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Book your room at Shikwari Bush Lodge & Pangolin Bush Camp
Basic Room (Pangolin Shrike Rondavel)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Basic Room (Pangolin Woodpecker Rondavel)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Luxury Suite (Shikwari Baobab)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children)
Luxury Suite (Shikwari Jackalberry)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children)
Luxury Suite ( Shikwari Marula )Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children)
Family Suite (Shikwari Wild Fig)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children)
Basic Room (Pangolin Drongo Rondavel)Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Basic Room (Pangolin Hornbill Rondavel)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Luxury Suite (Shikwari Leadwood)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children)
Shikwari Bush Lodge & Pangolin Bush Camp, below the Drakensburg Mountains
Lodge near Hoedspruit
Shikwari & Pangolin are situated 35kms out of the small town of Hoedspruit near the JG Strydom Tunnel. Set in the African bushveld on a wildlife reserve with magnificent views of the Drakensburg Mountains.
Shikwari & Pangolin
Two types of accommodation set separately on the reserve. Shikwari Bush Lodge offers half board & luxury ensuite rooms & Pangolin Rondavels selfcatering rustic accommodation with shared amenities & Kitchen.
Guest Rooms
Shikwari guest rooms are ensuite and set separately amongst the bush.Pangolin Rondavel are set around a garden with a pool in the centre.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Shikwari Bush Lodge & Pangolin Bush Camp
At your hotel
Shikwari is owner-managed by the Lawrie family and set on a plains game reserve with two camps situated in the North Eastern Limpopo below the escarpment with majestic views of the Drakensburg Mountains, on a wildlife reserve.
The luxurious Shikwari Bush Lodge accommodates 10 guests in five thatched suites on a half board. Accommodation at the affordable luxury thatched suites tucked away in the bush are decorated with colonial style furniture and luxurious textiles. The suites offer a choice of King or Twin beds both made up with fine percale linen. Each suite that accommodates 2 adults has a private bathroom and outdoor shower and sitting area plus a small patio. Newly built is our Wild Fig Family room with separate room for children 10 – 13yrs on bunk beds..
Pangolin Bush Camp is a comfortable rustic selfcatering camp with 4 rondavels and communal amenities. This rustic camp can be booked as a whole for larger families or a group of friends.
The separate main lodge at Shikwari with cathedral-like thatch offers a bar, lounge and dining room also open to Pangolin guests for meals which should be booked with accommodation and also to use the free WiFi.
Relax on the open veranda taking in the view and cool off in the tranquil plunge pool.
Caring staff give a home from home feeling; offering friendly relaxed service in amazing surroundings. Included in the luxury accommodation is a delicious 3 course Dinner and full Continental & English Breakfast . Cuisine is a celebration of South Africa and its different cultures and always served with love.
Many activities and Guided Game drives are available here at the lodge and to a private Big 5 reserve nearby. The reserve is close to Kruger Park, The Panorama and Blyde Canyon attractions plus many other sightseeing excursions.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 9
- Number of floors - 1
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Designated smoking areas
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Computer station
- Library
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Outdoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Year Built 2001
- Number of buildings/towers - 11
- Wedding services
Stay connected
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Patio
- Access via exterior corridors
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
Eat and drink
Dining at Shikwari Bush lodge.Breakfast is usually set out on the veranda. We offer a selection of cold meats, cheeses, cereals and yoghurt, fruit, juice and milk along with a full English Breakfast with eggs to order, bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes, baked beans depending on the day.Sit down in the eveniing to a delicious 3 course dinner either plated or served buffet style on our veranda or in our well appointed candlelit dining room served personally by us. Our Chef might also do a South African Braai (barbecue) on warm nights, in the boma around a fire. This brings one close to the sounds of the night & is an opportunity to see the wonderful night sky and stars. Food at Shikwari has a distinctive South African flavor along with a touch of French and Italian flair. Favourite South African favourites such as Bobotie, Durban Curries, Karoo Lamb, Malva Pudding, Koeksüsters & Cape Brandy Tart are just some of the local treats. This along with homemade scones, pastries, pasta & French classic's such as Cheese soufflé's, Chocolate Fondant, Coq au Vin Blanc are the order of the day.Pangolin selfcatering guests are required to book for meals with their accommodation.This is all included in the rates.
Pangolin Bush Camp
There is a fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster & kettle, tableware, glassware and mats. Should guest not want to cook then bookings for Breakfast and /or Dinner. It is essential that bookings must be made with the accommodation or 24hrs ahead. There is an extra charge for meals when staying at Pangolin..
Safaris either walking or on our game vehicle on site can be arrange with our trained FGASA Guide.
Big 5 Safaris with our guide to a nearby big five reserve, this trip is truly amazing.
Day Trips to Kruger National park, get the feel of the way the local SA's travel!
Blyde River Canyon Boat Trip
Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre - Talk and tour.
- Golfing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Game viewing on site
- Game drive on site
- Safari on site
The fine print for Shikwari Bush Lodge & Pangolin Bush Camp
When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2:30 PM
Check-in time ends at 5 PM
Special check-in instructions:
When you leave
Check-out time is 9:30 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service dogs are allowed
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
- Airport shuttle fee: ZAR 850.00 per person (roundtrip)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: ZAR 350.00 (roundtrip), (from 2 to 13 years old)
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
Quality Graded by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa (TGCSA) – South Africa's official quality assurance organization.


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CubanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
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- Phone: 305-532-9822 x
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Lunch Daily: 12:00pm - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am
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- Entertainment: Salsa Lessons every Wednesday and Fridays @ 7:30pm with Salsa Fever Miami @ The Cuban Corner (located on second floor)
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- Special Events: Please visit our Private Dining Page to learn more about the private/semi-private dining options we offer for larger groups. To get immediate assistance, please contact Jenny Bueno, Event Sales Manager.
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YUCA, an acronym for Young Urban Cuban-Americans, is widely known as being South Florida's original upscale Cuban restaurant featuring Innovative Nuevo Latino Cuisine or as the locals call it "Nuevo Latino." This style of cooking includes traditional Latin ingredients such as a plethora of textures, colors, and flavors that when combined creates a cuisine that is unique to anything offered outside of the Caribbean and Latin America.Continued
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49 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (19)hot spot (18)fit for foodies (17)romantic (13)good for groups (12)special occasion (11)late-night find (9)neighborhood gem (8)scenic view (5)great for lunch (5)vibrant bar scene (4)great for brunch (3)notable wine list (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Nice ambiancenaturaleedeeDined on 8/26/2014I had never even heard of YUCA when I was looking for places for a surprise birthday dinner. But the prices looked right and it was on Lincoln Road so I thought it must be nice. Everyone loved it and asked me how I found this place. We'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findAussiefoodieDined on 8/22/2014We really enjoyed our dining experience at yuca. The mojitos were probably the best I had in Miami. We were traveling from Australia and so that's a big statement. I ordered the Paella for entree and although it wasn't the best paella I've had, it was presented well, and reasonably priced. The good was good, the service was great and the atmosphere excellent. We would go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service-Food disappointingCharmedVIPDined on 8/21/2014We travel to Miami a lot have visited Yuca on many other trips. However this trip I found the food "diner quality" and therefore disappointed. However the service was great, and the place was packed. I'm hoping this was just an off night.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014Very pleasant Cuban restaurant with a good selection of dishes on the menu, specially for first time cuban cooking tasting. Ambiance was very nice with a band playing Hemingway's time musics. Service was attentionate and with a smile. We really enjoyed it even if a bit loud at time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantasic foodAstrid06Dined on 8/10/2014We had nice tapas as starters and we can recommend the Churrassco. Very good service as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- COCADined on 8/9/2014Amazing! This was the best service we had in all of Miami! We were a group of 7 from a Bachelorette party and had so much fun. There was also a very noisy and rude Bachelorette party right next to us with about 20 people and the hostess kindly told them to quiet down and they did. Best Service ever. Best Cuban food!Special Features:
- Great Spot, Great Food, Great StaffWillVIPDined on 8/8/2014I chose this location to propose to my girl, and it could not have been a better experience! The place is nice and classy, has live music during the weekend downstairs and salsa lessons and dancing upstairs. It is an all-in-one experience. The food is delicious, try the calamari, and the drinks are excellent. It really is a nice place to enjoy a great dinner! I want to write a special thank you to all the staff, from the hostess who was amazing when I told her I needed her help surprising my girl to the manager to our server. The plan went without a hitch, they even prepared a gorgeous plate that read "Will you marry me" and placed the ring in a strawberry and gave us champagne. May God bless you all for making our experience wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful locationshellyDined on 8/1/2014Excellent Cuban cuisine great outdoor area. Delicious foodSpecial Features:
- Very GoodCakeMamaDined on 7/26/2014This was a good experience. YUCA is one of the more reliable and reasonably priced restaurants on Lincoln Road. The food was good, not excellent, but very good. We had to send back a few things that arrived cold, but we were promptly given replacements. Our waiter was very good and knowledgeable about the menu. There was a great Cuban band playing classic Cuban music which was great for our visiting guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tourist Cuban trapMiamilocalfoodieDined on 7/20/2014This is an overpriced tourist trap. The Cuban food and mojitos are horrible. I should know since I'm Cuban. They use to be in Coral Gables years ago and they failed there. They moved to Miami Beach Lincoln Road in order to lure unsuspecting tourist.
- MemorableLaurielovDined on 7/17/2014My wife enjoyed her birthday celebration here... A lovely meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The pork osso buco was terrificSkimanDined on 7/16/2014Went late evening and got seated quickly. Waiter was great, had good suggestions. Good Cuban inspired plates. Worth a stop.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie2Dined on 7/5/2014Great cocktails, wonderful food. Love the waiters hats!Special Features:
- First timeFoodivaDined on 7/4/2014Server Chris could have been a lil more enthusiastic to do his job. Not a fan of giving automatic gratuity for not so good service. But other than that I would totally recommend .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/1/2014Really enjoyed the experience. Good food with good service to go with itSpecial Features:
- excellentJuniorMarthaDined on 6/29/2014Grest food, service, staff, music, wine, licstion, etcSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre food and serviceJYoungDined on 6/21/2014The server was hard of hearing and the service was quite slow and poor even when repeated requests were made. The food was decent but not for the price.
- Not our first time hereKevinGVIPDined on 6/15/2014The food is always excellent here. Very unique dishes and a flair that we have come to enjoy each trip to Miami.Special Features:
- MangoliciousSuburbiansDined on 6/14/2014The three different apps that we had were just okay. Scallops (2 of them) were good. The best part was dessert, we had the mango tiramisu per the recommendation of our waiter and he was right, never had anything like it. They have a pastry chef there and that individual knows what they are doing.Special Features:
- Poor service/poor food qualityeamacDined on 6/8/2014Food was terrible- Apps tasted like they came from a freezer bag. Steak was unedible. Server started clearing our plates while we were still in the middle of eating. I ordered a bottle of cab franc and the server brought a bottle of rioja instead. Better off dining elsewhere!Special Features:
- Not worth it for the foodfoodieVIPDined on 5/31/2014Yucca is only good for the mojitos. Hated the food there.The food was not fresh and overpriced. I could only have the appetizers and because the food was disappointing!Special Features:
- Very good food, nice placemcabralDined on 5/23/2014The food was very good looking and taste. The waiter was kind and efficient. There weren't many people in the restaurant though. The price was fair. I recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely Great High End CubanBbqbradDined on 5/22/2014This was a great Restaurant. The Hemingway Mojito was the best Mojito I have ever had, as it wasn't too sweet or tart. The special pork shank was awesome. The rare tuna was perfect.Special Features:
- DisapointingOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/18/2014Nice look. Interesting concept. Excellent service. Well presented, the food is not worth it. It is just tasteless.
- Great for people watchingOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/14/2014Yuca has a great out-door seating area but we were hot so they sat us inside by the huge window. It was a great spot for people watching. Service and food was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yuca one year latervjdabossDined on 5/10/2014Had a wonderful experience there last year but all too often we have experienced a drop off a year later. Not here, a year later it just got better. Food was great and had the addition of entertainment by a Cuban trio during dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 511 reviews are from the Yuca reviews archive.
- AmazingPureEnergyVIPDined on 5/5/2014As a hotelier, restaurantuer and one who travels around the world for food, I say this place is AMAZING! Great cocktail, inventive and not far reaching in their simplicity. Food was the perfect size, for all courses. (Be careful not to over cook your steaks). Dessert was Devine! Overall 10 for everything. Love the fedoras and suspenders as well! Great uniforms!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyableAnonDined on 5/3/2014We always enjoy dining there. No other restaurant fairly close to the New World facility comes even close...... & we've tried them all.Special Features:
- Good food, slow serviceMSPFoodieDined on 4/30/2014One of the best on Lincoln Road strip, good food well presented. We were a party of 7 outside, but even taking that into account the waitstaff were slow on responding. Not cheap but nothing on Miami Beach is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing with one exceptionDCdenizenDined on 4/13/2014This place is a loud tourist trap which takes large groups rendering it unpleasant for tables of two to four. Waiter was Ok but tried to talk us into the most expensive items on the menu when the smaller "Habana plates" are perfectly adequate as main courses. Best aspect of service was discreet and efficient runner who brought water, food, and cleared with an impressive effortlessness. First courses (fried calamari and shrimp, which was inexplicably served with mashed potatoes and goat cheese) deserved grades I C at best. Cerviche, however, was excellent although seafood empanada was pretty tasteless. I would not return to this restaurant.
- I was reading the reviewsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/12/2014I was reading the reviews for Yuca Restaurant before taking a decision to make the reservation and I was a little bit undecided because some of the reviews mentioned that this was a very noisy place, but when I was at the restaurant door I asked to be sitted in a quiet place. We had a very pleasant dinner with a very nice service. The goat cheese croquettes were too small, but that was a reason to joke about it and to have a wonderful evening at Yuca Restaurant. I will recommend this restaurant to my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/4/2014The place was recommended by my SIL, and it was just perfect. The taste, the portion size (for my dish - the one my brother got was enormous), the service. Would definitely be back.Special Features:
- Unable to cancel reservationX2ykVIPDined on 4/1/2014Unable to cancel reservation through open table and by phone to Yuca
- Great Location - Bland FoodComerDemonioDined on 3/24/2014Nice for people watching but don't expect much from the food.Special Features:
- Good Food + People-WatchingCindyFCDined on 3/23/2014It's well worth sitting outside at Yuca. Although we found the music a bit loud at our original table under a speaker, we were moved closer to the sidewalk and were then able to converse. Also, being next to the sidewalk allows you to see every bit of the parade of humanity walking by. I'd say the food at Yuca is good to very good. I had a lobster special, which had pineapple and cheese in it. It's an odd flavor combination, but it works ... to a point. I found that there was just too much of this good thing. I would have preferred a smaller portion with some vegetables on the side. The service was friendly and efficient enough but not outstanding in any way. Overall, I'd recommend Yuca but I don't think I'd call it a must-visit.Special Features:
- Great food and ambieenceFoscoDined on 3/22/2014Yuca is a great restaurant, the food was really good, and our waiter had really good knowledge of the menu and specials. It was also very nice that he was able to talk to my spanish speaking parents without a problem or having me intermediate for them. There was a live music show in the floor that we were but you had the option of sitting downstairs if you wanted to avoid the music. The food was very good, a little bit pricey, but the portions were big.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okknaplesDined on 3/22/2014My daughter and I saw Yuca featured on the Tennis channel. The food looked awesome! We ordered the dish featured on the Tennis channel and I've had better at Red Lobster. The presentation was beautiful, the dish very expensive but the quality of the dish was just ok. It seemed like it had been mass produced and not as fresh as the price should command. However, the place is beautiful, fun for people watching and isn't that what South Beach is all about?Special Features:
- Great food, great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/21/2014Great food, great service and very nice ambiance. Will definitely return with out of town guest.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- $70 for sangria?OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/21/2014The goat cheese croquettas and the serrano ham croquettas were both really delicious. But we were really surprised to see that each small pitcher of Sangria was $35 and we had gotten two. A meal for four cost $220 - with two appetizers, three entrees (two people shared) and two pitchers of Sangria. Ouch!Special Features:
- Nice neighborhood Gem. ServiceJennyDined on 3/18/2014Nice neighborhood Gem. Service was great. I am not big on spice so was a little nervous with the name but was very happy with the food.. We had salads and the burgers and all came out as requsted, quickly. The servers were right on top of all of our requests. We were there for lunch while in Miami at the convention center. It was on the vibrant Lincon street, close to the convention center. We ate inside on the somewhat humid day. The large windows in the front made us feel as if we were dining outside. I would and have already recommended this restaurant for lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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It's still a guessing game whether our local small business climate is improving in the Peoria area.
From Tilted Kilt and Jillian's to Hyvee and Fresh Market, new businesses are popping up.
Some local economists say for every new businesses that opens, another one seems to close.
One closing is the Goodness Café on Monroe Street, which is serving food for the last time Saturday.
Democratic State Senator Dave Koehler owns the restaurant.
We struggled with having to close this. It's something we didn't want to do, but there's got to be a certain volume of business for us to be able to make it and we just weren't able to reach that," said Koehler.
Koehler also owns the Peoria Bread Company right next door. That business sells mainly to wholesalers like Naturally Yours and Hyvee. It remains profitable.
"At this point we have to focus on our core business because even thought the recession has officially ended, we don't feel any relief from that," said Koehler.
The Peoria Bread Company staying open and The Goodness Café closing may be a good example of our small business climate.
The Peoria Chamber of Commerce does not keep track of how many businesses open and close, but they do have other indicators that show businesses is flat or slightly improving.
"There are small businesses who have faired very well during this recession," said Chamber of Commerce President Rob Parks. "They know their niche. They get lucky and they work real hard. there are others who have been very, very challenged."
A local business opening is Famous City Bistro on the corner of Glen and University.
The owners says you will be able to get specialty sandwiches from different cities around the country and he expects it to do well.
"My company may be doing like this and yours may be down here at a pretty flat level. But I would say overall, things are moving slowly, probably more slowly than we would like in a positive direction," said Parks.
Senator Koehler says despite the Goodness Café closing, from a small businesses owner's perspective he thinks the economy is improving.
Koehler said, "Jen: There's no proof. What are you basing that off of? 'Just a gut feeling. instinct. Just in talking with other small businesses."
Economists say to keep an eye on the unemployment rate because when that starts to decrease you should see more businesses opening and fewer shutting their doors.
The Goodness Cafe closes Saturday afternoon.
The Peoria Bread Company will remain open on Saturdays from 8:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
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A 30-year-old McMinnville man was killed about 9:40 p.m. Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash about two miles east of McMinnville on Highway 18 near its intersection with Lafayette Highway.
Sgt. Brad Hessel of the Oregon State Police McMinnville office identified the victim as Charles Salinas of 1834 N.W. Wallace Road. Hessel gave this account:
Salinas was driving a 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier westbound when, for an unknown reason, it crossed the centerline and collided head-on with a 2005 Freightliner tractor pulling two trailers and driven by Dale Boekhoff, 44, of 517 N.W. Blair St., Sheridan. He was driving for CRC Transport Inc. of Salem.
A passenger in the car, Araceli Salinas, 10, of the Wallace Road address, sustained serious injuries and was transported by McMinnville Fire Department ambulance to the Willamette Valley Medical Center. She was reported in stable condition this morning.
Boekhoff was taken by ambulance to the hospital where he was treated and released.
It's unknown if either of the Chevrolet's occupants were wearing seat belts. Boekhoff was not belted in.
The tractor-trailer's fuel tanks both leaked diesel fuel, requiring cleanup coordinated by the Oregon Department of Transportation and Northwest Firefighters HazMat personnel.
Highway 18 was reopened in both directions about 4:45 this morning, following the investigation and cleanup of the scene.
OSP was assisted at the scene by the McMinnville Police Department and Yamhill County Sheriff's Office.
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This outstanding property has been totally renovated with high quality craftmanship in every room. Location is just a few blocks north of Atlantic Avenue and best beach in Florida is two hundred yards. Rear yard is tropical paradise with huge pool, outdoor Solera gourmet gas grill, poolside diniung area and complete privacy surrounded by lush native Florida vegatation. Cooking for your family is a pleasure in the gourmet kitchen with Thermadore stainless steel appliances and the all the Tommy Bahama furniture is extemely high quality. Atlantic Avenue has some of the best shops and restaurants Florida has to offer, so enjoy a great vacation in your beachside luxury vacation home. Pool is heated to 80F but spa is not.
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It's been a tough week on a number of fronts. But by my count, the sun came up six times out of its last six tries. I'm not sure I can say I've had a spiritual awakening with all the work we've...
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The rag & bone gang were asked what their favourite scary movie is and the responses ranged from old-school classics (Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Omen) to black comedy (Hocus Pocus, So I Married An Axe Murder) to downright hilarious (Mariah Carey's frighteningly bad Glitter).
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Brooke LaGrand (Assistant Pattern Maker), Edyta Krynska (Head of Shipping/Logistics), and Jessica Meany (Sample Fabric/Trim Buyer) all agreed that this Jack Nicholson horror stands the test of time. "It's literally the best movie ever," says Jessica, "I have this photo framed in my room."
Suspiria (1977)
Julie O'Hara (Head of International Sales/Visual) and Catherine Eberhardt (PD/Design Assistant Footwear) both love the blood-spewing work of cult Italian director Dario Argento.
No remakes for Scott Allgauer (Head of Women's Sales), he's gone for the original "Have you checked the children?" chiller, which was based on the ultimate urban legend.
Ava Rawksi (Visual Retail Coordinator) was suitably spooked by the latest Paranormal instalment. "My friend Ariel directed it and it's so scary. I am having nightmares!"
The retro slasher hit a nerve with Edward Lorenz (Men's Design Associate). "I generally don't like scary movies but this one is my favorite."
The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
It takes a lot to unsettle Sapna Shah (Accessories and Footwear Designer) – she actually "enjoys" this Oscar-winning thriller from time to time.
The Fly (1986)
Nick Rogers (Visual Merchandising Assistant) is a fan of the horror which spawned the ever-quotable: "Be afraid, be very afraid".
The Strangers (2008).
Jaclyn Burney (Women's Midwest Sales Executive) found Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman's ordeal at the hands of three masked strangers truly terrifying.


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May 29, 2013KCET ArtBound
The day before L.A.'s run-off election, the Da Vinci Gallery at L.A. City College (LACC) hosted "Feminism Today," a conversation initiated by three CalArts graduate students, made possible by the LACC undergraduates who run the art space, and led by multi-disciplinary artist Faith Wilding.
Rooted in the history of Feminism, and using Feminist tools for deep talking and listening, the conversation articulated many questions. Among them: What will bring about solidarity and change? What do we need to unlearn? What do you do with political disappointment?"
The timing was coincidental, and Wendy Greuel went unmentioned, but the conversation nonetheless put the local election into historic and ideological context. For while Feminism made Greuel's mayoral bid possible, Faith Wilding's "political disappointment" had little to do with electoral failure; her "political" rejects tinkering in favor of transformation.
The radical transformation that seemed to be "just around the corner" in 1972, when Faith and her cohort in the newly established CalArts Feminist Art Program made Womanhouse in Hollywood, has failed to materialize. Undeniable gains have been made, but the structural oppressions of patriarchy remain in place. And perhaps -- given that the number of American women in prison is now increasing at nearly double the rate of men -- they are grown stronger.
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May 27, 2013If It's Hip It's Here
There's no shortage of adorable images of dogs and cats on the internet these days. Pinterest, Tumblr and Facebook are loaded with them. But not all of them are as well composed or attractive as those done by photographer/artist Andy Stolarek of Los Angeles. His in-home and on-location shots of people's dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, pigs and more other capture beast and beauty in one image.Read more
By JON MOOALLEM
May 23, 2013New York Times
Allen Ostergar stood at the front of the lecture hall with a stiff and bashful smile, or maybe it was just stage fright, and started his pitch. Open on a deadly pirate ship, he said— "the deadliest of all the pirate ships to, like, sail the seas."B.Y.U. Student Films.
It was a Tuesday evening at Brigham Young University, in Provo, Utah, and the school's computer-animation program had assembled its 70-odd students to choose their next project — the one film they would be producing over the next three semesters. Ostergar, a junior from Southern California, was up first.
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Video: Julia Holter, 'World'by Kevin
May 28, 2013BUZZBANDS.LA
There's a certain anxiety in composer Julia Holter's electronic experimentations — the feeling that, at any turn, a pop song could break out. And, probably, ruin the vibe. Holter, the Cal Arts product who came on the radar two years ago with the Euripides-inspired "Tragedy" and last year followed it with the mystical, devastating (in a good way) "Ekstasis," this summer will release her third album in as many years. On "Loud City Song" (due Aug. 20 on Domino), Holter graduates from bedroom artist to a proper studio, where she made the album with co-producer Cole Marsden Grief-Neill and an ensemble of L.A. players. The minimalist qualities of the glacial lead track "World" conspire with her understated, sometimes-incantational vocals to make it seem as if Holter is merely waiting for the rest of the world to catch up.
By David Martin
May 24, 2013CNN
Ben Vu's parents and older brother fled South Vietnam by boat in 1975 -- in the chaotic and violent final days before Saigon fell to communist forces from the north.
The family emigrated to a small town in Nebraska, where Ben was born, but the story of how the family escaped 38 years ago this month became part of the family lore -- real-life bedtime stories of daring and danger young Ben never tired of hearing.
Three decades later, Ben started his own company, SkyVu (pronounced sky-voo) Entertainment, and used these stories as his inspiration for a mobile game called "Battle Bears."
by Kyle McGovern
May 23, 2013Spin
Julia Holter has a busy summer ahead of her. On August 20, the Los Angeles singer-songwriter will release Loud City Song, her third album in as many years. But before Domino Records issues the upcoming full-length, Holter will begin an international tour that will take her across North America and Europe.
The CalArts alumna will kick off her two-month trek on July 11 in Washington, D.C. She'll make stops in New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, and Chicago before heading overseas in support of Loud City Song. The excursion wraps in London on August 20, the same day the LP is officially released in the U.S.
Jack Goldstein x 10,000′ at the Jewish MuseumBy Maika Pollack
May 21, 2013Gallerist New York
If you're turned off by the bombast of infinitely escalating auction prices and big-tent contemporary fairs, take refuge in the elegant first American retrospective of Jack Goldstein. Organized by Orange County Museum of Art guest curator Philipp Kaiser, and in New York by Jewish Museum Assistant curator Joanna Montoya, the show is the gloomy B-side to the relentless pop staccato of blockbuster contemporary art. Yet artists today owe much to this cult figure.
"I can't stand to look at anything that my hand does," Goldstein once griped. For his 1975 MFA graduation show as part of the first class at Cal Arts, he buried himself alive. His work would follow this trajectory towards total disappearance.
By Sean J. Miller
May 21, 2013Backstage
The REDCAT has received a major grant that will help it expand Radar L.A., an international contemporary theater festival set for late September.
The Los Angeles interdisciplinary contemporary arts center, known formally as the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater, announced this week that it has received $244,000 from ArtPlace America, a coalition of national and regional foundations, banks and federal agencies.
The money will help REDCAT expand Radar L.A. beyond the 14 companies invited to mount productions last year.
BY Delphine Barguirdjian
May, 21, 2013The Observer
Eric Fischl's memoir (out tomorrow) hasn't even hit bookstores, but already the painter is making waves in the art world with revelations of his promiscuous past and the boldly critical statements aimed at his contemporaries. Named after the infamous work that propelled him to art-world stardom, Fischl's memoir is also an account of all that being an artist encompasses. Touching on everything from a painter's creative process to maneuvering the social art scene, Bad Boy comes off as part tell-all, part portrait of an artist. SCENE caught up with the Sag Harbor-based Fischl to get his take on what it means to be an artist in the 21st Century.
By: Michael Dooley
May 14, 2013Print
Ed Fella's AIGA Medalist profile sums him up succinctly: He's "one of the most influential designers of the last quarter century." And now he's retiring. But having been friends since I first interviewed him for Emigre back in 1993, I figure that "retire" will be more like a change of treads, appropriate for a man who started up in Detroit with decades of auto industry servicing and other such commercial maintenance work. And after getting an overhaul and tune-up at the Cranbrook Academy of Art's MFA program, he was driven to move out west to park, but not idle, at the California Institute of the Arts. When I asked "Why stop now?" he noted that he's taught there for the past 25 years and, having arrived at age 75, "It kind of makes a nice symmetry, don't you think?"


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Dan Beebe has resigned as Big 12 commissioner, according to a report on Thursday evening. Beebe had come under fire as the Big 12 struggled to survive this wave of conference expansion, and his resignation was reportedly a condition of Oklahoma's continued support of the conference.
The news comes from Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News
Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe has tendered his resignation, a source familiar with the process said. Beebe had been commissioner since 2007.
While no official announcement has been made, Chuck Neinas will reportedly take over as Big 12 commissioner. Numerous Big 12 schools are holding press conferences on Thursday night, perhaps to champion the new reforms that they hope will keep the conference together in the long-term.
It was just over a year ago that Beebe "saved" the Big 12 from the last wave of conference expansion, though looking back his moves may have left the league on shaky ground. In an effort to keep Texas, Texas A&M and Oklahoma in the Big 12, Beebe engineered an incentives package that would give the three schools more revenue than the rest of the conference's members, creating dissent in the membership.
Whether Beebe's resignation allows the Big 12 to survive in the long-term, however, remains to be seen.
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Bowness tourist attraction to re-open after £200,000 virtual makeover (From The Westmorland Gazette)
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ONE of the Lake District's most popular tourist attractions will re-open to the public tomorrow (Saturday) after a £200,000 development.
The award-winning 'World of Beatrix Potter' has installed a new foyer, gift shop and a 'Virtual World of Beatrix Potter' - featuring a 55" multi touch table telling the history of one of the Lake District's most-loved woman.
The table offers panoramic views of the Lakes and the part they played in the life of the author, illustrator and conservationist.
The established 'Virtual Walks' has been updated with more images allowing visitors to walk through Sawrey, Keswick and Ennerdale.
A wealth of historical material, presented on six HD screens showing a timeline of Beatrix Potter's life and works, is also being made available to visitors for the first time since opening 21 years ago.
Andy Poole, Chief Executive at World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, said: "2012 was a challenging year for Lakeland tourism and we want to rise to that challenge by offering even better value for money and a fantastic experience for all the family.
"We hope to continue to attract both UK and overseas visitors not only to ourselves but to the area as a whole, with a unique fusion of the classic Beatrix Potter legacy, the magnificent landscape, and 21st century technology."
On Friday 15, there will be a tea party where children will have the chance to meet with characters, have a party lunch and take a tour of the Bowness attraction.
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Miniature version of Star Trek's 'tractor beam' created
A miniature version of the Star Trek "tractor beam" has been created by a team of scientists and could be used in medical testing.
In the popular science fiction show, a "tractor beam" was a method of using a beam of light to pull spaceships and other large objects.
Light manipulation techniques have existed since the 1970s but researchers said this is the first time a light beam has been used to draw objects towards the light source, albeit at a microscopic level.
A team of scientists from the University of St Andrews and the Institute of Scientific Instruments in the Czech Republic said they have found a way to generate a special optical field that efficiently reverses radiation pressure of light.
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GaN Systems set to present paper on lateral GaN transistors in automotive applications weblink
GaN Systems | Thu, 15 May 2014
GaN Systems, which develops gallium nitride power switching semiconductors, is exhibiting at PCIM (Power Conversion Intelligent Motion) on Booth 523 in Hall 9. The event is set to take place on 20–22 May 2014.
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Multipix Imaging has added two further IP engines from Pleora Technologies to its range of networked video connectivity products: the Iport NTx-Ten is a high-performance GigE Vision transmitter using 10 GigE technology, while the Iport NTx-U3 is a compact transmitter enabling the fast creation of USB3 Vision-compliant cameras.
Avago's 28nm SerDes core achieves 32Gbps performance while withstanding channel loss weblink
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Avago Technologies has announced that its 28nm serialiser/deserialiser (SerDes) core has achieved 32Gbps performance while withstanding up to 40dB of channel loss. According to the company, this latest SerDes core redefines the data-rate feasibility of chip-to-chip portside and backplane interfaces.
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Microgen Systems has announced that vibration energy-harvesting Bolt power cells enabled a live wireless sensor network using Linear Technology's Dust Networks LTC5800-IPM Smartmesh IP mote-on-chip device at the Sensors Expo and Conference in Rosemont, Illinois, in June 2013. The mote was powered by Microgen's piezoelectric micro-electromechanical system (piezo-MEMS) vibrational energy harvester or micro-power generator technology.
Application IP from NI enables engineers to use Labview to build custom RF instruments weblink
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National Instruments (NI) has introduced 10 pieces of application intellectual property (IP) that enable engineers and scientists to use the Labview system design software to build their own custom radio-frequency (RF) instruments.
Compact IP engine from Multipix transmits low-latency video over Gigabit Ethernet downloadweblink
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Multipix Imaging has launched the compact and simple-to-integrate Iport Analogue-Pro IP engine, which is suitable for any application requiring a networked camera system.
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The Iport Analogue-Pro IP engine from Multipix Imaging is designed to transmit high-quality video from analogue cameras with low, predictable latency over Gigabit Ethernet.
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Framos Electronics | Thu, 5 Apr 2012
Available from Framos Electronics, Pleora Technologies' Iport PT2000-CLM IP engine is designed to provide high-performance ultra-efficient connectivity between Medium Camera Link cameras and GigE links.
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3.5/5 rDev +11.8%
Dark brown color with some reddish highlights, clear with a creamy but short-lived head. Nose is somewhat straightforward with sweetness, slightly metallic, and a toasted barley note. Hints toward adjunct filler sweetness as well.
This one has many of the same traits as a typical Mexican obscura but with an added bit of raisin and dark fruit flavor that sticks it above the rest. Some diacetyl toffee and toasted butter notes, pretty fruity, with a metallic, clean finish.
Again, fairly straightforward, but not as simple as most of this style. Definitely recommended if you don't mind the butterscotch-corn flavor.
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I'm not sure if perhaps this isn't just a rebranding of the Mexicali dark lager. Chestnut color, no particular aroma. Clean flavor profile wihtout adjunct notes, but at the same time pretty nondescript in flavor overall. Finish as a bit flat and bland. Runs well with the pack of dark Mexican lagers - for what that may be worth.
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A: Nice look when served, a big head that dissipates slowly and leaves a lot of traces behind, compact light brown bubbles. Nice brown reddish color bright.
S: This is the poorest part of the beer a faint toasted malty aroma that is not perceived clearly.
T: The taste is also not as good as it could be, you can sense the toasted malt nut nothing beyond.
M: Refreshing tasting not to bitter or sweet just balanced.
12-18-2010 21:32:41 | More by karait95
3.2/5 rDev +2.2%
Just a step off of the pace of German brewed Dunkels, this Mexican version fares fairly well with only a corn-like sweetish flavor and timid malts holding it back.
The beer pours a very clear, darker brown color with a handsome cream colored foam stance that retains and laces quite well.
Aromas of mild caramel and bread crust (maybe light toast) sets the stage for light grain and corn flavors lurking behind.
Flavors of toffee, butterscotch, and bread crust/toast give the impressions of Cracker Jacks candies. But the corn-like sweet flavor eventually becomes a bit more distracting than benneficiary. A finishing note of grain/grain husks leaves the finial impressions.
Medium bodied, the beer starts out lighly creamy and buttery but has a nice fade into a toasty-dry finish that is only impeeded by it's own slickness and sulfury feel.
After having the Pilsner earlier and now the Special Dark, it's becomming apparent that its either a house flavor or flaw that exhibit the corn flavors of dms, light buttery note, and high sulfur notes that all point toward yeast problems.
10-08-2010 02:39:45 | More by BEERchitect
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06-22-2014 02:57:33 | More by kew
3/5 rDev -4.2%
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01-02-2014 23:26:59 | More by MacStinson
3.18/5 rDev +1.6%
An admittedly aggressive pour of Rio Bravo's Mexico's Famous Dark beer yields a beautiful brown body with red and gold highlights and a large beige-grey head that falls quickly only to leave a sticky ring of foam which reaches around the beer. Carbonation is light enough to suggest that this beer's mouthfeel will be supple.
The nose is simple but appetizing. Roasted malts dominate; hops aren't palpable. Toffee and browned butter come to mind.
The first sip goes down smoothly. The beer is a bit on the sweet side, but that's okay. Dominant flavors include toasted pumpernickel bread, browned-butter toffee, butter-braised raisins, and unsulphered dried Turkish apricots.
As the beer warms, its flavors are thrown off balance. Alcoholic flavors move to the fore and ruin the sweet drinkability that characterized the first few sips.
The lack of balance is most appreciable when the beer is swirled around the tongue. This is a huge disappointment because the beer's light, creamy foam nicely would complement the beer's dessert-like flavor profile. Darn.
Despite Special Dark's shortcomings, I'd gladly pick up another bottle. I've had some of the most famous and popular south-of-the-border Dunkel Lagers, and this one gives them a run for their money. A taste-off with Negra Modelo is in order.
09-28-2013 21:50:42 | More by GMB
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08-23-2014 02:23:54 | More by stevoj
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02-22-2012 05:31:43 | More by BlackBeerPirate
3.2/5 rDev +2.2%
Appearance - Clear, dark, reddish/amber. Little to no head and little to no lacing. What head that was present was only the slightest off white. Several bubbles coming up from the bottom.
Smell - Faint roasted malt with an almost freshly stripped tobacco smell. As the beer warmed, some roasted or toasted grain came through.
Taste - Roasted or toasted breadiness in the taste. Sort of a roasted malt, but not sweet.
Mouthfeel - Medium to light mouthfeel. Somewhat watery and didn't leave a lot on the palate. It is smooth and did go down easy. Even and crisp.
Drinkability - This beer was just Ok in my opinion. Nothing horrible, but nothing outstanding either. It's decently drinkable. Better than a macro for sure. I could drink a few however.
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New rebuild, have questions..
Just picked up the motor today. New pistons, rings, bearings, the whole nine yards. Want to test run it on the bench before putting it back on the tractor. Will ithurtthe hydraulic pump to run it without being hooked up. To the reservoir? Also, any recommendations on setting the. Engine unto restrung it on the bench? Recommendations. On break i, etc?thanks.....
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Remove the pump and cover the access hole with a plate. Don't run it without hyd oil in the system. Why not put the engine back in the tractor?
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it can be run for short periods of time with the pump connected. Just squirt some oil in the inlet of the pump . I have done it many times. The pump keeps a little oil inside because it cant pump out without oil to replace. Dont forget to prime the engine oil pump before start up.
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Prime the oil pump like Clark mentioned, but also retorque the cylinder head bolts after a few hours of engine run time - 45 lbs.
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I would wait it out until the paint job is complete. Given the coolant and oil block off plate, it's probably not worth the effort just to hear it run. Just think of the bitter sweet moment of hearing it run and looking good at the same time.
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FORT LAUDERDALE -- Chris Duncan's breakout was so big on Wednesday that it simply couldn't be contained. One league was not enough, neither was one stadium, nor even one county.
From the Minor Leagues to the Grapefruit League, from Roger Dean Stadium to Fort Lauderdale Stadium, from Palm Beach County to Broward County, Duncan put his slump to rest. First he singled, doubled and homered in Minor League games at the Cardinals' complex in Jupiter, Fla. Then he headed down the highway to meet up with the big league team, where he homered and singled in a win over Baltimore.
Duncan had a grand total of one Grapefruit League hit before Wednesday, which came back on Feb. 29. He's still hitting .107 this spring, but the five-hit day did wonders for his confidence.
"It felt good," he said. "It felt real good. It's good to build it back. I felt like I was getting closer. I stayed back and worked with Hal [McRae, hitting coach] on some things, then took it into the game and felt good. When you start feeling comfortable, you start to see the ball. I felt better."
Manager Tony La Russa has grown fond of using Minor League games to get extra at-bats for his players. They can bounce from game to game in the complex, getting numerous at-bats as opposed to three or four they'd get in one regular game. However, with the progress Duncan has shown, he'll be back with the big leaguers starting Thursday.
"He's been taking better at-bats," La Russa said. "He's got some confidence going. I'll play him tomorrow. I think it's one of those things that's real good for a guy. ... You can only send so many guys down there, but if you want to get a guy at-bats, it's very effective."
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Dick Pinney's Guidelines: Good year for tidal water ice fishing
So now the highly vaunted and fun Great Bay smelt fishing can go full tilt for a long season, as once that kind of ice cover has formed and a snow storm or two comes to insulate that ice, we're going to have good ice for several weeks to come.
For those not that familiar with tidal water ice fishing, know that the tides and your location make all the difference in the world. The smelt will retreat to the deep water at low tide, leaving all but the channels from the Bay's tributaries with little or no water. In fact, in most areas, the ice will be resting on the muddy bottom until the flood tide lifts it.
People that fish the channels of the Squamscott (often called the Exeter) River, the Lamprey River and the Oyster River will have fishable water depths at low tide, but often these fish have also moved downstream into the deeper areas.
You have to be a crystal-ball watcher to know which areas will perform the best. My guess is that early in the season the Greenland Bay area, although having very poor public access, may produce the best luck as historically that's what goes on. When the ice lifts a lot of the things that smelt feed on will be frozen to the bottom of the ice, drawing in schools of smelts feeding on this easily picked food.
But history hasn't worked as well over some of the recent years as places like the limited access at River Road off Route 33 in Stratham that leads to that part of the Squamscott River, especially on night tides, have been the most productive. Parking and access to the ice pack over a tippy plank bridge is one of the obstacles to face here.
A favorite place for us to fish is off the Old Landing Road in Durham that puts you on the Oyster River. There always seems to be good parking available and your walk to the ice can be a scant 30 or 40 feet. This area is somewhat sheltered to the wind so fishing "in the open," as opposed to using a shelter, is quite popular. A heavy load of anglers on the ice there creating quite a disturbance can cause the smelt to be very picky or just not bite at all or they may have moved downstream because of it. We've never fished this area at night but hear that the night tides are way more productive than the day tides.
Traditional fishing often means accessing the ice at low tide and staying through the incoming and outgoing tides. This is especially important when extra high tides have made getting on and off the ice pack difficult or impossible, as a stretch of open water between the shoreline make access an egress impossible or at the least, pretty dangerous.
The area of Fish and Game's parking lot in Newmarket that accesses the Lamprey River is a great spot at times for not just smelt but for the white perch that live in the tidal water. This spot can be both dangerous and deep so we don't like to fish there until visible signs of angler action signal that other people have been there. I like it even better when getting there, other people are out on the ice there.
To get back to the Greenland Bay area, if you don't mind a quarter-mile hike to get to the shore, there is a Fish and Game access and parking lot off Bayside Road in Greenland. This area was initially purchased for waterfowl hunting but some use it for smelt fishing access. Over on Newington Road in Greenland there is land owned by the Great Bay Estuarine Reserve you can access but no parking available. Parking is available at Len Thomas' Great Bay Retreat with voluntary pay for parking and access. This is probably the easiest and best bet, especially for newcomers to the smelt ice-fishery.
The traditional bait for catching smelt has been sea worms - both sand and blood worms. But there are a lot of other baits that will work, even the common earthworms when the marine versions are not available. We've caught smelt on little hunks of native shrimp. Small slivers of smelt flesh work and although we've never tried it, I'd bet the farm that small slivers of mackerel would be kick-butt bait because of the oily scent trail they'd produce. We've been wanting to try this out for a couple of years but the lack of ice has caused us to abandon that thought.
There are a few businesses that really cater to this fishery. Probably Suds-n-Soda Sports run by the MacKenzie family would be the one that has historically supported this fishery but people coming from the Dover, Barrington and west would be surprised to find that Taylor's Sporting Goods in Madbury has bait and supplies and in the Hampton area, Pete Tilton at Defiance Lobster off Landing Road is well stocked.
If smelting is your game, caution should be the name. Be careful and have a great season.
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NASHVILLE (AP) - Vicki Schmidt continues to suffer flashbacks of the bombs going off at the Boston Marathon. Her boyfriend, there cheering her on, has a hole in his eardrum and hearing loss in both ears.
She didn't finish the race, but the physical and mental wounds have made Schmidt more determined to run the half-marathon portion of Saturday's Country Music Marathon - which promises to be an emotional event.
It is the largest combined marathon and half-marathon to be held in the United States since the April 15 bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260.
Schmidt says "there's a lot more good than evil in this world, and I can't be scared to walk out my door."
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