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These delicious campfire baked apples have caramel centre created from butter and brown sugar. Fill them with your favourite dried fruits and nuts and throw them on the coals of your campfire!
After school snacks, Australian, Budget, Dessert, Easy recipes, Fruit, Kids cooking, Kids food
10 mins
25 mins
Core a hole in the top of the apple to fill with the mixture but leave the bottom intact.
Mix the butter, brown sugar, walnuts and raisins together and fill the hole in each apple.
Double wrap each apple with aluminium foil, making a mark on top so you know which way is up.
Place on the coals for 20-25 mins. Take care when opening.


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10:19am Thursday 3rd July 2014 in News
A COTSWOLD business has invested over £25,000 in new cutting edge construction equipment, as the company continues its drive to supply the latest tools to local tradesman.
Shipston based Fosseway Hire, which operates a tool and plant hire outlet in Bourton, has purchased more than 50 products from products manufacturer Hilti, and is confident its new assets will allow it to cement its position in the market.
Trevor Palmer, Marketing Director at Fosseway Hire, said: "Our success is built upon offering the best tools on the market coupled with an intimate knowledge of the Cotswold and South Warwickshire countryside.
"We are always looking for the latest innovation, have personally tested just about every tool on the market and rejected anything that lacks power, efficiency or longevity. Our customers are after tools that will get the job done quickly, easily and safely, it really is that simple."
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Hazelbrook Farmhouse B&B
Hazelbrook Farmhouse B&B is an excellent guest accommodation, reasonably priced, in the picturesque fishing village of Cleggan just 11 km from Clifden.
A warm welcome, tastefully decorated rooms and a delicious breakfast await you at Hazelbrook Farmhouse B&B, overlooking Cleggan village. With its spectacular views of Cleggan Bay, The Twelve Bens and the Islands of Inishbofin and Inishturk, unspoilt beaches and hill to mountains walks you can experience a relaxed and peaceful stay.
All rooms at our cosy, family-run property are tastefully furnished with en-suite bathrooms and facilities including Wi-Fi internet access, hairdryers and tea/coffee-making facilities.
Hazelbrook Farmhouse B&B is great place to stay while exploring Connemara's beautiful scenery and nearby Co. Mayo, with the Connemara National Park and Kylemore Abbey & Gardens easily reached by car and ferries for Inishbofin Island departing from Cleggan Village. There are also plenty of opportunities for hill walking, cycling, pony trekking, fishing, golfing as well as a wide range of water sports including deep sea diving.
Verfügbarkeit & PreiseWähle bitte die Termine aus und klicke auf "Daten aktualisieren", um die Verfügbarkeit zu sehen
B & B Ausstattungen & Richtlinien
- Kinderbetten verfügbar:
- Kostenloses WLAN
- Haartrockner
- Waschmöglichkeiten
ReiserücktrittsversicherungDiese Unterkunft hat eine 2 Tage Stornierungsfrist. Ergeht innerhalb dieser Zeit keine Stornierung, wird eine Stornogebühr in Höhe der ersten Nacht des Aufenthalts in Rechnung gestellt.
AnfahrtKarte anzeigenKarte verbergen
Hazelbrook Farmhouse B & B is located beside the village of Cleggan in the heart of Connemara just 10 minutes off N59 Clifden to Westport Road
Directions from Galway City
1. Take the N59, 24.5 km
2. Turn left onto Clifden Rd/N59
Continue to follow N59 50.4 km
3. Turn right onto Westport Rd/N59
Continue to follow N59 10.8 km
4. Turn left Destination will be on the left 700 m Hazelbrook Farm Guesthouse
Bus stop Cleggan village 5 minutes walk


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Photos: World Premiere of Sufjan Stevens' "BQE" [Brooklyn, NY; 11/01/07]
By Daphne Carr and Kathryn Yu on November 2, 2007 at 11:42 a.m. EDT
Photos by Kathryn Yu , words by Daphne Carr Nostalgia for modernism + urban planning + indie rock + Brooklyn reference + orchestra = Sufjan Stevens ' "The BQE"
Constructed between 1937-1964 as part of infamous city planner Robert Moses's master vision for New York City's social reality, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway rose as 11.6 miles of neighborhood-severing, money-eating, limited-access overhead highway grimness. The book about Moses's modernist cruelty and obsession with cars over human needs is called The Power Broker , a relentless, detailed portrait of one man's egomania in urban planning.
Which is part of the reason why, when Sufjan Stevens said he had written a symphony about the BQE , people got so excited. Maybe Stevens would, through the power of art, convey this bleak inter-borough piece of citywide dismay as something majestic, the way he had transformed Detroit or Decatur.
Known for his chamber-pop miniatures about humble white working-poor life, Stevens has become indie's populist orchestrator. But he's also enough of a fool to try his hand at large-scale composition, having boasted of writing 50 albums extolling the dignity of local culture. Fans who celebrate his outsider ("indie") ambitions to excel in academic forms clap for his being at the Brooklyn Academy of Music 's Next Wave festival regardless. Given classical's lust for young flesh and filled seats, the crossover of Stevens' rapt fan base into three nights of sold-out crowds already deems the event a success.
So how to judge such a thing?
Let's start with the music. The music was not a symphony in either the Classical or Romantic version-- let's call it a suite, an ordered set of instrumental pieces meant to be played together. Like Stevens' arrangements for his smaller tunes, these seven pieces were built with modular movements of melody and rhythm connected by fanciful scalar runs, mostly in the woodwinds. They were like minimalism, but not as subtle (not even as "subtle" as Philip Glass, his nearest comparison). Stevens has not yet learned that classical musicians cannot follow the energy of the piece to their own ends, but instead need expressive markings-- louds and softs, keys to accent, and phrasing that shapes each line in the texture of the piece. Because of this, the ensemble was static, unnuanced, and, in full-on mode, painfully loud.
Stevens has a gift for interlocking compound rhythms that sound joyously simple, and the movement from these grooves into other sections was full of playful writing that showed promise. Unfortunately, his sprightly rhythms were often articulated by an over-mic'ed trap kit, and thus rendered "rock musical," helped by occasional wails of guitar that reminded me of the scene in The Crow where Brandon Lee solos his Fender on the roof.
Stevens introduced tenderness through the sonic and visual metaphor of the circle. (See his musings on the hula hoop here .) Feminine, repeating, mystical-- the musical circle in "The BQE" also implied melody's constant return and rhythm's constant motion, at the sacrifice of Stevens's other gift: moments of free-flowing tenderness.
The orchestra's t-shirt logo was a stylized hubcap, a circle of unrepentant modernist motion fetish and part of a growing Matthew Barney-esque homemade masculine mythology system. Stevens did look pretty buff in his extremely tight white pants and matching black hubcap shirt. He sat at the grand piano, turned to the childlike celesta for color, and nodded to the conductor occasionally. He looked stressed out.
But we weren't supposed to be looking at him. A three-channel video screen split the stage in two, showing 8mm movies of the BQE and surrounding neighborhoods. Like minimalist artists, Stevens played with repetition. Deceptively close shots of windows and highways panned out to reveal their places, long glances at skyline and bridges messed into one of two central visual systems in play: kaleidoscope point repetition or mirrored symmetry. People were scarce and cameras lingered on "ugly" intersections, vernacular street elements, and the occasionally half-hearted whimsy of a giant inflatable gorilla.
The visuals were interwoven with still and film shots of hula hooping women-- those feminine circles again, mixed with mid-50s nostalgia-- in body-hugging raver costumes. They came out several times, accompanied by two male hula hoopers, to dance, hoop and toss in time to the music, first in slow, ballet-like daylight scenes, and then later in glowing nightclub abandon. The several minute-long uses of strobe on their lithe forms went from poetic to circus-like pretty quickly. Très "new music" spectacle.
When it was all over, Stevens got a standing ovation. He came out hula hooping and made a joke about the audience's civic pride in looking at the grand project of the expressway. It revealed either discomfort in the reach of his metaphor, his choice of subject, or his attempt in general. Yes, yes, yes, he did fail to find something more human, redeeming, or majestic in that pile of overhead concrete that socially divides his home place. Insteady, he visually fetishized its nude ugliness and the noble poverty of its surroundings, and sonically rendered its nearly unquestioned modernist motion metaphor.
The only moments of discord were mere traffic woe, not the larger psychic wounds of the road's construction or the crush of oil-dependent vehicles on it. It was as if Stevens had not attended to many of the messes his sounds and visions were making, their ignorances and inconsistencies. It's a lot to ask of a newcomer, but not too much. He joked that it took him "the length of a pregnancy" to put "The BQE" together-- it took Moses longer and it wasn't all right either.
For the second half of the performance, the orchestra stayed, Stevens' band kicked in, and he played songs from his albums. Starting with "Seven Swans", the set juxtaposed Stevens and his instrument (banjo, piano) against the full force of all the instruments. It was crashing, banging, big-budget cinematic Romanticism, like gut-wrenchingly melodramatic John Williams or frivolously busy Danny Elfman. The intimate moments were best, when My Brightest Diamond's Shara Worden harmonized with Stevens' falsetto while a sax scrunched or when, on "John Wayne Gacy, Jr.," the ensemble sat out and he played piano with spare acoustic guitar accompaniment.
Pathos was lacking almost everywhere else. When, in the final cadences of the show, Stevens kicked back his piano stool while banging out two hands of block chords, I felt like I was watching indie's own Franz Liszt-- a Romantic virtuous showboater treating formerly human-scale vernacular melodies with egregious pompousness. When Stevens-- called "boy wonder" or "wunderkind" by the press in spite of his man age of 32-- came out to speak, he did his best return to sheepish "gee whiz" indie guy by thanking "my friends, my band," and then with that Mephisto smile, "... my orchestra."
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Browsing serviced properties within a 5 mile radius of Roughhow Bridge
Swinside Lodge Hotel
Country House Hotel with 7 rooms, £78-£132 pppnb (3.4 miles, 5.4 km)
Swinside Lodge Hotel is an exceptional North Lakes hotel with a 2AA Rosette restaurant within the Lake District, and ideally situated for exploring Derwentwater and the surrounding areas.
Bramblewood Cottage Guest House
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Welcoming guest house overlooking Fitz Park serving an extensive breakfast using locally sourced products with a Breakfast Award. Home from home, warm and welcoming. Recently refurbished to a high standard.
Hazel Bank Country House
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Award-winning Hazel Bank, an early Victorian country house, stands secluded and peacefully amidst beautiful 4-acre gardens with breathtaking views of Great Gable and other central Lakeland fells. Recently refurbished to exacting standards.
Ash Tree House
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Shemara Guest House
Guest House with 7 rooms, £36-£45 pppnb (2.4 miles, 3.9 km)
Richard and Fon Atkinson welcome you to their warm and friendly, centrally located guesthouse in the picturesque town of Keswick in the heart of the English Lake District. Shemara has 7 en suite bedrooms.
Acorn House
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Allerdale House
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Borrowdale Gates Hotel
Country House Hotel with 25 rooms, £73-£105 pppnb (4 miles, 6.4 km)
Our country house hotel is the best-kept secret in the Borrowdale Valley, with log fires, wonderful Lakeland-inspired cooking and warm, comfortable bedrooms updated in classic, modern style - a real home-from-home.
Guest Accommodation with 4 rooms, £28-£38 pppnb (2.1 miles, 3.4 km)
This small and friendly guest house is located a short walk from the town centre and many of the rooms enjoy fine views of the surrounding fells. Bedrooms are well equipped and the breakfast room overlooks the small front garden.
Royal Oak Hotel
Small Hotel with 14 rooms, £48-£58 pppnb (4.9 miles, 7.9 km)
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Burnside B&B
Bed & Breakfast with 4 rooms, £32-£41 pppnb (1.8 miles, 3 km)
A warm Cumbrian welcome awaits you at Burnside B&B run by Keswick couple Peter & Sharon Garner. Located minutes from Keswick's Market Square, Derwentwater, Castlerigg Stone Circle; Burnside is an excellent base to relax and enjoy Lakeland.
The Grange Country House
Bed & Breakfast with 11 rooms, £42-£96 pppnb (1.8 miles, 2.8 km)
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The Lodge in the Vale
Guest Accommodation with 14 rooms, £30-£500 pppnb (2.3 miles, 3.7 km)
The B&B Lodge is all en suite with satellite TV, full range of internet access including broadband and wifi. The residents lounge has breathtaking views and has a feature fireplace with real fire. Pets welcome by prior arrangement.
Sweeneys Bar, Restaurant and Rooms
Restaurant with Rooms with 4 rooms, £30-£80 pppnb (2.4 miles, 3.8 km)
Glencoe Guest House
Guest House with 6 rooms, £36-£38 pppnb (2.2 miles, 3.5 km)
A charming Victorian home, capturing its original character, offering a warm friendly welcome. Run by outdoor enthusiasts with local knowledge of fells and surrounding area, whose aim is to please. Cycle storage, drying room, flask filling
Claremont House
Guest Accommodation with 6 rooms, £29-£43 pppnb (1.7 miles, 2.8 km)
Claremont House is a large detached period property set in grounds of an acre. There are 3 king, 1 family and 2 super king/twin bedded rooms all with private en-suite shower facilities. There is guest parking, cycle storage and free Wi-Fi.
The Borrowdale Hotel
Hotel with 44 rooms, £50-£97 pppnb (3.3 miles, 5.4 km)
Recently celebrated our 140th year as a hotel. We pride ourselves on great food, good service and attention to the smallest detail. Arrival from 14.30, checkout 11.00.
Lairbeck Hotel
Metro Hotel with 14 rooms, £49-£61 pppnb, £98-£150 prpnb (2.9 miles, 4.7 km)
Lairbeck Hotel is ideally situated in a quiet, secluded location only 10-minutes walk into Keswick. Set in an acre of attractive, well-maintained gardens, with spacious parking, Lairbeck enjoys magnificent views of Skiddaw & Causey Pike.
Clarence House
Guest Accommodation with 5 rooms, £68-£84 prpnb (2.1 miles, 3.4 km)
Karen and Richard welcome you to Clarence House. We are committed to offering a high standard of accommodation and service to enable our visitors to fully appreciate this most beautiful part of England.
Thornleigh Guest House
Guest House with 6 rooms, £38-£43 pppnb (2.4 miles, 3.9 km)
An immaculate, characterful and elegant Victorian Guest House in an elevated position with extensive views of the magnificent surrounding mountains from the rooms. Peacefully located just one minutes` walk from Keswick`s centre.
The Kings Head
Inn with 17 rooms, £30-£80 pppnb (2.3 miles, 3.7 km)
Howe View
Bed & Breakfast with 2 rooms, £36 pppn (4.5 miles, 7.3 km)
Howe View has magnificent views looking over Keswick and surrounding fells and offers local hospitality at its best. Easy access to Keswick and local pubs. No children under 5 years of age.
Badgers Wood
Guest House with 6 rooms, £41-£78 prpnb (2.5 miles, 4 km)
Awarded by the AA a highly commended rating this places Badgers Wood into the top 10% of 4 star-rated guest houses across the UK and 1 of only 3 to achieve this high standard in Keswick.
Laurel Bank
Bed & Breakfast with 5 rooms, £29-£40 pppnb (1.8 miles, 2.9 km)
Laurel Bank is a charming Victorian non-smoking guest house, close to the historic stone circle and town centre. All rooms are en suite, with views towards Grisedale Pike and Latrigg. Ideally situated for walking.


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The Internet is simultaneously killing the postal service and keeping it alive!
The internet brings convenience and an easy way to pay bills, communicate with friends and even to send greeting cards for special occasions. This means less licking of postage stamps and less running off to the post box to see if you have mail. Have you ever stopped to think what this means for postal services?
The US Postal Service is hitting net loss of $1.9 billion because of the huge decline in first class mail, which was the biggest earner for the agency. The internet is now taking care of that category as bills are sent online and payments are made in the same way. "We're quite obviously in a deep financial hole," Joseph Corbett, USPS chief financial officer and executive vice president, told reporters in a press briefing.
But there is a section of the Postal Service that is doing quite well, also thanks to the internet. The shipping and packaging business is still thriving as more and more consumers discover online shopping and need their goods delivered as soon as possible - so that they can shop again!
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The Determinants of Female Labour Supply in Belarus
AbstractUnlike in many other transition countries, where the gender pay gap has remained stable while female employment rates have reduced, in the case of Belarus women' activity rate has been practically unchanged despite an increase in the gender pay gap. This paper investigates why this is the case by looking at the determinants of female labour force participation in 1996 and 2001 (data from the Belarusian Household Survey). The selectivity corrected wage equation is estimated to compute an expected wage offer for women. The latter is included, in the second step, as a regressor in the structural female labour supply equation, estimated by probit. Several measures for the care of children and elderly people, proxies for the opportunity cost of working, affect female participation, but do not generate sample selection mechanisms. The estimated elasticity of female participation to wages is low, at about 0.45 in 1996 and 0.41 in 2001. Moreover the data allows detecting poverty trap mechanisms, whereas women in low-income households have much lower than average participation rates. At the same time the elasticity of female labour supply with respect to the own wage appears to be much higher for the low-paid groups of women.
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- J13 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Demographic Economics - - - Fertility; Family Planning; Child Care; Children; Youth
- J16 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Demographic Economics - - - Economics of Gender; Non-labor Discrimination
- J22 - Labor and Demographic Economics - - Demand and Supply of Labor - - - Time Allocation and Labor Supply
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I have been a Rockies fan since December 9, 1992 - the day that Greg Maddux walked away from the Cubs. I'm not sure why I didn't follow Maddux to the Braves ... I guess I just wanted a fresh break.
I'm a traditionalist in a lot of ways (get rid of the DH) but am also a fan of the newer approaches to analysis (OBP instead of BA, hard stats in place of "tools", placing more value on defensive range than strictly fielding percentage.)
I live in Iowa, so I've only been to Coors once - but it was this game, which made it pretty cool:
I haven't been to a ton of MLB games, but I have been to a few parks - Coors, Wrigley, Old Comiskey, Old Busch (playoff game). I have also been to minor league games in Peoria, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, and Akron. I took a (LONG) road trip to the Hall of Fame in 2002. Fascinating place - I spent a few days there.
I work as a computer systems analyst for an insurance company. I'm married with two young kids. I'm already lecturing my daughter (age 5 ... my profile photo is old) on the evils of the DH. My son is 3 ... probably time to have "the talk" with him.
My thoughts on what's wrong with the draft and how to fix it. Feel free to leave your own opinions in the comments section of the article.
To celebrate the beginning of the baseball season, I'm giving away my Kindle book of sports short stories for free today and tomorrow No strings attached, nothing more to buy, ever. About half the 20 stories are about baseball. The rest are a mix of major and minor sports (including luge and rodeo). I've posted some stories about Dinger on here in the past, so some of you may be a bit familiar with my fiction work. If you like the book, great (a positive review on Amazon would be nice). If not, hey, at least it's free. Yes, the title is lame - I was aiming for search hits within Amazon.
This is my perspective on the Tebow trade (I'm not a Broncos fan).
I posted this a while back, and am re-posting as we're actually nearing baseball season now. Open to fans of ALL teams. I am working on a book that will contain essays about sports card collecting from 100 current and former collectors. I'd love to include some of you folks in the book. More details here.
I am working on a book that will contain essays about sports card collecting from 100 current and former collectors. I'd love to include some of you folks in the book. More details here. This isn't a Rockies focused thing, so if you have friends who are fans of other teams, they are welcome, too. This IS a for-profit venture (in theory, anyway) so if this is in violation of PR policies, I completely understand. I'll hold no ill will if an admin deletes this fanshot due to a violation.
There's a lot of anti-Dinger sentiment out there. I'm sure that there are some pro-Dinger people like me. Now, you have your chance to have your voice heard ... I am launching a grassroots campaign to ensure that Dinger is kept in office. You can join up and add your favorite Dinger stories ad photos. Check it out at SaveDinger.com (Yes, I'm serious. Why do people keep asking that?)
I put together a team of players who failed, for one reason or another, to reach their full potential. http://www.observingcasually.com/the-what-could-have-been-team/
I dispatched beat reporter Scoop Chevelle to Andy's secret lair for an interview. Read it here.
If you're not familiar with Andy, he runs MLB Bonus Baby, a site devoted to coverage of the MLB draft. I dispatched beat reporter Scoop Chevelle to Andy's secret hideaway for an interview. Read it here.
I dispatched reporter Scoop Chevelle to Andy's secret lair for an interview. Read it here.
What will it take to sign Pujols to a long term deal? Here are my thoughts. I'm actually a Rockies fan, but the Cardinals are my #2 team, so this is intended to be good natured. I saw Pujols when he played for the Peoria Chiefs many moons ago. Pretty cool.
A humorous look at what Pujols might get in his next contract. Well, I hope it's humorous, anyway :) http://www.observingcasually.com/pujols-contract-joke/
My sports writer discusses the Tebow selection in yesterday's edition of The Casual Observer.
Some of your might have caught Mitch Albom's frontal attack on fantasy baseball in Sunday's edition of Parade Magazine. Today, I defend the honor of fantasy players everywhere in my rebuttal.
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Today's article on my blog is about the decline of the baseball card industry. You can read it here.
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I am the commish of the Alphabet Soup League. This is a league with the rather unusual rule that you can only player one letter for each letter of the alphabet (can't have both Hawpe and Helton in the same lineup). Anyway, there's an article on my blog today detailing the draft, which is ongoing. Check it out here.
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Man arrested on suspicion of burglary in Boscombe
5:39pm Thursday 25th April 2013 in News By Steven Smith, Chief Reporter
ARMED police and officers with dogs were dispatched at lunchtime after reports of a burglary in progress on Aylesbury Road in Boscombe.
A police spokesman said officers and armed response units were sent at 1.10pm. They were already on patrol in the area.
"After making enquiries officers conducted a search of the area and one man was arrested on suspicion of burglary.
Police are still wishing to speak to another man who they believe can help them with their investigation. He is described as white between the age of 18 and 20. He was wearing a green army style coat with a hood and blue jeans," the spokesman added.
Witnesses and anyone with information should call Dorset Police in confidence on 101 quoting incident number 25.214. Alternatively, call the free and anonymous Crimestoppers line on 0800 555 111 where mobile phone tariffs may apply.
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8:55pm Thu 25 Apr 13
mysticalshoelace says...
10:49pm Thu 25 Apr 13
nothingtofear says...
mysticalshoelace wrote:Agreed. Surely this is a daily occurrence for Boscombe?
If it had happened anywhere other than Boscombe it might be newsworthy :-)
11:51pm Thu 25 Apr 13
grumpy om says...
7:06am Fri 26 Apr 13
renea says...
7:33am Fri 26 Apr 13
Lord Spring says...
nothingtofear wrote:So no other part of the town had a break in this day.
mysticalshoelace wrote:Agreed. Surely this is a daily occurrence for Boscombe?
If it had happened anywhere other than Boscombe it might be newsworthy :-)
The newsworthy part is caught in the act
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|Has anybody ever had a womb chair refoamed and reupholstered?
A new one retails for between $3500 and $5500.
I have a chance to get a very old pair, with black legs for around $1500, or a single with ottoman for about $1500, any of which need to be reupholstered. I know the Swan chair is incredibly expensive to reupholster because the fabric is hand stitched on like a baseball, but the womb appears to have a conventional welt.
If it is $1000+fabric (they take a lot of fabric and I would do Knoll, which is not cheap), it may still be worth getting the pair but not the single...has anyone had these redone?
Here is a link that might be useful: Womb chair
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|To answer your question, I have not.
But I think it would be worth it for the cool factor.
- Posted by allison0704 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 16, 12 at 8:58
|Definitely get the pair. If you end up only wanting/needing one, you'll have a spare to sell.
|Oh GET THEM, even if they need reupholstering. You'll be living my dream.
Seriously, get them and hold them. Time will tell what needs to happen to them. You could resell them in a second for what you paid if you decide you don't want them (for g' knows what reason -- the ergonomics are unparalleled), and more later.
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Mon, Apr 16, 12 at 22:39
|I am looking at a pair that are in abysmal condition fabric wise, so they are probably a re-foam + reupholster and unusable til then.
I know that if I got one, I would NEVER get to sit in it unless I was home alone, so a pair would be great.
I figure even if I spent $1500 each on refoaming and upholstery I would still be ahead of the game, but it's still a pricey proposition. But I am more likely to do it piecemeal this way than I am to drop 7-10K for a new pair (never).
|Yes, do it! And post frequently with your progress.
- Posted by kaijutokusatsu (My Page) on Tue, Apr 17, 12 at 10:55
|I found this by a little poking around on the net. Your dream may not be out of reach! You might contact them and see what the costs would be.
Here is a link that might be useful: retro-redo
|If you buy the pair, are you going to then buy new ottomans to go with them? Because you'll need to factor that into the whole equation.
I had been wanting to get DH a womb chair for some time, but finances haven't permitted. He found a cute new (and much less expensive) italian chair & ottoman he liked a few months ago, so the womb dream is now a mere vapor.
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 11:01
|I decided to pull the trigger on these.
The auction is on Friday and I submitted an absentee bid that will be placed incrementally from the opening of this no reserve auction up to my bid. They start at 50% of the low estimate, so it's theoretically possible that I could get these for about 10% of retail.
I have bid on chairs in this condition before and lost, so there is a general interest in restoring these chairs and people are apparently pretty willing to pay a significant price for potential:
Both chairs are faded, one has ripped upholstery, one is missing the glides, and one has partially hardened foam, the other is mummified. It's a bit weird to pay the price of a decent sofa for two chairs in bad shape (if the bidding hits the high estimate).
I can hope that I do get them toward the low end, and that I lose out on them at the maximum bid, I guess.
- Posted by porkandham (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 11:36
|Good luck at auction!
|can't wait to hear what happens--break a leg! but I'm sure you know it's good to be fatalistic about these things - if they're meant to be yours, they will be.
And jakabedy, did you think you would get away without sharing the name/link to that Italian chair that made the womb chair pale in comparison?? The womb chair is one of my if-I-won-the-lottery kind of things (unless I find it or a knockoff at GW, of course as I did a pair of somewhat cat-scratched LC2 good quality knockoffs--I'll take them for $15 : )) It's not piracy if you buy the knockoff at gW, is it? : )
anyway, I'd love to know of a chair that's just as comfortable as the womb chair...
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 19:34
|I have been retail shopping online for vintage, and I am seeing everything from $1800 low to $3000s average for womb chairs that have faded upholstery (I would want to reupholster anything faded unless it was really "important".) I am seeing a fair amount with ottomans in the 4-5 range...some not needing recovering.
There is a 1946 (first year) @ $7500 (no ottoman) in original 1946-only fabric. This one, I would keep as is, if I were ever to spend $7500 on something like this.
So, I should make out okay, because I will come in under even with a full rehab.
This is my personal feeling, but I would rather not have a pirated or knock-off of something so iconic. If I can't have the real thing, I wouldn't want it.
|Not even if you found it for $15 at GW? I would never pay what I see them for at retail, but when I came upon them sitting there next to the mysteriously stained Haitian cotton sofas and papasan chairs and such I just had to rescue them -- they don't know they're ba*tards : )
- Posted by gsciencechick (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 22:45
|Good luck, Pal!
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Wed, Apr 18, 12 at 23:05
|I don't know flyleft, maybe for $15.
I am not particularly big on labels for labels' sakes, but that might be why I also would not want a pretender.
Some things are so iconic that I would want it real or not at all. If there is something about the knock off that makes it obvious I guess that's ok, or if it's something that became ubiquitous like Thonet-style or Cesca-style chairs. I would never buy a (K)Nak-off-ashima either--although I would buy a New Hope School piece that was clearly someone else.
It's not that the new chair is wonderfuller than the womb chair. It isn't at all. It's just that DH was really ready to replace his Ikea Poang chair and we weren't ready to spring for a womb chair. He found a chair that he liked, and he seldom has a strong feeling about anything, so I went with it. it's cute, DH is happy, and I'll still get the Womb chair someday!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Italsofa Shanghai chair
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Sat, Apr 21, 12 at 10:12
|I think I got them, although I am never sure until they contact me, if I bid in advance.
Here they are, pretty sad looking in their current state: I hope they don't stink, at least.
|Congrats, pal!
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Sat, Apr 21, 12 at 19:20
|Now the challenge is going to be picking the fabric.
The original fabric would have been Prestini or hopsack-type most commonly, I think followed by Knoll Velvet (mohair), and some other options.
The current version of the Prestini and the hopsack are relatively inexpensive, while the Knoll Velvet is 3-4 times as much per yard and a couple of options have "unlisted" prices. Since the listed prices run up to almost $200 a yard, one can only surmise...hmph.
|jakabedy, that's a cute chair! May I ask how much it cost?
And congratulations, pal! No matter what, you own some original womb chairs. VERY cool. Do you have plans to get ottomans/ottomen? :)
- Posted by kaijutokusatsu (My Page) on Sun, Apr 22, 12 at 10:03
|Ebay. In my research someone said 6yds per chair. However that surely is in square yardage.(as opposed to running yardage which is the whole 54" wide). I personally have never recovered one of these chairs,which is why I had to do some googling to find anything about them.I found out that the material is glued on to stick to the curvature of the frame,which would be a pita,and why the labor costs are so high. You might contact those people that I gave the link to and ask them the correct yardage amount and see what shows up on ebay.
|Congratulations Pal! Can't wait to see them reupholstered.
|Good for you....can't wait to see what you select for fabric!
|flyleft -
I think it was less than $700 including tax (10% here), and that includes the ottoman. It was a floor model and there was a sale. So it is probably regularly a few hundred more than that.
|Wow, jakabedy--that's not bad at all, nowhere near what I thought. Congratulations : )
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Sun, Apr 22, 12 at 21:37
|One of the 1990s womb chairs with ottoman that did not need to be reupholstered went for $1700 including buyer's premium. If you can buy one at auction you can get a pretty good deal if it's a good day. Strangely one also went for $3000 and in that case I would get a new one.
Mine were the cheapest since they clearly need to be redone, but it may be some time (year+) before this happens.
Loribee, there was some Mccobb at the Auction and the Planner pieces did pretty well, considering it seemed to be a weak and indecisive auction day.(Which is how I probably got my chairs)
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