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Dairyman's Cottage
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Bungalow | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
Key Info |
Dairyman's cottage is a spacious farm cottage, all on one level, combining a contemporary feel in a rural location. It is open plan and designed for the modern family with a cream kitchen with dining table for up to 4 leading into a living room with leather suite, TV and DVD Player. There is a large king-sized bed in the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. In the second bedroom is a single bed with space for a put-up single suitable for 2 children. Next door to this is a shower room.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Talacre Beach - 1 hour |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Nearest Amenities | 1.8 km |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
General | Central heating, Safe, Wi-Fi available |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 5 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Private garden, BBQ |
Access | Secure parking |
The Cheshire region
South Cheshire is gentle, rolling countryside - a real patchwork of villages and fields. You wouldn't guess you're so close to Chester. It's quiet and peaceful, and is situated at the top of the Welsh Marches. Still a farming area, it has many small businesses tucked away in between the farms.
There are plenty of local facilities, including shops selling an excellent range of top-quality foods. You can buy a selection of them from us at Millmoor Farm - but if there's anything else you need just ask us for advice. Rare breed meats, free range eggs, top-quality local cheeses and lovely local jams and preserves - we're spoiled for choice!
Although all the major supermarkets deliver direct to the cottages, why not try our local foods for a change? - it will make your stay at Millmoor Farm all the more enjoyable and memorable. You can help yourself to the foods we sell at any time - there's an honesty box at the back door of the farmhouse.
The Wheatsheaf Inn in No Mans Heath is under a mile from the farm. It's a traditional English country pub, with great home-cooked food and a good selection of draught beers.
Malpas is a lovely little town just minutes from Millmoor Farm. It is set high up on a sandstone ridge with a picturesque church and castle mound. There are great views over the Dee Valley into Wales, Cheshire and Shropshire, just yards from the High Street. There is a newsagent, post office and town small supermarkets (both stay open until 10pm), plus a farmshop, bank, café, restaurants, pubs, gift shops, pet shop, electrical shops and grill works. Millmoor Farm is also on the Marches Way footpath and we have even designed two circular walks to do on our farm. The sandstone trail is about a mile away and we are also situated just off the Cheshire Cycle Route. There are several National Trust properties to discover in the area, including Erddig and Little Moreton Hall. However, the main reason people love this area is to visit Chester and all it's attractions, particularly Chester Zoo and the Cheshire Ice Cream Farm. A real must for families.
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"5* holiday"
Myself, my husband and our 15 month old daughter had a wonderful week in Dairymans Cottage. We were happily greeted by Sammy the sheep dog when we arrived and were welcomed with a homemade chocolate c… More
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"Absolutely fantstic place we will return"
We booked this on the internet and the website looked good but we couldn't find many reviews so we waited with anticipation for our holiday in Dairymans Cottage. We arrived late to the cottage an… More
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"A wonderful home from home in Cheshire"
The cottage was a modern build on a working dairy farm. It was clean and very cosy - leather sofas, beautiful bed, nicely equiped kitchen and two bathrooms. Views from the cottage over the hills were… More
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Mark Stalker, 25, was working at the Lane End on the A69 at Hayton, between Carlisle and Brampton, when it was taken over by the licensees of another local pub.
When he heard that the new bosses did not like his attitude and would not keep him on, he went to their other pub – the Haywain at Little Corby - and caused so much trouble he ended up in front of a judge on a charge of violence.
Even before his case had reached the court, Stalker had been given a lifetime ban from every pub under the local Pubwatch scheme, which bans him from entering any pub in the area either as an employee or a customer.
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Been collecting burr comb for a few months from my 2 new hives. They didn't produce enough honey to harvest this season (I got them too late) so I have to settle for a bit of wax. Sure smells nice, though!
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Looks nice and clean. How did you render the wax? I have some cappings from about 10 frames (my first harvest) that I want to melt down and I'm trying to figure out the best way to do it.
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I made a mistake and just melted the comb in a regular pot over low heat, then poured the melted wax through 4 layers of cheesecloth, and let it slowly drain into a plastic container. The pot was really hard to clean afterwards!
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Charles finished the race with a time of 6.87, a tenth of a second off his season-best mark of 6.77.
"Some very good things happened for us today," head coach Mark Robison said. "It was nice to see Fan running in top shape this weekend. We had some heptathlon athletes compete better than we expected and a few other athletes had some lifetime-best performances. I was very pleased."
BYU had three athletes earn a combined seven points in the men's heptathlon. Joshua Weirich (5,163), Chase Dalton (5,031) and Isaac Robison (5,027) took fifth, sixth and seventh place, respectively. The scores for Weirich and Robison were their best marks of the season.
In the 800-meter run, David Graham took third overall with a time of 1:50.62. He earned six points for BYU with his third-place finish.
A fifth-place finish by Tommy Gruenewald in the 3,000-meter run earned another four points for the Cougars. Gruenewald finished the race with a time of 8:07.21. Taylor Farnsworth also competed in the event and took 14th place in 8:14.01.
Tylor Thatcher set a personal record in the mile with a time of 4:07.95. Despite his impressive time, Thatcher took 18th overall in an event that featured four runners who broke the four-minute mark.
Cade Lindahl scored a point for BYU, finishing eighth in the 400-meter dash with a time of 48.20. Korey Smith also ran in the 400 for the Cougars, finishing 25th overall in 49.51. The 4 x 400-meter relay team of Lindahl, Smith, Graham and Ryan Waite finished in 9th place with a time of 3:16.92.
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The Wallabies were bashed, smashed and almost crashed, but somehow held on long enough able to enjoy a brave four-point victory over Argentina on the Gold Coast tonight.
If anyone had doubts that the Pumas would not be competitive in the opening season of the Rugby Championship that was certainly dispelled when they came so close to embarrassing the Wallabies on their home turf.
Argentina astounded the Wallabies with their ferocity and commitment, which on the hour saw them in front 19-6, and it was only after an excruciating 68 minutes that Australia at last took the lead.
So effective was the Pumas' physical approach that the Wallabies never looked comfortable, were often rattled into making mistakes, and had to desperately scramble in the final quarter to save face.
The Wallabies had been warned for weeks that the Pumas would be ruthless and relentless. But they still seemed completely stunned in the first half when the unforgiving Argentineans pounded them from every angle, and then came back for more strong arm mauling to throw the Wallabies right off their game and enjoy a 6-3 half-time lead.
At times the Wallabies appeared to have no idea who actually had hit them, and while they played with adventure and width, never felt comfortable because lurking nearby was a fearless Pumas defender who repeatedly chopped them right off at the knees.
As they showed against the All Blacks last week, Argentina boast the most aggressive of defensive alignments, effecting stunning tackle after tackle to thwart numerous dangerous Wallabies charges, and having Australian players holding parts of their bruised, tender bodies. And soon through such intense pressure, the mistakes started to build up for the home team.
Five-eighth Cooper had numerous edgy moments before the break, throwing a crazy forward pass which went over the sideline, and then knocking on when a pass flew at his head.
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Then it went completely askew early in the second half when the Pumas scored twice in just three minutes, and the Wallabies found themselves floundering.
Cooper blundered again, with a clearing kick out of his own quarter being charged down by Pumas replacement flanker Tomas Leonardi, who then regathered to score the opening try.
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Seven minutes on the Wallabies had the lead for the first time in the Test, when Nick Phipps made the break and put Ioane through. And all around Australia you could hear a loud sigh of relief.
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ARGENTINA 19 (Julio Farias Cabello, Tomas Leonardi tries Juan Martin Hernandez 3 pens)
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Join us on Friday, October 12 at 3PM as as we explore the Victorian cityscape of the new Wayne Junction National Industrial Historical District in Germantown.
Tour one of Philadelphia's last working textile mills.
Take a look inside the soon-to-be renovated Max Levy Autograph building.
Get the story behind the ongoing renovation of the Frank Furness-designed Wayne Junction train station.
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In addition to the in depth visits to the station, Wayne Mills, and Max Levy, we'll take a walk and explore the rest of the newly-designated National Industrial Historic District at Wayne Junction, including Moore Push Pin, Blaisdell Paper Pencil, Arguto Oilless Bearing and Brown Instrument. Learn how the buildings of the historic district are being reused–and how one, the former Van Straatten & Havey silk mill–is soon to be lost to demolition.
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Great event. Just a small note, the current Wayne Junction station was rebuilt in 1901 to a design by the Wilson Brothers. The previous station from 1881 was the Furness station.
This will be my first time coming along on one of these outings, I am quite excited. Is photography allowed, might be a dumb question?
Since it is sold out, any chance of scheduling a second tour?
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Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards , Playing sports , Video games , Watching sports
Baseball, Basketball, Football, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats, Fish
I like Dogs
I have a fish named Paul & a Cat named Mcghee.
Middle of the Road
Well, Since im new to the area, i don't have too many local hot spots. I'm open to suggestions.
Pickup football and basketball games, Baseball, All music excluding bluegrass, I love to grill, Huge NFL & NCAA Fan, My favorite movies are "Wanted", "Billy Madison", "G.I Joe"
I do go out to clubs or bars typical college life i suppose.
To be honest, i'm not a huge reader. Mostly because i like to be on the go, and i like to occupy myself with activities.
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Height: | 6'0" (182cms) | 5'1" (154cms) to 5'9" (175cms) |
Body type: | About average | Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Green | No preference |
Hair: | Black | No preference |
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Smoke: | Cigar aficionado | No preference |
Drink: | Social Drinker | No preference |
Occupation: | Student | No preference |
Income: | Less Than $25,000 | No preference |
Relationship: | Never Married | No preference |
Have kids: | No | No preference |
Wants kids: | Definitely | Definitely, Someday |
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Ethnicity: | Native American, White / Caucasian | No preference |
Faith: | Christian / Other | Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Christian / Other |
Baptist! |
Languages: | English | English |
Education: | I'll tell you later | High school, Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral |


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LONDON (Reuters) - International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge will miss the closing ceremony of the London Paralympic Games because he is due to undergo hip surgery, the IOC said on Tuesday.
"The president will undergo hip replacement surgery this week and will need a few days to recover," an IOC spokesperson said.
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"Joy goes with happiness (sukha), but there are differences. When you are thirsty and a glass of water is being served to you, that is joy. When you are actually able to drink the water, that is happiness. It is possible to develop joy in your mind, even when your body is not well. This will, in turn, help your body. Joy comes from touching things that are refreshing and beautiful, within and outside ourselves. Usually we touch only what's wrong. If we can expand our vision and also see what is right, this wider picture always brings joy."
- The Heart of the Buddha's Teaching: Transforming Suffering into Peace, Joy, and Liberation, by Thich Nhat Hanh
Tonight I'm sweating it out on the mat in an hour-and-a-half vinyasa flow class. Our instructor tells us the class is about Celebration. Which can feel kind of funny while challenging the body, and not necessarily looking graceful doing it. I'm ready to try to lift into Crow arm balance, and as I do I fall – almost on my face. Instead of irritation, the word, "celebration!" shines in front of me, and I laugh. I know if I almost fall on my face, I'm practicing correctly.
The sun has slapped itself out of the trees and grey skies. The air is warming; flowers are blooming. Each winter seems darker than the one before but, incredibly this winter is passing, too. I find a talisman for my daughter's room – "to watch over you," I tell her. "I'm honored you thought of me," she returns, with feeling. She is my heart. One of the things I seek, and she doesn't know it, is her smile. When she really really smiles – her grin is crooked slightly – it is revealed: the only childlike bit of her left, a babylike softness under her chin. She is a willow, a clear torrent laughing over savage stones. She is a tigress with scuffed tennis shoes and clean nails and a slender waist and wild hair she shakes out of her eyes.
Dark clouds threaten at my temples; worries. Anger about the past. These small storms come and go; I water the seeds of mindfulness instead. I abandon my work and hold my son, and his sweet-smelling head and hair of spun gold, and his warm little body. He too is growing and soon will be a young man. I'll be left with thorn-pricks in my arms and without a single bit of understanding as to how I survived their childhoods.
Read Moreomg baby looks sad here but she really was OK – promise!
So a year ago last night, I helped my friend through a dark time in the ER. I thought a lot that night about how wonderful a gift sobriety is. Tonight things haven't changed on that account:
When I got sober, I worried about some things… I worried there wouldn't be joy in my life, that my life would be like this dry diet (or at least, what I imagine a diet is like) of "good habits". I truly worried that I'd be bored, or boring. And I definitely thought I'd miss drinking.
Of the one hundred and one amazing and incredible and unexpected things that have happened to me the years I've been sober, not one of those worries has come to fruition. My life isn't very boring. It doesn't go according to my plans either.
I didn't think tonight I'd find myself spending my set-aside rent money on the food and alcohol she needs to live. Two cases of skunky beer. Coors Light! I enjoy carrying the cases though. They feel substantial. Medicine they are!
Cans of tinned soup, packets of Chinese pork, fresh fruit, corn chips.
Today was a good day. I was home with my children, and I cared for a handful of other people. I let my husband hold me. I made a delicious dinner.
I got to be me, and like me.
So, that's a pretty good gig.
Read MoreSo why it's taken me so long to sew up Ro-Man from 1953's B-movie Robot Monster, I do not know. Clearly a failing on my part. A failing I remedied this week.
You can basically see that this 6-month sized piece is identical to the monster in the film. Maybe it's even a bit scarier.
Below you see that Ro-Man the Robot Monster, aka baby V., was pretty much over cute bearded dad. I mean she was into him. She'd hold his hand. She'd let him carry her around all day. But she wasn't gonna pretend she liked it!
OK, but seriously – it was fun trying to make a "helmet" that was smart for a small baby. No globe-and-bucket (which is perfect for an adult version!) here.
HUGE BRAWNY MONSTER ARMS. Tiny little baby hands! By the way, a good quality faux fur is machine-washable, very warm, and you can clean baby puke out of it pretty easy. I'm just sayin'.
Of course, we need a powerful ape chest. And our pacifier:
Baby V. might look like a hungover owl in this photo below but I like it anyway – because Ralph is so sweet – and hirsute!
"I may be a hideous monster but I have adorable, delicious feet."
And of course: a secret little monster underlap at the back, where the ensemble fastens:
Of course, you can read more about how I made the piece, and the troubles and successes I had, via the Flickr tagset. And of course, if you're digging this exact monster, I've listed it on Etsy!
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I think now that both children are in school I feel more anger, more muffled, and less energetic. Lost, purposeless even, at times. I am reminded – and reminded yet again – of how unfriendly the world is to children. How much we like to cram them in supervised, dull spaces. Worse than that: how little others seem to care. Children are institutionalized and herded and everyone seems to feel just fine about this. Last week my son was bullied by a school authority to get in the car with an adult he didn't trust; this week, he is booted out of community classes that are apparently not-so-open to all, after all.
Not so long ago I was writing for unschooling publications – and putting forth my own perspectives, here, when asked. In 2014 I garnered a paying writing arrangement with a homeschooling magazine that, before one piece was written, was mutually abandoned by both parties when my second child enrolled in the public system.
So now, it seems like we're just like "everyone else". I'm living a life I don't feel too enthused about – that of a schooling family – meanwhile knowing my job, right now, is (as ever!) to support my children in the exploits they seek for themselves.
In that respect, anyway, Ralph and I really are different than most families: our children have the choice, and they know it, and this is backed up by our past actions – not just words. I can feel a lot of comfort in that. I know that by doing that, we are indeed doing something special.
Of the children, only our oldest likes school unequivocally: she pursues extracurricular activities of band, of sport, of academia, of creative writing and art, and of social-spiritual community. She enjoys herself and succeeds in an even-keeled way, earning straight-As and never once asking for help with homework. She puts herself to bed on time and wakes herself in the morning. At the end of the day, on the drive home, she shares her concerns and gives me reasonable lead-times on deadlines. I could serve her up to another family, a boarding school, and she'd be nothing but an asset.
Our son is fitting in far better than I thought he would. Like his sister, he excels academically without much effort. However he is far more interested in recess (and the never-ending schoolwide game of kickball), gym, and lunch – in that order. He is vocal about his displeasures: classroom struggles, the social hypocrisy he has found in the institution, and of course the early-morning schedule (you and me both, little guy!).
All that said, by any measure both my children are a tremendous success in school. Exactly no one is surprised by this, of course.
School works for them, then, but it doesn't particularly work for me. Deep this evening as a wet darkness sets in, I'm standing in my living room thinking of all this, my minor grudges, the dissatisfaction of institutionalization and segregation. My son is perched on the edge of the couch, dressed in his down coat; the front door is wide open, and my husband gathers up the dog for a late-night walk. I think of how it's unfair to ask my children to fight my battles, to wrestle with my inner demons, or even to care about what I care about. They are satisfied – why am I not? How rubbish the whole business is, really, I'm thinking.
But school, at least, provides me plenty of time to rest – handy when I am ill, or injured, or as is the case now: both – and plenty of time to myself. School allows me time to reflect and meditate on how quickly children grow, and how much more freedom I have now that they're older.
So I tell myself – like tonight, when I'm angry with the latest (hardly-a-)setback, that since that is What Is In Fact Happening, it must be What's Supposed To Be Happening. My mind wanders: possibilities. Perhaps this is the time for me to deepen my practice of yoga and Buddhism. Perhaps this is my time to reflect and rest more. Perhaps this is my time to study my marriage, or to strengthen my friendships.
The winter is dark, and damp, and uncomfortable; my mind runs to these currents as well. My children are happy, and safe, and loved – and excelling in what they want to do. Really, a mother has no other vocation where her dependents are concerned.
Read MoreAnd I have loved thee, ocean! And my joy
Of youthful sports was on thy breast to be
Borne, like thy bubbles, onward: from a boy
I wanton'd with thy breakers-they to me.
Here's the thing. I knew I wanted to make a baby angler fish bunting quite a while back. You can easily see why. This little piece is up for sale on Etsy.
This little critter is made from an uber-soft velveteen and lined in one of my favorite formal lining fabrics: a slipper satin, deep purple for this application.
And oh yeah. That is a real glowing lure. I mean COME ON, of course!
Fins are constructed of a waxed cotton – which makes for a leathery feel and a translucence by light.
I knit a little cozy for the lure bulb, which is lit with a battery:
Fully-lined pockets. Because you know how babies need pockets:
Teeth: a 10% wool. I needed some ferocity but everything needs to be really safe and soft!
Happy fishing!
I'm standing in the classroom, stirring a fragrant broth loaded with vegetables, shredded chicken, garlic, spices, and pasta. The classroom I am borrowing is a somewhat-converted Home Ec facility: the stoves serving as counterspace, now, and counters cleared of kitchenware and hosting physics experiments and water testing equipment. Sinks and cupboards full of scientific equipment and rinsed Tupperware. A fridge housing God-knows-what. A dingy space but, as far as classrooms go, a fairly cheerful one. The teacher here loves his job and it shows in how he attends to the children in his care.
I come out every Monday to lead my son's class through either a bit of arts-and-crafts – or, as in today's case, cooking. I'd set forth volunteering to cook during Phoenix's inaugural year, in the sixth grade. Parents who actually spend time in the classroom are as rare as ever. I think it's because, although schools serve at our behest, they still feel like foreign territory.
This week's Monday, however, the hot plate I'd purchased for my son's class proves inept at getting a good boil of soup on; thus my return on a Thursday to finish the job – borrowing another classroom. A lot of driving back and forth to this rural little school but it is worth the effort, time and expense to support my children. The drive is a pleasant one, too. Often on the trip I come across a herd of about thirty Roosevelt elk – I'm so used to it I give them only a cursory glance. Until I think it through and realize many people in the world would be in awe at such a sight.
Finished now, I tidy the kitchen space, thank the resident teacher, and carry the large tureen through the hallways – carefully, arms out ahead so I don't slosh on myself or the floor. I've the soup – which the kids have been looking forward to since Monday – and two loves of day old bread donated by a local deli. The class is happy to eat what they helped prepare – children will dine in a much more democratic fashion when included in the cooking work.
It is a cold and soggy day outside; as a few other classes filter out for a wet recess, I talk with my son's teacher about her pregnancy – her first. I'm tired, but content to have a job to do, a simple one at that.
Tonight, finally – the last work of the evening, making a pan of homemade double-chocolate brownies at my husband's suggestion. My son stands on a stool, putting clean and dry dishes away. "Mama, I love you. Who wouldn't love you?"
"Oh… lots of people don't love me. Don't even like me." The moment I say it, I know he will be shocked.
Sure enough: "What? Who? Who doesn't like you? Mama?" Nels is amazed.
"Oh…" I tell him. Thinking of a few names. Then I say, "I can't tell you. Because actually – I don't know for sure."
"Who wouldn't love you?" He is less distressed than confused.
Then, when he sees I am still not forthcoming:
"Can you tell me a little bit, maybe just someone you guess might not like you?"
"No, Nels." I am firm. "It's not my business anyway."
"Oh. … then can I have some cake batter?"
We finish up in the kitchen – I place the batter in a pan in the oven. Nels finishes the dishes.
Today was a good day.
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A little lilac felt bag to my young sister (7 years old) and a purple coin purse. Both with a cute bunny.
Lilac and purple felt, zippers.
Oct 20, 2009, 05.45 PMby countessiad
aww that is so cute! .
Oct 20, 2009, 05.44 PMby countessiad
aww that is so cute! .
Aug 12, 2008, 06.10 AMby madamewu
perfect for 7 years old girl:) very cute. :)
Nov 2, 2007, 06.45 PMby whitetigerlily711
soooo cute! :)
Sep 8, 2007, 10.32 PMby katilo
Thats very cute!
Sep 2, 2007, 04.33 AMby craftybernie
Lovely colours. I could use that purse myself!!
Sep 1, 2007, 10.52 AMby majnets3s
I love them both!
Aug 30, 2007, 06.52 PMby emilykate
Adorable!! The bunny reminds me a bit of that Miffy character! Your work is beautifully stitched, so precise and neat.
Aug 30, 2007, 04.25 PMby elainemay
so so so cute!
Aug 30, 2007, 03.50 PMby bellamabella
this is SOOOOOOO adorable…i love it.
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If you said "cat" you'd be partly right. If you said "naked lady kneeling on floor" you'd be closer.
This photograph may help explain:
This is the work of Craig Tracy, highlighted in The Telegraph, and who's web site is here.
hat tip eolake
If you said "cat" you'd be partly right. If you said "naked lady kneeling on floor" you'd be closer.
This photograph may help explain:
This is the work of Craig Tracy, highlighted in The Telegraph, and who's web site is here.
hat tip eolake
What if I said, the first Santana album?
Sorry dude, but this is a picture of a cat. It uses a naked woman as part of the canvas, but the image is that of a cat.
Like my own cats…I'd kiss this one on the nose.
Presumably before consuming said "nose" whole, Cthulhu? Ia!
Sorry dude, but this is a picture of a cat. It uses a naked woman as part of the canvas, but the image is that of a cat.
Strictly speaking, it is a picture of a naked lady kneeling on floor. It is also a picture of a painting of a cat. Both of those statements are correct. However, the statement "It's a picture of a cat" is incorrect.
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It's a fantasy of my wasting-away little kitty from her huntress days when she'd occasionally sneak in a mouse then position it so that to escape it would have to race up me (into my hair) while I sat, burned out, staring at a monitor and writing silly blog comments.
I don't know art, but I know what I like
@#2 and #5 – Rene Magritte got there first…
Strictly speaking, it is a picture of a naked lady kneeling on floor. It is also a picture of a painting of a cat. Both of those statements are correct. However, the statement "It's a picture of a cat" is incorrect.
Strictly speaking, it IS a picture of a cat. It just isn't a photograph of a cat (it is a photograph of a painting of a cat).
</further pedantry>
@ John McKay – you win and are awesome
@ every1 else – you fail for being too f-cking stupid and posting dumbshit comments. go look at the album, dumbasses.
OK, that's a cool optical illusion. Taking body paint to the next level.
Really? Well that is art that adds a lot to the human condition. Or at least is useful in a fertility clinic (If a guy is turned on by women in submissive poses and cats that is).
Oh well, to each his (or her) own.
I can't help but imagining my own version. The naked guy painted like a landscape and the perky robin hunting for breakfast.
I'm fascinated that anyone wearing that much body paint is being considered naked. Would a guy in this position be viewed the same?
With respect to clothing, to be naked or nude is to be not wearing any. If she is well armed with a sharp wit, she may not be naked to snark or jeering, but she's still got no clothes on.
It might make a difference, though, if it's semi-gloss latex paint vs. oil-based stain.
If you are trying this at home, only acrylic or tempera paint should be used for body paint (and check the label).
Oil paint has nasty solvents and other contents that are absorbed through the skin and can cause poisoning, allergies, autoimmune disorders, etc. Not to mention your model would have to stand still for three or four days.
It's not the naked/unclothedness that matters to me. My question would be can you see HER (personality, soul, humanity) or did the art make her just a combination of body parts that emphasizes one small aspect of her person (sexually attractive)? Or only use her as a part of "clever, clever" optical illusion?
IMO, as an artist, you are definitely making a different statement when you paint a naked person than when you paint a clothed person. (regardless of male/female). That statement might not necessarily be sexual it could be tactile, temperature or vulnerability based.
But there you go. Never put a link to a featured artist up and expect an artist not to take it too seriously.
As for clothing, there's plenty of it that's not make of cloth, but it still counts. Pasties count, plastic raincoats, leather pants. I really don't understand what's so different about body paint, particularly body paint like this that covers and obscures.
micheleinmichigan, there's a long history of the hidden and the ambiguous in visual arts. Does it not serve the purpose of making us think about how we view the world? Is Man Ray's Le violon d'Ingres also only good for jerking off to?
Stephanie Z – To me ultimately the difference is sensation or tactile, because painting someone or being painted is more unique than getting dressed, the viewer is more likely to incorporate that sensation into how they experience the painting. I'm not saying that in a positive or negative, it just seems like part of the experience.
But, understand, as an artist, I think the difference between painting on a wood panel and canvas is significant. So take that for what it's worth
There is a long history of hidden, ambiguous…but you still need a compelling execution and I like to see more than "oh look the nose is actually a woman" come out of it. To me the above is pretty much a combination of Nagel and Escher, not so thoughtful as the Man Ray.
But, I completely accept that it's subjective and other people may get more out of it. The discussion of clothed vs unclothed certainly made my mind work.
And hey, I did give credit for helping people with infertility, a socially worthy cause. I didn't just say jacking off.
Is saran-wrap clothing?
Saran-wrap – Sure, and tinfoil makes a great hat.
IMO, she's not "kneeling." Nor, apparently, on the floor.
@Diane G.
I'm guessing that you didn't follow Greg's link to the artist's page.
Well, you were right, but I just did. Now it looks even more to me like she's not kneeling on the floor but sitting on some platform (a stool?)…
Stephanie [17]: If you paint on a shirt they won't let you in the S.A. to buy a six pack.
You put on a pastie. You paint on a … whatever that would be.
You can't take off the paint, fold it, and put it in the top drawer of a dresser.
You don't need to stir a pair of slacks first.
The list of differences goes on and on.
Jason [20]: Yes, of course.
Diane [22] You are right. She's sitting. I was confused with a different image (if you go to the artist's site you can see movig gifs on how some of the various images were done).
So… if you were wearing nothing but saran wrap, you couldn't be arrested for violating any indecency laws because you're fully clothed?
I'd think the body paint is more concealing of your nudity.
Clothing made of saran wrap vs. body paint; what about thin, loosely woven white fabric or very loosely knitted sweaters?
When I was 16, I had a date that showed up wearing a very loosely knitted t-shirt and no bra or undershirt, my mother said "I think she forgot something" and I replied "I hope not, I'd need bigger hands." Meanwhile, my father was falling out of his chair laughing, my mother was not amused.
Greg, my point (which I expect you fully understand) is that nakedness has only a tangential relationship to those things we class as clothing, as Jared so eloquently explains. And some of the body paint jobs I've seen…yeah, they'd let me in the SA because they couldn't tell for sure and couldn't find out without violating their own behavioral standards.
As a student of material culture, I find the line between paint/coloration and clothing to be very comfortable, useful, valid, and persistent across all human cultures and as far as we can tell from the earliest uses of both technologies. Blurring the distinction is mere pandering to poststructuralist gobbledygook. Chance are, it was your earlier comment that killed Claude Levi-Strauss!!11!!
Hey, Greg, check this out:
It's kind of like the spray-on spacesuit thing I read about some time back.
You all are completely ignoring the question of the kitty's nudity.
Actually, michele, we're politely ignoring the fact that kitty is wearing a very un-PC fur.
You may remember my story of the Adventure of the Missing Cat. Now, there is a story of a cat that was found dead, stiff, in a pool of blood. Buried. Then later, it got better. "Florida 'zombie cat' crawls out of grave" Always use proper methods to determine if the cat is dead. Owners […]
Imagine you are a Senator in denial of climate change science and you just won re-election by less than 20% of the vote. In six years, about 10% of your voters will be dead, replaced with a different 10% harvested from America's youth. The dead old white guys were on board with denying climate change, […]
Is cheap oil dooming renewable energy? It did in the 1980s, when exports were ramped up, prices went down, and a fledgling clean energy industry took a hit. Were that to happen now it would be disastrous. But it isn't. From International Business Times: As oil prices have dropped steadily over the past six months […]
Sarah Palin is destine, I think, to be the Tea Party's own Harold Stassen, a perennial candidate and, ultimately a joke. Except I think Palin is far more advanced in the joke area. It is reported that Palin's speech at the recently held Iowa gathering of potential candidates was so bad it left even supporters […]
A while ago the National Hockey League issued a report expressing concern over global warming. With open air, inexpensive and easy to produce "ice" (the term of art for where you play hockey) being an essential gateway drug for the sport, anthropogenic global warming represents a real threat. I wrote about that here. Today, the […]


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Princess Unicorn
Her horn can pierce the sky! Fans of The Office will be the first to tell you that this is merely a reference from last night's episode. But, still, her horn can pierce the sky!
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