.
Whilst it sounds like a growing trend, I found out that there are lots of additional costs that do come with living on a houseboat– and it's not as cheap as I had originally dreamt!
Here are those additional costs for you to consider:
The Type of Houseboat
There are a range of houseboats for you to consider, each with their own positive factors and floors. For example, narrowboats need to be less than seven foot wide to fit through the canal locks along the Thames, Dutch Barges need to be moored on rivers and not canals, and yachts command a premium.
Houseboat prices vary greatly, from £100,000 to more than £1 million, depending on the size, condition, location etc.
Financing your Houseboat
Houseboats are often sold to cash buyers as a result of mortgages being more difficult to get on a boat than they are for a house or a flat.
A British Waterways Licence costs around £400 a year for a small boat. On top of this, you'll need a Boat Safety Scheme certificate. They start at £100 but only need renewing once every four years.
The length of your vessel, location, facilities and the type of boat are determined when working out your mooring fees, per week.
Additional costs
As well as all the expenses above, there are also domestic bills that need covering. Water and electricity/gas/diesel etc.There's also council tax and insurance required, the running costs; such as fuel, toilets and pumps, and you may also want to pay a yearly maintenance fee in order to get your boat checked to make sure it is still in working order.]]>
Northern Ireland is well known for a series of both natural and man-made attractions it boasts. Shunned by travellers for years, Northern Ireland made a strong comeback following the 1998 Good Friday Agreement and power-sharing contract that promoted peace. Since then, Northern Ireland (also known as Ulster) has rebounded culturally and economically to become one of the world's top destinations.
Even before 1998, this corner of Ireland had maintained its status as a destination for sightseeing. The legendary natural attractions including the mystical Giant's Causeway still remains as one of the more popular destinations for many travellers. Other new arrivals such as the Belfast Titanic quarter are also high on the list.
The Giant's Causeway
The Giant's Causeway remains to be the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ireland, famed for its columns of layered basalt. The natural polygonal-shaped features were created over 60 million years ago by a volcanic eruption. Today, Allen's Tours to the Giant's Causeway remains to be the prime choice for many travellers in this area of outstanding natural beauty. The birth of the Lower, Middle and the Upper Basalts occurred in three different periods of the volcanic action.
The famous amphitheatres of columns shaped like hexagons are formed by the Middle Basalt rock. Although this is the science, the legend on the area says that it was carved out by a mighty giant called Finn McCool, who left his home for a battle with one of his foes named Benandonner across the waters in Scotland. There are various names that bear a testament to the myth including the Giant's Boot, The Camel, The Giant's Granny, The Wishing Chair and The Organ seen high on the cliffs. You can also see Scotland at a distance with good weather. Giant's Causeway tour is open daily from 9am-7pm.
The Causeway Coast
Normally, most visitors will stop along this scenic coast towards experiencing the Giant's Causeway. The surrounding coastline is magnificent and should not be bypassed. There are beautiful dunes, beaches, rolling waves at Portrush and Portstewart.
At Portrush, you can also enjoy a world-class golf course. The ruined medieval Dunluce Castle are just a ten-minute drive to the west, through the scenic village of Bushmills. Visitors will also enjoy perching precipitously on the edge of the cliff. Many centuries ago, the kitchen plunged into the flail of waves on one night. The kitchen boy was the only survivor, perching on the windowsill and was later rescued.
The Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is another of Ulster's must-sees and it's just 15 minutes east of Giant's Causeway. This vertiginous bridge is used by fishermen to a nearby tiny island, where they catch salmon.
The Glens of Antrim
If you have seen enough of the Northern Antrim coastline, the nine Glens of Antrim exude their own charm. If you drive from Ballycastle towards Larne, plenty awaits along the way from tumbling waterfalls, serene lakes, rolling hills and forest trails. The Glenariff is the most famous and the Queen of the nine Glens. Along the way, you will notice the Glendun Bridge which is an excellent man-made feature that makes an excellent example of the innovative designs and construction in Northern Ireland. Visitors will also enjoy the scenic views of the Ballypatrick Forest Park, with over 10 kilometers loop drive around the Carneighaneigh Mountain.
The Titanic Belfast
Tracing Belfast's maritime history and as an honor to Titanic's story, this star-shaped building is a striking landmark representing the White Star Line logo. As part of history, Belfast used to be the powerhouse of British Empire shipbuilding. There are also nine other interactive exhibitions to enjoy including the spot where the infamous and ill-fated Titanic was built. This is truly a world-class destination. Titanic Belfast is open daily June-August (and April) 9am-7pm, May and September 9am-6pm, October-March 10am-5pm.
Carrickfergus Castle
The town and port of Carrickfergus is just a 20 minute drive from Belfast and is home to Carrickfergus Castle. This is one of the best and well-preserved medieval structures to see in Ireland, the Norman castle has been in use for over eight centuries to see off foes. The castle dominates the town and is perched near the shore, with its banqueting hall being one of the best treats for kids visiting the area. You can explore the battlements and the interior with a guide from the vision center and enjoy them at your leisure. Andrew Jackson Centre, is a nearby re-imagined ancestral home to the 7th president of the USA. Carrickfergus Castle is open daily from Monday – Saturday 10am – 4pm and on Sundays from 12 noon to 4pm.]]>
Engagement ring shopping is perhaps the most fraught part of the pre-marriage ritual. Sometimes both the man and the woman do it together, but often it is just the man, who has the massive responsibility on his shoulder of finding the ring that will actually make her happy. In this post we will look at a few key issues around the man choosing the ring, and how it can be handled well, rather than completely messed up.
One of the biggest myths out there right now (it's actually been 'a thing' for decades) is that the ring should cost two months worth of salary from the man's point of view. This is now seen as being rather quaint, and completely off base when it comes to modern times. Instead, men are finding that they should buy the very best ring they can afford without going into debt. It is that simple. Women are starting to expect the very best, and having something that doesn't match up to those expectations can be a real killer when it comes to starting off potential married life.
Most men now know that the very best way to buy engagement rings in Houston is to shop through referrals. If the man has friends and family who have bought rings before in their lives, it is always good for him to ask them for a referral of a good jeweler. If you want to help your man out in this regard, do some digging yourself, and ask your girlfriends if they are engaged or married, where their partner got the ring from. This works out best for you, because at least you will know that your man has found a ring from a decent supplier, rather than something that just isn't going to work.
If you want to help your man out even more, you may need to have a little word with him about diamonds. The bigger the diamond, the more it needs to be certified by a reputable source, not to mention insured, and quickly. Ask him to do his homework and if he wants to surprise you with a big diamond, choose a reputable retailer that can supply authentication paperwork and also to approach a strong insurer that can manage such a purchase. It only pays off in the end as you get the peace of mind of knowing that your diamond is real and that it is insured if the worst should happen.
Finally, if you want to help your man find the perfect engagement rings in Houston, do a little talking around the subject. You don't have to go shopping with him, but you can most certainly give him an idea of what you want. It is going to be scrutinised by your girlfriends, so the more you tell him about the kind of ring you want, the better the end result.
Pu the above ideas into play, and having the engagement ring you want won't be left to chance. Instead, it should go smoothly.]]>
There is no angler who has not experienced at least a single bad day of fishing they would like to forget at some point. No one wants to have to admit this, but most people have had a horrible day of fishing at one point or another. The fact is, this happens. However, if your landing net is beginning to accumulate cobwebs or you don't know what the term 'bass thumb' means then you likely need the tips highlighted here.
Some of the reasons you are probably not catching any fish are found here.
You Remain in the Same Location
There is no type of magic formula that will dictate the amount of time you should remain in the same location prior too moving. However, if you are in the same location for more than an hour with no bites what-so-ever, then it is high time to rethink the location you have selected. Take some time to look around. Are you trying to fish where there is a structure? Or is there a current? A number of game fish will be around these features so try to find one when you pick your 'fishing hole.'
You Know Nothing of the Tide Conditions or Weather
The tide conditions and weather can play a huge role in the amount of fishing success you have. Anglers will often avoid any fishing on completely clear days because it means a cold front, which means challenging fishing conditions. Also, fish will also feed more aggressively right before a front comes in or the pressure drops. If you are going to be fishing in saltwater or in a freshwater tidal area, then it is crucial you look at the tide charts in order to plan your fishing during the right conditions.
You're Over-Thinking Your Fishing Strategies
If you have ever fished in a competitive tournament then you have likely experienced all the frustration that goes along with over-thinking your strategy. If you begin to second-guess yourself in terms of tactics that are working well for you in the past, you may be spending the entire day switching your tackle spots or baits, never giving them a real time to get one option to work.
For more information about successful ways to catch fish and about sport fishing Costa Rica in general, visit the Ryan Lindy Sport Fishing website. Take some time to explore the information found here in order to plan your fishing excursion successfully. Doing so will save you both time and money and ensure you catch the fish you go after.]]>
One of the most relaxing ways to treat yourself is to get pampered at a distinguished spa in Thailand. Thailand offers some of the best spa treatments in the world, coupled with traditional massage practices developed by health gurus to promote healthy living. There more than a thousand spas in Thailand and many of those establishments are found in city hubs or at tourist hotspots in the towns throughout the Kingdom. Spas, not only aim to iron away tight muscles, increase blood flow circulation or even melt away a migraine can help you, relax after a tiring day of traveling.
Spa offer treatments not only for women, men, and couples; additionally, there are now spa treatments designed for children as well. Different spas across Thailand offer different menus or treatment sessions to their clients, depending on the type of services the facility has. Since you're located in Pattaya, Thailand's famous seaside city, Pattaya offers an abundance of spas, varying in services and prices.
So, what do you do to get the best spa treatments in Pattaya?
Check the Spa Menu
Each and every spa offers its own specific list of treatment and sessions, varying in duration and price. If the services you want, for example, if you're planning on getting a facial, hair removal treatments, leg massages, consult with the menu or the spa representative. Ideally, check the price if this is the price you're comfortable with paying. Since Pattaya is a tourist attraction, prices at the spa may be higher than the average spa that's not in a tourist vicinity. One of the more notable spas to go to in Pattaya is the Oasis Spa on Thappaya Road, between Jomtien Beach and South pattaya. The location offers seveal ancient spa therapies, including signature massages, packages, treaments and hydrotherapy. The menu at this location comes with an assortment of treaments; from body wraps to exfoliating scrubs, you can expect to be pampered in the best treatments the spa can offer.
Cleanliness is one of the most important things to consider when planning to go to a spa. Hence, that's why you should read online reviews of spas. Before booking an appointment, you can also choose to visit the spa to check it out or inquire from your friends about the establishment. It is without a doubt a spa must be clean. An excellent spa for you is one that is clean and ensures proper sanitation. Items such as towels should be washed and treated after every client. Bathrobes and sandals should also be clean and dry. The Tea Tree Spa at Holiday Inn Pattaya is a great spa. The professional therapists are trained to provide you with the best possible spa experience via services, smiles and of course, sanitation.
Learn about Spa Etiquette
Are you a first timer? Going to a spa for the first time may seem strange, but nonetheless, it's one of the most rewarding things you can do. Spa etiquette is good to know, especially when this is your first time going. Ideally when going to spa, it's recommended to wear comfortable and loose clothing rather than tight-fitting clothes. When going to the spa, the professional therapists will apply all sorts of essential oils and skin creams on you after the treatment. Wearing tight clothes would stick to your skin and you'll feel unpleasant for the rest of the day. Additionally, when going to spas, there are many sessions where customers are required to remove their clothing for an all-out massage experience. It may seem intrusive but removing ones clothes at spas are necessary, especially for full-on body massages, wraps and scrubs.
Spas hire professional therapists to ensure each client feels comfortable in their own skin and quite frankly, therapists are used to seeing customers in the nude. Customers will have their own private rooms; therefore, you don't have to worry about showing your skin to others.
When going to spas, you have to keep your mind at ease and relax; spas are meant to help you unwind and get in touch with your inner self. After a long day of traveling across Pattaya, zipping into attractions and malls, what better way to end the day than to let go at one of Pattaya's best spas?]]>
One of the most popular activities that a person can participate in during the summer is fishing. For years, this has been a favorite hobby of people all over the country. There are a number of ways you can enhance the overall level of efficiency that you have while fishing. With the rise in technology, many different fishing apps have sprouted up. These apps can teach a new fisherman a lot and all well worth the money that are paid for them. The following are a few of the best apps to use when heading out on a fishing trip.
The Pro Angler App
One of the most popular and legitimate apps on the market is Pro Angler. This app can help the fisherman pick out the best fishing spots in a variety of locations. There is also a weather station built in that will give up to date information regarding the forecast in a particular area. You will also be able to get a look at the various species of fish in an area so you can easily identify them when you catch them. Many avid fisherman use this app with great success.
Orvis Fly Fishing
Another very popular and useful app that you can use is Orvis Fly Fishing. For people new to the world of fly fishing, this app can help them greatly. This app can teach things like fly fishing techniques and even how to tie some of the]]>
You might be wondering why you can't use public transport to get around, but as there are few buses, it would be too difficult. As New Zealand only has a small population of four million people, it's easy to see why public transport is limited.
While you can book a tour bus to take you on day trips to some of New Zealand's most popular locations, the best way to get around is by car. When it comes to exploring, road trips are definitely one of the best ways to see new places, New Zealand included.
To help you plan the ultimate road trip to New Zealand, here are a few useful tips:
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The most important thing, when it comes to planning a road trip, is choosing the right mode of transport. The type of vehicle you want will depend on various factors; including your budget, group size, and the comfort that you want. The vehicle you choose will also depend on when you are visiting, if you are planning a visit during the winter, a four by four is advisable.
If you are planning on camping or sleeping in your vehicle while you travel, it's probably best to opt for a campervan. Many campervans come with built-in sleeping areas, as well as kitchen facilities.
As well as taking the time to choose the type of vehicle that you want, it's also important to choose a reliable car hire company. Choose a company that has a wide range of vehicles, offers affordable prices, and includes insurance.
Car hire in New Zealand can be expensive, so it's important that you shop around to find the best price. However, that being said, don't go for a company that offers super cheap car hire, as the quality of the cars may be low.
Once you have hired your car or camper, the next step is to map out the route for your trip. You will obviously need to start at the location where you are collecting your car from, and can then go onto wherever you like from there.
Invest in a guide book and do some reading, get an idea of all the best places to visit. Once you have decided on where you want to stop off, work out the best route to see everything. Ideally, what you should do is plan a route that goes in a circle, ending at the location where you need to leave your hire vehicle.
Once you have decided on the route, that you will take, work out where you will be stopping each night and look for campsites near there. It's better to camp on a campsite than on the side of the road, as you will have access to all the campsite facilities.
New Zealand is an amazing place, it has so many fantastic things to see and do, including some of the world's most beautiful views. As public transport is limited, the best way to see the country is via car, so planning a road trip is ideal.
San Diego is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the United States. With white sand beaches, rocky coasts, palm trees abound, and a bright skyline, there is much to love about the city. In addition to stunning scenery and perfect sunny and arid weather, San Diego also offers a diverse selection of activities and attractions for visitors.
Whether you are an avid outdoorsman, an epicurean, a beer snob, or simply looking for a fun family vacation, there is something for you. A few favorites include:
Beaches are free in San Diego, and they can provide hours of free and beautiful fun. La Jolla Shores is a favorite beach and it's pretty easy to spend the day playing beach volleyball or Frisbee, enjoying body boarding or surfing, or simply laying on the beach. Many beaches, such as La Jolla Cove, have equipment on the beach available to rent or outfitters close by where you can rent surfboards, sea kayaks, paddle boards, and other ocean sport equipment for a nominal cost.
The rocky coast of San Diego also makes certain areas great for viewing wildlife. Cabrillo National Monument Park provides visitors with hours of free exploring through the area's tide pools, caves, and cliffs. Starfish, sea urchins, anemones, and other ocean dwellers can usually be found in the park's tide pools, and seals, sea lions, dolphins, and sometimes even whales can be viewed from the rocky shore. Torres Pines State Natural Reserve and Torres Pines State Beach are also a little less touristy and offer opportunities to see wildlife and enjoy the area's diverse natural resources.
Craft Beer
Just outside of San Diego is one of the best craft brewers in the country, Stone Brewing Company. At their brewery, you can go on a tour, enjoy excellent food on their beautiful and expansive patio, and beers from Stone and other craft brewers. But Stone isn't the only brewery worth a visit. Mission Brewery, Green Flash, Coronado Brewery Company, and countless others are scattered throughout San Diego and all offer a great beer selection and unique atmospheres.
Although you can choose to take a San Diego beer tour, they can be a little high priced. To make your beer fun more affordable, rent transportation and visit an area with a high concentration of breweries. This way you can stop in and have a flight of beers at each brewery you are interested in.
Whether you are in to art, animals, history, or shopping, there is an attraction, or a few, for you in San Diego. An internet search is highly recommended as the list of things to do is large; however, a few of the most popular attractions include:
San Diego Zoo
The San Diego Zoo is one of the best in the world, and it is definitely worth the admission price. The zoo features animals from all over the world, many of which aren't viewable elsewhere, and hosts numerous educational exhibits, shows, and performances. If you choose to go, get there early as the park literally takes a full day to see it all.
Scripps Burch Aquarium and Museum
The Scripps Burch Aquarium isn't the biggest in the world but it offers stunning views, tide pools, educational shows and exhibits, and it's relatively cheap. Admission for adults is only $17, and there are plenty of sea creatures to see. The animals in the aquarium are those that can be found in the region, and everyone has a chance to pet starfish and sea cucumbers in the tide pools. The aquarium also boasts spectacular views of the coast.
Coronado Island
A modern home of naval aviation history, Coronado Island offers museums and education, as well as world-class dining and shopping. The resort on the island is pricey, but for those who can afford it, Hotel Coronado is well worth the stay.
Tips for Your Stay
There is definitely a lot to do and see in San Diego and it can quickly add up and break the bank if you aren't careful. A few ways to keep your stay budget friendly include:
Affordable Accommodations
There are plenty of hotels throughout San Diego and they range from luxurious to roadside dive. However, even the rougher looking hotels can be expensive and they don't always offer worthwhile amenities. Great places to look for cheap and comfortable places to stay include:
Timeshares are a great way to book luxury accommodations without paying hundreds of dollars a night. Welk Timeshares is just north of San Diego and offers a more exclusive getaway option for visitors. Those staying can enjoy golf, swimming, tennis, the spa, or the beach without leaving the resort's acreage. If you are interested in experiencing a more inclusive stay, staying at a timeshare such as those provided by Welk can save a lot of money as you have all your activities included in your stay.
For a Welk Timeshare review, visit the resort's Facebook page. Other timeshares throughout the area may also offer different amenities or may be in locations that are more suitable to the intentions of your vacation.
AirBnB allows people to turn their homes into hotels. Users can cruise through the site, find a place that suits their needs and budget, and book through the owner much like they would a hotel or booking site. Accommodations available range from one bedroom to an entire house and range dramatically in location and price.
If you are truly looking for a way to stay for free and aren't too worried about the quality of your accommodations, consider Couchsurfing. The site allows you to stay for free with locals which can be a great way to get insider knowledge of the area, but user-beware. Although Couchsurfing usually offers convenient housing, you never quite know what you are going to get. You can find yourself sleeping on a couch, a sofa, a blow-up mattress, or even a spare bed.
Cheap Transportation
San Diego does have public transportation, but it isn't necessarily the best. To make sure that you are able to get where you want when you want without breaking the bank, consider trying the following:
Check to see if your hotel has a free shuttle. Most major hotels in San Diego offer shuttles to the bigger attractions in the city. Prior to booking, as your hotel if they have this service. If they don't, it may be more worthwhile to spend a little more to stay elsewhere if it means that you aren't spending $50 a day on cab fares.
Rent a Zip Car. In San Diego, there is no need to spend a couple hundred dollars to have a car all week via traditional renting. Over the last few years, Zip cars have worked hard to build their infrastructure throughout the city making it easy to pick up a Zip car, use it for the few hours needed, and conveniently drop it off when you're done. It's easy. It's cheap. And you get to be on your time.
Look up Uber or Lyft. Uber and Lyft are both in San Diego, and are great ways to get to where you need to go cheaply and with a local as your guide. Most drivers are more than willing to give you tips on places to visit and eat while in the city which gives this form of transportation an additional perk.
Rent a bike or scooter. San Diego is known world-wide for its perfect weather. If you don't intend to go too far from where you are staying but are interested in checking out a few local areas, rent a bike or scooter. There's a bikeable boardwalk from Mission Beach to La Jolla that makes it easy to enjoy different beaches, shops, and restaurants, and most of the city is accessible via scooter. The area is also very sensitive to bikers so you can feel pretty safe while using this green way to commute.
Buy Attraction Tickets Beforehand
If you buy tickets for attractions at the door, you will almost always pay full price unless you have a military, senior, or student ID available. To ensure that you are not paying full price for admission, which can be high depending on the park, buy your tickets online and before you go. Buying online usually saves you about $10 for major park admission, but can save you upwards of 50 percent off admission price. Groupon and Living Social are also great places to find deals on attractions throughout the city.
If you know that you will be seeing several attractions throughout the city, look into getting a multi-attraction pass. These passes can be purchased online and can save you over 50 percent on your admission fees. Even better is that most companies selling the passes allow you to build your own passes. Participating attractions include LEGOLAND, San Diego Zoo, Scripps Birch Aquarium, whalewatching cruises, and many more.
San Diego is a beautiful city with plenty of diverse activities for anyone. If you want luxury, you can find it. If you want to experience luxury without paying for it, you can find it too. Enjoying the finer side of the city doesn't require you to break the bank. You simply have to know how to look for discounts and avoid the extras that don't need to cost so much extra.


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