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The vast majority of insects in Nebraska are beneficial, but a few can be serious problems both in the home and in the landscape. Take a few moments this month to learn about two problematic insects - bed bugs and Emerald Ash Borer.
Bed Bug Heat Treatments - Learn how to inspect for bedbugs in your home, and effective heat treatments. Nicole Stoner, UNL Extension Educator
How to Identify Emerald Ash Borer and Signs of Infestation - Where did Emerald Ash Borer come from and what does it look like? How can I identify ash trees on my property? Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
A Girl, a Grant, and a Goat - A Nebraska Story - Lincoln high school student, Sheridan Swotek, pursues her Diamond Clover pin, the highest award given by 4-H. Through a national grant she's developed an innovative youth project that gives urban kids the opportunity to learn responsibility by caring for goats. NET Nebraska
2015 Master Gardener Training Begins in January
The Nebraska Master Gardener program is a horticulture related volunteer training program based in many counties throughout the state. It has been part of UNL Extension since 1976. Master Gardener volunteers are trained by UNL Extension faculty and staff. They contribute time as volunteers working through their local Extension office to provide horticulture-related information to their community. More specifically, they provide education about sustainable horticultural practices.
Master Gardener training sessions are held at county offices throughout the state. Classes begin in February or March, depending on the location. A minimum of 40 hours of educational training is provided. Most locations conduct training during daytime hours, but some offer evening classes.
For more information, or to complete an on-line application, visit http://mastergardener.unl.edu/become-a-master-gardener
Monthly Features
- Talking over the Fence - Livestock & field management, 2014 Farm Program
- Plant of the Month - Concolor Fir
- Animal of the Month - European Starlings
- Monthly Pest - Scary Spiders
- Drinking Water Q/A - Is there a need for two sinks in a bathroom?
Acreage eNews- November 2014
- Healthier Holiday Eating Tips
- Baking Local
- Compost - Recycle Your Tree Leaves
- What Do Mulches Do for the Soil - And the Environment?
- Act Now to Reduce Risk of a Frozen Septic System this Winter
- Be Winter Ready - Build an Emergency Kit
- Prepare for Winter Snow Removal
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Durbuy Bungalow Rental Photos and Description
more info; www. ardenne bungalow. en
Right in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes is this cozy detached bungalow.
This modern holiday bungalow stands with still over 200 Cottages in a forest on a hill in the Bungalow of Sunclass.
Near the river Ourthe and surrounded by the beautiful nature of the Ardennes.
The bungalow is FREE Internet / Wi-Fi
Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter; always it is wonderful to come into this wooded area for a weekend or holiday. equally at
The ideal place to enjoy the beautiful surroundings with its beautiful villages and castles. Example, historical, cultural, active, sporty or just quietly
A few miles from the park you will find the picturesque village of Durbuy.
A town with winding streets, small stone houses from the 18th and 19th centuries, great shops, Midget Golf, tourist train and a square with many restaurants and cozy heated terrace.
Active can enjoy in many ways;
In the Park you have an indoor pool, Tennis court, Basketball court, Football, Table Tennis, Boules Boules and Animation during the holidays.
There is a restaurant with takeaway pizzas and fry.
In the vicinity of the Park you can for example; Kayaking, Fishing, Golf, Cross Country Skiing, Rappelling ........
Furthermore, it is ideal to explore this example with the Mountain or walker. Zone
Various Cycling and Walking routes can be obtained at the Park.
Details; No pets and no smoking. At the park's fireworks prohibited.
Our modern, cozy newly furnished bungalow (No. 93) is fully equipped.
* Parking in front.
Features an open kitchen with 4 burner gas stove, refrigerator with small freezer, microwave, kettle, Coffee maker and Senseo coffee machine.
Living / dining room;
* Eat-seating for 6 people.
* Flat screen TV (32 ") with USB and HDMI connection.
* Digital Network with Dutch, Belgian, French, German and English channels.
* CD / DVD player with large choice DVDs.
* Cozy Gas Fireplace.
Shower room;
Shower, toilet, and sink. Electric heating.
Bedroom 1: Double bed with two mattresses together 1 60 2 wide and 00 cm long with TV..
Bedroom 2: 2 single beds 90 x 00 cm 2.
Overflow: 1 Single Bed 80 x 00 cm 2.
1 chair and 1 Child's standard in our Bungalow present.
Nice, big balcony approx 21 m2 with garden furniture.
Here you can enjoy almost all day sun and stunning views.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible

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AK Bistro
- Address:
14 East Central Street
Franklin, MA 02038Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
AK Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.artistrykitchen.com/
- Phone: (508) 530-7440
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch Sunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm; Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday: 11:30am - 4:30pm; Dinner: Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wine
A word from AK Bistro
AK Bistro is a neighborhood gathering spot located in the heart of downtown Franklin, MA, where we recognize that attentive, personal service is still an important part of the food experience. Our team spends a lot of time searching for the finest quality ingredients from around the corner and beyond because we know that our local partners are also vested in providing the best the seasons have to offer. We take pride in taking these ingredients and turning them into culinary creations that are innovative, delicious yet approachable. We pair them with unique hand selected wines, craft beers and creative cocktails to provide the ultimate foodie experience.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
AK Bistro - Best Restaurants in Franklin ›
AK Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
91 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (61)neighborhood gem (61)special occasion (43)romantic (32)notable wine list (31)hot spot (18)good for groups (15)great for outdoor dining (14)great for lunch (9)great for brunch (6)kid-friendly (3)late-night find (3)vibrant bar scene (3)Show More
- It's OKAYgymgirlVIPDined on 11/26/2014I like the ambiance, And the convenience since we live in town. It's a very attractive restaurant, service is good, drinks are good. Menu needs updating. Food is OKAY.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReviewDinnerDined on 11/22/2014While we enjoyed our meal and the food was really good- the ambiance was lacking. It was too quiet and the music didn't suit the scene. If it was a bit more romantic and a tad louder - it would have felt like it was the right place. We would recommend the food but will not go back- sadly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ames3323Dined on 11/19/2014Excellent! This restaurant gave me the feel of Boston but in Franklin,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WonderfulCmp6VIPDined on 11/16/2014This is our fourth time going to AK and we have not been disappointed. We have gone with a group as well as just my husband and myself. The oysters and cheese/charcuterie plate are both delicious. The pizza is small and enough for one or as an appetizer. My son had the Duck and said it was one of the best dishes he has had in a long time. I had the duck shepards pie, a little heavy on the mashed potatoes, but very good and I ate the entire dish. I have had the burger in the past and it as well was very good, a bit salty on the French fries so I would order them again with light salt. Great wine list and cocktail menu. We will be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find in the suburbs!shmoopy2014VIPDined on 11/9/2014We just discovered AK Bistro - what a great find in the suburbs! The restaurant was beautiful, the food was great and our server Corey was outstanding. Nice to know we don't have to drive to Boston or Providence for great atmosphere and food.Special Features:
- Good place for brunchAMRLR1Dined on 11/9/2014I've been to AK Bistro twice for brunch. Both times the service and ambiance have been great. The food is very good. I quite enjoyed the brioche French toast, which was served with heated maple syrup and berries. It was thick, fluffy, and its had a pleasing flavor. The pastry sampler was amazing--lemon square, raspberry shortbread square, coconut macaroon, and two pumpkin cookies. I believe they vary the sampler according to season. Our waiter was attentive and never rushed us. We had a seat by the fireplace, which was lovely for a cold November morning.Special Features:
- Thumbs up !!!!MIssyDined on 11/7/2014My husband and I dined there a few weeks back and we throughly enjoyed everything we ordered. The waitstaff was very attentive and helpfull with our questions. Service , food , ambiance and overall atmosphere was fantastic. All our food came to us perfectly hot and wasn't sitting around !!! I'm glad we were given gift certificates as we probably wouldn't have known they were there. We live one town over and I never knew it was there. My husband and I will definitely be back !!! Highly recommended !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent mealFullinFranklinDined on 11/1/2014Very positive experience. Started with drinks in the very cool bar area. Dinners of day boat scallops and filet we're delicious and beautifully presented. Didn't have dessert only because we were too full. Will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth A TryLocalFoodieDined on 11/1/2014AK Bistro is beautifully decorated but our experience on a Saturday night was uneven. The restaurant was noisy and cramped; service was attentive but our orders were repeatedly switched. Several menu items were very good to outstanding (the pumpkin bisque was a particular treat), but the chicken was undercooked and not particularly tasty. Still, there are few restaurants of this caliber in the Franklin area so we'll try it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/1/2014Atmosphere is beautiful and elegant. Food was amazing, well worth the price and exceeded expectations. Restaurant was VERY loud. It was extremely difficult to have a conversation with other people sitting at same table without having to yell. Because of this, the overall experience wasn't as pleasant as you would like because you obviously would like to be able to hold a conversation with the people you are dining with.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What did you say?OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/1/2014Went to AKB last Saturday with hubby and missed most of our conversation. Have been once before and sat towards windows in front of restaurant. That time we had a lovely meal even though we were at high-top tables. This time we were sat next to fireplace and could not talk over two loud groups around us. We had mushroom flatbread and I ordered short rib--found it difficult to finish both entrees because too salty. Husband had duck confit shepard's pie and was underimpressed. Cheese plate and ice cream were the highlights of our meal. Wine list had good range and choice. Sadly disappointed on food and ambiance this time. We will try again next time on weeknight and ask to be seated toward front.Special Features:
- Good, not greatConcernedEaterVIPDined on 10/30/2014Cool space. Appetizer selection is pretty unexciting- but the garlic shrimp are great. Bologna was bland, Twelve has a much better one. Scallop dish was very good, but not hot and too much going on- pumpkin purée, gnocchi, pancetta, mushrooms, etc.I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time and we will go backAfh714Dined on 10/24/2014Food was delicious. Service was very attentive. Restaurant was very pretty. My husbands food was not cooked correctly and the wait staff and manager were extremely apologetic and attentive to the situation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good, But Down a LittleBruinsRuleVIPDined on 10/24/2014Dined at AK a few months ago and had an excellent meal. This visit was still very, very good, but there were a few hiccups. Bruschetta special and Pork Belly appetizers were both excellent. Cocktails were definitely interesting, but at Boston prices. Overall, the duck breast, duck sausage, duck confit was very good. Sausage seasoning was a little out of place with the rest of the dish. One duck breast was outstanding. The other had a very chewy vein in the middle that needed to be worked around. This was my second trip with the short rib. This time was not as tender as my first and popover was on the dry/overcooked side. All in all, still a great restaurant and it remains on my list of go-to's in the Franklin-Milford-Mendon area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Franklin Dining AdvancesCraigDined on 10/23/2014AK Bistro is a very positive addition to the dining scene in Franklin. Good food served well in a nicely appointed space. Hard to beat. We had 9 people in our party and everyone enjoyed their experience.Special Features:
- Good restaurant in FranklinMservDined on 10/17/2014I really liked the ambiance of this restaurant - very modern and unique decor for a neighborhood establishment. Cocktails were delicious and unique. We were a large group of 12. Our waiter was great - very knowledgeable and accommodating to the group. The only negative was that all of our food did not come out at the same time (by several minutes) so while the folks who were served early politely waited for everyone else to be served, their food got cold....(We told them to start without us but they did not oblige). The restaurant was not crowded that night so the chef should have been able to send out all of our entrees together.
- Nice Spot in FranklinOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 10/17/2014Our second time here and both were great. Started with little necks for my wife and oysters got me. Fresh, ice cold. My wife had pork and I had rabbit ragu. Both were excellent. Service was prompt and courteous. Didn't mind that we wanted to linger a bit with our drinks before ordering. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentenviromuggsDined on 10/17/2014Great service..great food. We hope the community will support you!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very HappyHarpoon1212Dined on 10/11/2014I was looking for a new place to try as I live in the Worcester area and I have seen the AK Bistro on the OpenTable site. I was very impressed with the decor of the restaurant with smooth relaxing color patterns and much detail paid to quality. It was a great place to bring a date and the food was very, very good. We loved the wine list as our server was very knowledgeable and very helpful. All in all, I will put AK Bistro in my top 3 restaurants in the Central MA area.Special Features:
- Nice find in FranklinOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Good food, nice atmosphere, pleasant people, however very expensive for Franklin. Nice but overpriced...Special Features:
- Gourmet MealDonnalb48Dined on 9/20/2014This was my first visit to AK Bistro and I thoroughly enjoyed the meal. The food was delicious from the warm bread to the dessert. I thoroughly enjoyed my scallop dish, the tastes were complementary, and a bit unusual but wonderful. My only complaint would be that like so many other new restaurants, this one had poor acoustics and was noisy. I would definitely recommend AK Bistro.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yay! A New Restaurant in Franklin!MimiDined on 9/20/2014My husband and I had been to AK Bistro for dinner over the summer and wanted to introduce our niece and her husband to it as we have similar tastes. We all went early (6pm) Saturday night and we all belonged to the clean plate club :) - I had the roast pork, my husband had his favorite, the short rib, my niece had the duck shephard's pie and her husband had the tagli.... pasta meal. For starters, we shared the beer cheese and the meatballs and they made a great pairing. Everyone but me had the apple crisp and loved it - I had the cookie treat plate and brought a few pieces home for my husband to try and that was yummy as well. The drink selection - between the choice of wines, beers and specialty cocktails was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time, great experiencemetsnationVIPDined on 9/20/2014We had our first dinner at the AK Bistro after hearing good things about it. The owners have done a real nice job on the ambiance. We sat in the front near the bar, but would most like to try the back during our next time there. The service was excellent. Our waiter came by about a half dozen times to check in at various points during the courses. The salads and steaks were delicious. The medium rare was more on the medium side, but was tender and flavorful. The asparagus and fritis were very good as well. We started off with the cheese plate as an appetizer and it was very good. No room for dessert! (But we'll try that next time). We'll be coming back.Special Features:
- FoodieinfranklinDined on 9/19/2014Great food. Great service. Wasn't too impressed with how close the tables were to each other. Could hear all conversations clearly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just What Downtown Franklin NeededBruinsRuleVIPDined on 9/19/2014Dined with friends on a Friday night. Design is chic, but simple enough to keep focus on the food. Nice bar area, with creative artisan cocktails and respectable craft beer menu. Selected a meat and cheese platter from a varied list. Clam chowder was excellent, with a smokey edge. Pumpkin soup with apple and sage was aromatic and delicious. No knife needed for the short rib, which was very flavorful. Scallops with pumpkin butter, gnocchi and maple bacon were great. Portions were not huge, but were hearty and filling. Not too much room for dessert, but we split the apple crisp. Great flavor in the apple crisp, although the texture of the apples were slightly on the crunchy side for me. Bar service was slow. Waitstaff was above average.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing.FoodloverDined on 9/13/2014I've been dying to try AK Bistro ever since I heard rave reviews from friends on Facebook. It did not disappoint! We arrived early so we had time for a drink at the bar. The bartender was very professional and answered my questions about the craft cocktail menu (I ended up getting the English Channel, which was a creation including Pimms and muddled cucumber) - delicious. Once we moved onto dinner our server Corey was extremely friendly and knowledgable about the cheese and salumi selections which we enjoyed for an appetizer. My husband had the scallops and I had the herbed Campanelle for entrees and although I intended to save some of my entree for lunch the next day it I are every bite. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Friday night out!ToriDined on 9/12/2014The AK Bistro exceeded my expectations. Food, appearance Nd wait staff was excellent. I was so impressed and would recommend to all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gem in Franklin CenterOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/7/2014It's amazing to find this caliper of restuarant in Franklin center. Kudos to the owners for takign the risk. Beautifully decorated and it even has a nice little patio in the back. The menu is small as far as selection but wonderful and big on taste. Our waiter was very attentive and helpful. This is the third time we've been since they opened and I think they're finally figured it out. Third time was a charm. I had the mushroom flat bread and a salad, all the ingredients were nice and fresh. My husband had the oysters which were from Wellfleet and delicious. My dad had the scallops, it came with a nice portion and the scallops were big. My mom had the risotto primavera also delicsious, very cheesy and full of summer veggies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Guess I was hoping for moresidney963Dined on 9/6/2014It was very noisy and service was really slow. I was hoping for a little bit more from this new spot that has gotten such great reviews. It might be better for a nicer lunch.
- Great first visitrcs249VIPDined on 9/6/2014I decided to try this relatively new bistro while visiting family in Franklin, and I was very pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious! Nicely decorated restaurant but they could use something to help bring the noise level down as it was quite hard to hold conversations with our party of 4. Otherwise I'd say that it was an outstanding evening!Special Features:
- UniqueCMelT04Dined on 9/5/2014This restaurant is unique in that it's located in downtown Franklin, but unlike other restaurants downtown, it brings an urban chic to Franklin. The décor is beautiful, and there are different choices for seating. The food is delicious, and the presentation is mouth-watering. They make a great martini and cosmopolitan--no skimping on the alcohol. The vibe is a little odd to me, though. When you first walk in, you're not sure you're all that welcome. I think that problem is solved if the waitstaff and greeter can be a little more outgoing. If a restaurant is great but pretentious, it's not going to be my first choice. However, there's one waiter who goes out of his way to make you feel comfortable. Last night's waiter was friendly as well.Special Features:
- Nice local restaurant!bowling300Dined on 8/24/2014Very nice inside, clean, variety of foods to purchase. Menu was good, I had the bolognaese, my wife the duck! Both items were excellent! Dessert we had the assorted pastries for 2.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousSocialDinerDined on 8/23/2014We recently brought our out of town friends here. We arrived early and sat at the beautiful bar. The bartender was warm and welcoming and made an amazing Raspberry Mint martini that was so good. Cory our waiter was fantastic and took the time to welcome us back. The food presentation was wonderful and delicious. The ambience and decor are spectacular. Love the outdoor seating! This restaurant is gem and we are lucky they have come to Franklin. Boston quality for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Great Addition to the Suburbs!SplewisVIPDined on 8/22/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our first dining experience at AK Bistro....and promise to be back! The food was delicious, excellent service and the restaurant is just beautiful! LOVED the beet salad! A layer of granola and pistachios on the bottom was like finding treasure and the flavor combo with the beets and dressing is perfect. Also enjoyed a cheese board (bonteparte is AMAZING!), duck breast, haddock and tomato soup. All very tasty! A great experience and look forward to returning soon....with friends!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/22/2014This was our 3rd trip to AK. We raved about it based on our 1st dinner and one lunch. However, the dinner this time was not on the same level as our first. The service was fabulous, but the food was just ok this time. Veggies were over cooked and the sauce on my food didn't even taste the same as the first time I had it. The beer cheese is AMAZING! We would definitely go back again, but would like to see more consistency with the food.Special Features:
- Suburb surprisejr2000Dined on 8/12/2014It isn't often a restaurant opens in the suburbs that can make you feel like you drove to Boston for a night out. It was not only delicious, but also elegant and tastefully decorated inside. We really enjoyed ourselves and will be back soon.Special Features:
- Very Good but not consistentgymgirlVIPDined on 8/10/2014We went to AK Bistro on a Friday for appetizers and drinks. It was a great experience - food, service- everything was 5 stars. Decided to go back 2 nights later, and a much different story. Food not as excellent, server less attentive, overall an experience that was so-so. I would go back again, but disappointed with lack of consistency.Special Features:
- Fabulous Food in FranklinOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/9/2014We were so thrilled to find a Boston quality restaurant right here in Franklin. We have not had a good upscale tasting restaurant, in Franklin, since Girards Bistro. The food was terrific! It tasted amazing the next day in my doggie bag. Service and drinks were top notch. can't wait to go back again.Special Features:
- Great Food!TESARDined on 8/2/2014The food was excellent! The portions are much larger than your traditional bistro food! The cheese tray appetizer was great. ( something different for us) we usually get calamari...which we did and it was perfect! We will defineltly be back and recommend AK bistro to others!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinner with wife and parentsDanoDined on 8/2/2014I'm hard to please, possibly because I payed for college by waitering at an extremely high-end restaurant. Ryan was our waiter. He was great; knowledgeable, friendly, entertaining, and a good salesman. The food was excellent, but the breading on the calamari quickly became mush. When I mentioned this, I was told "sorry about that." The decor is very nice too. The only dislike was the table behind us of two 30 year-old guys and their 40 year-old ladies were obnoxiously loud to the point we couldn't hold a conversation without yelling across the table.Special Features:


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215 results found in Four wheeled Carriages for sale. Advertise your 4 wheel carriage for only £6 until sold.
4 Wheeled chuck wagon type pony cart to seat 4+. 36" wide x 8'4" long (exc shafts). New front axle, tyres, bearings.
Rear axle modified Morris 1000 including all brake system. Can be modified for hand or foot brake system. Rear door access with step, new swivel pin mechanism.
Timber shafts. Will suit donkey, cob approx 12hh. Great for pleasure rides, fetes, etc... We are selling as we need more room.
To Fit: 12hh to 13hh
Price: £375
Location: Peterborough
Contact: Douglas Payne
Phone: 01733 240912
Nice little Shetland or pony dray. Six ply tyres on wheels. Hand brake. All ready to go.
Cart 87.5in long by 51in wide. Shafts bolt on and off.
With brand new set of black standard Shetland harness, it'still got labels on.
£450 £395
Location: South Yorkshire
Contact: Brian
Phone: 07979 747820
Pony dray, approx 6' 7" by 3' 9". Good springs all round and dray is in good condition all round.
Ready for work or pleasure. Can deliver.
To Fit: 10.2hh to 12.2hh
Price: £395 ono
Location: West Yorkshire
Contact: Allan
Phone: 07890 785063
4 wheel pleasure exercise cart, 4 seater. Blue plywood body, disc brakes, rear luggage locker. Single and double driving shafts included. Am unsure of the size of horse it is designed for, if you require any other dimensions than the ones below please email me and I will measure.
Single driving shaft, 67cm at open end, 76cm by harness loop, 90cm at back. Pole, length 275cm. Height to driving shaft mounts 58cm, front wheel diameter 66cm, rear wheel diameter 72cm, wheelbase 100cm. Overall dimensions, length 240cm, width 126cm, height 160cm
The cart is in good working but could do with a repaint and a bit of tlc. Any other question please drop me an email
£400 ono - Sold
Sold by Dragon Driving
Hillam Vehicles manufacturers of two and four wheeler pleasure and training vehicles. We provide a comprehensive range of vehicles to suit your competence and experience.
Prices range from £430 which will get you started driving. We are also agents for Ideal Harness
Price: £430 From
Location: West Yorkshire
Contact: Marilyn Hillam - T
Phone: 01274 874939
London trolley, this was bought as a dray and stripped down completely. All primed and re-painted in the present colours. The shafts were sent away and dipped prior to primer and two coats of gloss.
The seat was made specially and is removable although it is waterproof, it is more comfortable then sitting in an arm chair. I haven't scrimped on anything. Used for a 10hh Shetland but had a friends 12hh driving pony in it with no problems.
First to see will definitely buy. Priced to sell. More photos of the project on request. Cash on collection. Grab yourself a one off bargain. Final reduction.
To Fit: 9.3hh to 12hh
£495 £450 Ovno - Sold
Sold by Dragon Driving
Pleasure carriage, seats 4 to 5, very good con. Full swinging shafts. All wheels good, new sheet fited.
Go and have fun all year round, good to go camping with the kids.
Take the sheet off and it's a carriage. Sheet cost me £285. Very light carriage.
To Fit: 11.3hh to 14hh
Price: £450
Location: Cheshire
Contact: Ann.
Phone: 07836 675833
Mobile: 07900 246973
Victoria dog or goat cart, very lovely item. Very rare. Never seen one like it
Price: £500
Location: Brentwood
Contact: John
Phone: 07909 510472
19th Century 4 wheel hay wagon in really nice condition, ready to use or be a terrific talking point in a good size garden.
Everything works and this is a very reluctant sale indeed.
Price: £500
Location: Lewes
Contact: Mike Johnson
Phone: 07730 748200
4 wheeled exercise cart to fit 14 to 15hh. Four brand new tyres.
Completely rebuilt show condition with seat on front and seat on back.
To Fit: 14hh to 15hh
£650 £500
Location: Sittingbourne
Contact: Neville
Phone: 01795 470151
Miniature Shire wagon built to scale. Hand made. Has shafts plus a hand pole to be able to pull it along.
Very well built. Could be used with a large dog. Iron shod.
Excellent condition, previously used for demonstration only.
To Fit: up to 8hh
£540 £535 Or very near offer
Location: Derbyshire
Contact: Harry
Phone: 01909 720598
Mobile: 07917 291767
Hillam 4 wheel exercise carriage with adjustable shafts to fit 14.2hh to 16.2hh
To Fit: 14.2hh to 16.2hh
£700 £550
Exercise cart. Recently repainted. Rear brakes need bleeding.
Ill health forces sale.
To Fit: 12hh to 14hh
Sold. Thanks Dragon Driving
Pleasure exercise vehicle to seat 6 but lightweight and with swingle tree.
Good condition and back step up for passengers. Open to offers.
To Fit: 13hh to 15.2hh
£800 £550 open to offers
Location: West Sussex
Contact: Dave Izard
Phone: 07878 217770
Traditional pleasure carriage! Ideal for family outings. 6 seater solid carriage.
Good condition, no rot. 4 good wheels ready to go. First to see will buy
Sensible offers only. Contact Ann.
To Fit: 10hh to 14hh
Price: £550 ovno
Location: Middlewich
Contact: Ann
Phone: 07836 675833
Mobile: 07415 383356
London trolley, nicely painted, with shafts. Ready to go. Bargain.
Would take large set of shepherd hut wheels in px. Call Greg.
Location: Chichester Sussex
Contact: Greg
Phone: 07770 499589
4 Wheel cart to take 14hh plus horse, good condition. Good tyres all round, brakes not the best.
To Fit: 14hh Plus
Price: £600 ono
Location: Hertfordshire
Contact: Dennis
Phone: 07925 287485
Show Wagon to fit pony or cob, in good condition. Recently re painted ( the pink is a shadow from a bucket!).
New tyres and tubes. The wheels and shafts come off easy so can then fit into a small space to transport.
To Fit: 12.2hh to 14.2hh
Sold by Dragon Driving
Never been used beautiful red cart
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
Price: £600 ono
Location: Falkirk
Contact: Alison Grainger
Phone: 01324 861632
Hallam pleasure cart, suit 13 - 15hh. The cob in the photo is 13hh.
Nice condition. Rear brakes, comes with pole and shafts.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
£745 £695 ono - Sold
Sold thanks to Dragon Driving
4 Wheeled dray in excellent condition, 7'1" x 4'8".
Steel unders with wooden top, all matching tyres in excellent condition.
Ideal for pleasure or breaking.
To Fit: 12.2hh to 14.2hh
£725 £695
Sold thanks to Dragon Driving
Dutch 2 seated wagon, cream & black, good condition. Lift off shafts! Call Dave Thursting.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
£800 £700
Location: Rainham Essex
Contact: Dave
Phone: 07729 958815
Old hay cart in very good condition. Would look great restored.
Wooden wheels on iron.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
Price: £700 ONO
Location: Nottingham
Contact: Kimberley
Phone: 07927 378990
Hillam 4 wheeler carriage that can convert to a two wheeler, very sought after.
Hardly used, in very good condition, always kept in garage when not in use.
For sale due to work commitment. Was £1,050 when new.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
£800 £750 ovno
Location: Nr. Pontefract
Contact: Moira
Phone: 07526 028299
Dick Carey marathon carriage with extending rear axle and adjustable shafts.
Could do with a coat of paint, ideal training carriage. Poss. part ex horse trailer.
No sensible offer refused
To Fit: 12.2hh to 14hh
£800 £780 ono
Location: Southend on Sea
Contact: Sam Wessell
Phone: 07845 469113
This is a hearse. The body was built about 10 years ago onto the chassis of a French wagonette.
To be used as a hearse, it needs some work to finish. This vehicle could be used for other purposes if not a working hearse.
All iron shod wheels in sound condition. Fitted with foot brake.
To Fit: 14.2hh to 17hh
Price: £800
Location: South Yorkshire
Contact: Dan Hudson - T
Phone: 07721 534984
Canadian 4 wheel horse carriage, comes with single drawn and 2 drawn shafts.
Foot brake and hand brake. Very good condition.
To Fit: 12hh to 16hh
Price: £825
Location: Kent
Contact: Ann
Phone: 07586 171870
4 wheeler carriage made by Artistic Iron Products carriage builders Long Bennington.
Very solid, brakes on 4 wheels, steel wheels, rubber banded..
Comes with pole and shafts. Wants bit of TLC, paint.
To Fit: < 8hh to >18.3hh
£995 £850
Location: Rhondda Valley South Wales
Contact: Alex
Phone: 07813 373332
Pleasure vehicle, four wheeled, Fun Bug style. 2 seats plus a back step. To fit 14hh - 15.3hh.
To Fit: 14hh to 15.3hh
Price: £850 ono
Location: Crawley
Contact: Jacqui
Phone: 07801 569099
Here we have a very pretty miniature dray, this is all hand made not knocked up from a factory trolley. Proper wooden iron tyred wheels, springs, turn table, carvings, etc... This came direct from a private collection from the west of Ireland earlier this year. Any child, grand child into their horses would be proud of this.
Maybe could be used with a Shetland to show or make a stunning display piece in the yard/garden or, if you had the time and skill, to make a square or bow top top it would be a real fancy base. The body is approx 64" long x 35" wide (plus side rails stick out ), the seat is approx 41" off the ground, the front wheels are 19" rear wheels 24", shafts 56" long.
Welcome to view, see it, make your mind up as it suits your needs. Look at the pictures, they are part of the description. In my opinion the cart is ok, the paint is a bit scuffed in places through use, age, wear but it is sold as is as seen. Collection or you organise a courier, we will load this end. Please no time wasters or stupid offers
£925 £875
Location: Mold
Contact: Jack - T
Phone: 07947 502879
Very old four wheeler carriage, seats 6. Original carriage jack and hub spanner. Comes with pole and shafts.
Butterfly springs. Hand and foot brake. Wooden wheels with iron rims in good condition.
Needs a bit off tlc. Rims say Paris Bivder. Ring Colin.
To Fit: 14hh to 15.2hh
£1,500 £900 Ovno
Location: Penrith
Contact: Colin
Phone: 01768 863790
Mobile: 07568 076445
Circa 1800`s French 6 seater carriage, front wheels 36", rear wheels 48".
New upholstery and body painted. Brass hub caps Beroujon Villefranche.
To Fit: 14.2hh to 15.2hh
£1,300 £900
Location: Carnforth
Contact: Geof
Phone: 01524 271074
Mobile: 07797 17520
Newley built working trolley in primer ready for the top coat.
Runs nice and free. Steel shafts. 8 x 5ft top. Ideal for breaking or pleasure drives.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
Price: £900 Ono
Location: Bilston
Contact: Paul
Phone: 01902 495079
Mobile: 07973 121825
Good little carriage with shafts or pole. Brakes do need a little bit tlc. Very well made by famous Dutch family firm.
Would make excellent braking or exercise vehicle or nice winter project.
To Fit: 13hh to 17.1hh
Price: £950
Location: Durham
Contact: Jimmy - T
Phone: 07915 290130
Heavy trade dray (6' x 12') with single shafts to suit heavy horse.
Leaf sprung with 360 degree fore-carriage and livered for Fred K James Hitch, Shurdington, Gloucestershire.
To Fit: 17hh to >18.3hh
Price: £950 ono
Location: Ledbury, Herefordshire
Contact: Louise Botfield
Phone: 07790 924916
Cob show wagon in good condition. Patent leather buckboard. Red cloth seat.
Please call for more details, no texts.
To Fit: 13hh to 14hh
Price: £950
Location: Herts Beds
Contact: Clive
Phone: 07890 913253
Bellcrown carriage, single or pair, 13.2 -15hh complete with pair pole and spare swingletree. Has extending rear axle, brakes, whip holder, storage area under drivers seat.
Has been used for pleasure drives, club ode & every day use. In fairly good condition, just has paint peeling off wheels, all other paintwork ok.
Ideal carriage for someone to move on from 2 wheeler, or for training carriage.
To Fit: 13.2hh to 15hh
£1,300 £1,000 ono - Sold
Warco Wagonette, burgundy. Has been used for commercial work i.e weddings, proms, tours etc...
Comes with pair pole and swingle trees. Suit 15.2hh upwards.
Ready for use. Ring for more details.
To Fit: 15.2hh
£1,500 £1,000 ono
Location: Cullompton, Devon
Contact: Lisa
Phone: 07795 575901
Exercise Cart currently used with a 15hh horse. Comes with centre bar to be used with a pair of horses or ponies
To Fit: 13.2hh to 15.2hh
Price: £1,000
Location: Bournemouth
Contact: Tina
Phone: 01202 471042
Mobile: 07544 498398
Lovely black single horse carriage. Light weight it has back disc brakes. Would be good for the indoors as light weight enough.
Comes with pairs pole and single shafts, whip holder, grooms seat on backstep. Fit 14-15hh horse. .
Good condition
To Fit: 14hh to 15.1hh
£1,350 £1,175 Ono
Location: Swansea
Contact: Angharad Morris
Phone: 07769 297947
Camping wagon, a very light weight easy to drive wagon, built on a 4'6" x 8' trolley with storage under mattress and double zips front and rear so you can see approaching traffic.
To Fit: 12hh to 15.2hh
Price: £1,200
Location: Colchester, Essex
Contact: Alan
Phone: 07880 726344
A beautiful phaeton ready for work or pleasure could do with a little tart up in my eyes but all in all its sound.
To Fit: 13hh to 17hh
Price: £1,200
Location: Norfolk
Contact: Leon Docwra
Phone: 07776 352450
Four wheel show buggy. Indespension units front and rear. Swingle trees.
Recently restored to immaculate condition. Lamp holders. Full lock turntable.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
Price: £1,200
Location: Belfast
Contact: Colum Tohill
Phone: 07919 600879
Lovely Hartland Shetland carriage with pair pole. Has a few marks but it wouldn't take much to put right.
This was used on a Shetland and a section A. Recently bought this to drive Shetlands as a pair but one isn't enjoying driving at all.
No offers priced to sell.
To Fit: 9hh to 11.3hh
Price: £1,200 No offers
Location: Asheldham
Contact: Chloe
Phone: 07879 882612
American side bar buggy on iron tyred hickory wheels all in good order.
Would suit pony 13hh and over. Very light weight smart vehicle with clip on shafts.
Do not hesitate to contact us for further information.
To Fit: 13hh to 15hh
£1,250 £1,225 Ono
Location: Derbyshire
Contact: Harry
Phone: 01909 720598
Mobile: 07917 291767
Child size bow top gypsy wagon, 6ft 4in long, 6ft 9in high, 5ft 1in wide.
All hand crafted, built just as an original wagon would be. Kettle box, steps, shafts and rack.
Can be pulled by pony. For information please call. Ready to go now.
To Fit: 8hh to 11hh
Price: £1,250 ono
Location: Oxford
Contact: Dick Anderson
Phone: 07884 203333
Cob size 4 wheel cart, with pole, shafts, swingle trees and rear brakes. £1250
Full size 4 wheel cart, with pole, shafts, swingle trees and rear brakes £ 1400. Please note collection only.
Please click on the green link below and this will take you to our website, here you will find a selection of carts and harness and much more.
Price: £1,250 from
Location: Hampshire
Contact: Paul Byng - T
Phone: 02392 253850
Dray, 9ft x 5ft, good condition. Primed ready to paint. Good solid wheels.
2 sets of shafts, double bent wood shafts and spare set of steel shafts.
To Fit: 14hh to 17hh
Price: £1,250
Location: County Durham
Contact: Paul
Phone: 07713 899600
For sale, green cooney pleasure carriage, single or double pulling, with disc brakes, foot brake and hand brake.
Very good condition. To fit 14.3hh to 15.2hh. Call George.
To Fit: 14.3hh to 15.2hh
Price: £1,250
Location: Wickford
Contact: George
Phone: 01268 724842
Mobile: 07903 052375
4 wheeler rally trap, disc brakes, foot brake, 4 seater, working order, to fit 14.1hh plus
To Fit: 14.2hh to 15.2hh
Price: £1,250 Ono
Location: Pickering
Contact: Mr Mooring
Phone: 01751 473195


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Milwaukee Makerspace is moving! Our new home will be 2555 South Lenox Street in Bay View! Over the next few weeks we'll be packing up our soldering irons and bench grinders, loading them into our Power Wheels (OK, not really) and hauling them 1.5 miles over to a newly renovated, 16,000 square foot building. We expect to be moved in by Jan. 1, 2013. We're very excited and we'll be sharing more news as it develops. Contact us at info {at} milwaukeemakerspace.org with any questions or comments!
Category Archives: big toys
Today, I stopped in at the Makerspace with the plan to work on a small project for a Halloween party this Saturday.
The plan was to take a "Roomba" robot vacuum cleaner that I got for $1.00 at a rummage sale, and covert it into the robot base for a giant spider or some other scary creature that could wander around at a Halloween party.
I started pulling screws out of the bottom to figure out how to remove the brushes and vacuum blower. It took some tinkering to figure out what I could and couldn't remove and not cause a fault. In the end, it didn't look like I could remove the blower motor and still have the thing run, so I simply removed the fan blades from the blower.
By that time, I was now thinking about video cameras and how easy it would be to run a 1/4-20 bolt right through the plastic. A bolt and two nuts quickly made a camera mount.
In the other room were some ping-pong balls, and I had a black sharpie. A little hot glue and Roomba-cam has some personality.
Look for Roomba-cam running around the Milwaukee Makerspace and please treat Roomba-cam nice – he is watching you and WILL upload to YouTube!
-Ben Nelson
MegaMax Lives!
The video shows the last few layers of the calibration cube "printing" at 414% speed (according to my LCD display).
The Bucketworks 3D printing meet-up on 8/12 paid off big-time! Gary Kramlich helped me debug a problem that was preventing me from flashing the firmware on the controller board for the MegaMax 3D printer. After a few tweaks I was able to get it moving.
Fisker Karma at the space
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Jerry Malek drove his son's Fisker Karma to the space yesterday. It is a sweet ride! Here are a few photos to give you a taste of how the other half lives… Yes, I asked, but for some reason he wouldn't let anyone take it apart to see how it works or see if we […]
MegaMax 3D Printer
This is my on-going project at the Milwaukee Makerspace. It is a 3D extruded plastic printer with about 1 cuft build envelope. I want to print life-size human skulls (among other things) from CT scan data. The printer is made mostly from salvaged parts and materials so the cost has been very low. When it's finished it will have a heated 12″x12″ bed (13″x13″ if I can find an aluminum plate that big) and dual extruder so it can print in two colors.
I have learned a lot on this project- some things that work and others that don't work so well, and how to use a milling machine to drill holes precisely and square the ends of the 8020 extrusion pieces used to build up the frame of the machine.
I could not have done any of this without access to the people, materials, and tools at Milwaukee Makerspace. Every time I go there to do some work on this project someone says something that gives me new ideas for improvements to the design. I frequently find materials and parts left for me on the machine's cart by other members who know what I'm trying to do. If you have a project idea find your local Makerspace and get busy- there is nothing that will get your creative juices flowing like being around a bunch of people with similar interests and different skills and experience!
First DIY CNC Club Meeting
Today marked the first monthly meeting of The DIY CNC Club at Milwaukee Makerspace. Ron Bean and Tom Gondek, the creators of the router, guided members and guests through the use of CamBam CAD software to generate G-code and Mach3 software to operate and control the router. The day before, Tom and Mike tested the machine's ability to cut aluminum. On Sunday, Rich created a decorative wooden sign and Brant began making plastic shapes for a project enclosure. As Ron pointed out, in less than 24 hours we had worked in three different materials: wood, metal, and plastic.
Several items were also crossed off our wish list. Two emergency stop buttons were added to the front of the machine and wired together in series. Hitting either one stops all motion in the X, Y, and Z planes and pauses the program. We also built a relay-controlled receptacle box that when wired into the CNC computer, will be able to stop the spindle so hitting the E-stop will kill all motion in all axes and the router. For some reason the pins we're using on the parallel port are only producing 1.6 volts instead of the 3 or 5 we expected and the relays won't turn on. All in all, a very productive weekend.
Builder's Night Out – October 6th
After weeks of revisions and sitting idle, the "Podium" project was completed last night. Constructed from a tri-fold photo booth enclosure and a rolling base, the Podium holds a binder full of Guest Release Forms to introduce visitors to our space while also performing a very practical and necessary legal responsibility.
In addition to the variety of projects that were being worked on last night, Shane and Brant rewired Chris H.'s "American Horseshoes" game cabinet and reconnected the speaker. After a few rounds, we understand why it had been disconnected. It's definitely a bar game. Regardless, it will make a great addition to the Workshop.
Will it go round in circles….
What do you do when you need pictures of a 300lb power wheels car from multiple angles so that someone can create a 3D model?
You build a turn table, a rather big turn table.
But what if I don't have a really big bearing, you ask.
Well, you use a bunch of little ones – preferably in casters!
This is a metal base with 4 casters from some old equipment that was trash, I drilled a hole in the center and welded a 1/2″ nut to the bottom.
Take 4×4 sheet of plywood, drill a hole in the center. Just because its a quick and dirty project I put a 1/4″ thick washer under the board and figured the weight of the rig would hold it in place
Put it all together and you have a turn table that can support the Little Pink Trike and we are ready for the photo shoot!
Spinning Little Pink Trike Video on Flickr
Library of Images of the Little Pink Trike on Flickr
I'm welding! I'm a welder now!
Well, ok, i'm a pretty poor welder, but i'm only making oversized jacks, not bridges, so i'll take it.


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"This fabulous torte can be made without the sun-dried tomatoes. The combination of cream cheese and pesto is mouth-watering. The original recipe comes from Ann Hodgman's Beat This cookbook. I reduced the amount of butter used, and I like to make it in a loaf pan rather than custard cups! You can use basil or artichoke pesto, and I often use dry packed tomatoes but reduce the quantity by half."
Serving Size: 1 (96 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 10
"This is a delicious, very easy to make and great looking appetizer, especially for around the holidays. The instructions shouldn't tell you to end with a layer of pesto, however. If you start and end with cream cheese it will hold together much nicer. I also put a dollop of pesto then chopped up sun dried tomatoes on the very top after the torte was inverted. I would also recommend giving it time to soften before serving. It's getting made again for Thanksgiving since I can't wait any longer than that to try it again!"
"I made half a recipe of this fantastic appetizer, for a holiday party, yesterday, and I'm going to repeat, tonight, for another party! (I did follow the previous rater's suggestion, though, and divided the cream cheese into 3 portions, for each recipe, so that I would end up with cream cheese on the top and bottom.) I made a poinsetta for the top, out of the sundried tomatoes (which I cut to resemble the flower petals), and basil (for the leaves). It was beautiful, and it tasted wonderful! Everyone devoured it! Thanks for sharing!"
"I use a spring pan to make this pesto torte and line bottom with ground walnuts, or Italian bread crumbs, makes a good presentation, no need to invert."
"This is an awesome appetizer. I also do 3 layers of cream cheese otherwise it isn't very pleasant to look at. A hit at any party"


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I am visiting with some friends and customers in the Seattle / Tacoma area and I am looking for some suggestions for dining and great ales. I may take up a tour of a hop farm if anyone has suggestions. Thanks in advance.
Proud supporter of Brett, Lacto, Pedio and all the other critters your brewing friends warn you about.www.thebrewingnetwork.com
Unfortunately, all the hops have pretty much been harvested right now
There are quite a few breweries and brewpubs in the Seattle area. I haven't been to many, but two I would definitely suggest are:
Issaquah Brewery - an allied brewery of Rogue AlesRogue Ales
Elysian Brewing Company
Many locations in Seattle, I've been to the one near the stadium
My semi-regularly updated beer blog: PremiumBitterPRIMARY 1: Baltic Porter | WLP001 PRIMARY 2: Chocolate-Spearmint Winter Warmer | WLP028SECONDARY: Spokane Falls Fresh Hop Ale (IPA) | WLP001/WLP028 (Amarillo/Columbus dry hop)KEGS:
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I could make the opening on the 22nd. I leave on the 23rd. Is there anywhere I can get hops a bit cheaper since they are localy grown?
By all means hit the grand opening of Naked City. Talk about being in the right place at the right time.
I doubt you'll find hops cheaper in the area, but what do I know.
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You won't find great deals on hops here. You might save $1 on a 2oz pack depending on which LHBS you hit up. If you do have a few days here and access to a computer check Craigslist for homegrown hops. There are usually 1-2 ads listed everyday.
Make Beer, Not War.
In addition to Naked City, of course...
Gotta hit the Big Time on the "Ave" in the U-District (University Way between 41st and 42nd). Still pulls in the awards at GABF. Good phriqqin' beer. Great food (or at least it was when I went to UW). And the old-school shuffleboard in the back is a ton of fun.
The Big Time has been around for a while: they claim to be the first brewpub in Seattle, don't know if that's really true.
If it weren't for Bhagwan's Best, I could've graduated two quarters earlier, I'm sure
As to restaurant and other recommendations, what type of thing are you into?
Like seafood? Try Elliott's Oyster House, down on the waterfront.
Want an awesome pizza, try the Northlake Tavern.
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Matthew Tipton grabbed a hat-trick as the Blues demolished Coleraine 5-2 to consolidate third place in the table.
The Welshman scored his first in the eighth minute, latching on to a through ball from Michael Carvill and rounding the keeper before firing into the empty net.
Brian McCaul added a second from the penalty spot in the tenth minute after Carvill was felled by David Ogilby inside the area, and Tipton added his second of the afternoon with a clinical strike from another Carvill pass five minutes before the break.
The visitors pulled one back three minutes into the second half when Curtis Allen found the net after some neat play, but Linfield restored their three goal advantage when Mark McAllister fired home from the edge of the box in the 53rd minute.
Ruairi Harkin kept the Bannsiders in the contest with a fine goal in the 67th minute after the Linfield defence had failed to close him down in the box, but Tipton made sure of the points when he drilled home Brian McCaul's free kick four minutes from time.
Crusaders, meanwhile, twice came from behind to see off a determined Glenavon side at Mourneview Park.
Mark Haughey headed the opener for the hosts in the 14th minute after Gary Hamilton's fine delivery from a free kick, but the Crues restored parity on the half hour when Gary McCutcheon unleashed a piledriver from a Jordan Owens flick-on.
Glenavon though were back in front three minutes later when Guy Bates weaved his way down the left wing before crossing for Ciaran Martyn to finish from close-range.
Crusaders duly battled back and when Glenavon goalkeeper Andy Coleman could only punch clear as far as Paul Heatley, the Crues man ripped a volley through a sea of players and into the net five minutes before the break.
In an open and highly entertaining game, Crusaders secured the points in the 65th minute when Declan Caddell headed in Gareth McKeown's cross.
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In the game at Stangmore Park, Dungannon Swifts heaped more misery on Lisburn Distillery with a 1-0 win over Tim McCann's struggling Whites.
Emmet Friars headed the decisive goal 12 minutes from time.
In Friday night's action, Ballymena United secured their first victory in eight games with a comprehensive 3-0 win over Ballinamallard at the Showgrounds.
Shane Dolan scored with a low shot in the 40th minute on his debut for the Sky Blues, with the goal coming either side of a first minute header from Chris Rodgers and a defected shot from David Cushley early in the second half.
Premiership pace-setters Cliftonville are in action against fourth-placed Glentoran on Monday night.
Saturday 5 January 2013:
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GLENAVON 2 CRUSADERS 3Glenavon: Haughey 14, Martyn 34Crusaders: McCutcheon 31, Heatley 41, Caddell 65
LINFIELD 5 COLERAINE 2Linfield: Tipton 8, 41, 86, McCaul pen 9, McAllister 53 Coleraine: Allen 49, Harkin 67
PORTADOWN 1 DONEGAL CELTIC 0 Portadown: Twigg 50
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When Blogcatalog was relaunched, the links from the directory were nofollow.
In my initial review I suggested that it would be a popular decision to remove the nofollow from the links, and also use a different method of tracking clicks – Blogcatalog have to track clicks because it is part of their blog rating system, and might also help with advertising sales for premium positioning.
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Maurizio is a regular reader and talented programmer has come up with a great idea for community appreciation, a community mosaic.
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If any of the Google Spam Team are reading this article, it was not paid for in any way and your bots can't tell the difference because keyword analysis would pick up the specific words suggesting that there is some kind of disclosure for paid links.
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I am not sure I am going to be able to knock him off the top spot, and this very post will probably gain him a few more votes, but I would like to think that one of my older articles could at least be a contender.
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The Seth Godin Video is interesting, because he was telling Google what to do 18 months ago.
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- our dinner was fantastic.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/24/2008our dinner was fantastic. the steaks were one of the best either of us had ever had. the wine was to die for and the desert just as good. our server (marcia) was great.Special Features:
- Server asked if we wantedOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 5/16/2008Server asked if we wanted peppercorn sauce on our steaks w/o mentioning it was extra charge. Then, I find out it's an extra $7 for sauce!!! That's ridiculous!!!! What a scam!!!!! If you are going to charge that much for sauce, then at least mention that you will charge. I've been there many times, and I feel ripped off.
- Had a 1:00pm lunch reservation:OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/15/2008Had a 1:00pm lunch reservation: When we walked in, the noise level was very loud! I could hardly hear the waiter speak! We sat just inside the entrance to the restaurant. Waiter should have kept us informed as to why the lunch entrees were taking longer than usual to serve without my having to ask why (well-done steaks takes longer).Special Features:
- With a group of seven at 1:00pm,OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 5/12/2008With a group of seven at 1:00pm, rather than being an afterthought towards the end of a lunch service we were treated like Kings, and friends. An outstanding experience assuring that we will come back again and again. We were served by Moe (and I never remember names) and he is a GEM! Hats off to the management for such a wonderful experience.Special Features:
- My wife and I thoroughly enjoyedRickVIPDined on 5/10/2008My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our evening at Spencer's. We had eaten at their Seattle location last summer and enjoyed that also. We were curious to see if the San Jose restaurant matched our Seattle experience, given that they were offering the 1000 point bonus. We were totally pleased. Our meals were very good, the Wait staff was attentive but not to excess, the ambience was very pleasurable, in all a very delightful evening. We would easily return if ever in the San Jose area in the future.Special Features:
- The food was very good andOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/9/2008The food was very good and there was plenty of it. We ended taking 1/2 each of our entres home. We especially liked the mixed green salad with the dungeoness crab. The filet and prime rib were excellent. A nice place to go for dinner and then dancing right next door. Overall, very enjoyable.Special Features:
- Great Steaks ... quite a surpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 5/9/2008Great Steaks ... quite a surprise for a "Hotel" restaurant!Special Features:
- The 16 OZ new york strip isOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/7/2008The 16 OZ new york strip is seared to perfection! Service was well. The new york strip arrives plain (presentation); nothing else is on the plate, and no decors are included. The way a steak should be. The food is great, but the prices are about 15-20% higher than what you would normally pay at a chain resturant, but you pay for the location and beautiful setting. Parking at the hotel was validated, so kudos to our waiter. It's a place to definately come back again.Special Features:
- Best steaks! Did I mentionEat4FunDined on 5/3/2008Best steaks! Did I mention best steaks! Great service. Very tasty sauces. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- we had a party of 15. MostOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 5/3/2008we had a party of 15. Most had never dined at Spencer's; those who suggested the location chatted it up as terrific. From the moment we arrived, service was negligent. We had to constantly track down the server. This was annoying and of course left a bad impression. Very disappointing, since the bill came with an automatic 20% service charge/ tip. She was a nice enough person, but for a party this large, we ought to have had dedicated service. I doubt that I will never plan a large party there ever again or risk sticking my neck out to my friends to recommend it.
- We visit Spencer's often,OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/26/2008We visit Spencer's often, but this was our last trip. First off, after we were sat no one came to our table for at least 10 minutes. When the waiter finally arive, we could barely hear him talk. The food was delievered to the wrong person, and it took him 10 minutes to get the cork out of the wine bottle. Service was the worst I have seen at the level of a restuarant.Special Features:
- Spencer's is my favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/26/2008Spencer's is my favorite restaurant and I will always go back anytime. Sonnia RSpecial Features:
- This was a good place to takeOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/26/2008This was a good place to take my sister and niece out for a quiet dinner. The prices are high for what you get.
- Our server Dave is very friendlycarrieDined on 4/25/2008Our server Dave is very friendly and accomodating especially for a large group, he gave me great suggestions on entrees and upgrade options for the sauces. The food is wonderful and no complaints, the deserts are ok though.Special Features:
- All around great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/21/2008All around great experience and would definitely go back!Special Features:
- My boyfriend and I hadn'tOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 4/18/2008My boyfriend and I hadn't been out to eat together in a few months because of hectic schedules and Spencer's was perfect for our evening out. The filet mignon was the best I have ever had, which is why we always choose Spencer's. Thank you for making my night out so wonderful.Special Features:
- Restaurant is located insideOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 4/12/2008Restaurant is located inside the Double Tree Hotel in San Jose. It's a nice restaurant with really good, quality steak. However, looking for parking took quite a bit of time. Not a good place if there is a wedding or a convention going on since there will be no parking available. Call the hotel ahead of time to make sure there is nothing big going on before you make your reservations.Special Features:
- Gone to Spencers three yearsOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/11/2008Gone to Spencers three years in a row for my boyfriends birthday in April. As picky as my boyfriend is about his steaks, this place is a winner. Great steaks! My requests are always met and everyone is friendly. Prices are high but the food and service make it worth it for us!!Special Features:
- Great place for business lunchsOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/9/2008Great place for business lunchs in SJ, convenient location, service and food are always very good.Special Features:
- The food was very good butOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/6/2008The food was very good but we were ignored by the hostess for 10 minutes. She did not even apologize when she finally came up to us. I know she saw us because I saw her standing by the bar looking at us.Special Features:
- we were quite disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 4/5/2008we were quite disappointed with the service being so slow (although waiter was very nice). Steaks were overcooked, sides were not that great.
- this place is the best ever!!!!!rayrayDined on 4/5/2008this place is the best ever!!!!! awesome food and the service is second to none. THANKS TO THE STAFF AT SPENCER FOR AN OUTSTANDING DINNER!!Special Features:
- Excellent wait staff - attentive,OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/4/2008Excellent wait staff - attentive, polite, and prompt. Steak was cooked a little too well.Special Features:
- Absolutely great! I tookOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/28/2008Absolutely great! I took my boyfriend there for his 50th birthday and he still is raving over our evening. It's a little pricey, but for a special occassion it was perfect! I would recommend this restaurant to everyone!Special Features:
- Ovaerall, the restaurant wasOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 3/28/2008Ovaerall, the restaurant was great ! Food was tasty and higuly priced but I think it equals what we get. The server explained thoroughly about their pround steaks and recommendation and so on. But it seems like they did not have enough servers. Our waiter was running around serving multiple tables therefore, we had to wait for a second bottle wine for a while.Special Features:
- Restaurant was noisy & serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/26/2008Restaurant was noisy & service was slow. Food was good, but not as good as on previous visits.
- Food was ok not to the levelOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/22/2008Food was ok not to the level I thought was. Somewhat a let down. Next time I would go up to San Fran not to stay in the South Bay area.
- Our experience at Spencer'sOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/20/2008Our experience at Spencer's was excellent. The food was top notch and the wine list was quite extensive. I would definitely return to Spencer's.Special Features:
- The food is ok, but the serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 3/19/2008The food is ok, but the service is the worst. For over half an hour the I could not get the waiter to help me. It took over 15 minutes to get a desert manu! I should have known better when I get a waiter name Mo.... I would never go back.
- The service was slow, butOutandaboutVIPDined on 3/15/2008The service was slow, but our waiter was charming and made up for that. The hostess was not experienced in seating customers in a good restuarant. I had made reservations 2 weeks in advance, the restaurant was not even half full and she tried to seat us in the doorway. I asked for another table and she told me all tables were preassigned. Then she realized I was not pleased and moved us. She continued to try to seat people at that table when the restaurant was never full. Each time people asked to move. This is not the way to treat return customers who have taken the time to make reservations. The bartender was very good, fdriendly and knowledgable.Special Features:
- I really enjoyed the personOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/15/2008I really enjoyed the person who kept refilling our water and drinks. He was very efficient and attentive. Our waitress gave us less attention than he did. Overall, the service could have been better also because she took quite some time to realize we had already consumed our entrees and were ready for the bill. Since the restaurant is known for steaks and chops, the waitress should have explained the 'high' quality meat. Instead, she emphasized only on seafood. Coincidentally, my husband and I were there for steaks. The waitress was very polite and smiled often, I guess all that was lacking was her attentiveness.
- Good steaks however very badOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/15/2008Good steaks however very bad first impression of customer service. The hostess is unwilling to work with customers' request and did not meet the criteria of guest satisfaction.Special Features:
- I ordered a NY steak withoutOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 3/11/2008I ordered a NY steak without any toppings- first mistake. I asked for medium, pink throughout. When it came, the steak was not even the slightest bit cooked in the center. Then of course they tell you to cut into it right away to check the doneness. I asked to have it heated up a little more, and they told me that it would be okay if I let it sit! Then why did you bring it out to me not quite done?!? When the steak did come back, the center was pink, but the outside was charred and tough. Nevermind the fact that since there was nothing on top of it, the steak was just bland and boring. The Rock lobster tail was just okay. Not the melt in your mouth type you'd expect from this kind of place. Not worth the price...
- Excellent service and ambience.OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 3/8/2008Excellent service and ambience. Pricey but the portions are large.Special Features:
- it is a nice neighbor stakeOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/8/2007it is a nice neighbor stake house with high quality of meat. The steaks are cooked perfectly and the creamed spinach is to die for.Special Features:
- Some may prefer Ruth's Cris,HughDined on 8/10/2007Some may prefer Ruth's Cris, others Morton's, but Spencer's is our favorite. Its most unlikely location, The Doubletree Hotel in San Jose, should not put you off. The hotel has spent a small fortune in fixtures and the bar area is an elegant configuration of dark wood. They serve fish and prime rib, but the steaks are what you come for. Except for an excellent Caesar salad which comes with the entree, it is all a la carte, but the Spencer, for which the establishement is named, is the best. Cooked so quickly that all of the juices are sealed in, it literally melts in your mouth and you won't want to spoil the taste with anything else; but if you are so inclined, the baked potato with 10 different toppings is an excellent choice.Special Features:
- Very pricey for what you get.MilpitasVIPDined on 11/23/2006Very pricey for what you get. Food is fair, but service is abysmal. Very loud.