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We enjoyed the fact we had no neighbours. A perfect option than staying in a B&B or hotel room
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The house was very comfortable and well equipped. We enjoyed sitting in the sun on the rear deck reading the paper. The main bedroom is very large with a comfortable bed. There is a small den space off the living room that is a good computer corner. All in all, a well maintained place. Met with Vic, the co-owner, who was very friendly and helpful.
I would replace the large bed in the living room with a pull out couch to give more seating options and a greater sense of space. The small bedroom is very small; works fine for one person but with little space to put any personal things in. I didn't see any laundry facilities which would be an issue for anyone staying for a longer period of time
Completely stocked and provided all the comforts of home .
It felt like home, every thing was there to make our own meals, and alot of room.
We like to self-cater and this compact little house with its own driveway close to the centre of Antigonish was superb. Everything was spotlessly clean and the resources in a very large kitchen were amazing (even had two wine bottle stoppers!).
Just a minor point : the bathroom was a little cramped but the shower was efficient and the water hot.
Everything except the rockery edged drive - damaged car wheel on poorly laid wall. Also good local convenience store 2 minutes walk away from property. Owner very helpful.
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Went for our grandsons graduation and location was perfect. Sleeping accommodations were good.
There was a problem with the plumbing in the washroom. However the owner did compensate for that. It was an unforeseen problem probably due to the spring run off and rain.
The cottage was lovely. Small but done very well with nice amenities. The location was perfect, easy walk to town and st.f.x. And there is a great bakery /store just up from the cottage...try any of the baked goods they are amazing.
Well appointed. Cozy. Comfortable.
Centrally located, clean, store right next door, WIFI, great place to stay! Will be back next year for sure!
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Sorry if I am stepping on anyone's toes here, but does anyone make these for sale? I have been thinking about doing this for quite some time and I just stumbled on this awesome forum today. I was thinking about buying some GE 5 and 7 cu ft models and filling them with everything needed except for the beer so it would be really simple for someone to switch from bottling to kegging. I figure that if I can buy in quantity that I could sell them for about what people could do getting parts. I would offer them in white or black (a little more as I would have to paint them). These would be without the collar with a tap tower and a drain for the grate that also would be stored in the keezer. Do you see any potential here or is someone else doing this?
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If you want an easier fit, you'll need to rasp down the rubber on the molded portion of the kegs a little bit. It makes an incredible difference.
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You could definatly ride some of them from London to Bournemouth and back in a day with no problem. Its only a hundred miles or so after all, and most of the decent ones will do that in a single charge even going at a reasonable clip. Not only that but Bournemouth is festooned with high capacity chargers as well (according to this site https://www.zap-map.com/ ).
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80% charge.
That's another thing the manufacturers of electric vehicles don't mention when talking about top speed and maximum range. The batteries don't like being at 100% so 80% is recommended to prolong battery life, with 100% charging reserved for the occasional "long range" trip. Admittedly manufacturers of internal combustion vehicles often exaggerate mpg too.
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I have a 1996 Voyager SE 3.3 with 208,000+ miles. My mileage wasn't what I wanted, 20-21 hiway, and my check engine light was on, for over a year. In the last two months I've replaced the EGR (cause of the check engine light), the spark plugs, plug wires and both Oxy sensors. My milage continues to drop. Less than 19 on the last tank, and this tank looks even worse. The engine starts in less than 3 seconds, it has power, runs smooth and idles smooth.
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May 12, 2009 The Quebec-manufactured Instaboat has added a second canoe to its easily transportable, collapsible aluminium boat range aimed specifically at fishermen. The new Instaboat Fisherman folds down to a package just 16 cm wide, 3.45 metres long and 38 cm deep weighing 38 kg. Preparing (see video) the US$1500 unsinkable Fisherman for the water takes just two minutes and offers a 245 kg weight capacity.
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The Fisherman aluminum folding canoe is sold with a 5-year warranty and is very convenient for portage. The new Fisherman has several advantages over the original Pirogue model, carrying 245 kg (540 pounds) compared to the Pirogue's 204 kg (450 pounds) and the ability to handle a 5 HP outboard compared to the Pirogue's 2 HP motor.
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Batting for Change is a fundrasing campaign led by NSW Blues cricketer Ryan Carters. Cinematographer Cam Ford approached Lemac for sponsorship. As editing began on the video, he spoke with Lemac; Read More
Throughout October Lemac will be hosting a series of Zaxcom Demo Days in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Read More
Come see the friendly Lemac team at the Sportcasting Conference & Expo! The first sports casting event of it's kind to occur in Australia, the two-day expo and conference will bring the future of sports broadcasting to Etihad Stadium October 7-8th, and will cover a range of topics from live production to delivery, the monetisation of archives, performance analysis and in-venue solutions. Read More
The Cooke Anamorphic/i lens set has landed at Lemac! Included in the kit is a 32mm, 40mm, 50mm, 75mm & 100mm and Lemac's factory trained Lens Technician has completed a QA on the brand new set. Read More
Comedian Josh Thomas returns for the second season of Please Like Me with support once again provided by Lemac. Cinematographer Matthew Temple shot the 8 episodes over 10 weeks. He speaks with Lemac. Read More
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