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The portable Transducer LCR Mount doubles as a transducer and LCR mount. Includes LCR mount swivels. Adjustable range: 15''–24''. Maximum clamp opening: 1.75''. Weight: 2.5 lbs.
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This a great addition for a kayak canoe or even if your renting a boat to fish.The instructions could be a little bigger but overall this is a great idea and super product..
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Don4438 Great Purchase
Item was easy to put together. Instructions are not very clear, but with some common sense and looking at the picture, one can figure it out. My fish finder would not fit, so I made some modifications to get my fish finder mounted - no problem. There was no pad to protect my boat. I called the company and had a good conversation with the person. He said that they no longer provided the pad due to costs. So I used a furnature felt pad with adhesive - works fine.
Would like it better if it allowed the transducer bracket to swivel. That way, I could mount the unit while it was on the trailer and not have to worry about the Transducer hitting the trailer fender.
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Can the lower part of this mount swing out of the water while the sysem is clamped on the boat?
All you have to do is tighten the adjuster wing nut.I have have the transducer strap to the end of mine in the water hope that helpsA:
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A new extension of TOCCA's fine fragrance line comes in the form of a solid perfume. Each 0.15 oz perfume is packaged in a gold decorated compact and housed in a gold foil designed box. From its whimsical packaging to the already adored scents- it is perfect for travel and anyone on the go! Florence- |
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Doesn't smell anything like the spray, the spray is a lovely floral, this smells like baby powder.
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I fell in love with this scent when I tried their delicates wash for clothing. I had hoped the scents would be very similar. This one smells very woodsy to me. That lightly sweet floral scent is gone. It still smells nice, but it's not the same to me. Kudos for the adorable packaging, and the plastic case is so much better than metal ones I've had in solid's before that would rust over time. The solid, though it seems very small; will last a long time. It has a slight shimmer to the base that looks pretty...not 5 year old glittery. It still smells pretty, but I was highly disappointed it was not the same scent I was looking for. This scent lasted through the day for me as well. Though of course, it's not as strong later.
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I love the convenience of the solid perfume. The packaging is cute & compact but it is not as potent as the spray. The smell is similar but there's something different about it. The spray perfume is so intoxicating but I feel like I have to struggle to smell the solid perfume on me. I use it for everyday as a subtle scent and save the spray for evening use.
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When CPJ covered the Pakistani government's attempt to build a massive censorship system for the country's Internet in February, we noted a key problem with such huge blocking systems: they are, at heart, democratically unaccountable.
When CPJ covered the Pakistani government's attempt to build a massive censorship system for the country's Internet in February, we noted a key problem with such huge blocking systems: they are, at heart, democratically unaccountable.
CPJ's María Salazar-Ferro names the 12 countries where journalists are murdered regularly and governments fail to solve the crimes. Where are leaders failing to uphold the law? Where are conditions getting better? And where is free expression in danger? (4:46)
Read CPJ's 2012 Impunity Index. And visit our Global Campaign Against Impunity and see how you can help.
Brazil, Pakistan, and India--three nations with high numbers of unsolved journalist murders--failed an important test last month in fighting the scourge of impunity. Delegates from the three countries took the lead in raising objections to a U.N. plan that would strengthen international efforts to combat deadly anti-press violence.
In case there was any doubt about the stance of Pakistani authorities on the murder of journalists, UNESCO's 28th biennial session offered an instructive insight. In addition to discussing the U.N. Draft Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity during the meeting, held in Paris in March, member states were to report on judicial inquiries into the killings of journalists from 2006 to 2009. Pakistan was among 17 countries that did not respond to the request. It was also one of three countries that refused to discuss the UNESCO draft, intended to take legislative measures to combat attacks on the press. This was a reflection of our sad state of affairs.
Pakistani journalists are under threat, and the public is paying the price. The most recent report from the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan includes a detailed chapter on freedom of expression, which ties growing suppression to rising incidence of violence and threats against news media. Not coincidentally, Pakistan sits near the top of CPJ's Impunity Index and other the global lists of most dangerous countries for reporters.
Given that it is usually punishable by death, "treason" is a dangerous word to bandy about. When it is applied to journalists, it is even more worrisome. We've seen that in Sri Lanka, which is in the throes of a backlash against a U.N. resolution on past human rights abuses. (See "Amid Sri Lankan denial, threats rise for journalists.") Photographs of journalists who have been critical of Colombo, their faces barely obscured, have been shown on television; one broadcast even repeatedly used the picture of a journalist's daughter, according to the Network for Rights media support group.
At Columbia University on Monday evening, CPJ board member Ahmed Rashid held forth to a full house in a conversation with Steve Coll about U.S. foreign policy in Afghanistan and Pakistan. If you're reading this blog, there's most likely no need to explain who Rashid is--or Coll, for that matter. The earliest reference I could find on cpj.org to Rashid dated back to 2000, about events in 1999, when he was the Islamabad bureau chief for the now-defunct Far Eastern Economic Review. His latest book, Pakistan on the Brink: The Future of America, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, is the most recent installment in a steady stream of trenchant, reliable, reality-based analysis of geopolitical affairs in Central and South Asia. If you need to be convinced, check out Foreign Policy's list of Top 100 Global Thinkers.
A video of the event, which was co-sponsored by CPJ, is now available here.
Last month, Pakistan's government put out requests for proposals for a massive, centralized, Internet censorship system. Explaining that "ISPs and backbone providers have expressed their inability to block millions of undesirable web sites using current manual blocking systems," the state-run National Information Communications Technology Research and Development Fund said it therefore requires "a national URL filtering and blocking system."
In Pakistan, the term "a war of words" can take on a menacing dimension beyond the metaphorical. Words--written, spoken, or reported--regularly land journalists in trouble, a very literal, physical sort of trouble. Reporters have become accustomed to being threatened, and over the years they've seen threats sometimes build to abductions, beatings, and even death. Such violence seldom comes without a string of prior warnings.


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It was a high price to pay for a program that has been downloaded for free by millions of people around the world. But Al-Sharqi says he would have paid an even steeper price had the regime of Saddam Hussein, which banned the use of instant messaging software, found out about it.
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A while back some one was selling Pre-pro sling gun kits. Who is this person and does he have anymore? If not does anyone else have one that they would be willing to part with?
Discussion on Official Pre-Pro "Sling Gun" Thread within the Boba Fett Costume forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; A while back some one was selling Pre-pro sling gun
A while back some one was selling Pre-pro sling gun kits. Who is this person and does he have anymore? If not does anyone else have one that they would be willing to part with?
I was wondering if anyone has ever drawn up plans for the sling-gun? I have the photos in the Star Wars Chronicles, is there any other good source of reference for this weapon. Thanks.
I believe GA offers kits of this gun. Someone here may be able to help you out, I know one was up for sale not long ago...
Yes I had posted not too long ago about it. There is someone on here who makes them. Wait long enough and he will contact you.
I got mine on the mail today. He said it was going to take like 14 days it took like 5. I am really pleased with it. Yes it needed some work, edges trimmed up a little bit, but I knew that going into it so everything was cool. Now what I want to see is how some of you who have this have painted it.
Not that I know of. I've been looking for one as well.
I'll email him tonight and let him know you guys are looking. I dont think he spends too much time on this board.
I bought one from him alreday. I got it in hand and it is really nice. I will try to post some pics of the completed thing later today or tomorrow.
I hate to say it, but I'm looking for a kit too. It would be great to find a source for one soon...
Is this the pistol you're talking about?
It's actually mine. GA did have it at one point, but I've been asked about it enough recently that I went ahead and made a nice set of molds so I can offer it myself. I used the CHRONICLES book and a great photo from a Calender (of all things) for reference.
The above picture is one of the castings that's been primed. I personally like it better than the one used in EMPIRE, I think it just looks a little cooler.
Morganthirteen - Shawn you have Private Mail.
this gun kicks major arse!..
Two down one left..then I will need a specail Boba Fett Guns case..
can't go wrong..
thanks Shawn
You're very welcome, Curtis!
Shawn is the blaster master!
Looking good bud.
Oh, and welcome aboard!!
I'm doing a ROTJ suit, but already have a sling gun that I want to carry along with my EE-3 just cause the gun is so cool. What's the best way to carry this bad boy? Holster like some of the action figures? Slung over the sholder on a strap?
Over the shoulder with a strap on the stock just like the PrePro suit it came from.
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What's the best way to carry this bad boy? Holster like some of the action figures? Slung over the sholder on a strap?
Thanks, Lynn!Quote:Shawn is the blaster master!
Looking good bud.
Oh, and welcome aboard!!
The holster blaster is a different gun all togiether..
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I'm doing a ROTJ suit, but already have a sling gun that I want to carry along with my EE-3 just cause the gun is so cool. What's the best way to carry this bad boy? Holster like some of the action figures? Slung over the sholder on a strap?
so far I have seen three blasters for Boba not counting the differnt versions of the EE-3
what are all of bobas guns?
the sling gun,
side pistol,
is that all?
If this schematic were replicated in Fiber Glass. Would there be interest in such an item...
Let me know by PM. I may prototype one for a caster friend. LMK
I might be intrested but I think the little trigger button should be on the front of the gun not on the back.
The trigger position is odd, I agree. It is based on the action figure and pre-pro photos. A thumb trigger. Weird, like on a joystick. The other sling being offered on TDH is very nice, awesome actually...it is like the difference between Maroon and Cabernet used on ROTJ gauntlets...hmmmm. Very similar, but different.
I'm looking for a pre-pro blaster, anyone with some info please contact me.
Looky at mine. It is like the one the White Fett has. UZI-based...
Here is my Blaster...
Another shot...
I based it on an UZI, which was the weapon he was holding in the white fett pic. I beefed up the barrel a bit and got rid of the silly metal stick and circuit board. Let me know what you think.
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I'm looking for a pre-pro blaster, anyone with some info please contact me.
I'm going to be working on my kick rump pre pro blaster kit, but I was trying to find pics of the actual to base my paint job on it... Since the online CD is out for the time being, does anyone know of a place online where there are good pre-pro pics?
I did the search here but I didn't find but one live link?
Do guys think I could turn a Nintendo Zapper into one? im juts wondering how I could attach the little PVC to the gun itself, I know I could proboly make the back part easy, but any ideas on attchment?
Bore through the back-end with a large drill bit, push a dowel rod in and JB Weld the heck out of it! Use Balsawood, Pine or layers of Sintra with Bondo as a butt!
Good luck!
Hey guys I've got one of the sling-gun kits and I was wondering if you guys could help me out...
Anybody have any pics of the prepro sling-gun? I've got the card board stand up, but you can't make out much of the detail or even the color used.
What sort of sling would I use and how would be the correct may to conect it to the gun?
Any help would be great. Thanks
anyone have blueprints or schematics for this gun?
Look what was just post over on RPF. One more piece of the puzzle falls into place.
I will be doing blueprints of the Sling gun in the near future so stay tuned. This find is going to help out a great deal.
Well I could resist taking a shot at some blueprint based on the photos that were posted. Once some real dimensions get posted I'll revise them.
Anyone still make these? I'm going to need one for my prepro v2, but it seems like this is one of the less reproduced pieces of Fett's arsenal.
If anyone can drop me a pm to even just get me on the right track, I'd appreciate it.
I've been looking for these too so i know how you feel Hellopike
So I have some questions to bring up about the PrePro blaster.
Looking at various images, there looks like their were 2 different versions of the prepro blaster. A Black and silver version with a red trigger, and a blue and silver verion with a charred barrel.
Now the Black and silver version I've only seen in two cropped images... Does this version show up in any promotional shots, or is it just a replica someone made with different colors?
Number 1
number 2
Here's some photo reference of the PrePro blaster I've found around the interweb- most of which that I don't believe is posted anywhere on TDH. I figure I'd post it all here on the official thread, and host it at my domain because I'm not going anywhere, and sometimes userposted images vanish...
the base of the gun is made by "Kaiser Fototechnik", a German Company, it´s called "Schulterstativ" Here´s a pic of my packed one.
Is anyone still making sling guns? PM me.
Here is the link to the sling gun blueprints.
If you would like to build your own.
Anyone know where I can buy one of these??
I already PMd Morganthirteen but have not heard back from him...
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SUPER EGO All of a lately, my inbox has been flooded with so many bangin' all-night underground party invites — real underground, not just some dude from Ibiza who doesn't play Afromaus or whatever — that I've had to hike my virtual pants up to my gloriously toned calves. I look like a Williamsburg 2k7 thrift store hipster, minus the neon shutter shades. (Well, at least we're not in clamdigger territory ... yet.)
I don't know what gives, but I like it. I haven't seen so many undergrounds go off since the heyday of the Compound and Odyssey a few years back. Real estate prices, annoying neighbors, an overeager alcohol board, and too many bored police have always foiled a thriving underground scene in SF. Oakland has fared much better — and even there I've seen a recent uptick in quality basement throwdowns.
Good. No matter how nifty our big clubs and regular parties — and they're pretty nifty — they can always use some competition as corrective, especially when they've become too bright, or too crowded, or wrong-crowded, or expensive, or not nearly loud or bass-heavy enough. And the parties themselves have been fantastic. I'll always heart the kandi kids, but it's nice to pack into an extralegal venue rocking some batshit techno and a friendly crowd — with no fear of losing an eye to any errant Glo-Sticks. Thanks, rave unicorn!
So perfect. Two of our legendary bass crews, the Indian-flavored Surya Dub and the Jamaican-rolled Dub Mission jamming together... at a pot club. One of the city's sleekest and most innovative cannabis dispensaries, at that: SPARC, teaming up with Grown Kids Radio. With Kush Arora, Sep, J-Boogie, and Maneesh the Twister.
Thu/21, 7-10pm, free and 18+ but must RSVP to www.sparcsf.org/gkr before the event. 1256 Mission, SF. www.facebook.com/sparc
Hard to believe the guiding light of global electronic music, Cheb i Sabbah, is no longer with us, having passed away from cancer last week at the age of 66. But the music will always remain: This gala celebration, named for the party he put on for almost 20 years, will honor his contribution to the musical melting pot and bring the classic SF nightlife community out to honor Chebiji's legacy. With more than 30 performers and Djs from around the world, including DJ Rekha, Dub Gabriel, Sep, Little John, Radiohiro, Jimmy Love, and Opium Sabbah.
Thu/21, 7pm-late, $10–$20 suggested donation. 1015 Folsom, SF. www.1015.com
Two Bay Area techno greats get together to rock Mighty's sound system. Alland decamped for Berlin several years ago to run his successful Bad Animal imprint and Nikola, despite playing host to nearly every foreign DJ who blows through town, has been far too absent from the decks lately. Don't sleep.
Thu/21, 10pm-late, $10 advance. Mighty, 119 Utah, SF. www.mighty119.com
Oh hey, we're throwing a party. The Bay Guardian that is. The latest in our series of evening soirees at the de Young Museum, this Friday evening happening pays homage to the new David Hockney exhibit by giving you a little retro-future zazz. DJs from neato Italo disco monthly Galaxy Radio shine like stars, with interdimensional face-painting, living statues, cool jewelry-making, and art, art, art (and cocktails).
Fri/22, 6pm-8:45pm, free. de Young Museum, 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive, Golden Gate Park, SF. deyoung.famsf.org
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Ideas on lockdown: A look at TEDx events held in prisons
From the TED Blog's week-long celebration of TEDx:
Yes, TEDx has been behind bars. Since the birth of the TEDx program in 2009, independently organized events have been held at correctional facilities in at least three countries — at youth and adult institutions, both with speakers and without.
In Spain, organizer Antonella Broglia was determined to bring TEDx to Soto Del Real prison outside Madrid. "They do not have Internet inside the prison," she explains. "They do not even have the infrastructures to make sure they will have Internet in the future. Bringing TEDTalks inside that huge prison made them known to people who had no idea TED existed. I believe this is our major responsibility as organizers: open new minds, contact new hearts. And I was inspired by a group of volunteers who work to use culture in prison as a tool for redemption. They made me see that a TEDTalk could be a means for redemption—or at least for discussion."
So far, there have been two TEDx Salon events (where only TEDTalks are shown) in the prison and right now, Brogilia is working with volunteers to make TEDxSotoDelReal a standard event. She hopes that inmates will not just be audience members, but speakers as well.
Five thousand miles away in the United States, TEDxMingusMountain grew out of another event, TEDxScottsdale. Organizer Bob Diehl explains, "A woman marched up to me, announced that she is a convicted felon and that she has now dedicated her life to helping incarcerated women live full lives in prison, and told me she wants to do a TEDx in [a] prison." Unsurprisingly, Diehl was intrigued.
This woman, Sue Ellen Allen, took the reins and became the organizer for TEDxMingusMountain, planned to take place five months later in a residential facility for 12 to 18-year-old girls in Prescott Valley, Arizona.
But the journey to TEDxMingusMountain wasn't easy. Allen says, "The administration was hesitant. They were unfamiliar with TED. While educating them on the concept, we had a change in the director halfway though the discussions."
Diehl and Allen were forced to push back the event date by almost a year, after an unrelated event put the facility into lockdown.
"We were only told six weeks [before the event] we could have a new date," says Diehl. "The entire original TEDx team and presenter roster were no longer available, so it was a challenge to get it done in time."
Still, the show went on.
"The formal TEDxMingusMountain was allowed to take one hour," Diehl recalls. "The girls' day was re-arranged to accommodate it. The residential population and their staff assembled in the facility's gymnasium. There was no air conditioning, and no blackout curtains on the windows. We left Phoenix at 6am to make the 9am start time, and had 30 minutes to set up."
Allen said that she was pleasantly surprised by how receptive the audience was.
"After [presenting in prisons] for 2 1/2 years, I can recognize the sounds of the audience," she tells the TED Blog. "There can be the sound of silence or the sound of rustling. For this event, the sound of silence trumped the rustling. Many times during the event you could hear dead silence as the girls listened intently."
During the talks, one of the girls was seen "writing furiously," says Allen. Later in the day, she learned that the girl was writing poems.
"She presented them to each of our performers," Allen said. "They are unedited, raw and beautiful. This girl has had unspeakable life experiences. "
After such success, Allen plans to continue hosting TEDx events in prisons. "I want to stick with TEDx because it is all about ideas and education," she said. "If we can bring more of this inside the razor wires of our systems, I know we can impact lives. I really believe TEDx is the vehicle to do it."
Her enthusiasm matches that of organizer Jordan Edelheit, of TEDxMarionCorrectional in Ohio, who stepped foot into a prison for the first time only five months before her event.
"TEDxMarionCorrectional [was] an opportunity to give a voice to a section of our society who is rarely heard from and often times overlooked and cast aside," she said. "Although I was confident that our team had put together a thought-provoking event, I don't think I was fully prepared for the amount of people — both inside and outside guests —to respond with such emotion. At least seven incarcerated men came up to myself and the fellow organizers to look us in the eyes and thank us. Since the event, they have repeated time and time again how TEDxMarionCorrectional created an environment where they 'felt human again.'"
For the team behind TEDxLipcaniPrison in Moldova (pictured above), enthusiasm was not as easily conjured.
"I never before had to face so much rejection, and indifference," said organizer Elena Zgardan, adding that her feelings turned around as soon as she met some of the prisoners for whom she was planning the event. "I got to visit the prison and…after having a discussion for almost two hours with more than 10 convicts, I knew that the TEDx event is not only something great and needed, but that the timing was perfect. More than half of the boys I talked to were soon to be released from prison. I think the event gave the youth from the prison a view of an alternative life, a life that may be theirs as well."
She concludes, "There are a few moments that will remain with me … [but] no matter how high my expectations could be, I could never expect tears in their eyes."
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Río Magnolia Nature Lodge, Costa Rica
Río Magnolia is a rainforest eco-lodge situated above the southern Pacific surf town of Dominical on a 280 acre property with great ocean, jungle and valley views. We are located between Manuel Antonio Park and the Osa Peninsula. We are home to many species of birds, mammals, butterflies, insects and other interesting critters!
Our Costa Rica ecotourism project is located near the small rural towns of La Alfombra and San Cristobal where our employees live. Our commitment to sustainability and protecting the environment is reflected in a number of initiatives. Out of our 110 hectar (280 acre) property, 90 hectares are primary and secondary rainforest, which we protect. The balance is pasture, where we have some cows and horses. This year we have been approved to participate in a conservation program whereby its 84 hectares of natural forest are protected for the mitigation of greenhouse gases, the protection of the water resources and the preservation of the biodiversity and ecosystem. We are also beginning a reforestation program to plant 3 hectares of pasture with various species of indigenous trees. About 5000 shade Arabica coffee plants have been planted with fruit and poro trees intermingled to provide shade as well as habitat for some species of birds. Hummingbirds particularly like the flowers of the poro trees. Our electrical power is produced by a renewable energy source, the river Magnolia, which runs through our property. A 12 kW hydro-electric system provides all of the electricity to the Lodge and is distributed to the various buildings by buried cable, thus protecting the wildlife from harm. Four years ago we started a recycling program for the town which has been very successful. We are located in the Path of the Tapir Biological Corridor, which was developed by a conservation group called ASANA, friends of nature. This biological corridor of forests allows habitat for the movement of wildlife.
Experience the casual elegance of the Lodge, an exciting combination of comfortable accommodations set in primitive surroundings. Imagine waking up nestled in soft white linens while listening to the sounds from the jungle! Breakfast always starts with fresh fruit and juice and homemade granola and yoghurt followed by a daily special. New to Rio Magnolia...from our coffee plantation you can savour the taste of freshly ground Arabica coffee. Tour our plantation and see how our plants are shade grown and the cherries are processed using the renewable energy from our hydro plant. Dinner menus are prepared daily to meet your expectations for great food using the freshest ingredients. Produce that we dont grow in our garden, we purchase from local farmers and from the weekly feria (farmers market) in San Isidro. In the evening, enjoy mouth-watering appetizers while watching the sunset over the ocean at the bar or on the terrace, or cozy up by our crackling fireplace. For dinner the tables are dressed with white table linens, fine china and sparkling crystal goblets. Candles flicker. We want our guests to enjoy the atmosphere of the relaxed but elegant dining experience.
Activities are available at Rio Magnolia and in the area; enjoy hiking in the primary forest or to the giant ceiba tree and Magnolia waterfalls, bird watching, walking along the roads and pathways, swimming in the large infinity pool, or relaxing with a book and binoculars on one of the many covered terraces. Rio Magnolia is the home for many species of birds, plants and trees and animals. In fact, the author of The Birds of Costa Rica, A Field Guide, Richard Garrigues, did a bird count at Rio Magnolia as part of the annual Christmas bird count and counted 138 different bird species that day. We can arrange day or half-day trips to one of the many south Pacific beaches; whale watching (seen December to March and July to late October) and dolphin tours at Ballena National Park, a Cano Island tour for snorkelling, hiking at Corcovado Park in the Osa Peninsula, canopy tours and zip-lining at Hacienda Baru National Wildlife Refuge and horseback riding to Nauyaca Falls. A trip into San Isidro del General, a very booming agricultural town, on market day is fun too.
Special packages are available...Romance, Adventure, Bird Watching. Rio Magnolia is also an ideal place for a destination wedding or a special group function. We can accommodate 14-16 people comfortably in our 3 Lodge suites and 4 cabinas. Please inquire about our group rates.
Río Magnolia promises to provide its guests with superior accommodations, food, service and a Costa Rican jungle experience. Words or pictures cannot describe the beauty and magnificence of the vistas; Rio Magnolia a rainforest experience! Wake up to the sounds of howler monkeys and toucans!
Pura Vida
John and Maureen Paterson
What guests have written lately,
Thank you for sharing your paradise with us. We loved staying with you and your dogs, hiking through the beautiful country side and playing in the waterfalls. We found much peace sleeping and waking up to the sounds of the jungle. ~ Shaun and Sarah, Brooklyn, New York. April 2012
Thank you for a lovely couple of days. It was a treat being so well looked after. We loved the cocktails, the food, the guided walk, the dogs and the warm and welcoming atmosphere. Simon, Rose, Molly, Jess, Lily, Kew, England. April 2012
We are so happy we found you. Thanks for looking after us so kindly including the waterfall hike and the cheesecake! Victor and Catherine, Washington, D.C. March 2012
Everyone has been so welcoming and helpful this week our week has flown by and were definitely not ready to return home (or to part from the food)!Thank you John and dogs for all the guided tours on the property-youre an interpretive guide at heart! Kristan and Grant, Guelph, Ontario, Canada. March 2012
An unbelievable experience. Hard to believe such beauty exists. Such comfort! Such food! Absolutely wonderful. Peter and Mary, Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. March 2012
Another wonderful visit to Rio Magnolia Thank-you! Nancy and Bill, Santa Ana, Costa Rica. March 2012
Paradise in Costa Rica! Thanks for the hospitality! We already are thinking about how to return during coffee harvest. Susan and Dave and Ellie, Colorado/Ohio USA. March 2012
We are back! Best vacation we have ever had, thats why we came back! You are amazing hosts and friends! Tanya, Jonathan, Cheryl, Tampa, Florida. February 2012
We are back! Best vacation we have ever had, thats why we came back! You are amazing hosts and friends! Tanya, Jonathan, Cheryl, Tampa, Florida. February 2012
How fortunate am I to return again, one year later. As usual everything was perfect, weather, food, drinks, company but most of all both of you and your exceptional staff! Connie, Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada / Trinity, Florida. February 2012
We thank you both for such a beautiful and unique vacation. The Lodge and the grounds are spectacular and we absolutely loved our accommodation- El Cielo. Our first trip to Costa Rica was truly a memorable one! Donna and Mickey, Trinity, Florida. February 2012
It is like a trip to your grandmothers house where she is so happy to take care of you! There are no words to describe the food. Thank you for making our stay enjoyable- Mike and Martha, Ponte Vedra, Florida, USA. February 2012
To describe your incredible place and hospitality requires all the superlatives in our vocabulary. Imaginative, beautifully presented food, a fabulous environment and congenial hosts- this is a paradise. Nancy and Chuck, Trinity, Florida/ Schroon Lake, New York. February 2012
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for one of the most amazing weeks of our lives. You made us feel comfortable yet spoiled. The food was amazing too! The dogs are a joy. The trails challenging! Frank and Judy, Milton, Ontario, Canada. February 2012
What an amazing place you have, its truly paradise. We loved waking up to our spectacular view every morning with the birds. Your staff is amazing..and so is the Cook!!! Darrin and Sarah, Toronto, Canada. February 2012
Thank you so much for a wonderful stay- it surpassed every expectation. You and your staff are so friendly and helpful! Lindsay and Dan, Hopkinton, MA, USA. February 2012
Thank you and your wonderful staff for a lovely, lovely week filled with adventures and a beautiful surroundin. We are so happy we came here! (and the food-ah, the food) Stephanie and Dan, Chicago, USA. February 2012
Our week at Rio Magnolia was absolutely wonderful. The Lodge is beautiful, the surroundings inspiring, the food amazingly yummy, and the people beyond compare. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality! Kimberly and Victor, Puerto Rico, Columbia, Washington D.C. February 2012
Thank you for a wonderful stay- doggies having jungle fun, a baby cow! Cathy and Tom, Colorado Springs, USA. February 2012
Thank you for making this such a memorable vacation- this wonderful oasis, zip-lining, hike to the waterfalls and climbing Mount Chirripo! Your staff are like family as are the pups. A home away from home! Carol, Toronto, Canada. February 2012
Thank you for everything. We have had the time of our lives. A little spot of paradise! Mabel, Toronto, Canada. February 2012
What an amazing week we have had here. Thank you for going above and beyond to make this a memorable holiday. Nuala, Toronto, Canada. February 2012
What a wonderful week we have had! Great food, friendly staff and superb hosts. I will miss the 6 pm cocktails and laughter! Anne, Toronto, Canada. February 2012
What can I say??? This is my 5th time here in Paradise. Fantastic week! Incredible climb to the summit. Patricia, Toronto, Canada. February 2012
We have so enjoyed our return visit to Rio Magnolia. The dogs are a delight as always, the food outstanding and of course the wonders of nature, Tom and Nancy, Fort Worth, Texas. January 2012
We are overjoyed to have returned and experienced so much you have to offer. We just couldnt have enjoyed this more! Rebekah and Brian, Chicago, USA. January 2012
Dinner and company were lovely. Wonderful sunset, Marla, Howard and Gedda, Colorado, USA. January 2012
Thank you for the kindness and the knowledge that you shared with us. I was an amazing experience; luxury but you get as comfortable as in your own home! Merci beaucoup, Frederique(Fred) and Kevin, Vancouver, BC, Canada. January 2012
Great environment, great facilities/service, great food, great people and great dogs! Everything was delicious. Thank-you for a fantastic stay. Nicole and Jenny, USA. December 2011
We cant thank you enough for a wonderful vacation and pampering us so much. The meals were fantastic! Sherri and Larry, Belcherton, MA, USA. December 2011
Thank you for the amazing stay in the rainforest. The room and facilities have been top-class and we havent wanted for anything, thanks to the hospitality of John and Maureen. The meals and the cocktails have been amazing! Ben and Amy, Birmingham, England. November 2011
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