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March 21, 2014 Branch of Life Christian Fellowship The Branch of Life Christian Fellowship is a spirit-filled, contemporary Christian church, located at 815 S.E. 47th St., Cape Coral. Sunday Services are at 10:30 a. more »»
Cape Coral firefighters' Muscular Dystrophy Boot Drive Saturday
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March 21, 2014 The city of Fort Myers Recreation Division invites all children up to 6 years old to the Annual Spring Egg Hunt, Sunday, April 13, at Centennial Park. more »»
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March 14, 2014 Branch of Life Christian Fellowship The Branch of Life Christian Fellowship is a spirit-filled, contemporary Christian church, located at 815 S.E. 47th St., Cape Coral. Sunday Services are at 10:30 a. more »»
VOX?Student Ministry shoe drive to raise funds for Colombia Mission Trip
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Herman to celebrate 100th birthday March 29
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April programs set at Cape Coral Lee County Public Library
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March 7, 2014 Branch of Life Christian Fellowship The Branch of Life Christian Fellowship is a spirit-filled, contemporary Christian church, located at 815 S.E. 47th St., Cape Coral. more »»
Magnificat to host breakfast
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Barbary Coast Dixieland Band to perform at Faith Presbyterian Church
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'Blessing of the Quilts' March 24
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Sun Splash water park opens Saturday
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May 6th 2011 2:58PM DENZEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Queue: Portalclysm 2, the Portalening {WoW}
May 3rd 2011 2:30PM The posts above saying that she only opens her eyes when she's dealing with serious business are correct and confirmed by the lore. If you don't like it... well, too bad. Nyah!
The Queue: Defiance {WoW}
Apr 11th 2011 3:32PM The mount being on the page is also not stopping Tolsimir from completing his goal. It's probably just annoying to see a single mount sitting there, it doesn't mean he HAS to use it. That said, even if a GM could remove it the only benefit would be "Oh hey the page is blank :)"
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Apr 10th 2011 11:42PM Worst possible reason to like the article. The factions aren't black and white, they're both filled to the brim with grey... I'm all for faction pride but don't get carried away. Like Anne said, Onyxia, the little hussy, was the root of these issues. Oh hey I rhymed! ^_^
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Apr 9th 2011 4:47PM "Still, there are a couple of nagging issues -- annoyances that, if addressed, might just result in the game's first truly perfect spec."
He didn't say it's perfect now. The RNG dependance is one of the issues he mentioned, and even that aside, the tree is put together extremely well.
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Printer Friendly VersionSend to a FriendCoalition airpower integrated with ground forces in Iraq and International Security Assistance Force troops in Afghanistan during operations Feb. 8, according to Combined Air and Space Operations Center officials here. Air Operations in Afghanistan: Close-Air Support Bagram Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle aircrews provided armed overwatch for a friendly-forces dismounted patrol. The aircrews conducted a show of force, with flares launched, to deter anti-Afghan forces activity. Chahar Bagh Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet aircrews provided armed overwatch for coalition ground forces. When coalition forces reported taking enemy small-arms fire from several directions, the aircrews received coordinates for multiple enemy positions and conducted shows of force over each one to deter enemy action. The shows of force were determined successful by ground control when enemy fire ceased. Kabul Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle aircrews provided armed overwatch for friendly forces. The aircrews conducted a show of force, with flares launched, to deter anti-Afghan forces activity. The show of force was declared successful by ground control when no enemy fire occurred. Airlift Action Afghanistan An Air Force C-130 Hercules aircrew distributed informational leaflets via airdrop to locations across Afghanistan. Farah Province A U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III aircrew flew a combat-resupply mission in Farah Province, Afghanistan, delivering approximately 69,000 pounds of sustainment supplies via airdrop to friendly forces for ongoing operations. Air Operations in Iraq: There was no significant action to report today. Airpower Statistics: Close-Air Support: Sorties flown to support ISAF and Afghan security forces: 42 Sorties flown to support Operation Iraqi Freedom: 24 Surveillance and Reconnaissance: Sorties flown in Afghanistan: 26 Sorties flown in Iraq: 23 Tactical reconnaissance sorties flown in Afghanistan: NONE Tactical reconnaissance sorties flown in Iraq: 2 (USAF) On February 07 Medical Evacuation: Air Force HH-60 Pave Hawk aircrews and pararescue Airmen transported 2 patients Aerial Refueling: Sorties flown: 32 Fuel delivered: nearly 1.2 million pounds Aircraft refueled: 100 Air Mobility: U.S. Air Force airlift sorties: 129 Short tons of delivered cargo: 703 Passengers: nearly 3,600 Airdropped cargo: nearly 70,000 pounds


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I've now done a second post in Common Good's symposium on education and fear of liability. Among the topics I discuss: assumption of risk, statutes of limitations, sovereign immunity, and the need for some more organized way of advocating the interests of public service entities against excessive or impractical liability demands. You can read it here.
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"The family of a man shot and killed by his neighbor in Skagit County can proceed to trial on claims that the county's emergency communications center mishandled its response to his panicked 911 call, Washington's Supreme Court ruled." According to his family, a 911 operator told William Munich that help was on the way but did not code the call as an emergency; a sheriff's deputy showed up 18 minutes later, by which time Munich had been shot by the irate neighbor. "I am concerned the majority's decision will put unwarranted pressure on every statement made by 911 operators, straining communications that depend on the free flow of information," wrote dissenting Justice James Johnson. [KOMO; Munich (Gayle) v. Skagit Emergency Communications Center, holding, dissent (wrong link fixed now); background on Washington's unusual approach to sovereign immunity]
P.S. Another Washington sovereign liability case of interest: Robb v. City of Seattle, "Whether the city of Seattle may be liable in an action for wrongful death brought by the survivor of a murder victim based on the failure of police to confiscate ammunition while detaining the murderer for questioning just before the murder occurred." [Temple of Justice]
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- Dan Mitchell rounds up many of the significant state ballot measures [Cato] California official voter guide is 144 pages long; "As usual, almost all of the proposals being put before voters are bad." [Josh Barro, Bloomberg; coverage of Prop 37 on genetic labeling here, here, etc.]
- And as some readers will recall, I am hoping voters in Maine, Washington and my own state of Maryland vote to extend civil marriage to same-sex couples, and that voters in Minnesota reject a constitutional amendment to the opposite effect.
- Digging into the Obama-Romney dispute over use-it-or-lose-it oil leases [Daniel Fisher, Forbes]
- "The myth of auto bailout jobs" [Andrew M. Grossman, DC Examiner] On Jeeps, Romney takes a leaf from the Obama tactical playbook, and Obama not pleased [Tim Carney, Examiner]
- New Cato e-book "The Libertarian Vote: Swing Voters, Tea Parties, and the Fiscally Conservative, Socially Liberal Center" by David Boaz, David Kirby, and Emily Ekins, doing well on Amazon Kindle listings. And: which way should a libertarian vote for President this time? [Richard Epstein]
- "Survey of State Supreme Court Races and Retention Elections" [Carrie Severino, NRO, Ashby Jones/WSJ; earlier on Michigan here and here, on Florida here, here, and here]
- Government officials pressure private billboard owner to take down "Voter Fraud Is a Felony" sign [Hans Bader]
- Peaceful transfer of power to opposition party is gold standard of democracy [Steve Chapman]
- "As churches get political, IRS stays quiet" [Reuters, earlier]
- "Editorial: Inslee's criticism of McKenna points up need for tort reform" [Seattle Times; my take on Washington state's curious waiver of sovereign immunity a while back]
The judge ruled that "even though the park could have acted more quickly to kill or relocate the goat, its actions are immune from lawsuits under the Federal Tort Claims Act because they involved an exercise of discretion related to public policy." [Peninsula Daily News, Washington; AP; earlier here and here]
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A Bridgeport attorney for Charla Nash says the attack could have been avoided had Connecticut been tougher in enforcing its regulations. [WCBS]
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Because accidents will happen, after all. And, no, you wouldn't be excused for totaling the FBI's Ferrari were the sides reversed [Scott Greenfield]
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- Estate of Anna Nicole Smith may sue over opera based on her life [Daily Mail via Surber, other Daily Mail]
- Maryland Department of Environment: yep, we put tracking devices on Eastern Shore watermen's boats [Red Maryland]
- Trial lawyers' federal contributions went 97% to Dems last cycle [Freddoso, Examiner]
- $6.5 million for family abuse: unusual sovereign-exposure law costs Washington taxpayers again [PoL]
- Canadian court: no, we can't and won't waive loser-pays for needy litigants who lose cases [Erik Magraken]
- CPSC considers mandating "SawStop" technology [Crede, background]
- Gun groups alarmed over ATF pick [Chicago Tribune]
- Jury blames hit-run death on wheelchair curb cut [four years ago on Overlawyered]
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- Report: dead woman's name robo-signed onto thousands of collection documents [Business Insider] Or was it? [comment, Fredrickson/Collections and Credit Risk (alleging that living daughter shares name of deceased mother)] "Are faked attorney signatures the 'next huge issue' in the foreclosure scandal?" [Renee Knake, Legal Ethics Forum]
- "Major Verdict Threatens to Bankrupt Maker of Exercise Equipment" [Laura Simons, Abnormal Use]
- Decline in competitiveness of U.S. capital markets owes much to legal and regulatory developments [Bainbridge, related]
- Deadly Choices, The Panic Virus: Dr. Paul Offit and Seth Mnookin have new books out on vaccine controversy [Orac]
- "No one's trying to get rich off this," says lawyer planning suit on behalf of A train subway riders stranded during NYC blizzard [NY Daily News]
- Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna continues to seek solutions to state's uniquely exposed litigation position, including fix of joint and several liability [Seattle Times, background here and here]
- ABA Blawg 100 picks — and a critique;
- Alabama bar orders lawyer's law license suspended, but in the mean time he's been elected judge [four years ago on Overlawyered]
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Actually the real answer to the continuing cost of hiring employees is to do what is happening in every conveneience store I've been to in and around Dublin .
I can't speak for the garage convenience stores, the Spas and Centras outside of Dublin but here every one seems to employ Mauritians, Chinese and Indians.
They are on short-stay contracts ,usually they're supposedly students only allowed to work a certain number of hours per week. It's a great way to avoid the increasingly onerous conditions being imposed on employers -and they're cheap and hard-working.
Why employ an Irish person who either stays at home and gets 190 euros a week or comes to work and expects all sorts of benefits when one can get a hard-working educated cheap Asian who won't be around for too long ?
Nationality does have an impact on employment rights if people of a certain nationality are not allowed to stay in the state for more than a certain period, and if during their stay they cannot work more than a certain number of hours, and if they are not allowed to bring their spouses with them.
Less worries for the employer about redundancy payments, maternity leave and benefits -and bluntly less worries about "I-know-my-rights" employees.
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Talk about shooting the messenger and not heeding the message Amygdala.
If I was not clear let me write this slowly..
If governments impose conditions that employers cannot afford then employers will seek alternatives. That, Amygdala, is not my fault- it is just a fact and one result of too many employment conditions being imposed on small businesses.
Possible other results:-
- making employees "self-employed" . This is common in some countries such as Spain where employees have very strong and favourable conditions (over 20% of them are out of work nowadays -co-incidence?). Over the last decade the increase in "automonas" has increased -an employer gives a job to someone but on a self-employed basis.
This is because Spanish employers are finding it too difficult and expensive to employ people- not because of wages but because of the never ending benefits given to the workers.
This is happening even here with,for example, sales people. Even in my own ex-trade ,the travel business, the largest travel agency uses about 70 self-employed agents or counsellors with no employment rights whatsoever.
2. The growth in undocumented labour. Again a big phenomenon in Spain- and wherever an economy is in trouble and the legal employment of people is burdened with conditions.
3. Increased unemployment -when the economy is crap and small businesses are struggling (and failing every day).
As you say employers are employing every stratagem to keep businesses going & more power to them!
However if they breach employment legislation then they should be prosecuted or reported to the LRC or the Rights Commissioner depending on the offense - people may dislike it but it is the law of the land.
Here's another one...
attendance bonus - I would have thought this would be illegal but it seems increasingly common and even accepted by trade unions...
There are various schemes - but essentially an employee is rewarded for not taking days off.
For example -employee ABC takes a months sick pay and gets, say, 36k -the official annual salary of 12 months at 3k per month. Officially the employer has paid her for taking a month off. Employee XYZ takes no sick pay and gets a bonus of 3k -total -39k which is what the employer had pre-calculated as a workable income per employee.
There will be always legal (as well as illegal) ways around these rules.
Interesting in the news today -including irish times - how in UK the abuse of sick pay has reached such levels and is costing the economy so much that the govnt is now changing the rules regarding medical superviosn - no more quick sick notes from your local G.P.
To back this up somewhat, I was made redundant in 2008 from a €70k p.a. job. Didn't manage to secure another one in a few months so I went out to create a job for myself. I now earn a very small fraction of what I used to. My family's lifestyle went through a huge adjustment and we don't complain.
On the other hand, I have met several long term unemployed who use all kinds of excuses from having children to being 'creative, artistic person' for not working even at times when we had more jobs than people.
I meet my legal obligations as an employer, often at the detriment of myself and my own family. If my employees are not working, whether it's due to the bank holiday, holiday or sickness, the company is not making money. So technically, all those obligations are met out of my own pocket. I (and I can only speak for myself) can not afford to pay sick leave or Christmas bonus. The money simply isn't there!!!
Having to pay up to 4 weeks sick leave, including the Monday morning hangover leave would drive me out of business in a couple of weeks and would create even bigger burden on the state.
In order to achieve savings, I think that the state should put a cap on how much anyone can receive in handouts. For example, put a cap on total amount of unemployment benefit + child benefit + mortgage interest allowance / rent supplement + single parent allowance + whatever. I know a long term unemployed single mother of 4 school going children who receives close to €3000 per month in handouts. I don't know exactly what this figure is made up of but she blatantly states that she's better off staying at home and receiving €3000 than working for far less. Her three sisters do exactly the same and haven't done a day's work between them. Then you'd see a surge of Irish people taking jobs in your local Spar, Centra or Maxol.
In Holland, the state will assist you in securing emplyment through an agency similar to FAS. Once you turn down the second job they offer you, your benefits stop. I wonder how quickly our unemployment rate would improve if this was implemented here.
if the dole appears to be that good im surprised you are not taking advantage of it yourself! but then the other mans grass........and all that
The day I get to share their wealth, will be the day I consider sharing the pain.
Unfortunately, their pain is begin foisted upon us.
Apart from making a tiny contribution to a pension with an equivalent value of a million + I can't see anything else to suggest that the pain has been spread evenly in this country, perhaps you could enlighted us?
The amounts of sick days in the public sector has gone of of all control.
Doctors are a lot to blame giving sick certs.
If Complainer's attitude is typical of a Labour supporter it does not surprise me.
Many Labour supporters seem to have an atavistic dislike of anyone trying to do their own business -regardless as to how small, tough and profitless it is.
(the same scorn is directed to anyone who has saved money and bought an investment property and is therefore an evil landlord).
Complainer .....................
....do you really not understand that the average small businessperson has:-
- far less protection than someone who is employed (and certainly far far less than a public servant)
- in many cases is earning less than the average industrial wage (and far far less than a Labour politician)
- often works all hours ,weekends,holidays
- and when they fail and lose everything they get no aid from the government.
Is it, Complainer, a confusion in your mind about the word "business" ? Do you confuse the person with a small greengrocers, a couple of lorries or a hairdressimng business with the fat cats on a million a year ?
You may as in your last post call small businees people over-dramatic whiners and ,frankly, i wouldn't care about the stupidity of one person's comments. What is worrying is that your unceasingly derogative comments are representative of the Irish labour Party's attitude towards those people that Ireland most desperately needs.
Ireland historically has little time for those who work hard to make something of themselves. Hopefully that attitude is changing.
In this country, if you advocate any cut or rationalisation in public services or provision, you are still labelled a neocon or Thatcherite.
There is a lot of derision shown towards people working in small businesses and farms. There is also much contempt for rural dwellers and this is both reinforced by, and evident in, policymaking. I attribute this, in general terms, to pure snobbery. Most members of the governing class in this country are only a generation or two away from agrarian or inner-city urban subsistence living and their insecurity feeds a need to mentally isolate themselves from the lower orders in both city and countryside. I blame the famine myself.
This is a young country so there is very little inherited wealth. There is some but relative to the rest of Western Europe it's tiny.
I know it's not popular and it certainly isn't populist but most of the people in Ireland who run successful businesses have worked extremely hard to build them up. They have taken risks with their own money, often risking their family home, and endured massive levels of stress along with 80 hour plus 7 day working weeks on the way up. Most of them still work long hours and deal with huge stress levels. If you haven't run your own business, particularly at the start-up stage, then you have no idea how hard it is.
These are the people that the Labour Party hates and looks down on but they are also the people who give jobs, opportunities and self respect to "The Poor". "The Poor" are not the same as the poor. "The Poor" are the under-class of half-wits that the upper-middle class socialists in labour think exists and feel they need to look after. A bit like the white man's burden of yester-year but they aren't black.
The employers, the people Labour hate, don't think that The Poor exist at all. They just see people (some of whom are poor) and, if they have the skills and/or the right attitude, they give them a job. The employers don't think the their employees are stupid and need to be "looked after", they just get on with running their business knowing that in the medium term what's good for the business is also good for the employees.
The strange thing is that the evil employers are the people who actually offer opportunity to poor people whereas the upper middle class socialists in Labour would cross the street to avoid them. Funny that.
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John Cowe McIntosh was pilot with Ray Parer of the first single-engine aircraft to fly from Britain to Australia in 1920, an Airco (De Havilland) DH.9 G-EAQM. John McIntosh was born in Lumsden, Scotland. He was the illegitimate son of a 29-year-old servant maid, Isabella Cook, and a young apprentice mason, William Cow. McIntosh was adopted as an infant into the family of James McIntosh. His adoptive parents added "e" to his name and he was registered as John Cowe McIntosh. Following his 17th birthday, John McIntosh left Scotland, and arrived in Fremantle, Western Australia on the SS Ormuz in June 1909. When war began in 1914, McIntosh joined the 4th Field Ambulance of the Australian Imperial Force and served in Gallipoli. He was evacuated to England in 1915 and married a widow, Amelia Taylor. By the end of the war, he had reached the rank of acting second lieutenant in the Australian Flying Corp and was ready for repatriation back to Australia. In March 1919, the Commonwealth Government of Australia offered a prize of 10,000 pounds for the first flight by Australians in an aircraft of British Empire manufacture from Hounslow or Calshot in England to Australia accomplished within 720 hours (30 days). On 24 June 1919 Ray Parer declared his intention to enter the race, but needed money to buy an aircraft, and a crew member. In late 1919, Lieutenant John Cowe McIntosh (who had only flown once) joined Parer and obtained sponsorship from Scottish whisky magnate Peter Dawson. Parer purchased a single-engine de Havilland D.H.9 biplane, G-EAQM, and painted "P.D." on the fuselage to acknowledge his sponsor Peter Dawson. By this time the air race had been won by (Sir) Ross and (Sir) Keith Smith who reached Darwin in December 1919 in a converted twin-engined Vickers Vimy bomber. Paper and McIntosh decided to be first to do the trip in a single-engined aircraft. McIntosh and Parer left Hounslow on 8 January 1920, and 208 days later arrived in Darwin on 2 August. The record stands as the longest time taken to fly between the two countries. They were officially welcomed at Flemington racecourse, Melbourne, on 31 August, but what happened during the preceding 237 days is all but incomprehensible. They had made the first of their innumerable forced landings soon after leaving England, and their last at Culcairn, New South Wales. As they struggled from one disaster to another they left a trail of broken propellers, smashed undercarriages, damaged tail-skids, ruined radiators, crumpled wings, and bent fuselages. Their engine had twice caught fire, a vicious down-draught had almost forced the aircraft into the smouldering crater of Mount Vesuvius in Italy, and they had had to fight off Arabs in the Syrian desert. Finance was such a problem that Parer and McIntosh undertook advertising flights in Calcutta, and embellished their aircraft with slogans ranging from tea to whisky. In spite of this, Parer and McIntosh had completed the first single-engine aircraft flight from England to Australia—and the first symbolic freight flight in the form of a bottle of PD Whisky delivered to Prime Minister W. M. Hughes. The aviators were each presented with a 500 pound cheque and an Air Force Cross. Their D.H.9 aircraft was eventually presented by the government to the Australian War Memorial, where it is still preserved. C. Day Lewis commemorated their achievement in an epic poem, 'Flight to Australia', and Parer recorded their experiences in Flight and Adventures of Parer and McIntosh, by Air from England to Australia (Melbourne, 1921, 1986). After the race the two parted ways. McIntosh was giving joy-rides and flying displays to locals at Pithara, WA on 28 March 1921 when tragically, his single- engined De Havilland aircraft crashed. It was the first fatal air disaster in Western Australia. He was 29 years of age. The scene of the crash was renamed McIntosh Park. (Information from D. Eyre, Additional Info from Australian Dictionary of Biographyhttp://adbonline.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110137b.htm ) and Metropolitan Cemeteries Board http://www.mcb.wa.gov.au/OurCemeteries/Karrakatta/Statesman_and_Scholars.pdf Photo of G-EAQM at the Australian War Memorial in 2008: http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=6629719)
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A guide to locations of interest to drive to near Bath...
Avebury, nr Marlborough, SN8 1RF
Tel : +44 1672 539250 - Fax : +44 1672 538038
Avebury is one of the most important megalithic monuments in Europe and spread over a vast area, much of which is under Trust protection. The great stone circle, encompassing part of the village of Avebury, is enclosed by a ditch and external bank and approached by an avenue of stones.
Many of the stones at Avebury were reerected in the 1930s by the archaeologist Alexander Keiller. The site Museum, including a new exhibition in the 17th century thatched threshing barn, presents the archaeological story of Avebury. Finds from the site and interactive and audio visual displays are used to tell the story of the monuments and the people who have helped to reveal their past.
West of Avebury, the Iron Age earthwork of Oldbury Castle crowns Cherhill Down, along with the conspicuous Lansdowne Monument. With the spectacular folds of Calstone Coombes, this area of open downland provides wonderful walking opportunities.
How to Find Avebury
Take the A4 London Road out of Bath (going East), through Chippenham and Calne to Beckhampton (there is a big roundabout and racehorse training stables on the right, Roger Charlton trainer). At Beckhampton turn left up the A 4361 to Avebury (about 1 mile).
Distance in Miles 28 Approx Driving time 45 Mins Approx
Avon Valley Country Park
Pixash Lane, Bath Road, Keynsham, Bristol
Tel : +44 117 986 4929 - Fax : +44 117 986 4041
Avon Valley Country Park has been developed for people to enjoy the beautiful country valley and its river setting only 4 1/2 miles from the centres of both Bristol and Bath. From the moment you park your car you will find plenty to occupy the children. Our out door adventure playground and junior assault course are favourites with kids of all ages and guaranteed to burn up lots of energy! The park itself is designed as a riverside trail which is well marked with numbered signs. We provide you with information about the animals, birds and plants that you will see along the way.
Many of the animals at Avon Valley Country Park are examples of rare and exotic breeds which will be fascinating to adults and children alike. We have a pets corner, a barbecue area, adventure playground and a compound with the ugliest and funniest pigs in the world, Vietnamese pot bellied pigs. Also pens of assorted Chickens, Turkeys and Geese and a compound with the parks latest new born animals with whom you are welcome to make friends.
Avon Valley Country Park isnt only about animals. Theres a pond where boating is free. If you wish to go fishing we have prepared 20 good coarse fishing places along the 3/4 of a mile river park. You may be lucky enough to catch either carp, roach, perch, or tench, or eels which are in abundance in the river. There is a new undercover area with assault course for the active children and a soft play section for our younger visitors. Also in the same area we have a cafe selling drinks, food and ice cream.
How to Find Avon Valley Country Park
The park is situated just of the main A4 between Bath and Bristol. Coming from Bristol its just after the Keynsham bypass, when you rejoin the single carriageway. look for the signs on your left for Avon valley Country Park. Coming from Bath, go through Saltford and you will see the signs as you approach Keynsham
Distance in Miles 8 Approx Driving time 15 Mins Approx
Bowood House
Derry Hill, Calne, Wilts, SN11 9PQ
Tel : +44 1249 812102 - Fax : +44 1249 821757
Bowood was bought by the 1st Earl of Shelburne in the mid 18th century. The story of Bowood is both interesting and remarkable, reflecting the ups and downs of successive generations.
The house and gardens at Bowodd have been added to by many famous architects and designers, including Henry Keene, Robert Adam, Capability Brown, C.R. Cockerell and Sir Charles Barry.
Today at Bowood you can enjoy some splendid interiors: the Adam Orangery, the Chapel, Library, New Hall, the Sculpture Gallery and the Laboratory where Dr Joseph Priestley discovered oxygen in 1774.
There is also a series of Exhibition Rooms with a wealth of fine furniture, costume, porcelain, jewellery and paintings on display.
The first house at Bowood was built c.1725, on the site of a hunting lodge. The house and park were bought in 1754 by the first Earl of Shelburne (1705 to 1761), who employed architect Henry Keene to extend the house and build an E shaped service wing behind it.
Please contact us to arrange group bookings. We look forward to welcoming you to the splendours of Bowood where there really is something of interest for all ages.
How to Find Bowood House
Exit M4 at Junction 17.
Follow signs to Chippenham.
At next roundabout, pick up the signs for A4 Calne.
Follow signs for several miles, around and through Chippenham.
Approx. 3 to 4 miles out of Chippenham, you will see a large white pub on the right hand side (Lysley Arms) and turn right on to the A342 (Devizes) approx. 100yds past this pub.
It will be signed to Bowood Golf and Country Club and Bowood House.
Approx. ½ mile up, on brow of the hill, turn left into Derryhill village.
For Bowood Golf and Country Club
Turn immediately right into the Golf Club entrance or
For Bowood House and Gardens
continue for approx. ¾ mile through Derrryhill until you reach the sharp corner at the end of the road.
Turn right here, through the white gates, for Bowood House and Gardens.
Distance in Miles 21 Approx Driving time 40 Mins Approx
Bristol Zoo
Gardens,Clifton, Bristol,BS8 3HA.
Tel : +44 117 974 7300 - Fax : +44 117 973 6814
Bristol Zoo Gardens is more than a fun filled and stimulating day out for all the family... its a place to find out about animals in the wild, especially those which are endangered.
Look out for :
Seal and Penguin Coasts
Gorilla Island
Bug World
Twilight World
Reptile House
Conservation Education Centre
Childrens Play Area
Zona Brazil
Opening times :
Open daily from 9am to 5.30pm in peak season, closing at 5.00pm off peak.
Closed Christmas Day.
Last entrance to animal houses is half an hour before closing.
Last entrance to the Zoo is an hour before closing.
Free entry for under 3s
baby changing and feeding facilities available.
The Pelican Restaurant serves hot meals and snacks and has a covered picnic area.
Discounts for groups.
Shop for gifts and souvenirs.
Wheelchair friendly :
20 wheelchairs and 2 electric scooters are available for hire. Please phone to pre book 0117 974 7357.
Allow 2 to 5 hours for your visit to Bristol Zoo.
How to Find Bristol Zoo
By Bus
A Zoo Safari Ticket on any First bus in Bristol centre gives discounted bus travel / Zoo entry. This applies to Adult and child tickets only. Frequent services: 8 and 9 buses run between Temple Meads Station, the City Centre and the Zoo. Call the Traveline on 0870 608 2608 for further details. An open top bus service tours the city hourly from 1 April to 30th September. Discounts to Zoo available on bus. Senior citizen Friday discount is only available from Zoo gates.
By Train
A joint ticket can be bought with discount travel / Zoo entry. This applies to Adult and child tickets only. There is a local train service to Clifton Down Station (10 minute walk to the Zoo), From Bristol Temple Meads Station take an 8 or 9 bus to the Zoo main entrance. Call the Traveline on 0845 748 4950 for further details. Senior citizen Friday discount is only available from Zoo gates.
By Road
From the M5: J17 take the A4018 then follow brown elephant signs. From Bristol City Centre: follow the brown elephant signs and / or signs to Clifton.
Distance in Miles 16 Approx Driving time 28 Mins Approx
Dyrham Park
Dyrham, nr Chippenham, SN14 8ER
Tel : +44 1179 372501 - Fax : +44 1179 371353
Set in a beautiful Gloucestershire valley and surrounded by 272 acres (110 hectares) of garden and rolling parkland, this grand baroque house with spectacular sweeping views towards Bristol was designed by Talman for William Blathwayt, Secretary at War during the reign of William III.
How to Find Dyrham Park
Dyrham Park is 8 miles north of Bath and 12 miles east of Bristol on the A46. Leave M4 at junction 18. .
Distance in Miles 8 Approx Driving time 12 Mins Approx
Farleigh Hungerford Castle
On the borders of Somerset and Wiltshire stand the extensive remains of Sir Thomas Hungerfords 14th century castle, consisting mainly of the inner bailey, and his sons later additions to the outer bailey. To the north and east of the original castle, the natural defence of the dyke provided adequate protection and to the south and west a ditch defended the Farleigh Hungerford site.
Enclosed by a curtain wall with a cylindrical tower at each corner, the squarish inner bailey of Farleigh Hungerford castle contained a selection of domestic buildings. Today only two of the towers and some sections of the curtain wall survive. The south west tower stands almost to its full height of five storeys in places, but the south east tower exists only a little more than its third floor. The interior of the ground floor in this tower is round, whereas the upper floors are hexagonal in shape. The original windows at first floor level were enlarged during the 16th century, and it is these mullions that can be seen. Both the north east and the north west tower are barely more than foundations but, remarkably, the curtain wall in this area has survived to its full height. Outlines only of the domestic buildings now exist, although the remnants of two fireplaces can be seen towards the centre of the inner bailey.
Originally, the entrance to the castle was through the inner gate, consisting of two D ended towers with a passage running through them. However, when Sir Walter had the outer bailey constructed, a barbican was added to the exterior of the inner gate. Sir Walter also constructed a polygonal enclosure with gateways located to the east and west of the bailey. The east gate was used as the main entrance to the castle grounds and the Hungerford family coat of arms can be made out above the arch. Located to the south of this gate stands the circular south tower, and beyond is the site of the stables.
When Sir Walter created the outer bailey, the church of St. Leonard was situated within the curtain perimeter, and it was subsequently converted to the castle chapel. Much of the decoration and wall paintings still visible today, date from the 14th century, but there is plenty of historical interest spanning almost five centuries, and the Hungerford Tombs are a very striking feature of the chapel.
The Priests House, located to the east of the chapel, was built in the 15th century and extended in the 17th century. This building now houses a museum containing many artefacts that used to be displayed in Farleigh Hungerfords chapel.
Distance in Miles 10 Approx Driving time 15 Mins Approx
Glastonbury Abbey
The Abbey Gatehouse, Magdalene Street, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9EL
Tel : +44 1458 832267 - Fax : +44 1458 832267
The 2,000 years of Christianity we are celebrating and remembering are forever rooted in the mystical land of Avalon where the story of Glastonbury Abbey began.
Many of the modern day pilgrims who come to Glastonbury Abbey now, at the turn of the 21st Century, take part in the services and rituals which continue the Abbeys important tradition as a living church. Every week throughout the year, services are held in the remains of the Abbeys great medieval monastery or under the roof of St Patricks Chapel.
The Chapel, with its holy water vessel, stone altar and nearby sacred thorn tree dating from the Abbacy of Richard Beere in 1500 has been witness to five centuries of Christian worship. The second Saturday of July is the high point of the modern day calendar of the Glastonbury pilgrimage. Begun by a few local churches in the county of Somerset in 1924, the pilgrimage has become a public expression of personal faith. Groups of worshippers arrive from a 150 mile radius around Glastonbury and more come from all over Britain and Europe.
At noon, in the ruined Nave of the monastery, the assembled multitude of Christians receive the Sacrament of the Eucharist from the presiding bishop and a large number of priests and deacons who are there to assist him.
On the same day, an Orthodox service is held in the ruins of the Lady Chapel to venerate the icon of Our Lady of Glastonbury. Occasionally, musicians, choirs and actors entertain the Pilgrims as the day progresses. The Pilgrims gather near St Johns Church then proceed, with banners flying, down Glastonbury High Street to the ruins of the Abbey to hear Evensong.The Roman Catholic pilgrimage on Sunday begins on the slopes of the Tor, where the Bishop of Clifton and a visiting dignitary lead the singing pilgrims down to the ancient Christian ruins where Mass is then celebrated.
How to Find Glastonbury Abbey
By Car :
From the M5
Take either Junction 21, 22 or 23 and follow signs to Glastonbury.
From the M4
Either follow M4 until the M5 exit and follow above directions, or take M4 Junction 18 (A46) and follow signs to Bath, then take the A367 towards Shepton Mallet, then the A361 to Glastonbury.
From the M3
Take M3 to Junction 8 (A303), head along until you reach either the B3151 (signs to Glastonbury and Street), A37 (signs to Shepton Mallet, picking up signs to Glastonbury) or A371 (signs to Shepton Mallet, picking up signs to Glastonbury) and follow signs.
By Train :
The nearest train station to Glastonbury is Castle Cary (on the London Paddington to Plymouth line).
Alternatives are to travel to Bristol Temple Meads or Bath by train. Regular bus services operate to Glastonbury from Bristol town centre hourly via Temple Meads and from Bath to Glastonbury.
Distance in Miles 20 Approx Driving time 30 Mins Approx
Longleat Safari Park
The Estate Office, Longleat, Warminster, Wiltshire,BA12 7NW
Tel : +44 1985 844400 - Fax : +44 1985 844885
Voted UK Family Attraction of the Year by the Good Britain Guide, Longleat offers a wonderland of attractions to suit all ages!
Set in more than 900 acres of Capability Brown landscaped parkland with a further 8,000 acres of woodlands, lakes and farmland, Longleat Safari Park combines the magic of the old with the marvels of the new.
As well as being the first stately home to open its doors to the public, Longleat was also the first place, outside Africa, to open a Safari Park. And, after more than 36 years, Longleat Safari Park is still one of Britains most popular tourist attractions.
From Safari Park to Stately Home, Mazes to Murals and Simulator Rides to Safari Boats theres always something new to discover round every corner.
You can enjoy really close encounters with some of the largest, fiercest, cutest, and strangest animals from around the world in the Longleat Safari Park. Drive yourself round the bend in the Worlds Longest Hedge Maze, pay a visit to Doctor Whos Tardis and come face to face with a dalek, let the kids explore the turrets and rope bridges of the Adventure Castle and Blue Peter Maze… or pop along to meet Postman Pat and his friends in his very own Greendale Village!
Then take a tour of Britains friendliest stately home. Substantially completed by 1580 and now home to the 7th Marquess of Bath, Longleat House is widely regarded as one of the best examples of high Elizabethan architecture in Brtiain and one of the most beautiful stately homes open to the public.
Longleat Safari Park
Open at 10am
Last entry at 4.00pm (5pm weekends, Bank Holidays and during state school holidays)
Opening times on weekends, Bank Holidays and during state school holidays :
Open at 10am Last entry at 5:30pm
Opening times during term time and rest of year :
Open at 11am Last entry at 3pm (guided tours only please telephone for tour times).
Longleat House
open daily from 1st Jan to 31st Dec (excludes Xmas Day)
Other Longleat Attractions
Open at 11am Last entry at 5:30pm
For current prices please visit the Longleat website
How to Find Longleat Safari Park
By Car
Longleat is just off the A36 between Bath and Salisbury (A362 Warminster / Frome road)
From the South East :
M3 (J8) / A303 / A36 towards Bath Longleat is just off the A362 between Warminster and Frome
From the South West :
A303 in a London direction / A350 towards Warminster / A36 towards Bath / Longleat is just off the A362 between Warminster and Frome
From the North :
M4 (J18) / A46 towards Bath / A36 towards Salisbury / Longleat is just off the A362 between Warminster and Frome
By Train
The nearest train station, Warminster, is approximately 5 miles from Longleat. Warminster is on the Cardiff to Portsmouth line.
Westbury station is approximately 12 miles from Longleat and connects directly with London, being on the Paddington to Penzance line.
Both train stations are serviced by taxis which will bring you directly to Longleat.
For details on train times please contact the National Rail Enquiry line on 08457 484950 or visit their website www.nationalrail.co.uk
By Taxi
The following taxi firms work from Warminster and/or Westbury train stations:
Starline Taxis: +44 1985 212215
AAA Taxis: +44 1985 846674
Distance in Miles 21 Approx Driving time 35 Mins Approx
The Stonehenge Tour Company, 10 Midas Estate, Cowley Mill Road
London, UB8 2YT
Tel : +44 870 9020 908 - Fax : +44 705 007 3492
No place has generated so much speculation and wild theories as the standing stones of Stonehenge. After driving for miles through the rolling hills and plains of the English countryside the sight of this unusual structure makes people gasp.
A walk around it only provokes more strange feelings. Theres a sense that this is something very important. It taunts us with its mystery. For over 5000 years it has stood silent vigil over the earth. It has been excavated, x rayed, measured, and surveyed.
Yet despite all that has been learned about its age and construction, its purpose still remains one of the great mysteries of the world.
How to Find Stonehenge
Stonehenge is situated at the junction of the A303 and the A344, just west of Amesbury in Wiltshire. From Bath take the A36 south for 22 miles then onto the B390, from here just follow the signs. There is a large car park and visitor centre on the north side of the A344.
There is a charge of around ÂŁ4 / 5 to gain access to the site
Distance in Miles 38 Approx Driving time 60 Mins Approx
Wells Somerset
Wells Tourist Information Centre,Town Hall,Market Place,Wells, BA5 2RF
Tel : +44 1749 672552 - Fax : +44 1749 670869
In Wells,Somerset you will find a city like no other in Britain and a friendly welcome to match. There is so much to see and do that a whole day, or even two, can be spent exploring its many attractions.
The great Gothic cathedral and Cathedral Green are the centrepiece for a complex of buildings and streets equally old and fascinating, including the moated and walled Bishops Palace, with 14 acres of gardens, Vicars Close and the fine architecture of the Market Place, linked to the Green by the curiously named Penniless Porch.
Wells, Somerset holds twice weekly markets in the market place (Saturdays and Wednesdays). You can buy a wide range of goods from clothes and jewellery to organic vegetables, plants and olives.
Look out for the famous 600 year old clock!
How to Find Wells Somerset
Take the A36 South to the A367 and follow signs to Wells.
Distance in Miles 21 Approx Driving time 40 Mins Approx
Wookey Hole Caves
Wookey Hole, Wells, Somerset BA5 1BB,
Tel : +44 1749 672243
The legend has it that during the Dark Ages an old woman who kept a dog and some goats lived alone in the caves. Everything that went wrong in the village was blamed on her.
The local people believed she was a witch who cast spells and caused misfortunes.
Eventually, the people sought the help of the Abbot at nearby Glastonbury Abbey. He sent a monk called Father Bernard to exorcise the witchs spirit. He entered the cave armed only with a bible and a candle.
In the faint light Father Bernard saw the witch stooping over her cooking pot. He tried to talk to her, but, screaming curses and casting spells, the witch fled deeper into the cave down a narrow passageway called Hells Ladder.
The brave monk followed her and they met again in the shadowy depths of an inner cavern. Quickly, Father Bernard scooped up a handful of water from the river, blessed it and threw it over the witch. She turned instantly to stone and her frozen figure remains in this cavern known as The Witchs Kitchen to this day.
Standard Admission Prices
Rates are inclusive of all attractions on the site. At least two hours should be allowed for the tour
Adults ÂŁ15.00
Children ÂŁ10.00 (3 to 14)
Family 2xA 2xC ÂŁ45.00
Additional children under 14 ÂŁ9.50
Children under 3yrs free
Concessions (Senior Citizens, Students)ÂŁ10.00
Schools (5 -19) 12 students or more
Schools ÂŁ7.00 per student
1 adult free every 10 children (10 or over)
Groups 12 people or more
Adults ÂŁ10.00
Children ÂŁ8.00
Concessions (Senior Citizens, Students) ÂŁ8.00
Groups of 12 people or more must be pre-booked by phone or e-mail
Party visits (12+Persons) can be booked by e-mail
Opening Times
Open 7 days a week
Summertime: (Apr-Oct inc): 10am (first tour) - 5pm (Last Cave Tour)
Wintertime: (Nov-Mar inc): 10am (first tour) - 4pm (Last Cave Tour)
Disabled Facilities
Unfortunately, access to the caves is not possible for wheelchair users. There are approximately 200 steps through the caves and three places where visitors are required to duck briefly to about 1.3 metres.
Visitors in wheelchairs are most welcome in the mill and valley, where they can watch a virtual tour of the caves while they wait for their family to join them and experience the rest of the attraction together.
A concessionary rate is available for wheelchair users. One accompanying carer per wheelchair user will also be entitled to a concessionary admission; this is at Wookey Hole Caves discretion.
For deaf visitors written transcripts of the commentaries of the caves tour and papermaking film are available.
Please note that the attraction is not suitable for dogs. (Guide dogs only)
How to Find Wookey Hole Caves
Wookey Hole Caves and Papermill are situated at Wookey Hole in the beautiful Mendip Hills, in South West England, just two miles from the Cathedral City of Wells in Somerset. Wookey Hole is easily accessible from the South East, Midlands, Wales and West Country by the M4 and M5 motorways.
Leave the M5 at junction 22 and follow the brown and white tourist signs for about 18 miles via Axbridge and Cheddar to Wells. If coming from Bath, take the A39 to Wells.
Distance in Miles 23 Approx Driving time 40 Mins Approx
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