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Halloween happenings
How do you like to spend your Halloween?
Terrified as you turn a dark corner in a haunted house? Trick-or-Treating with your family? Enjoying a not-so-scary time with friends?
Or just forgoing the holiday altogether for some fall fun?
We've compiled this list of Halloween events going on this weekend. Hopefully, you'll find something that you'll relish.
Have a hauntingly good time!
Fall Fanatics
Even if Halloween isn't your favorite holiday, enjoy the season with these events:
Holland Farm Tours and Pumpkin Patch
What: A pumpkin patch that includes other activities like a hayride, corn maze and playground fun.
When: Oct. 30 through Nov. 1, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 2, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where: Holland Farm, 2055 Homer Holland Road in Milton
Cost: $10 wristband per person for pumpkin patch (includes 1 pumpkin), hayride, and all other activities. $6 for single pumpkin. Maze $6 per person. Kids 2 and under are free to activities.
More info: Visit www.hollandfarmsonline.com
Sweet Season Farms
What: A farm that hosts a number of "fall" activities.
When: Nov. 1, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Nov. 2, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: 2260 Horn Road in Milton.
Cost: $10 per person – includes unlimited corn maze, hayride, children's playground, corn popper, sunflower speedway, hop-a-long rodeo, rat racers, kids country carousel, cow train, farm games, sunflower paths, barnyard ball, picnic area, hay bale maze, animal barn and more. Also includes one turn at corn cannon. $8 per person – includes unlimited corn maze, hayride and children's playground, farm games and picnic area.
More info: Visit www.sweetseasonfarms.com
Kid Friendly
Celebrate the holiday with your kiddos at these kid friendly events full of fun for the whole family.
Fall Festival
What: Trunk-or-treating, food and other special activities include a bouncy castle, pony rides and a hayride. Attendees are encouraged to wear kid-friendly Halloween costumes and attire. No scary costumes.
When: Oct. 31, 5-7 p.m.
Where: FWB First United Methodist Church at 103 First St. S.E. in Fort Walton Beach.
Cost: Free.
More info: Visit FWBFUMC.org or call 850-243-9292.
GulfScarium's Splash-or-Treat Spooktacular
What: Kids can trick-or-treat in the park, participate in Halloween activities, and enjoy special dolphin and sea lion shows in the evening.
When: Oct. 31, 4-6 p.m.
Where: Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park, 1010 Miracle Strip Parkway S.E. in Fort Walton Beach.
Cost: Kids 12 and under are $5, adults are free.
More info: Visit www.gulfarium.com/halloween.
Halloween on the BOOlevard of Fun
What: Children can trick-or-treat in the Town Center of Grand Boulevard at Sandestin and visit merchants. There will also be a live story-telling performance by the Emerald Coast Theatre Company at 5:30 p.m. in Grand Park.
When: Oct. 31, 4-7 p.m.
Where: Town Center of Grand Boulevard at Sandestin, 600 Grand Boulevard, Miramar Beach.
Cost: Free.
More info: Call 850-837-3099 or visit www.grandboulevard.com
Halloween on the Hill
What: A community event that has a bounce house, carnival games, a tidal wave slide, candy and more.
When: Oct. 31, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Where: Niceville Assembly, 108 Highway 85 N. in Niceville.
Cost: Free admission.
More info: NicevilleAG.com
Harry Potter Halloween Party
What: A Harry Potter themed Halloween party that includes a sorting hat ceremony, wizard's chess, quidditch, and wizard themed treats.
When: Oct. 30 at 3 p.m.
Where: Valparaiso Community Library, 459 Valparaiso Parkway in Valparaiso.
Cost: Free.
More info: Visit http://vcl.valp.org or email Nichole Clark at email@example.com
A Peanuts Halloween
What: Bass Pro Shops will host classic Peanuts characters, Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Sally and Lucy for Halloween activities like crafts, a costume parade, trick-or-treating and more.
When: Oct. 31, 4-8 p.m.
Where: 4301 Legendary Drive in Destin.
Cost: Free.
More info: Visit www.basspro.com/halloween
Santa Rosa Library activities
What: Visit the libraries in Gulf Breeze, Jay, Milton Navarre and Pace in costume for a story and activities for preschool-5th grade. Na-varre will also show a Halloween movie.
When: Oct. 31, 3:30-5 p.m.
Cost: Free
More info: 981-7323.
Spootacular Safety Night
What: Children can test out their costumes, play games, get a jump start on Halloween treats and learn valuable Halloween safety tips from the Santa Rosa County Sherriff's Office, McGruff the Crime Dog, Avalon Fire Rescue District, Sparky the Fire Dog, Lifeguard Ambu-lance and Santa Rosa County Emergency Communications' Red E. Fox.
When: Oct. 30, 3-6:30 p.m.
Where: Santa Rosa County Emergency Management facility located at 4499 Pine Forest Road in Milton.
Cost: Free.
Trick-or-Treat at Baytowne
What: Trick-or-treat through the Village streets. There will be a DJ and fireworks as well.
When: Oct. 31, 6-8 p.m.
Where: Village of Baytowne Wharf, 9300 Emerald Coast Parkway in Sandestin.
Cost: Free.
More info: Visit www.baytownewharf.com
Trick or Treat at the Meridian at Westwood
What: Trick-or-treat in the atrium.
When: Oct. 31, 6:15-7:30 p.m.
Where: Westwood is at 1001 Mar Walt Drive across from FWBMC in Fort Walton Beach
Cost: Free
Trick-or-Treat at Gulf Place
What: Trick-or-treat with the merchants of Gulf Place handing out candy to children in costume.
When: Oct. 31, 4-5:30 p.m.
Where: Gulf Place on CR 30A in Santa Rosa Beach
Cost: Free
These events still let you enjoy Halloween, but without any scary elements.
Flashlight Maze
What: Explore a 7-acre corn maze by flashlight. Bring your own flashlight.
When: Oct. 30-31, and Nov.1, 6 p.m. to midnight.
Where: 5899 Buckward Road in Baker.
Cost: $8 per person.
More info: Visit www.GumCreekEntertainment.com
Halloween Crypt Crawl
What: A pub crawl involving select bars and restaurants in Downtown Fort Walton Beach.
When: Oct. 31, 6-10 p.m.
Where: The stops include Fokker's Pub, The Block, Coasters, Salty Duck, Props Brewery, The Green Door and Luxe Sports Grill.
Cost: There is no admission fee.
More info: Visit www.fwbpubcrawl.com for more on the rules.
Rocky Horror Picture Show
What: A screening of the classic movie.
When: Oct. 31 at midnight.
Where: Uptown Station in Fort Walton Beach.
Cost: Free.
Witches of South Walton
What: "Witches" will hop on their bicycles and travel to Butler Elementary School.
When/Where: Register Oct. 30, 5-8 at LaPlaya Bar and Grill (37 Town Center Loop in Santa Rosa Beach). The bikes will leave from Gulf Place corner on Oct. 31 at 7 a.m. Show up early in costume to decorate your bike. The bikers will head back to LaPlaya for brunch after visiting with students.
Cost: Entry for bike ride: $15. Brunch following Witch Ride: $15. Raffle Tickets: $5.
More info: www.witchesofsouthwalton.com.
Hint: Reserve a bike with Yolo Bike in Gulf Place.
Zombie Fun Run
What: A fun run that will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
When: Nov. 1. Registration and package pickup at 7 a.m. Race begins at 8 a.m.
Where: Walton County Sheriff's Office, 752 Triple G Road in DeFuniak Springs.
Cost: Runners: $35. Zombies: $25. You can register at www2.jdrf.org/jailbreakzombie or www.active.com.
More info: Call 850-892-8186.
Face your fears at these haunted houses, trails and hayrides:
The Dark
What: A haunted house benefitting the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge.
When: Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, opening at 7 p.m.
Where: Destin Commons in the old Hard Rock Cafe space.
Cost: $10 per person. Cash only.
Haunted House and Haunted Hayride
What: A haunted hay ride that takes you to the 3D House of Horrors.
When: Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, 7-11 p.m.
Where: Akers of Strawberries, 1074 Melton Road in Baker.
Cost: $13 per person
Nightmare on the Spanish Trail
What: A trail haunted by living dead Spanish Conquistadors, Native Americans, wolves and skunk apes (huge smelly ape-like creatures).
When: Open Oct. 30, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, 7 p.m. until midnight.
Where: 5899 Buckward Road in Baker.
Cost: $10 per person for the haunted trail. $5 per person for the haunted hayride. Saturday only special: $20 for the corn maze, haunted trail, and haunted hay ride.
More info: Visit www.GumCreekEntertainment.com
Return to the Woods
What: A haunted trail benefiting St. Judes Children's Research Hospital
When: Oct. 30 through Nov.1, 7 p.m. until whenever.
Where: Oak Tree Nature Park on Hollywood Boulevard in Mary Esther.
Cost: $10 per person.
More info: Visit www.HartofFear.com
Whispering Pines Haunted Hayride
What: A hayride that takes you through country filled with zombies, ghosts and werewolves. There will also be a bonfire, outdoor theatre, live music and more.
When: Oct. 31, dark until 10:30 p.m.
Where: Whispering Pines Christmas Tree Farm, 1603 Penton Road in Milton.
Cost: $10 per person. Children 5 and younger are free.
More info: Call 850-304-1559.
Marco's Pizza tasty addition to local eateries
On a bright, beautiful fall afternoon when many were heading to Niceville for mullet, I was on assignment at Marco's Pizza, which is in the same complex as the new Publix. And what a tasty assignment it turned out to be.
The Food
Marco's menu is easy to navigate even for a first-time visitor. It's organized into five basic categories: Build Your Own Pizza, Specialty Pizzas, Subs, Salads and a section called Extra Fun.
Pizzas come in four sizes ranging from 10 inches to 16 inches. Choose from original classic crust or crispy thin crust. You can top the crust itself with garlic butter, Roma seasoning or Parmesan cheese at no extra charge.
Pizza toppings include a long list of the usual choices. What caught my eye were "Classic Pepperoni" and "Old World Pepperoni." More on that in a minute.
Specialty pizzas include White Cheezy, Deluxe Uno, Meat Supremo, Chicken Fresco, Hawaiian Chicken and Garden.
Subs are available in 6-inch and 12-inch sizes and with a choice of rustic wheat or Italian white bread. You may also have it oven baked or cold.
Subs offered are the Steak & Cheese Bruno, Ham & Cheese Leonardo, Chicken Club Tuscano, Meatball Fabio, Veggie Fresco, Turkey & Ham Maximo, Turkey Club Bravo, Pizza Melt and Italian Sausage Ultimo.
Marco's offers salads in regular (serves 1-2 people) and family (serves 3-4) sizes. They also have a catering size. Salads include antipasto, chicken Caesar, Greek, garden and chef.
The Extra Fun items are meatball bake, chicken wings, chicken dippers, cheesy bread and CinnaSquares, which is the only dessert item.
My guest ordered a 6-inch Italiano sub on Italian white bread. Ham, salami, Provolone cheese, banana peppers, tomatoes, red onions and sub dressing filled the sandwich. It came baked although I don't remember the server asking that question. It also came wrapped even though we ate at the restaurant.
He said it was an excellent version of an Italian sub, but a little messy to eat.
I ordered a regular chef salad with blue cheese dressing. The salad also came in a take-out container with the Marzetti dressing cups separate. It was good with crisp lettuce and slices of ham, turkey, Provolone cheese, tomatoes and onions. The delicately seasoned croutons were fresh, and the menu notes that they are made daily.
We shared a large pizza, dubbed in the Local Delights section of the menu as a Pepperoni Magnifico Pizza. It featured the two pepperonis, Old World and classic, with Marco's special Italian seasoning and plenty of cheese. We chose the crispy thin crust, and it was magnifico.
I thought we would need a box but, no, we ate the whole thing. And if you're wondering, Old World Peppperoni is the small, thicker rounds of pepperoni you might remember from your childhood. Classic pepperoni rounds are larger and thinner.
The atmosphere
Marco's is situated on the east corner of the shopping complex. There are some tables outside with umbrellas, but the sun was still pretty intense that day, and everyone was eating inside. There are three booths and a variety of tables, small and large.
With two of its four walls being mostly windows, Marco's is bright and inviting.
You order at a counter, and the food is delivered to your table. Or, if you're placing a take-out order, they call your name.
Marco's was busy at midday with several tables of diners in addition to a steady flow of take-out customers.
The service
The server who took our order was friendly and helpful. She also brought our food to the table.
We figured out that we needed to help ourselves to the paper plates and utensils set up at the buffet. Drinks are also self-serve Pepsi products and Southern Gold Brewed Tea, sweet and unsweet.
Empty containers and trash were cleared from our table as we finished items.
A final taste
Our lunch at Marco's was pleasant and delicious. I can see why they were busy even with mullet in plentiful supply up the road a piece.
Quick Bites
Location: 1554 John Sims Parkway Suite C3 (at Rocky Bayou Drive) Niceville
Telephone: 279-4800
Hours: 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Thursday and Sunday, 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Reservations: No
Handicap accessibility: Good
Children's menu: No
Price range
Build Your Own Pizza: $7.99-$11.99
Additional toppings: $1.25-$2
Specialty Pizzas: $10.99-$19.99
Subs: $4.99, 6-inch and $7.99, 12-inch
Salads: $5.99, regular; $8.99, family; $24.99, catering
Extra Fun: $3.99-$9.99
Buffet: Offered daily 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $5.99
Cultural grant recommendations take next step toward funding
Because Showcase overflowed with events last week, a column I'd written about my trip to Fort Lauderdale was held.
It might eventually make it to print, but there is bigger related news to share this week.
The Division of Cultural Affairs announced Monday that Secretary of State Ken Detzner has approved the 2015-16 recommenda-tions sent to him by the Florida Council on Art and Culture.
The recommendations are ranked lists of grant application requests eligible for funding in four categories: cultural endowments, cultural facilities (new and renovations), specific cultural projects and cultural and museum general support.
The requests total $49,276,986, which is about $6.2 million more than was appropriated and approved by the Legislature and the governor earlier this year for 2014-15.
The recommendations were finalized by the Council at meetings in Fort Lauderdale and will be considered by the Legislature during the next budget process.
I'm happy to report several Northwest Florida projects are among them although, as pointed out in a previous column, none is for cultural facilities. There is also none for cultural endowments.
By county, they are: Bay, two general program support; Escambia, nine general program support; Okaloosa, two specific pro-jects (Okaloosa Arts Alliance, Heritage Museum Association) and one general support (Northwest Florida Ballet); Walton, one general support (Sinfonia Gulf Coast).
There was none for Santa Rosa County.
That's 15 total for all of Northwest Florida.
To give you a quick comparison, Broward County, which is where Fort Lauderdale is located, has 30 requests and Leon County, where Tallahassee is, has 19. Miami-Dade has the most with 99.
All of this information is public record and is available online at: http://dos.myflorida.com/cultural/grants/grant-resources/grant-awards-recommendations/ranked-application-lists/
The Florida Cultural Alliance provides additional information about the requests including several interesting analyses. Find them at www.FLCA.net.
To those groups who have requests among the recommendations, now is not the time to rest on your progress so far. In fact, the real work begins.
What got the appropriations passed this year was advocacy, pure and simple. Many voices teamed up to make sure legislators knew how important arts and culture are to their communities.
The Legislature and governor heard and responded accordingly.
It's up to you to make sure they get the message again.
As a member of the Council, I can tell you firsthand the difference it makes to have representatives of a project stand up and promote it.
When Council members receive satisfying answers to questions they have about a project, they can change their scores.
In more than one case, it gave an application the point boost needed to push it onto the recommended-for-funding list.
Of particular note, were the many business people who took time out from their work to appear before the Council and speak in support of various arts and cultural projects.
We heard story after story about how a cultural facility revitalized a whole town or a specific part of a large city.
Right now taxpayer dollars from Northwest Florida are going mostly to fund wonderful projects elsewhere in the state.
It would be fantastic to see more of that money benefit the many worthy arts and culture organizations here.


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Texas A&M vs. Arkansas: Game Preview With TV Schedule
It wasn't too long ago that the Texas A&M Aggies lost to the Alabama Crimson Tide on their home turf. Johnny Manziel and Kevin Sumlin took that loss very hard and it will take a top-notch performance and upset to take down the Aggies from here on out. If there's one thing we learned from the loss it's that the Aggies' offense is unreal.
On the other side of the field, the Arkansas Razorbacks were starting to garner respect and attention from college football fans everywhere with their solid run game and 3-0 record until they lost, in heartbreaking fashion, to Rutgers. The Razorbacks took a big hit, but the games count even more now that SEC play has begun.
Like I said earlier, the Aggies have one of the best — if not the best — offenses in college football. Racking up over 600 yards of total offense against the team that had the best defense a season ago. The Aggies have the fifth best passing offense in the nation behind the arm of Johnny Football. Manziel has 1,228 yards passing to go along with 12 touchdown passes through three and a half games — as he missed the first half of week one's game against Rice. One big reason for Manziel's success through the air has been wide receiver Mike Evans who has been nothing short of spectacular for the Aggies with 22 catches for 575 yards and three touchdowns.
Arkansas has one of the best rushing offenses in football and a big reason for that is the two-headed monster that is Alex Collins and Jonathan Williams who each have over 400 yards on the ground. The two have combined for 891 yards and five touchdowns. This team will be scary to try and stop on the ground — especially for a poor Aggies defense. Quarterback Brandon Allen has passed for 388 yards and five touchdowns in a little over three games of work — he was injured in the team's week three game but could be back against the Aggies.
Defensively, the Razorbacks have allowed over 300 yards just once in four games, but have been lightly-tested. They have yet to play a potent offense and the Aggies will expose their inexperience. Texas A&M owns one of the worst defenses in the entire SEC and it's almost as if they have to outscore opponents instead of trying to keep them out of the endzone. The defense needs a ton of work on both sides.
Texas A&M will travel to Arkansas to take on the Razorbacks at 7 p.m. EST on Saturday, Sept. 28. The game will be broadcasted on ESPN 2.
PREDICTION: Texas A&M 41, Arkansas 28
Related: 5 Things Johnny Manziel Must Do to Stay in Heisman Hunt
Texas A&M: What We Learned in Week 3, What to Look for in Week 4
Player Profile: Meet Arkansas QB AJ Derby
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Jordan opened the first factory for the armored car to meet the needs of Iraq, including
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Sumerian News / Baghdad
In Jordan announced on Tuesday the launch of the first factory in the country and the Arab region for the production of armored vehicles within the investment project, a joint Russian-Jordanian capital of about two million JD, as officials confirmed that the plant will cover mainly the need for Iraq of armored vehicles.
The executive director of the factory, Ahmed Suleiman said in remarks quoted by the agency Anbar Alerdenbh official, said that "the Free Zone in Zarqa, north of Jordan saw, today, opening its first factory in the country and the Arab region for the production of armored vehicles," noting that "the plant will cover the need for countries in the region, especially the Iraqi market, It also aims to reach annual production, including $24 million."
He said Solomon that "the plant is an investment Jordanian-Russian joint venture with a capital of two million dinars works on plating cars and processed glass bullet-proof armor," noting that "the plant, which began its production with an area 3,200 meters square and employs about 100 workers from the region's population and uses about 80% of the local resources to ensure high quality, strength and durability."
The Executive Director of the plant that "armor and bullet-proof glass used is identical to the specifications of global security and in conformity with the European scale."
The Iraqi Council of Representatives voted during its meeting of 25 of the second legislative term of the year the second legislative held in, February 23, 2012, within the approved budget, the purchase of 350 vehicles armored to Congress a $60 billion Iraqi dinars, equivalent to $50 million, while he returned to vote in, March 6 present, the redeployment of funds allocated for the purchase of cars Almsahfah to some of the security services and the victims of "terrorism."
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Le Fournil (bakehouse) Sarlat
Cottage | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 2
|Key Info
La Fournil is an old bakehouse which has been lovingly restored and includes a wealth of character and original features with honey coloured stonework, oak beams and vaulted ceilings with exposed timbers. It is one of an ensemble of beautiful old farm buildings dating back to the 16th century and forms part of La Ferme de La Tour. With a large chlorine free pool and surrounded by magnificent countryside, a network of pretty footpaths and a neighbouring historical chateau, it is a perfect base from which to explore the Dordogne and Lot.
The breathtaking valley views and surrounding grounds of woodlands and meadows will overwhelm you with a feeling of peace and tranquility disturbed only by the abundance of wildlife and the occasional distant tractor. The pool, which is bathed in sunshine from dawn to dusk, is perfectly sited to maximise the views, enabling you to relax and admire the ever changing colours of the Dordogne valley. We welcome families and couples alike but sorry we do not cater for children under 5yrs. We do not accept pets. Friendly but un-intrusive owners live on site.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Tamnies inland lake / beach 7 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bergerac 73kms / Brive 32 kms / Limoges 110kms 73 km, Nearest railway: Sarlat-la-Caneda 10 km
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Table tennis, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set, Trampoline
|Further details indoors
Le Fournil offers accommodation for two in immaculately presented accommodation providing the conveniences of a modern home in a pretty old bake house full of charm and character.
From the comfy sofa is the most stunning view over the garden and Dordogne valley beyond, through fully glazed French doors. The lounge ceiling is vaulted with beautiful oak timbers and the walls have exposed honey coloured stonework. The French doors give access to a lovely south facing terrace area with barbecue, patio furniture and wonderful views.
The heavily beamed kitchen, with a window overlooking a pretty courtyard, is fully equipped with plenty of worktop area, fitted units and all the accessories you may need. There is a washing machine, cooker, hob, extractor fan, microwave, fridge, freezer and toaster,
The heavily beamed shower room has a shower, basin and toilet.
A spiral, stone staircase (may not suit everyone) leads to to a lovely galleried landing which overlooks the lounge area. The bedroom is truly romantic with beamed walls, beamed and vaulted ceiling and a lovely sunny aspect.
The television receives Sky satellite TV with a large choice of English speaking channels and a DVD and CD player.
The romantic bedroom has a double bed, stunning exposed beams in a vaulted ceiling, polished chestnut floors and a velux roof window which gives the room a lovely sunny aspect.
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|Further details outdoors
La Fournil has it's own secluded terrace with patio furniture and barbecue and is the perfect spot to sit and gaze for mile upon mile across the Dordogne valley. The large park like gardens are on a gentle slope with beautiful shady trees, large grass areas and a chlorine free swimming pool with terrace and sun beds.
Under the shade of two grand old oaks there is a children's play area with swings, slide, climbing frame etc.
Other on site activities include table tennis, boules, badminton and table football.
|Further details
Our rental price includes : ... all bed linen, bath and hand towels, heating, electricity, gas, local taxes,and cleaning charges.
Pool towels are available to rent at 5 euros per person and are issued for the duration of your holiday.
If you are arriving later in the evening then we are happy to shop on your behalf for some basic groceries, but please allow us 7 days notice.
A damage deposit is required and will be refunded in full within seven days of the end of your holiday unless the accommodation or it's contents are damaged or the accommodation is left in a condition that necessitates extra cleaning time to return it to the high standard in which it is presented.
A full copy of our terms and conditions are available on request and are included on the booking form.
The Aquitaine/Dordogne region
Situated within the hamlet of La Tour we are two minutes from the pretty village of Sainte Nathalene with a hotel bar restaurants and a small shop. Just 7 miles from the historical town of Sarlat-la Caneda, with more listed buildings than any other town in Europe and a twice weekly market, we are perfectly placed to access all of the most beautiful sites in Dordogne and Lot.
The area is a walkers paradise. Hundreds of footpaths weave there way throughout the area with superb countryside and views along the way. Information and maps are available on request.
There are numerous chateaux to visit, caves to explore and pretty market towns to meander through. There is also a wide range of outdoor activities for all ages close by. These include hot air balloon trips, canoeing down the Dordogne (an absolute must) air parks, cycling, quad biking, para gliding, water parks, paint ball, karting, horse riding, walking, wine tasting trips, etc etc.
For those that want to sample the local wine or just want a relaxed evening, leaving the car behind, then transport can be arranged in and out of Sarlat or any other local villages.
Sarlat is a town not to be missed during a visit to Dordogne. The town, with a truly relaxed and laid back atmosphere is the jewel of Perigord Noir and is arguably the gastronomic capital of Dordogne. The medieval buildings that fill the town are the perfect backdrop for the large colourful market, full of local fruit and vegetables and all the gastronomic delights of the area, not to mention all the nik naks you would expect to find at a market of this magnitude.
The restaurants, cafes and bars offer a superb choice to suit all your needs. There is a regular array of street entertainment which you can enjoy whilst dining on a warm sunny evening or whilst sitting enjoying a coffee and watching the world go by during the day..
Tiny narrow streets wind their way through the town and around each corner is yet another building steeped in history and charm with a tale to tell from yesteryear. A listed walk of around an hour is available from the tourist office which takes you around the town highlighting the many points of interest the beauty and history.
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11 Nov 2014
"High lite of our European Travels"
We have been remiss is providing this review however we have never forgotten how pleasant our stay at Le Fournil had been. Chris was very business like however very helpful. Our early communications w… More
11 May 2014
"Peace and Tranquility"
Chris and Kate are wonderful hosts, they made us very welcome. The Gite is first class, comfortable and very clean. The views are beautiful, and the abundance of wildlife, birds, rabbits,hawks would p… More
21 Oct 2013
"Great Little Retreat in Dordogne"
We have just returned from our stay at Le Fournil, one of the rental properties at La Tour, near Sarlat. We found the booking process quite easy online. The unit was very private & compact, yet had al… More
11 Oct 2013
"Heavenly Break."
Back for the second time in three years and enjoyed it even more! Well equipped very clean,light and airey property with stunning views.Centrally located for the many varied activities in the area and… More
9 Jun 2013
"A relaxing and reviving holiday in beautiful surroundings"
Had a wonderful fortnights holiday staying in Le Fournil, a beautifully restored old building , perfect for two. We enjoyed sitting out on our terrace for breakfast in the morning or with a glass of w… More
6 Jun 2013
"Great Getway!"
My husband and I were looking for a quiet break to get away from the pressures of work. Our aim was to: see the French countryside, drink French wine, eat plenty of local French food and relax. Le Fou… More
13 Oct 2012
We had a really lovely week's stay at the back end of September. Chis and Kate's renovation of the bakehouse is beautiful as well as really practical.Follow their handy insiders guide or ask… More
28 Jun 2012
The accommodation was brilliant, the water's family really made us welcome and the view from the pool was breathtaking.The location was really good,we had a car and spent everyday exploring the b… More
11 Jun 2012
"Beautiful peaceful location"
We had a lovely stay at Le Fournil.The gite was spotless on our arrival, and we left it the same way.The home was very comfortable, all amenities excellent.Convenient location.We loved the peace and q… More
29 May 2012
"Wonderful restful French country experience"
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Le Fournil as we were looking for a quiet place in the country to return to in the evenings to relax and we had just that plus a beautiful view over the countryside. We … More
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Only aircon, next to big road, food
Good location, easy to find from the airport, convenient parking. We had a room upgrade for the second night after complaining about the bad condition of the original room.
No breakfast included, in the floor was dirty (dust under the bed), AC was ON all night and impossible to turn OFF, greasy fingerprints on the provided drinking glass.
I enjoyed my stay.. The staff are friendly and helpful. The room was clean and well presented. The location was perfect for me as it was close to the Trax. I did enjoy the walk to the city only takes 10-15 minutes. Over all I would go and stay there again.
Really only one thing I can think of is I would have liked a bar fridge in the room..
the bed is comfortable
facility not really in good condition
The rate was as stated on Booking .com and did not need to pay in advance. The hotel was very comfortable and the staff friendly and helpful.
Can't think of any issues or problems.
Pictures are decieving on website. Room was an original room that look and smelled like my grandmothers home circa 1950.
Everything was great. The staff at reception was gracious and welcoming. Our room was huge! Every comfort was provided snd it was very clean. Perfect location close to downtown. Plenty of free parking at hotel.
Very clean room
No microwave or mini frig
Very good hotel for this price. Lobby has a very nice style
If there is a fridge and microwave in the room it would be wonderful
Pool, Jacuzzi, gym, access to rooms, decent price, cleaning staff are good and quick
A little bit of a motel feel. Some rooms are in the main hotel building but the vast majority are in 2 story "motel type access rooms but they are nice rooms, equivalent of hotel rooms
Rooms nicely furnished.
My room was given to another person with a similar name after I had checked in a few hours earlier. The reservation system wiped out my information completely. The person was given a key to my room and realized that the room already had a resident. When I returned from dinner my key didn't work and had to reregister at the front desk over again.
Location is just 20min walk from city center. Rooms are large and nicely decorated. Bed very comfortable.
The sheets had a stain on them.
Close to everything downtown, beautiful grounds and surroundings, room was large and very comfortable.
A little pricey
We were absolutely amazed at each and every detail of stay. Each corner of this hotel is beautiful and so comfortable in every way. We loved the morning breakfast buffet and then, of course, the sweet shop was wonderful Loved so much the view from our room on the 17th floor. The lovely décor in our room was tastefully done, peaceful and we couldn't have asked for more.
Very courteous staff. Cozy and clean and good area for the price!
Someone was working on plumbing or something right by us ut 8 or 9 in the morning each day-and u could hear banging thru the pipes. Not good if u wanna sleep in!
Size of room, bed and location.
Restaurant, however the main restaurant was closed for renovation.
Gym/pool/sauna Interior deco of the reception High quality bedding Cleanliness water fountains
Motel type of room, the window faces the parking lot and there is not privacy Breakfast is not included and just take a coffee with a croissant or similar is very expensive. In general all consumption is very expensive
Location Prize/quality Facilities (pool, fitness, large rooms)
No drinks/roomservice available after 0:00 (we had something to celebrate)
Everything, feels like home
Great facilities, very clean, spacious room. Breakfast was really good, and the service was awesome.
The WiFi was very slow and sometimes difficult to find. The pillows were a bit soft.
The restaurant was closed when we were there, but the food in the coffee shop was excellent.
'Courtyard room', in fact facing onto car park
Good location, clean, quiet (even in a street side room), friendly staff, very comfortable room (Garden section), excellent breakfast options, tram stop close.
Although breakfast was excellent, the same cannot be said on other meals: I ate twice and the first was satisfactory yet not memorable, the second time I decided not to use the restaurant any more. The wifi was very slow in the evenings, ok in day-time and early morning.
The rooms are excellent and we were checked in faster than ever. Parking garage has elevator in the center so all spots are great parking
- big room and bathroom - fast WiFi - comfortable bed
- no free breakfast - the locks on the doors are a bit weird and would not always open.
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The author thanks an anonymous referee for invaluable suggestions, which were instrumental in improving this manuscript. The usual disclaimer applies.
Article first published online: 18 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8586.2011.00422.x
© 2012 The Authors. Bulletin of Economic Research © 2012 Board of Trustees of the Bulletin of Economic Research and John Wiley & Sons Ltd
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Bilotkach, V. (2014), PRICE FLOORS AND QUALITY CHOICE. Bulletin of Economic Research, 66: 231–245. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8586.2011.00422.x
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