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Located between Stratford-upon-Avon and Worcester, The Oak is a traditional pub with a modern décor in the village of Upton Snodsbury. It offers fine cuisine and rooms with countryside views.
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Staff, bed.
Nothing in particular. Just a few things would make the whole thing excellent. For example, carpet and bathroom. For the money, however, we were very happy.
The location was convenient for us to visit family.
The double room we were given was extremely small and smelt very dank and musty.The landlord said the smell was due to a new carpet being glued down the previous day but it wasn't! The bathroom door didn't close and the window had to be forced closed from outside.We asked for another room but there were none available and as our son and his family were also staying we had no choice but to stay.Breakfast next morning was nice when we got it after a 40minute wait but we had to ask for condiments and butter and there was no marmelade for the toast.One girl was doing everything alone and was really pushed with only the occupants of four rooms to cater for.In general it wasn't an experience we would repeat but the Royal Oak has refunded us £15 for inconvenience.Our advice would be to have a family room at the same price.
Very noisy bolier in room kept us awake then even noisier neighbours kept us up and eventually had to get up and ask them to keep noise down!! Breakfast was nice when it arrived after almost a hour waiting.
The atmosphere was great, the food was lovely and very reasonably priced
The bed was soft and lumpy and the room was cold
All good room compact but comfortable bed an all mod cons - wifi and tele a bit temperamental but mnothing major - staff great evening meal good and nice friendly staff - breakfast was great value good quality and loads of if - locals friendly and parking FOC all round good experience
Breakfast was not too bad, a little cold. Bed was quit comfy. Bar maid tried to help.
Location too far out for sole lady on business. Room not fit for business user. When booking the photos showed a bright room with one or two chairs and it looked like I could work in the room. I was shocked when showed the room and later asked the barmaid if I could change the room as it was too small. She came back to say they were fully booked so she could not help. I asked for a chair, which was provided. This was hopeless as the room was too small. The room had a very bad smell coming from the chemical toilet in the small shower room. They tried to mask the smell with a cheap air freshener. It was horrible! The room was situated at the back of the pub near the kitchen. Outside the kitchen door I could see loads of rubbish. It did not look good. I then went for my evening meal to be told the chef did not work on that evening. I should have known better not to order a steak. The food was not the same as portrayed on Booking.com. I made this comment. My room and food did not match photos. To top it all!!.The TV did not work. It was pixelated on all channels. What a good stay!!
The environment and proximity to the motorway. The Royal Oak atmosphere was very enjoyable, with the local personnel/regulars very friendly. Breakfast was good and service was as expected throughout . The comfort of the beds afforded a very good nights sleep
The bathroom door had no means of securing shut , in that it didn't latch on the frame sear and had no bolt . One of the rooms that our elderly friends stayed in had an odd smell of damp/fustiness and was hardly bedroom size ( more box room). It was necessary to back onto the toilet , as the shower base gave no space for the toilet access. My friend caught the shower base prior to using the toilet , fell over the toilet and damaged their shoulder . The outcome was his inability to continue to drive down to Devon , 4 hours in Barnstaple A&E and only the use of one vehicle for the majority of our fortnights holiday . I wouldn't recommend this location for other personnel . The staff are very amiable , assistive and do a good job , but we would not use the Royal Oak again , if the only room was the one our friends had .
Every thing, had a good laugh and a few beers. Great pub food. Will certainly use again.
Nice little pub, staff and locals very friendly, good food.
Was disappointed our room wasn't actually in the pub, our room was very small and smelt a bit damp. We stayed for two nights and our cups were not changed.
Very friendly welcome, lovely location, good breakfast, although not pleased with the state of bathroom we would stay again.
Bathrooms need attention - tiles need to be put down in bathroom, carpet very unhygienic. Radiator needs painting, all rusty. Needs shelf above sink.
Service at the restaurant, Good location
Separate bungalow type rooms with own front door. The room was clean and comfortable. Staff were helpful. The breakfast was superb.
The room had a slight smell of the toilet which was a saniflow. I had trouble checking out could not find anyone to take payment.
location and facilities
bathroom was in need of a full refurd
Friendly staff.
Very small room, otherwise everything was good.
Clean rooms Friendly staff Really easy to reorganize booking
Cannot fault them, everything was great
Comfy bed
Breakfast too late no alternative offered
breakfast was reasonable. price of room was good.
requires a good cleaning .
friendly staff
had to leave early missed breakfast not much effort to accommodate anything no cereal no milk no coussants just a bacon sandwich from previous night although checkout is from 7
Friendly staff, clean room, good breakfast, very pleasant location, very good value for money.
Wifi did not work for me. Our particular room had everything we needed functionally but was a bit too cramped for our taste. I think other rooms may have been larger.
Friendly atmosphere, good food, comfortable room.
pleasant friendly staff nice rural location
We needed to leave early the next morning. The owner very kindly supplied us with sufficient cereals,milk etc for our breakfast. So we could leave at our required time.The staff were very helpful Thanks
Giant cooked breakfast included in very reasonable room rate. Good reasonably priced pub food for dinner too.
Good value,clean,tidy, dog friendly, helpful staff.
Had to leave before Breakfast as didnt start serving until 08.30 even though checkout times started at 07.00
Couldn't fault the place, staff brilliant,lovely and clean.Will recommend and will be returning!
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Members of the public are welcome to ask for assistance in tracing their families. Written requests for detailed research can be made to the "Research Officer"
A Research Fee may apply please contact us for a quote. This is a postal service,. Cheques/ Money orders to be made payable to 'AIGS Bendigo'
The Bendigo Area (AIGS) has a large collection of resources covering Bendigo/Sandhurst district and the extensive Central Goldfields area of Victoria. (see our database & resources links).
We also have access to all published B.D.M., shipping indexes, many interstate indexes and English Indexes.
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MARY ANN BURNS married Woodburn Richmond River area NSW 7 March 1884 to WILLIAM HENRY BYRNES. They had at least 10 children.
Mary died 28 Feb 1939 at Kyogle NSW aged 75 an obit says she was born on the Bendigo goldfields. Her death cert says father PATRICK BURNS and mother ANN MCMANUS. We are trying to find out about her early life and how she finished up in The Richmond River area.
Vic index has a Mary Ann Burns birth at "Long" in 1862. Father PETER Burns mother ANN MACMANUS. Our enquirer wrote to us as "Long" and Bendigo goldfields seemed to be Long GuIly. However there are BURNS/MCMANUS births in index John 1865, Charles 1867, William 1869, George 1872 d 1872; Patrick 1874 and the birthplace is Longwood which is near Euroa.
The birth cert of Mary Ann Burns 23 November 1862 is at Longwood. Her parents are said to have married Shoalhaven NSW 1854 and have Thomas 10, Peter 8, Robert 6, and Michael, 3. therefore it looks like they have 9 sons and daughter Mary Ann.
Any sightings of this family are welcome.
CAROLINE MOYLE had 5 children with HENRY PALMER around Wedderburn/Mt Korong 1860 - 1876. Her father was CHARLES MOYLE from Cornwall died Sth Australia 1851 and her mother ELIZABETH nee THOMAS buried White Hills 24 March 1 857. Although having children with Henry Palmer Caroline married 29 July 1867 in a Congregational Church service in Sandhurst to JAMES KERINBOX who was born Cawnpore India.
Caroline died in Wedderburn 11 Dec 1877
James Kerinbox has vanished. . . .Please help find him.
THOMAS EDWARD GREEN married ELLEN BIRKBECK EYKELBOSCH.
They had children Harriet I 876, Thomas Arthur 1879 and Ivy Maude 1881 in Sandhurst. Thomas was a painter and lived in Garsed St 1881 Family has vanished. It was thought he had died 1893 from an "Ancestry" entry but this is not correct. He maybe in Bendigo hospital 1922 "of no fixed abode" and maybe died Bendigo 1922 ..."Unknown" parents
Is anyone connected to a family named MCLEOD around Durham Ox, Jarklin, Associated names CROWLE, ROSS, GRAHAM, McPHERSON
WILLIAM BUTLER and MARY FENNELLY/FINLAY married Sandhurst 1853... 11 children. Associated names HINES, BOOTH, QUARRELL, HOWES. Lived near Creswick /Allandale from c 1880
John ENEMARK bc 1843 Denmark and Grace Smedmore PHIPPARD born London 1852 married in St Pauls Sandhurst 11 August 1875. Their sons John Henry 1876 and Frederick 1878 were born in Garsed St a sister Annie was born in Melbourne in 1880 and the family moved to Randwick in Sydney. Henry PHIPPARD Grace's father was in Sandhurst 1872 to c 1876 having previously been in Ballarat Victoria.
John GORDON married Christina CAMERON at St Francis Melbourne in 1850. Their son Robert John GORDON was b.1852 possibly in Richmond Plains NSW. Robert John GORDON married Agnes Teresa Veronica POWELL in 1877, they sailed to London the same year, a son Alexander Henry Meldrum GORDON was born in Islington London 1878. They returned to Sandhurst 1879, Alexander died aged 28 in Bendigo 1906. John GORDON died c1855 and his widow Christina married in Sandhurst 16 Feb 1860 to Thomas OBRIEN and they had 6 children in Eaglehawk daughter Annie b.1873 married in 1894 George RIMES.
Rhoda Jane ROY b 1865 was one of several children of William ROY and Mary HARRISON of Eaglehawk. Rhoda married in 1888 to Wm Grenfell COCK he died 1889 she then married Thomas Albert BROWN. Associated names - WILLS, PABST, ROBINSON, AITKEN, LEE, KNIGHT, KEENE, DOXFORD, CRAIG.
HANS FREDERICK HANSEN aged 26 married in Inglewood 1864 to LOUISA LEACH.. Where did he come from ? His marriage certificate provided a great clue with a birthplace as GISLEV, Denmark. Denmark has census in 1840,1845 and 1850 and because we know his birthplace and age we found him in Gislev.
We have not yet found him between Gislev in 1850 and Inglewood in 1864 but after that we have him for 40 years in Tarnagulla and then WA with his family.
WILLIAM WILKES from Devon arrived in Australia C 1853 and married CAROLINE EMMA SLOCOMBE in 1856 They had children around Clunes. They left Clunes c 1882 and moved to Drouin where William died in 1891.
His wife and children then moved to Prahran and in 1919 they moved to Clover Lea, Kilsyth as land around the Lower Dandenongs were being opened up.
ESTHER PILGRIM bc 1850 around Albury NSW and married in 1878 a Chinese miner JOHN MAHNEY SUN .Their children born around Wehla are RICHARD MAI HEN SANG PILGRIM, MAR GIM AK RICHARD and DAVID GIM HO SUN. We have lost the father but Esther lived in Bendigo till 1939 and a small obit says she was loving mother of three sons. We know 2 of them... DAVID KINGSTON died Daylesford 1945 and RICHARD JOHN JAMIESON died Ballarat 1957. The other son is missing.
When Esther died her funeral to White Hills took place from the home of HENRY SALES in Bendigo.
A HARRIET PILGRIM married in 1875 to Chinese WILLIAM JAN They had 5 children born at Wehla 1876 to 1886 surnamed JANE. We have lost them after this and don't know if the PILGRIM girls are sisters.
JOHN BLANDFORD died aged 73 at Raywood in 1898. His wife was MATILDA BENNETT and they married in Cowley, Gloucester, England 1847 and migrated 1852 They lived in Ballarat and John worked for the Lands Dept. We are trying to find out what he was doing in Raywood in 1898. Matilda died in Hawthorn in 1915.
HENRY and AMY TREGANOWAN (nee WALFORD) lived in Smith St Bendigo. Their son Rupert sent his mother a postcard from Moore Park Military Camp Sydney in 1917 before going overseas. We are tracing the family back to Cornwall. Henry is the son of HENRY TREGANO WAN and EMMA JEFFREY(s) who married UK 1862 and came to Victoria in May 1863 .. .their name on ship Duisberg is TREGANAN
Family members linked to surnames HORSEY,RANSOM and CULMSEE in Bendigo 1865 onwards are trying to find where they lived. A mix of rates, old maps, directories, funeral notices, school records and hospital records all go towards finding close proximities.
ABRAHAM LAWRENCE born in Canada married Sandhurst 1860 to MARY ANN WALL. She was said to have been born in Maitland NSW. They had 13 children around Harrietville/Bright area. Abraham died in Forest St Sandhurst and was buried in White Hills 18 June 1883.
The question was what he was doing in Forest St. We discovered he died in the house of GEORGE PHILLIPS and the ratepayer was WILLIAM P WALL who turns out to be father of Mary Ann Wall. George Phillips was married to MARTHA WALL another daughter of William P Wall. In 1878 Mr. Phillips is listed as a publican at The Unicorn Hotel Forest St. He died 1884 and his widow married SAMUEL HONEYCOMBE.
They ran The Unicorn till 1898 and Samuel died in 1902.
Martha lived on till 1923. The name of her house in funeral notice is "Maitland"
So Abraham died visiting his wife's family in Sandhurst.
JOHN HOVENDEN died Sandhurst hospital 16 Feb 1886, buried White Hills 19 Feb 1886. Death certificate has no information on it re family, occupation, and birthplace.
His death and age date fit in with a belief that he could be the father of a CATHERINE ANN HOVENDEN who it is said was born Myers Flat c 1869 and married WILLIAM ANSON in 1895. She died in Richmond Vic 1934 age 65.
This Catherine could be 7 year old Kate Hovenden of Yarraberb in hospital with typhoid on 7 June 1875. Her mother, who could be the wife of John Hovenden is unknown.
DONALD ALLAN CAMERON married 1885 St Andrews Bendigo to ISABELLA FINDLAY MCILWRAITH.. He was a Presbyterian Minister. Descendants have an old photo album in their possession and are trying to put names to pictures. Front of album says"Isabelle Finley..L.A of ST A.C. Sandhurst" and we deduce this is Ladies Auxillary St Andrews Church and was probably a gift obtained from Marinus Bent photographer of Sandhurst when she married 30 June 1885. Rev'd Cameron went on to be Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church.
PATRICK McALLISTER (variations) married 1 Jan 1874 MARY BALLANTYNE
Took up land selection at Leichardt 1875 and stayed till 1882.(Marong Rate book)
In Flemington are till 1900. Family then settled land at Monbulk in Dandenong Ranges.
HANS FREDERICK HANSEN born?...married 1864 in Victoria LOUISA ANN LEACH (variations) and had several children around Rheola/Tarnagulla then moved to Coolgardie area WA about 1900.The main quest is to find where HANS HANSEN came from
Obviously Scandinavia……It's like SMITH in England….
Patrick HALLORAN or O"HALLORAN married MARY QUIN c 1854 in Clare Ireland.
They had a son Patrick in Tasmania in 1856 and another 9 children in Victoria around Kyneton, Barfold area. Patrick senior took up a block in Dingee area c 1875. He was kicked by a horse and died in Bendigo hospital in 1878 leaving a widow Mary with 10 children. We are trying to link the children to a lady named MARY O'HALLORAN who died in Bendigo Benevolent Home in 1914. Hopefully she is someone's Great Grandmother.
The children are Patrick, John, Michael, Mary, Andrew, Bridget, Catherine, Jane, Thomas and Ellen. Some associated names are MCKENZIE, MCBETH and PLUNKETT.
Charles Peter COLLINS married Mabel WILLIAMS in Bendigo 1897. They had 4 children Mabel, Charles, Eleanor and Marion.
Charles Peter Collins was an engine driver in a mine but he wanted something more.
His children's school records show they were at Golden Square, Dingee and Geraldton WA. It appears that dad moved the family to Geraldton c 1908 but that did not work out. About 1914 he took a block at Dingee but drought ruined that about 1920.
His youngest daughter Marion started work at Myers Bendigo in 1922 by which time the family were in Strathfieldsaye.
We are helping the family of Marion sort out the family movements.
Their history does re enforce the point that people did move and one needs to search far and wide.
Footballers John and Charlie JOHNSON played for Melbourne c 1905-1910 and we were asked by AFL historians to try to find their birth date. The suspicion was that they were born in Bendigo either named JOHNSON or JOHNSTON. A clue was that they played for South Bendigo. Local knowledge said that meant they were Protestants and we found them baptized at St Pauls.That's a bit like Scottish soccer in Glasgow…Rangers or Celtic…and does illustrate the importance of the family history clues that come from knowing their religion in the 19th century.
EDWIN CALLISTER in Bendigo Benevolent Asylum 1878. Found wandering the streets of Dunolly aged about 8 with his brother WILLIAM CALLISTER. Family know what became of William but have lost Edwin….Help please? The boys have half sister MARGARET CAMPBELL DUNLOP who died Ballarat in 1940
Their mother was MARY GUTHRIE/DUNLOP/CAMPBELL who is buried Waanyarra in 1878.
JANE LOCKERBY SCOTT and John Gaspard FEINT in Sandhurst c 1857. Had a child ELIZABETH MARION FEINT in 1858.
Mr. FEINT vanished and Jane has had numerous children with a JOHN WATSON around Tumut and Adelong NSW. They married in NSW 1873.
We are trying to find JOHN GASPARD FEINT
Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm Ernst Schleicher in Sandhurst c 1854 may have changed name to Thornton
Moses COMBS b Birmingham UK c 1837 died Bendigo 1917. He married CAROLINE KENT 1858 and they had 5 children in Chewton area. Caroline died Bendigo 1880 and Moses married a widow ELIZABETH DILLON nee MILLS who died 1914 associated names are MAHAFFY, BRABIN, YOUNG and MAWDSLEY.
Moses Coombs was a plasterer in Sandhurst
Variation COMBS....COOMBS.....COOMBES......COMBES
London Hotel Bull St Bendigo 1890-1900 with connections to Jean BOURCHIER, MATHER and BAILES. Would like to find a photo of London Hotel c 1890
HORONDA ... name of a house in Milroy /Langston-St corner built in Bendigo c 1900.. .maybe named after a horse or a drink.
Thomas ASHFORD died and buried as a pauper at Bendigo Benevolent Asylum in January 1917.aged about 60 Previously In Melbourne Asylum 1909 and moved to Cheltenham c1911 and then to Bendigo c 1914
He was paralysed. We are trying to find out if he was from Scilly Islands Cornwall.
DAVID EVANS b Montgomery Wales c 1840...to Australia?? married Maldon 18 Feb 1871 to HANNAH PREECE who was born Monmouthshire Wales c 1853.
They had two children in Victoria and then went to New Zealand c 1874.
ISAAC PREECE married in Wales to ELIZABETH JAMES in 1846 and came to Vic c 1855 with Richard, Mary and Hannah and then had children in Malden.
Some of the family went to WA c 1890.
Names associated RODERICK, SMEATON, WORTHINGTON, WHALES and MONTAGUE


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Have England found a captain who doesn't believe in momentum - and a winning captain at that? Such a man might be a rarity in a soundbyte culture, where the idea has become, like the existence of God, inescapable but impossible to disprove.
Alastair Cook, who has guided England to their first series victory in India for 28 years, failed to offer such comforting platitudes when a win in Mumbai had tied the series at 1-1 with two to play, but even though he dared to dismiss the suggestion that momentum was on his side, he guided England home anyway.
"After the first game momentum was with India," Cook said before the Kolkata Test, "but we managed to bounce back. The Mumbai win has certainly left us a little more confident, and with a belief that what we are doing is fine. That doesn't mean it is going to count for anything in this match."
The notion of momentum has exerted a momentum all of its own upon the modern era. Cricket, especially in its longer forms, is such a nuanced game, it is often difficult to tell who, if anyone, holds an advantage, and into that vacuum must come something. Coaches like the idea of momentum because it is a positive thought to give to players. Commentators, especially ex-players, love it because it appeals to powers of insight that the layman may not have.
A little while ago, Michael Lewis, the author of Moneyball, a book about an impoverished MLB franchise that prospered when they realised that baseball coaches often misjudged the value of players, saw that he had left a question hanging: why, if those coaches had spent their entire lives watching baseball, had they got player selection wrong so often?
The answer led him to the door of Daniel Kahneman, a man who won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2002, even though he wasn't an economist but a psychologist. ("Ah don't take that Nobel stuff too seriously," he rather charmingly told Lewis when he arrived to have coffee.) Together with the late Amos Tversky, Kahneman had, between the years of 1971 and 1984, researched an area known broadly as "the availability heuristic", which showed that human judgement is often based on the most easily recalled information. He explained this by means of a simple experiment: a roulette wheel was rigged to stop on one of two numbers, 10 or 65. Kahneman asked the groups he assembled in front of the wheel to write down the number they saw. He then asked them an unrelated question: "What is your best guess of the percentage of African nations in the UN?"
The average answer of the groups whose wheel landed on 10 was 25%, and that of the groups for whom it landed on 65 was 45%. Clearly the unrelated roulette number affected their guess.
Kahneman called this "the anchoring effect". There are thousands of examples of it in cricket, many coming from players who have been inconsistent but whose best moments are deeply memorable: Steve Harmison's 7 for 12 is worth considering in this light, a performance that came 18 months into a Test career and resounded for the next seven years ("We all know what Steve's capable of" became a much-uttered phrase).
Kahneman's work also seemed to offer a response as to why coaches, commentators and observers often based their judgement on nebulous concepts and "instincts" rather than empirical evidence of statistical performance. Momentum is the king of the nebulous concepts affected by the availability heuristic.
Yet can it exist as anything other than a concept? During one of the craziest Test matches of the modern era, at Newlands in November 2011, Australia were dismissed for 284, South Africa were bowled out for 96, and before the end of day two, Australia's second-innings score stood at 21 for 9.
|Cricket is such a nuanced game, it is often difficult to tell who, if anyone, holds an advantage, and into that vacuum must come something. Coaches like the idea of momentum because it is a positive thought to give to players
On commentary, Robin Jackman asserted, "South Africa have the momentum here." How did he make that judgement? Probably because, to his mind, South Africa taking 9 for 21 was more readily available than the knowledge that Australia were 209 runs ahead on a day when 20 wickets had fallen for 128 runs.
As it turned out, Jackman was right. South Africa went on to win by eight wickets, with centuries from Smith and Amla. Yet the game makes the case for Kahneman as well. The batting collapses of both teams in a single day exerted a tremendous internal force, even though the scores either side of them, 284 in Australia's first knock and 236 for 2 in South Africa's second, were far less panic-stricken and fell within the normal range. It's easy to conclude that those collapses had "momentum" too: in the minds of both batsmen and bowlers, tumbling wickets were the most easily available thought and thus became a destructive and self-fulfilling notion.
On the third morning of the game, Amla and Smith batted quietly for the first hour, scoring 31 runs, before taking the Australian bowling apart, Amla's century coming from 126 deliveries. That initial hour of calm helped the batsmen restore some mental equilibrium to the game, and as the runs began to come, the psychological reference points of both batters and bowlers changed once more. Smith and Amla's play "highlighted the ridiculous nature of the second day", according to ESPNcricinfo's report.
Most Test matches are far less extreme, and yet their nature is often fickle and contrary. A week after Newlands, with the "momentum" of their epic win behind them, South Africa duly lost the second Test to Australia.
Momentum may be nothing more than a balance of probabilities that shifts as the game does, with each movement encouraging a different memory with which to compare it. If it exists, it exists in this fluid and individual state, and unless a team has a collective psyche, it could be convincingly argued that it doesn't exist at all.
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It has been a while since I posted the offensive and defensive directional stats for the Pittsburgh Steelers, so here is a look at both the rushing and passing stats by direction through week 13 of the season. These stats include rankings in the league for both plays and average gained or allowed. A few observations: It is not surprising that the offense is still pretty much right handed as it relates to the run. Once David DeCastro is inserted into the lineup the offense should be able to run the counter the other way to help even this out a little. That might be next season, though. The passing Read more [...]
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MCC Bloghttp://community.middlesex.mass.edu/blogs/mccblog/atom.aspxCommunity Server2014-09-05T15:12:00ZMad About Monadnock!http://community.middlesex.mass.edu/blogs/mccblog/archive/2014/11/07/Mad-About-Monadnock_2100_.aspx2014-11-07T14:53:00Z2014-11-07T14:53:00Z

Taking advantage of one of the most spectacular days of the fall season, 26 Middlesex Community College students and staff boarded an early morning bus and headed to the base of Mount Monadnock in Jaffrey, N.H., to scale the gorgeous and challenging mountain climb!

Up before the sun, the intrepid band of explorers were drawn, like so many before them, to the natural beauty and magnificence of the second most-climbed mountain in the world. With fall foliage at its peak, along with vibrant blue skies and an abundance of sunshine, it provided the perfect day for our hikers.

The group arrived at the mountain before 9 a.m. and the hikers were eager to hit the trails. For many of the students, this was not only their first time to Monadnock, but their first time hiking, period! After a group photo and assembly line to compile peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, hikers departed in small groups to being their five-hour trek.

Some hikers challenged the terrain with all the vigor of a triathlete - others preferred a more meditative and relaxed approach. In other words, they hiked in all sizes and speeds! Some hikers reached the top, and others reached a height that met their satisfaction. Regardless of their turnaround point, all the MCC hikers enjoyed breathtaking, panoramic views, the tremendous beauty of the mountain, and a bona fide workout.

Those who reached the top of the mighty climb were rewarded with a 360 degree view of the valleys below – a sea of yellows and reds and oranges of fall foliage, peppered with shimmering ponds and lakes. The strong winds howled, but didn't drown out the victorious shouts of joy and laughter of climbers on the summit. And all agreed that the only peanut butter and jelly sandwich that tastes better than one you made is one that's eaten atop a challenging mountain that you just climbed.

Organized collaboratively by the MCC Outdoor Adventure Club and the Center for Health and Wellness and sponsored by the MCC Transporation Department, this trip was the latest in recreational adventures offered to the MCC campus community. Next up for our outdoor adventurers is the annual ski and snowboard trip to Mount Sunapee scheduled for Saturday, February 7th.

Climb every mountain, fjord every stream, follow every rainbow - that's the MCC way!

cookphttp://community.middlesex.mass.edu/members/cookp.aspxGreen Thumbs Up!http://community.middlesex.mass.edu/blogs/mccblog/archive/2014/09/12/Green-Thumbs-Up_2100_.aspx2014-09-12T18:17:00Z2014-09-12T18:17:00Z

The end of summer, and that means another harvest for the MCC Community Garden, which grows by leaps and bounds each year, almost as rapidly as its vegetable inhabitants!

Begun last year as a product of the MCC Sustainability Club and providing an opportunity for students, staff and faculty to tend their own plots, the community garden has become one of the most exciting projects on the college's Bedford campus, not just because of the visual enhancement, but mostly because of the community engagement the project has harvested with several community partners.

Overseen by folks like Christopher Fiori, Mike Cermac, Steve Rossi, and a hardy crop from the hard-working members of his Sustainability Club, the garden across from the Cataldo Administration building has allowed dozens of members of the MCC family to grow their own individual gardens, boasting a wide range of offerings from eggplants to cucumbers to sunflowers.

The MCC Community Garden has already donated around 300 pounds of fresh produce, including beans, cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, chard, squash, and cabbage to the Merrimack Valley Food Bank. These donations come from the student-run section of the garden - 2,000 square feet across four beds at the garden's entrance. Last year, donations from the student section totaled more than 700 pounds, and by the end of this year's harvest in October, the Sustainability Club expects to top that poundage.

The main crop of potatoes should be ready to harvest any day, and the Club also has done a second planting of beans, radishes, lettuce, and broccoli. Early on, some unseasonably cold summer weather made casualties out of a bean crop, but they since rebounded and produced a high yield. At one point over the summer, the voracious Colorado Potato Beetle threatened to destroy the coveted potato crop, but the students were able to control them with an organic pesticide that won't harm the plants or the environment.

The garden's infrastructure saw lots of improvements this year. Most notably, with the help of MCC Facilities, the club added a permanent fence enclosing the garden. In prior years, several deer broke through the meager fencing and had their run of the garden. The students also moved their fain barrels inside the fence and added a storage shed for all of their gardening tools. The Club even carved out one corner of the landscape to create a zen garden, where students and staff can just take a moment to soak in the beauty of the garden.

In all, there were 59 active gardeners across 64 plots, with nearly two dozen of those green thumbs belonging to students, a marked increase over last year's initial outing.

So give a shoutout to all of our folks with the green thumbs, especially the members of the MCC Sustainability Club! We look forward to seeing what next year's crop yields!

cookphttp://community.middlesex.mass.edu/members/cookp.aspxNew Kids on the Blockhttp://community.middlesex.mass.edu/blogs/mccblog/archive/2014/09/05/New-Kids-on-the-Block.aspx2014-09-05T19:12:00Z2014-09-05T19:12:00Z
A new semester underway, so natch, that means it's time for the Center for Student Engagement to welcome students back to campus in style with our annual Block Party, held on our Bedford Campus!

The September classic brings our students together with staff and faculty for a frolicking good time, complete with giveaways, sporting events, and of course, fried dough, hot dogs, and sausages loaded with peppers and onions!

The daylong festival is a fabulous way to help integrate our newest students with our returning scholars, and kick the school year off on a fun foot! Kudos to all the folks from Student Affairs and their army of volunteers who make it happen every year!

Ye blog writer will just shut up here and leave it to the wonderful images from Alyce O'Connell www.alyceconnell.com to tell the story of the day in pics!

Block on!

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The service, the cleaningless, EVERYTHING
This is primo location, you can't get much closer to down town then this, hotel was clean, room was small but for 99 bucks incredible value.
The noise sucks, alot, expect not to have a great sleep, bring noise canceling headphones and you should be perfect though!
The location cannot be beat -- in the heart of the hot 14th Street corridor with excellent restaurants and public transportation. Staff are really nice and it is very clean.
It is a very basic hotel. Reminds me of European hotels in the 1960's -- clean and bare bones.
I was kind of scared to stay here reading the reviews... but this hotel is actually quite nice! It's nothing fancy but it's cheap, and the room (including bathroom) is clean. I stayed for 6 nights and it was a really comfortable stay. The staff were also friendly.
Can't complain.
The location of the hotel is convenient. Is close to the Metro and to the convention Center.
My room was in the basement and it was to cold and dark.
Clean and quiet.
There was no TV guide to what stations the channel numbers corresponded to, and staff at the desk were unable to figure it out either.
Bathroom was clean.
Walking distance from the Mall Quiet place Several coffee shops and restaurants just around the corner
There were no toiletries in our room, even no soap. The guy on reception gave me one soap and couple of shampoos but plainly refused to deliver them to the room (I was on my way out but my partner stayed in the room upstairs and needed the toiletries). Overall, the hotel leaves an impression of not very new and not very clean.
It was in a good position
Nothing, is cheap and not far from the center that why we have to be patience.
Bed was very comfortable, very personable little hotel. It is an excellent buy.
There was no wi-fi when I was there, this needs to be fixed.
It was small but clean and had an up to date flat screen unlike the old tv that is shown online. I didn't have any problems during my one night stay.
After turning AC/heater on it turns on and off instead of running consistantly and turning off once temperature is reached. However it did eventually warm the room up
Location accessibilty to public transportation and close distance to walk to most places to see and eat, clean and updated accomodation for reasonable pricing and helpful and knowlegeable front desk staff to answer questions and provide information when needed.
Minor update in the lobby for more physical appeall to compete with nearby hotels. We found a small cockroach crawling the wall on our 9th day of stay which we killed and told front desk.
distance from downtown quiet location
nothing :)
Way way too expensive.
Cleanliness and availability of staff
Room was smaller than expected and the closet had very little space
Cheap, location, free wifi at the reception
It's cheap, and you can see it in everything - unfriendly stuff, the hotel needs the complete and deep renovation in everything - furniture, decorations, all materials, awful breakfast.
free wifi in lobby clean small hotel
free wifi just in the lobby noisy neighbours (not really soundproof but we were only bothered when we were awake ourselves) didn't use breakfast tricky form when checking in! if you sign your initials everywhere, you'll sign for breakfast too so read the full page before signing!
Some items needs maintenance and some of the staff are tough
I had been to Washington before and knew that I liked to save money by getting a few meals at Whole Foods instead of dining out. This hotel is right by Whole Foods. It's also right by the Churchkey, one of the best beer bars in town. Hotel amenities were fair to good, and staff were friendly. I was glad not to be up on New York Avenue on motel row, yet still have a decent affordable priced hotel.
It was a bit of a hike to the nearest Metro stop, and the first couple mornings I got lost. If I'd wanted to take the bus, though, it would have been easier. Breakfast was $5 and it was the kind of continental breakfast most hotels don't charge for, so I skipped it; there was no in-room coffee though, which meant I didn't get morning coffee until I left the hotel. The TV didn't come with a channel guide, and if there was a local PBS channel on there I couldn't find it. Minor gripes overall. The only really annoying thing was the noisy delivery trucks outside starting at about 6:30 in the morning meant I couldn't sleep past then.
Location was good. Room price was lower than other hotels in the neighborhood.
We were able to hear people speaking in the corridor and rooms next to our one. Old hotel: Rooms and decoration would need to be refreshed.
Location excellent. The hotel/room was as expected--very clean, small, comfortable. I spoke with 4 different reception attendants all of whom were very pleasant & quite helpful. Just the place I needed.
The staff were nice and courteous.
I will not recommend for business travellers as internet access was limited and at times no access at all.
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Hair dryer didn't work - didn't get a replacement until the next day Staff weren't friendly or helpful Lift was noisy
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