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Impossible Instant Lab Turns Your Digital Images into Polaroid Photos
Nothing is truly impossible, not if you've got the Impossible Team on your side. They're known for producing instant films for Polaroid cameras when Polaroid officially shut their factories down.
Now they've come up with another first that instant photography lovers will love: the Impossible Instant Lab.
The Instant Lab is literally the first and only one of its kind in the world. What it does is take the digital images on your iPhone and turn them into instant Polaroid prints. Who knew that was actually even possible?
Apparently, these guys did. All you have to do is fire up the Instant Lab app, put the phone in the cradle, and slide the shutter on the base of the device open. Wait a few minutes while it does its thing and presto! The instant physical copy of your digital photo will be ejected all retro and awesome-looking.
The Impossible Instant Lab is currently up for funding on Kickstarter, where a minimum pledge of $229(USD) will get you your very own Instant Lab unit. If you hurry, you can become one of the Early Birds who can get the Instant Lab for just $189.
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I am very disappointed. Please hear me out on this. When Polaroid stopped producing instant film in 2008, we feared that the beautiful film that we had come to love would be lost forever. When the Impossible Project was announced, it seemed like all hope was not lost. I WANT to believe in the Impossible Project, but the quality of their product still doesn't make the cut after years of production and tweaking. I enjoy the unpredictable effects of instant film. Some of my best shots have benefited from these characteristics. But, the Impossible film, at $23 per pack of 8 shots, often does not develop right at all. For several years, I have ordered packs of film every six months to see if the film is up to standard. I have to report that it is not there yet.
Now, the Impossible Project is working to Kickstart the Instant Lab. I wish they would just focus their efforts on improving the quality of their film and making a decent instant camera instead—at least that would be authentic to the art form, and not just another copy. It's already easy for people to edit iPhone (or any other digital photos) into a Polaroid-like border. Why pay at least $189 to do the same thing?—to hold it in your hand? It feels fake to me. You can call me old fashioned, but I have to tell you that the experience of shooting instant film on an instant camera is VERY different, and you will find that out when you try it. I am not these comments to troll, I am being very sincere—the Impossible Project's efforts and your money (their prices aren't cheap) are better spent improving the film and creating a real instant camera that gives you the real instant experience.


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The New Zealand Comedy Trust was established in 1995 to devise and manage an annual Comedy Festival and to foster the growth of comedy as a performing art in New Zealand. The Trust has the following set of aims:
The Trust is a not-for-profit, registered charity that oversees the NZ International Comedy Festival, a proactive, supportive umbrella Festival where New Zealand comedians and comedy audiences are fostered and developed.
Throughout the year the Trust also provides infrastructure and support to the comedy and wider arts industries. We have an open door policy; performers and producers are able to use our facilities, and we are available for advice and guidance. We not only support the artists with their creative endeavors, but also actively support the producers, venues, and production staff who are associated with and involved in the creation of quality work.
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26 For he that shall be ashamed of me and of my words, of him the Son of man shall be ashamed, when he shall come in his majesty and that of his Father and of the holy angels. | 26 If anyone is ashamed of me and my words, the Son of Man will be ashamed of him when he comes in his glory and in the glory of the Father and of the holy angels. |
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25 The Lord shall destroy the house of proud men; and he shall make steadfast the coasts of a widow. (The Lord shall destroy the house of the proud; but he shall make firm the property lines, or the boundary stones, of a widow.) | 25 The LORD tears down the proud man's house but he keeps the widow's boundaries intact. |
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BOSTON — Manager John Farrell clarified on Thursday that Clay Buchholz will make two more minor-league rehab starts before a return to the majors, starting Friday night in Pawtucket.
There had been some confusion as to whether Buchholz — who is recovering from a neck strain — could return to the Boston rotation after Friday's start. However, since it has been nearly three months since the right-hander last pitched in the big leagues — and since he didn't get through the first inning of his first rehab start in Low-A — the Red Sox aren't pushing their luck quite that much.
Buchholz, who threw 38 pitches in that first start for Lowell last Sunday, is slated to throw about 55 on Friday night for the PawSox. His following start is tentatively set for Wednesday, and it will likely be with Pawtucket in Game One of the International League playoffs. The Sox would like Buchholz to throw 65 to 70 pitches in that game.
Barring any setbacks, Buchholz could then be in line to pitch for Boston on Sept. 10 at Tampa Bay. His rehab starts have been aligned with Ryan Dempster's day in the rotation, suggesting that's whom Buchholz will replace.
Farrell said that, were Buchholz's rehab occurring at an earlier time in the season, he'd likely require a fourth rehab start before returning. The expansion of the rosters in September, though, means Buchholz can work a shorter stint in his first outing back in the majors without depleting the Red Sox bullpen.
"There's certain things that we can't skip any steps with along the way," Farrell said. "You might say even three starts is fairly short. Given the time of the year, knowing that we can come back with maybe a four- or five-inning stint his first time back here, we're covered. That's why everything points to three outings at the minor-league level."
Bad for Bard
It was another rough day at the ballpark Thursday for Daniel Bard.
Pitching on a rehab assignment in the Gulf Coast League, Bard walked five of the six batters he faced, throwing two wild pitches. The right-hander is working his way back from an abdominal injury that had kept him out of games since May. He had thrown a scoreless inning for the GCL Red Sox on Monday.
"Velocity isn't where he was when he was here for a brief time during spring training, and the fact that he's on the mound is one step," Farrell said. "The power that needs to come from just being inactive and the consistency to execution, that's still a work in progress right now."
It's unclear if Bard will pitch in a game again this season. The GCL season ends Friday.
If Bard's season is indeed over, it was another difficult one for the 28-year-old. Between Portland, Boston and the GCL, Bard has appeared in 17 games, spanning 151/3 innings. He's allowed only 15 hits, but he's walked 25 and struck out only eight, unleashing 10 wild pitches.
With Bard on the 40-man roster, the Red Sox may have to make a decision regarding the reliever's long-term future soon.
Not at his best
David Ortiz's longest slump of the season has coincided with some lower back discomfort for the designated hitter.
But Farrell said the two don't appear related.
"As far as the low back affecting the swing, he's not indicated anything along those lines," Farrell said Thursday.
Ortiz departed last Wednesday's game in San Francisco early because of pain in his lower back. He didn't play Saturday or Sunday in Los Angeles, though Farrell said that was to give him some extended rest.
Ortiz entered Thursday night's game in an 0-for-18 skid, dating back to Aug. 18. He hadn't gone five games without a hit since the summer of 2011, when he endured an 0-for-19 stretch. Curiously, that slump occurred around road interleague games, as well.
"At times, he might get a little pull-conscious where he's pulling off the ball at times and making the swing a little bit long," Farrell said. "It's more than anything maybe getting a little bit overaggressive at times. We've all seen when he's been at his best is when he's driving the ball to left-center field. I know he's working to get back to that right now."
Thinking trades?
The non-waiver trade deadline arrives on Saturday, and the Red Sox remain a tad bit shallow in their bullpen, especially from the right side. Might a move be in the works?
"If there are ways we can improve, I know that those steps will be taken," Farrell said. "Concern [about the bullpen]? No, not really… But if there's someone out there that makes sense for us to acquire, we might see that."
Helping coming
One of the reasons the Red Sox might not be as aggressive in these next two days is that they figure they'll receive some bullpen reinforcement when Buchholz returns. Buchholz's comeback will almost certainly bump Dempster to the pen, where he has considerable experience as a late-inning reliever.
Dempster served as the Cubs' closer 2005 through 2007, and he has 87 saves in his career.
For now, Dempster will return to the hill on Friday for the first time since he earned a suspension by hitting Alex Rodriguez on Aug. 18. Farrell thinks the layoff between starts might help Dempster.
"I don't see this period of time in which he hasn't gotten on the mound as being a huge obstacle for him. He's a guy that clearly knows his delivery," Farrell said. "More than anything, I think the downtime gives him a boost, just from some rest rather than possibly making him rusty or lack touch or feel to his secondary pitches."
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One night after coming through with the go-ahead single in the eighth, Mike Carp was scratched from the starting lineup with left shoulder soreness. Jonny Gomes replaced Carp in the lineup, with Daniel Nava shifting to first base. Carp is day-to-day.


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So, nothing too long, I was talking to my mom the other day and being gay came up in the conversation. After talking about it for two minutes at most my mom asked me: Would you tell me if you were gay?
I know I should have told her what I was really thinking but something held me back. And the worst part is that i have come to a personal understanding that i am gay, and when i tell someone i'm not my chest gets heavy like im lying to myself and not letting myself be myself... So why can't i tell my parents? The people who have told me time and time again how i can't do anything that will make them stop loving me.
Please comment, anyone that has an opinion speak freely...
maybe a fear of them not accepting you as being gay, trying to change you and make you "normal", or maybe not wanting them to think of you differently because you're gay...?
...you refer to them as people... but they're actually your friends or else they would not have told you this.
It's a rare parent (particularly a mother) who is not quite perceptive.
It is likely she has already picked up on your maybe-not-too-subtle signals. She loves you and would likely be honored to hear it from your own lips.
Good luck... and just imagine how relieved you'll be not having to hide!
Uuuuh, thats not a universal... My mother and father: A) NEVER picked up on it till AFTER I told them, B) ARE STILL TRYING TO GET ME MENTAL HELP AND CHEW ME OUT NIGHTLY FOR BEING ME AND PEOPLE GUESSING I'M GAY!
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parents were designed to give kids hell, that's just the way it is. but mothers, they're different. my mom took my coming out much better than i expected here to. For the years i planned to do so, i never thought it was that simple. Sure, she gives me hell about it all the time and even tries to "convert" me to heterosexuality. But, I am her child and nothing can ever change that. That's the way it is for all mothers, unless they have serious issues. They will yell and scream all they like, but in the end, they love you because they always see as their baby. Your mom, for one, seems like she is willing for you to come out. I say do it, just to set yourself free. I wish I had been honest from the beginning. Life would maybe had made more sense. So, good luck, whatever you choose. I belive in you...
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wow i dont even know what to say... you all have been really helpful. and sometimes i do wonder if my mom already knows, i haven't had a girlfriend, well, EVER. haha
I guess the problem is being scared of saying the words. I mean, look at me, I'll turn 20 this year, I've never had a girlfriend and about 90% of my friends are girls. I bet my parents already know I'm gay, but I just can't bring myself to tell me. I've told lots of people but them- it's not like I don't wanna tell them, it's that I don't have the guts to.
So if you have the guts go ahead and do it. Or find the guts somewhere, because every single day that passes and you don't tell her it becomes more and more difficult. Trust me, I'm getting old and my relationship with my mother is as good as it gets, and I have this weird feeling that if I had had the guts to tell her before it wouldn't be as bad as now, because now it's not only being gay, but it's a problem of trust- it's like not telling my best friend, someone unconditional.
Please, don't be like me and have (or find) the guts to tell her. One chicken in the website is more than enough.
" . . . The sun does not shine upon this fair earth to meet frowning eyes, depend upon it." Charles Dickens
Frustrating as hell, I know. I don't know how long I spent cringing every time my mom introduced me to someone as her daughter but feeling like the words just wouldn't come out of my mouth, no matter how much I wanted them to. As annoying as it is, it may take some time to get comfortable with telling her. I dropped hints all along (some intentionally, others without meaning to) but I never could actually say it no matter how sure I was that she wouldn't be too troubled by it. And when I did decide I had to tell her, I let so many opportunities go by before I finally did it. Don't do that. If you have the slightest feeling that you could tell her, don't wait for exactly the right moment. You'll drive yourself completely crazy in the meantime. Part of the reason I just came out to my mom was self-preservation. I just couldn't take it anymore.
I wrote a letter rather than telling her in person because I was too scared of it and didn't want anything to be misunderstood. I wanted to be coherent, and if you write it out it can't get mixed up somehow. It may not be the preferred method, like the one-on-one talk, but I think it's definitely alright if it gets your point across and gets you talking.
Hope this helps. Just keep in mind that you are you and have every right to continue to be you. I'm sure everything'll be okay. 8)
I did about the same thing too. My mom and dad are like... Sorta more from the homophobe era, especially my dad. I don't wanna make them feel weird about me, you know...? I feel that mom would be more accepting, but I'm still just afraid that things will change between us.
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thanks everyone for writing, its good to know im not the only one who is afraid of their mother haha


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Journalists and civil society activists continued to face intimidation. The authorities continued to ban demonstrations in the centre of Baku. NGOs and religious organizations faced restrictions in obtaining registration.
The parliamentary elections on 7 November were described by the OSCE as "peaceful" but "not sufficient to constitute meaningful progress in the democratic development of the country."
Against a backdrop of skirmishes along Azerbaijan and Armenia's ceasefire line and an increase in their defence budgets, little progress was made in the negotiations to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict under the aegis of the OSCE Minsk Group. Some 600,000 people internally displaced by the conflict continued to suffer discriminatory registration requirements and inadequate housing.
Top of pageThreats, harassment, and acts of violence against journalists and civil society activists continued with impunity, leading to an increase in self-censorship. Criminal and civil defamation laws were used to silence criticism, resulting in prison sentences and heavy fines against journalists.
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During the election period, a number of journalists were forcibly expelled from polling stations and detained by the police when trying to record electoral violations such as ballot stuffing.
On 22 April, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Eynulla Fatullayev, a newspaper editor and journalist, was unlawfully imprisoned, and ordered his immediate release. He had been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison on charges of defamation, incitement to ethnic hatred, terrorism and tax evasion. He remained in prison and, on 6 July, a Baku court convicted and sentenced him to two and a half years in prison for possession of illegal drugs. On 11 November the Supreme Court annulled the charges of defamation, incitement to ethnic hatred and terrorism. However, Eynulla Fatullayev remained in prison on the drug-related charges, which were widely believed to have been fabricated.
Two youth activists and bloggers, Adnan Hajizade and Emin Abdullayev (blogger name Emin Milli), held on fabricated charges of "hooliganism" since 8 July 2009, were conditionally released on 18 and 19 November, having served 16 months of their respective 24 and 30 month prison sentences. By the end of the year, their convictions had not been overturned.
Top of pageDemonstrations continued to be banned in Baku's city centre. Throughout the year, especially during the election period, opposition parties were prevented from holding rallies or demonstrations, or were allocated unsuitable locations such as building sites.
Loopholes in the law relating to the registration of NGOs continued to be used to prevent organizations from registering legally. Some religious communities were also denied registration or faced difficulties re-registering, following the 2009 amendments to the Law on Freedom of Religion which made unregistered activity illegal. According to a report published in June by the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, fewer than half the 534 previously registered religious communities were able to re-register.
Top of pageOn 25 May, parliament adopted the Draft Law on Domestic Violence, criminalizing domestic violence and providing for the creation of aid centres for victims of violence.
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5 sur janvier 10, 2014
If there are better B & B's than Whistlewood, we haven't stayed in them. The bucolic setting, the wonderfully appointed rooms (ask for the Wyoming Room), the complete and delectable breakfasts and the eight-minute drive to the many terrific restaurants in Rhinebeck all made for a most memorable five-night stay in October 2013. And topping it all off is the warm welcome by Maggie, our friendly and accommodating hostess with a wealth of knowledge about the Hudson Valley. All in all, a great stay.
4,8 sur octobre 06, 2013
Driving up to Whistlewood Farm you start to feel relaxed as you wind your way up the driveway. You see horses, mules, chickens and the expanse of open space. You are in the country. Complete with a barn and enough rustic antiques to make you feel you have taken a step back in time to a more slow paced friendly time. Maggie usually greets you and makes you feel immediately welcome (more on her later). The place reeks of a welcoming warmth and you won't want to leave. I have stayed numerous times. Some rooms are modest and others spacious. Nothing fancy - just comfortable and nicely decorated. For those that like flowers the place is landscaped beautifully. For those that like antiques and knick-knacks there are plenty. For those that like pastries on the table and fruit available all day long there is that too. Breakfast is tasty and changes every day. I am partial to the yeast waffles and pancakes. I don't think you can go wrong here. Close to town, but you will need a car or cab to get around. But if you do go wrong Maggie will bail you out. Or at least she will try. In my case I forgot something in my room when I left and ever so the hostess she checked my room after I left saw what I had left and called me. Li was at the train station so she got in her car and brought it to me. Hard to. Bat that kind of service. I hesitate to write this because it isn't going to make it any easier for me to make a reservation but she deserves an excellent review for the labor of love she has created. Thank you Maggie.
4,8 sur août 23, 2013
I just visited Whistle Wood for the 6th time. My wife and I enjoyed our stay very much. The farm is beautiful. If you love the smell of wild flowers and the charm and character of a well groomed farm then you will enjoy Whistle Wood. Wake up to horses outside your window and chickens scattered around the stable. Hostess Maggie thoroughly enjoys cooking breakfast for a houseful. The eggs from those chickens are delicious! Maggie bakes all day and you can expect a table of pies, cakes, and muffins all day long. Perfect place to stay if you are visiting the FDR Library and would like a romantic place. My wife had never visited a Bed and Breakfast until this past weekend and now she would like to visit again. You will enjoy the peace and quiet and relaxation. sal & antonietta
4,8 sur août 11, 2013
My husband and I and our friends stayed at Whistle Wood B & B recently and really enjoyed our stay. The B & B is very charming and we were welcomed as soon as we arrived with iced tea and pastries. Maggie's breakfast is unbelievable! Eggs made to order, French toast, wonderful homemade pastries, you name it! The best breakfast we've ever had at a B & B. We will definitely return to this beautiful property.
5 sur août 11, 2013
We travel a lot/stay mostly on Eastern Coast but my brother & his wife needed a "pet friendly" place and chose Whistle wood for that reason. Well, the room was such a distraction from our busy, everyday lives. I forgot my agenda/forgot my focus/left my troubles behind and RELAXED/enjoyed the smells/sights of horses and fields of flowers/grass/trees. Top of the line in relation to a true "get-away"...the food/the guests/the comfort is what a get-away is about. Maggie catered to our every unspoken need. Thanks, Ann Butler
5 sur juillet 19, 2013
My husband and I were looking for a quick get away from our hectic pace in NYC. We fell in love with Whistle Wood. The grounds were exquisite, our room comfortable and cozy, and Maggie and her staff made us feel comfortable and welcomed. We enjoyed the treats that were available all the time, especially the most amazing peach pie! Breakfast was wonderful and we certainly left with plans to return. Carol and Bryan
4,4 sur avril 25, 2013
Came for long weekend last year with my friend and her family (husband and 2 young girls. The property is beautiful and well kept. The rooms a very very comfortable. You can see how much time, effort and money go into the gem of a B&B. The young girls loved the horses and chickens. We all wish we could have stayed longer. Looking forward to visiting again this year.
5 sur avril 07, 2013
Beautiful and peaceful setting, very comfortable inn. Delicious and varied breakfast, and the pleasure of seeing farm animals -- horses, donkeys, cows. Maggie was very warm and welcoming and provided helpful advice about the area, places to visit and good restaurants. Great place!
5 sur février 14, 2013
We feel so blessed to have discovered Whistlewood a few years ago, and have returned over an over again, for relaxation and fun. At Whistlewood, every season brings something new and exciting. Maggie and team do a great job of making guests feel comfortable and cared for, while the animals take care of the entertainment. It's simple wonderful!
5 sur février 08, 2013
From the moment you pull up the driveway and see the beautiful horses, chickens & roosters you immediately take a deep breath and feel great! My husband and I stayed in the Carriage House and we were alone the entire weekend. It was lovely, a warm fireplace, comfy bed, and hot tub. It was the perfect recipe for rest & relaxation. The rustic decor, and comfy couches made us feel at home. Maggie the Inn Keeper is an angel. Her home baked goods are available your entire stay, her warmth and hospitality are impeccable. We are excited to plan our next stay!!!
5 sur janvier 23, 2013
We Love It HERE! Off the beaten path but so very close to whatever you like to do. Sweet little shops or curious antiques are just a five minute drive. We spent our honeymoon at Whistle Wood and returned for our anniversary. There is no one who can match the welcoming, warm and comforting environment of this rustic but sophisticated Bed and Breakfast. Every window has a pleasant picture of the emmaculate farm. The rooms are accomodating like a fine hotel but better. Linens.... sleep in such comfort. Eye catching colors and soft flow of decor in every room. The staff are lovely down to earth people who take very good care of each detail to ensure no guest is overlooked. The food is farm fresh and home made. I am always overwhelmed by the phenominal breakfast. Best ever! No expense spared here. We"ve never been at a place that made you feel at home but treated you like royalty. Way to go, Maggie! We'll be booking again soon..... T n T Herrington.
5 sur septembre 19, 2012
We had the most relaxing weekend at the B&B. The grounds were beautiful. The room was so comfortable and unique. Maggie is a wonderful host. The breakfast was delicious and healthy. Pies and Muffins were plentiful all day long. The area is close to many sites of interest. We will definitely be back.
4,8 sur septembre 10, 2012
We arrived in early September when the coneflowers were still in bloom. The first views past the horse barn were like a fairy tale. The 24x7 hospitality buffet was overflowing with fresh homemade pies, tortes, and muffins. Breakfast is gourmet fresh food; herbs and produce from the garden, free range fresh eggs from the hens. If your idea of relaxation is a stroll and a quiet chat with a horse at their box stall window, or bird watching from the veranda, bookmark this page and book your stay here
5 sur septembre 08, 2012
My wife and I decided to go to a B&B to celebrare our fifth wedding anniversary. As we had never been to a B&B, we were not sure what to expect. Then, we had an unexpected problem at home and nearly had to cancel our stay, but thanks to Maggie's kindness and understanding, we were able to postpone our trip for a day and arrived late afternoon on Sep't. 6'th. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Tracie, who showed us our room in the Carriage House and explained the ammenities available there as well at the main house. There is no cable tv in the carriage House, but there are plenty of dvd's available both there and in the main house too and it was not any kind of a problem for us. There are tasty deserts and snacks available at all times in the main house. For breakfast, Tracie made such delights an corn fritters, buttermilk pancakes and the best eggs that I have had since I was a kid. They get their eggs from their own naturally fed chickens and they are fabulous. Tracie makes the jams and jellies and they also are terrific. After breakfast, Tracie gave us a couple of melons filled with scrap fruit to give to the chickens as well as some apple slices for the horses. That was fun. There are trails around the farm and it was a very fun and relaxing place to celebrate our anniversary. There were two things that we were sorry for. Maggie had to be away for a few days and we were sorry for not having the chance to meet her. That being said, Tracie was warm, friendly and made us feel both comfortable and appreciated. She could not have been better. The other thing that we were sorry for was that after two fantastic nights, we had to leave. We highly recommend a stay at the Whistlewood Farm B&B.
5 sur août 19, 2012
WhistleWood is very relaxing and refreshing. We planned on staying 1 night, and added a second when we were not ready to leave! Maggie and the rest of the staff are welcoming and accommodating. There were always freshly baked pies available. And of course the friendly horses to feed and pet! The location is perfect- easily accessible, yet a country retreat. It is just a short distance to attractions such as zip lining and the Culinary Institute. We certainly will return in the future.
5 sur août 09, 2012
We came to Whistlewood for a quick trip to get away from the City and I'm so glad we did! The grounds are beautiful and so are the rooms! The breakfast was delightful and it is so close to town. Even my dogs had a great time! We will be back!
4,4 sur juillet 07, 2012
We were able to land a room here on short notice, and it was delightful. This is a working farm, so that adds to the interest of the stay. Pretty gardens with plenty of hummingbirds and several comfortable outdoor seating areas. The grounds are extensive, so you can chat up the other guests or stay to yourself. Breakfast was wonderful, with fresh ingredients like fruit and eggs right off the farm. We especially liked the pancakes, which were little and light (cornmeal is the secret ingredient), with real, local maple syrup. Great variety of items were offered for breakfast but dishes are not over the top, as in some B&B's; just good food, simply prepared, from the freshest ingredients. That was the best part of our stay at WhistleWood Horse Farm B & B.
5 sur juillet 01, 2012
We just returned from a delightful stay at the Inn. 6/29 and 6/30. Our Hostness, Maggie, is not only charming and a great cook, but could not do enough to make our stay memorable. This is our second time at the inn and on our next trip back to Rhinebeck, we would only go here. Book well in advance because the inn fills up quickly. Carol and Harvey Schafler
5 sur juin 19, 2012
I spent a weekend here for a little "girl time" with my daughter. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Maggie is a fabulous hostess. Our room and bathroom were spacious and clean. Breakfast was wonderful, more than we could eat! Maggie was full of suggestions on things to do in the area as well as great restaurants for lunch and dinner. Will be coming back with my husband in August for a long weekend! Terrific, you won't be disappointed!
5 sur mai 04, 2012
Just an outstanding experience in every way. Maggie[ our host] has the indeliable ability to make a guest feel comfortable in every way. Keep up the good work.
4,8 sur avril 28, 2012
My daughter, granddaughter and I had the BEST time staying at Whistlewood Farms. our room was big and slept the three of us, so we could be together. The horses and chickens made for a great time for my granddaughter. Maggie and staff were terrific, and made our stay so memorable. We will be back!!
5 sur avril 02, 2012
My boyfriend and I were up in the area for Orvis's shooting school (also a recommend). I spent a long time researching a place to stay and came across this beautiful farm... It was everything and more.. We were greeted by the owner and homemade muffins, pies, cookies and coffee/tea. With horses, chickens and nature around you really feel like you are away from it all. The decorated lodge was so beautiful- it made you feel both at home and escaped in the woods with a loved one... Pampered by the amazing treats and the made to order breakfast with eggs from her very own chickens, this bed and breakfast is all heart and all soul. I will go back again and again.... It's a must.
5 sur novembre 21, 2011
I have stayed at Whistle Wood Farm for the last three years in the fall when the trees are just turning color. I look forward to crispy apples and brisk cool weather. The rooms are beautiful and very comfortable. Breakfast is delicious with fresh baked muffins, pan cakes and waffles and eggs daily collected from hens on the farm. There is always a pie and cake ready during the day for a snack. In the evenings, warm apple cider by a roaring fireplace makes a relaxing end tothe day. The room I have stayed in has a porch looking out over a field with horses - I love to sit outside and enjoy the view. I plan on continuing to visit Whistle Wood Farm every fall for a refreshing weekend. Thanks Maggie for keeping such a beautiful place.
4,0 sur novembre 01, 2011
we had a lovely time at Whistlewood. Meeting all the other guests was especially warming.
5 sur octobre 14, 2011
There may B&B's as good as Whistlewood, but you won't find one any better. Maggies downhome, natural atomsphere and fantastic cooking (did I say pumpkin pie) are what you'd expect from down on the farm. Highly recommended, and the town of Rhinebeck is wonderful.
4,8 sur octobre 13, 2011
I loved the fact that this B&B was right on Maggie's farm. The driveway in and out was right in between the paddocks where you saw the horses and donkey grazing, and the chickens pecking the ground. The B&B was in a great central location, only minutes from downtown Rhinebeck and minutes to the Aerodrome. Maggie was very helpful with planning your day. She is also a fantastic cook! The breakfasts were wonderful and the desert table was there for you 24 hours a day with many wonderful choices to satisfy your sweet tooth. The rooms were nicely decorated and clean! The sitting areas in the home were very inviting. Maggie was always eager to light the fireplace for you as well as the outside fire pit. She also provided the necessary ingredients for Smores!! This was my first experience at Whistlewood but not my last.
4,0 sur août 19, 2011
We stayed at Whistlewood for a few days while we brought our son to Bard College. He stayed the first night as well. We all felt at home and had a wonderful relaxing stay. A lovely place to walk around, feed the horses, watch birds, de-stress. Very enjoyable.
5 sur août 06, 2011
All I can say is that you most certainly won't be disappointed. Maggie's place is wonderful!!
4,6 sur juillet 07, 2011
We looked for a relaxing stay in the Hudson valley and found the perfect spot, Whistlewood Farm in Rhinebeck. Bedding like in a 5 star Hotel and a friendly and personal service with lots of information for hiking, sightseeing and dining in the area. Maggie's outstanding breakfast (delicious muffins came right out of the oven) gave us the right foundation to enjoy the day at the river. If I would be a stressed New Yorker this would be my refuge and relaxation place.
4,0 sur juillet 06, 2011
The farm is a little bit of heaven without all the work. Maggie is a wonderful hostess who prepares a great breakfast and makes all her guests feel like family. Even though the pictures of the farm are beautiful , they can not relay the peace and tranquility that you will find there. I can not more highly recommend a weekend at Whistle Wood Farms.
4,6 sur juin 15, 2011
The gounds were groom and many enjoyable spots for solitute, conversation, bird watching etc. The B & B was very clean & comfortable. The breakfasts were wonderful. The Inn Keeper Maggie was a gracious, friendly, welcoming Host. This is certainly a place I would return to and recommend highly to friends.
4,0 sur mai 30, 2011
Unique among B&B's. Lovely, extensive grounds far from the road, places to sit among the trees and lawns, walks to take, pretty rooms and pretty horses, excellent breakfasts and treats, warm hospitality. Will return! Evelyn and Junie (canine).
4,8 sur mars 27, 2011
WhistleWood Bed and Breakfast is a beautiful oasis which is situated near the historic village of Rhinebeck, New York. It is located on a working farm replete with horses, a mule, dogs, and chickens. The surrounding foliage is absoultely breathtaking with well maintained gardens and surrounding walking trails. Upon arriving at WhistleWood, the innkeeper Maggie as well as the manager Barbara were both warm and welcoming. They provided us with lists of restaurants in Rhinebeck as well descriptions of nearby attractions. They also showed us around the bed and breakfast, which is decorated with a lovely array of curios and antiques. The overall ambiance is relaxing, peaceful and charming. We stayed in the Wyoming Room which is decorated colorfully as well as tastefully. The room had access to an outdoor area with a table and chairs which had gorgeous views of the farm and the animals. It was spacious and comfortable and had a sitting area where we could get away and read. Maggie cooked delicious breakfasts every morning with a wide array of farm fresh eggs, waffles, pancakes, and breakfast pastries. In addition, she baked cakes, pies, cookies, and muffins which were absolutely scrumptious and which were available throughout the day. Maggie also provided a beautiful atmosphere in the evenings when she lit candles in the fireplace in the front room. Guests tended to congregate there if they so desired to further decompress. In sum, we would recommend the WhistleWood Bed and Breakfast because of the excellent service, beautiful accommodations, peaceful ambiance, and access to Rhinebeck as well as major historical sites. We hope to return reguarly to continue enjoying the natural surroundings and stellar hospitality.
4,8 sur mars 01, 2011
Our family of eight had a wonderful weekend at Whistlewood Farm. The rooms were lovely. The food was excellent, as good as a four-star restaurant. The setting was lovely. Maggie was very hospitable, helping us in any way she could. She was patient with the grandchildren and very welcoming to all of us. I loved the bird feeders outside the breakfast room. It was a pleasure to watch birds feeding while I was eating. The atmosphere was very relaxed. I also loved the fact that it was a horse farm. That was a double draw for the children. I will definitely stay there again when we come back to Rhinebeck.
4,0 sur février 16, 2011
just stayed at the whistle wood....OMG! how wonderful! soooo comfortable. very peaceful. the place is so clean and well kept we hated to leave the suite to go into town! the decor and atomosphere is warm and rustic....so cozy! beautifully done with taste! the owner is extremely friendly and accomodating. very helpful with local information. we could have stayed indefinetly, we hated to leave! but if we had stayed we would have gained 20 pounds from the fantastic food! all the comforts of home but with much better service :) so worth the money and we are already planned two more visits this summer! want to fall in love again.......dont wait! make your reservations unless we beat you to it! kim and joe orange county ny
5 sur janvier 13, 2011
Maggie, the Innkeeper, is friendly, personable and makes a great breakfast, especially eggs to order from her chickens on the farm. There are horses, chickens, tons of birds by all her feeders outside the dining room, as well as Jake, her Bernese Mountain Dog, who, upon request, is allowed out of her private quarters, for greetings. The Inn is very clean, well kept and the beds are quite comfortable. It had very eclectic ambiance...I wouldn't be surprised to learn that it had been featured in Architectural Digest. It snowed and Maggie plowed repeatedly to keep the driveway clear. Breakfasts were French toast, waffles, pancakes, sausage, bacon, fresh fruit and baked goods (by Maggie). Maggie baked a wonderful Apple Cranberry Pie while we were there, and the baked goods are available all day. We loved staying at the Whistlewood, and cannot imagine staying anywhere else when we come to visit Rhinebeck.
4,0 sur janvier 07, 2011
I had a wonderful overnight at the b&b, peacful,comfortable surroundings and a good breakfast and comfy bed.
4,6 sur décembre 28, 2010
This is by far one of my favorite weekend getaways! As a repeat visitor, I highly recommend this establishment to anyone looking for the perfect weekend getaway. The location is great, with close proximity to the center of Rhinebeck. The establishment itself is located on acres of plush farmland, where guests can enjoy leisure walks around the grounds, as well as great bird watching and picture opportunities. By far, the best aspect of Whistle Wood is the staff, the service and the made to order breakfasts with farm fresh ingredients. If you are looking for the perfect weekend getaway in the Hudson Valley, Whistle Wood Farm is the place to go!
5 sur décembre 21, 2010
My family and I have just returned from a perfect weekend at Whistlewood Farm B&B. I had no idea from the pictures what an authentic, tranquil and warm experience we would have. It is ideal for families as well as couples . . . even the lone traveler. What a gracious hostess, fabulous food, the horses, the trails, the rooms . . . you can have as much or as little privacy as you'd like. We'll be back!
4,2 sur décembre 17, 2010
We spent 3 nights in the Tumbleweed room. It was very comfortable, good beds, very clean. Barbara and Maggie were gracious hosts, giving info on where to go and see and do. Breakfast was amazing!! The evenings by the fireplace and borrowing DVDs also relaxing. The property is lovely and serene. We plan to return in the spring, and will recommend it to friends.
5 sur décembre 12, 2010
Big beautifully decorated common spaces where you can lounge in front of the fireplace, watch movies, eat, talk, work. Delicious fresh-baked desserts all day long including pies and cakes, coffee and tea. Fresh breakfast every morning with pancakes and/or french toast, sausage/bacon, made-to-order eggs fresh from the henhouse. Big clean comfortable rooms with great beds. Great antiques all over the lodge. Even the plates and silver-ware are cool. Free movie DVD/VHS library and every room has its own DVD/VHS player if you don't want to watch out in one of the common areas. Free strong wireless signal throughout. Maggie is friendly and accommodating and available all the time.
5 sur décembre 05, 2010
I always choose Whistlewood B&B when I'm in the Rhinebeck area. Have been coming here for 3 years and am never disappointed. The grounds are lovely and peaceful, the rooms are warm and cozy, and the breakfasts and 24-hour snack table is always plentiful. Maggie, the proprietress, even grows her own chickens! Maggie and Barbara are always friendly and welcoming and have great ideas for places to visit while we're here. Great value for the money. I honestly can't imagine going anywhere else given the choice. Try this B&B if you want a charming, peaceful place to stay, great food, and beautiful grounds to walk and enjoy!
4,2 sur août 20, 2010
We spent one night at Whistlewood Farm. The Farm is lovely and oh so peaceful. The room was clean and very comfortable. The host was very welcoming. After a good night sleep we enjoyed a great breakfast. I would highly recommend this B & B.
3,8 sur août 20, 2010
My boyfriend and I chose this place based on reviews and photos. We stayed 2 nights in the Sweet Violet room and have already booked it again for a November break. Barbara and Maggie are wonderful hosts. Breakfast is delicious and filling and the lemon pound cake and other baked goods that are out at all times are great (including when I awoke at 4 am in need of a snack). We got to sit by the fire pit, walk through the woods (full of ribbon-decorated trees to help you follow the path), and watch the horses and Blueberry, the watch-cat. The fact that I could leave my bottle of wine, water bottles, and leftovers in the fridge made me very happy. The little welcome sign with our names on it on the door made my day. I don't recall being this relaxed in a very long time. There are an abundance of movies from which to choose, as well as games, and a selection of magazines all about the house and in our room as well. Breakfast is as social as you want: you can sit alone or at a large table, read a newspaper and sip coffee, or meet new friends. Barbara's recommendation of Terrapin for food a meal was spot-on. We ended up having lunch in the Bistro and returning for dinner in the dining room. Excellent menu and staff; great food!! Also enjoyed Maggie's advice to visit Hudson and Olana and enjoy some antiquing and sightseeing in towns along the way. No credit cards accepted, but that is standard policy at many B & B's. An accidental overcharge on our rate was immediately changed. We arrived a few hours early and were able to check in as our room was ready. Although we choose not to watch movies there is free Wi-fi of which we partook to do travel planning and the like. I look forward to our next trip, during which we can take in the fall foliage and enjoy an entirely different season at WhistleWood.
4,0 sur août 13, 2010
WhistleWood Horse Farm Bed & Breakfast is an incredibly scenic private spacious getaway, nestled away in the hills of Rhinebeck, NY on a beautiful farm surrounded by manicured green rolling pastures inhabited by majestic horses. The farmhouse and carriage house, which are located near woods with hiking trails, have been brilliantly turned into beautiful, comfortable bedrooms through which flow fresh breezes, gorgeous views, the sounds of birds and crickets, and the sweet smell of flowers, and a gentle whiney now and again. Breakfast is delicious and the hospitality superb. The perfect escape from the city to enjoy peace, beauty and relaxation!
4,6 sur août 11, 2010
Just one night, but well worth the experience. A must stay if you are planning on visiting the Hudson, Rhinebeck, Hyde Park area.
4,2 sur juin 06, 2010
Very nice stay! The carriage house is wonderful, great for privacy. Breakfast and afternooon snacks were excellent.
5 sur avril 25, 2010
My wife and I have stayed at Whistlewood several times and its always peaceful, clean, and pleasant. Even the horse stable smells clean. I have been to many other B&B's in the area, but this is the one I prefer the best. Also, the location perfect to explore the Hudson Valley. Thanks Maggie Love, The Zucconi Family
4,0 sur avril 19, 2010
My wife and I came here for a weekend stay to celebrate a birthday and we could not have been more pleased with our experience. The proximity to Rhinebeck is excellent and one still feels tucked away in a quiet oasis. We stayed in the Northwind room, spacious and very comfortable. Breakfast is delicious and the highest quality – generous home baked goods and farm fresh eggs will be available. Maggie runs a very relaxed and welcoming B& B. The property is beautiful, tennis and fine dining nearby – a great find for us - we'll be back!
4,8 sur février 25, 2010
Very clean, great scenery, excellent breakfast each morning. Delightful relaxing stay. We were treated like part of the family a definite thumbs up and would love to go back again. Thanks for a great weekend Maggie. Vinny, Jen & Paulie
5 sur janvier 25, 2010
A beautiful drive up to the Inn through a Horse Farm, we were greeted with warmth from the moment we arrived. Tea, coffee, hot coco, fresh baked goods and fruit were available all day. The room was clean, charming and comfortable. One of the sitting rooms had a beautiful fireplace and was a great place to share a bottle of wine. Breakfast was made to order with farm fresh eggs, pancakes, sausage, breads and delicious home baked goods. Maggie was so warm and welcoming it made us feel like we were visiting an old friend. We look forward to returning to visit our new friend, Maggie on her farm.
4,0 sur décembre 14, 2009
We recently celebrated our 45th anniversary at the Whistlewood Farm and found it to be a relaxing and inviting B&B. We were made to feel like family and Maggie proved to be both a gracious host and superb chef. Have never had better pumpkin pancakes. It was nice to wake up to horses grazing outside your window. its location in the center of the Hudson Valley made day trips easy. We would not hesitate to return. Marie and Bud Reilly
4,6 sur décembre 08, 2009
Whistlewood Farm was everything I wanted it to be. I chose this as my place to stay for the night after a dinner at the nearby Culinary Institute's Escoffier restaurant. It's owned / operated by Maggie, and she's done it for 35 years. That experience makes her seem almost prescient. It seemed as though Maggie anticipated everything we wanted. My fiancee loves to start her day with unsweetened yogurt and fresh fruit, which Maggie started to prepare without any prompting from us. She asked about our interest in buttermilk pancakes (do not pass on this!) and also set out breads for toast. I was thinking about how long it had been since I last had marmalade, and just as this thought crosses my mind, she pulls out various jams, jellies and... marmalade. There were baked cakes, banana bread, pies all laid out. My only regret was that I only had 1 night to spend there.
4,6 sur novembre 04, 2009
Tom, our dogs and I stayed there for two nights, just to have a brief mini vacation. I found Maggie, the owner and innkeeper, to be a genuinely nice person. One morning, as Maggie was making breakfast, some of the guests started to talk about death. After a while, Maggie interrupted them and told them to change the topic as it was making her depressed. She said it without any qualms and I found that so genuine and funny. Oh! She makes the best breakfasts. Her home-made pancakes are unforgettable. The place was very cozy and relaxing. We will definitely go back. - Alan Antonio, NJ, USA
5 sur octobre 12, 2009
My wife and I recently spent two nights at the WhistleWood B & B. We were in a different room each night, so we got to sample the variety of Maggie's offerings. Both rooms were lovely, comfortable, and quiet. A delicious spread of cakes, pies, and muffins is available all day, and the breakfast--served at 8:30--is fresh and tasty. We also enjoyed visiting the livestock--horses, cats, dogs, chickens and a donkey. All in all a great place to stay!
4,2 sur septembre 01, 2009
The property is very beautiful. From the main house to the cottage and even the barn. I felt very at home and loved being able to visit the horses. The price is the only thing holding me back from wanting to go again immediately.
5 sur août 17, 2009
We spent this past weekend at Whistle Wood since we were attending the Wagner weekend events at Bard College. This is without a doubt the best B & B we have ever stayed at. Maggie is a gracious and caring host, the property is amazing, the rooms are clean, brightand attractively appointed, the food outstanding (I probably gained 5 pounds from the delicious and generous breakfasts, not to mention the dessert table!). Whistle Wood is conveniently located but not on the highway, so it is peaceful and quiet. We highly reommend it!
5 sur juin 12, 2009
Whistlewood is a relaxing, warm and friendly B&B, with animals in abundance for those who love horses, dogs and cats; excellent breakfasts, interesting guests, comfortable rooms. Overall an exceptional value in a location that is near a lot of historical sites, but far enough away from everything to contribute to a relaxing time.
5 sur avril 20, 2009
I recently stayed at the Whistlewood Farms for two nights and I must say it was the best B&B I have ever visited. I was looking for quiet and clean and thats just what I got. The room was comforable, the lodge was beautiful and the setting tranquil. Breakfest was delightful with plenty of selections to eat. Our host Maggie was very accomadating and helpful. As a result, my wife and I had a memorable experience and we will be back. Thanks a million Maggie and God Bless. Bill & Theresa Zucconi
4,0 sur février 19, 2009
I was seeking some peace, quiet and a beautiful setting, and that is exactly what I found. I spent two lovely nights that help reboot me. Barbara and Maggie are wonderful. It was exactly what my soul needed.
4,6 sur novembre 29, 2008
Maggie is a very friendly hostess and goes the extra mile to make your stay pleasant. She recommended a lot of great places to visit and places to eat. Great time will go back again.
3,8 sur novembre 20, 2008
This cozy, friendly and beautiful horsefarm was the perfect relief for my recent encounter with Economic Depression! Just "a stone's throw" from the hustle of New York City, it provided a welcome respite from the challenges faced by the recent economic downturn and a great opportunity to celebrate old friendships. The horses, the views, the rooms, the fireplace combined with the comeraderie instantly forged over coffee, silver-dollar pancakes and the tastiest bacon (that looked perfect and tasted like heaven - AMAZING), were all unforgettable. I cannot wait to go back and see what Maggie and Barbara cook up for me! Despite the economy and early-November weather, I ended my two days feeling like a new person - ready to face the world with renewed hope. Ce
4,4 sur novembre 01, 2008
This was our third visit. A beautiful, warm and welcoming atmosphere. Maggie and Barbara are attentive and gracious hosts. Breakfast is always plentiful and delicious.
5 sur octobre 23, 2008
My daughter and I stayed at this wonderfully peaceful place during this summer. It was so very relaxing and quiet, just what we needed to get a break for the busy city. We highly reccommend this perfect place for a restful getaway.There are great places to visit and wonderful restaurants nearby, as well. We also enjoyed some horseback riding at the Western Stables, a short distance away.
4,2 sur octobre 01, 2008
My wife and I come into town for a wedding and were pleasantly surprised with our accommodations. The grounds were beautiful and dogs a treat. Breakfast was great.
4,6 sur septembre 25, 2008
Our family stayed in four rooms. We were all delighted, particularly the children, who loved the horses and went out early every morning to watch them. Very friendly atmosphere with warm and friendly service
5 sur septembre 03, 2008
Whistlewood Farm is a delight for the senses. The ambiance is so welcoming. The decor is a visual treat. The rooms look like they came out of the pages of Architectural Digest; particularly the Northwind room in the Carriage House. I stayed awake listening to the chirping of the crickets and just admiring the beauty of the room. The grounds are peaceful and serene and are replete with horses and an adorable donkey with whom I fell in love. The service is unbelievable. Maggie and Barbara cater to their guests and aim to please- especially where meals are concerned. If you want a meal other than what they have cooked, they will make it for you!! Attention to detail is paid to everything down to the fragrant bath salts. The goal is to pamper and please...and it is accomplished. My husband and I spent a wonderful anniversary at Whistlewood Farm this past weekend and didn't want to leave this Garden of Eden. Obviously others feel the same way. There were a lot of repeat visitors. It seemed like one big happy family. Thanks Maggie and Barbara!!! ...Patricia and John Cinque
4,8 sur août 29, 2008
Just what was required,
4,0 sur août 26, 2008
I'm a nine year old girl who loves horses so much. I come to Whistlewood alot because Maggie and Barbara make every second of my stay wonderful.
3,6 sur juillet 24, 2008
Our second stay. Barbara took great care of us. Relaxing, not a lot of features. Just a good getaway.
4,4 sur juillet 16, 2008
We were spoiled rotten in the luxurious accommodations at Whistlewood Farm. We enjoyed the quiet, beautiful surroundings and amazing gardens and horses. Breakfast was scrumptious.
5 sur juillet 16, 2008
Spacious charming house with lovely rooms, wide plank floors, furnished with beautiful antiques. The innkeepers are wonderful - feels like staying with old friends.
3,4 sur juillet 08, 2008
This is a very casual & unpretentious spot to get away for a couple of days - you feel that you're on a rural horse farm far away from the city. Although you're close to home, the service is friendly & welcoming & we've been here many times & keep coming back!
5 sur juillet 02, 2008
Very accommodating - had 4 mo. old w/ us. Very relaxing!
5 sur juillet 02, 2008
How wonderful to stay in a beautiful B&B...with the added surprise and pleasure - "running into old friends"!! it was great! Thank you for sharing your home!
3,4 sur juillet 02, 2008
This lovely farm was the only kid-friendly place to stay in Rhinebeck. Our boys, 3&7, loved visiting the horses. Breakfast was delicious!
5 sur juillet 02, 2008
Wow! This made our family trip to a family friend's wedding unique, relaxing and very difficult to beat! We spent most of our time on the porches. Breakfast was awesome!
4,0 sur juin 11, 2008
my visits to whistlewood are always the best, doesnt matter what time of year it is or what the weather is I cant think of any place else that I can walk out the door and feel so at peace. Of course it has nothering to do with me being a country girl at heart and the love for the horses and other animals are the farm.
4,0 sur juin 11, 2008
4,8 sur juin 10, 2008
Barbara and Maggie are absolutely amazing. Great hostess. I will definitely be back with a group of friends. Barbara is extremely attentative and knowledgeable.
5 sur juin 10, 2008
Extremely welcoming and homely. Fabulous food and amazing rooms. Glorious countryside.
5 sur juin 10, 2008
WF is an amazing discovery, home away from home. Barbara is the world's greatest innkeeper. I'll be back many, many times!
5 sur juin 10, 2008
A lovely inn, where everyone is made to feel at home, very friendly people- all in all a lovely, relaxing, fun vacation spot.
4,8 sur juin 06, 2008
Whistle wood is a lovely B&B which just happens to be on a horse farm. The rooms are lovely without being fussy. The people were friendly and the breakfast is Superb!
4,6 sur juin 05, 2008
warm, relaxing,welcoming and beautiful.surrounded by pastures, trees,friendly people and animals.it's a welcome respite from city life
4,8 sur juin 05, 2008
boy friendly without being to contrived. good pancakes and fruit salad. grand atmosphere, great fireplace, very nice people.
5 sur juin 03, 2008
The place does not only relax you, but does also rejuvenate you. Cozy at home welcoming place with wonderful staffs who make your breakfast with fest ingredients right in front of you.
3,8 sur juin 02, 2008
Whistlewood is a very relaxing, very comfortable, informal and child-friendly B&B. It is a true escape into the country, though convenient to cultural sites and other great activities in the Hudson Valley National Heritage area.
3,8 sur mai 28, 2008
Very pleasant surroundings. Great for horse lovers. Room for children to run around. Space for contemplation.
4,4 sur mai 28, 2008
We love Whistlewood--it's our favorite B&B, bar none. Beautiful property, meticulously maintained. Friendly and low key. Perfect for animal lovers!
4,4 sur mai 16, 2008
I must say, I usually avoid B&B's. I don't seek company during trips - business or pleasure - so I was a bit apprehensive. Turned out to be not bad at all, in fact a real pleasure. Barbara and Maggie were very nice and introduced me to very interesting people with like interests. The food was great; hospitality special. I may be a reluctant convert to B&Bs. I did think the "optional $2 gratuity" was a bit unnecessary. Just charge more for the room.
5 sur mai 15, 2008
Such a lovely retreat! Quiet peaceful and charming. I felt completely at home and well take care of. Hope to back soon!
4,8 sur mai 14, 2008
We stayed at Whistlewood with our 2 young kids in April 2008 and none of us wanted to leave. In fact, though we had made plans to sightsee, the place was so beautiful and inviting that we wound up hanging around the B & B all day, visiting with the horses, socializing with the wonderful people we met, and eating Barbara's amazing homemade desserts that are always left out on the table in case you want to have a slice. The breakfasts were homemade, hearty and delicious, with every bounty you can imagine from scrambled eggs and pancakes to toast and jellies, fruit salad, cereal, tea, coffee, and homemade baked goods. We sat there every morning for at least an hour to enjoy it. The rooms are beautifully decorated and clean, the views pastoral and relaxing; we had plenty of room in the grass behind our room to play frisbee, and we loved spending time down by the stables with the horses, cats, and Maggie's friendly dogs. Though we don't have dogs ourselves, we loved the fact that Whistlewood allows people to bring their dogs with them. It made it feel all the more like a welcoming home away from home, where people and animals are welcome. We will definitely be back and have recommended Whistlewood to all our friends! This place is a treasure.
4,6 sur mai 13, 2008
Everything to love about a B&B. Pastoral views complete with horses. Sumptuous breakfasts, well-appointed and very comfortable rooms. And a hostess who pampers you; particularly her tasty afternoon treats.
4,2 sur mai 13, 2008
From the moment you arrived at the winding driveway, you are greeted by horses running in their paddocks. The lovely gardens, spacious rooms and generous breakfast made our trip most enjoyable.
5 sur mai 13, 2008
There is no better remedy for clearing my head from the hustle bustle of Manhattan. My partner and I have been coming here several times a year for the last decade and it's become a home away from home. We have befriended quite a few like us, lured by Whistlewood's welcoming and homey vibe, who make annual trips here. Why do we keep coming back? The charming innkeepers, the peaceful well-kept grounds, the privacy of the tastefully decorated rooms, the relaxing common areas, the all-day dessert table, the laid back atmosphere, the hearty breakfasts, the beautiful and friendly animals (who the innkeepers will keep in their own yard if you wish), and lastly, the unique alarm clock, Tigger the donkey, braying every morning for her breakfast. Oh, and I should mention all the superb restaurants, sights and events in the Rhinebeck area, whenever we can pull ourselves away from just hanging out on the premises. We love this place!
4,8 sur mai 01, 2008
This is a terrific place to relax & feel at home. the rooms are comfortable & charming without being B&B cutesy. The public areas are also very nice & welcoming. Barbara & Maggie are fun & interesting & do a great job. The dogs, cats, horses, & donkey all enjoy making new friends. I told Maggie that my only complaint was that I couldn't invite the dogs & cats into my room. Breakfast, while not "gourmet," is good & cooked to order. For the price, this place can't be beaten. I'm not a big fan of B&Bs but look forward to my next stay here.
4,4 sur avril 21, 2008
A wonderful restful country farm house B&B. The atmosphere is a delightful mix of casual and attentive. Rooms are comfortable, interestingly decorated and air conditioned. Breakfasts are generous and delicious but not "over the top". In addition there is always a large table of fruit and assorted pastries available for snacking-a barely manageable temptation! Awaken to the sound of birds or perhaps a braying donkey. This is also a horse farm. Horses not available for guests to ride, but arrangements could be made to board your own horse.
5 sur avril 17, 2008
with great food
3,6 sur avril 11, 2008
We had a lovely time and our room was cozy and clean. It was a great romantic escape from the city and we enjoyed the cute little town of Rhinebeck. My advice would be to go in the Spring, Summer or Fall. It was cold and rainy our entire weekend in February.
4,0 sur avril 07, 2008
What a special experience! Secluded property - home like feeling - very clean and very tasteful decor - great breakfast room with an even better breakfast. Barbara was a joy to talk to, bed was very comfortable. Very serene experience. Loved walking among the horses...
4,2 sur février 08, 2008
My boyfriend and I had a fantastic time here and would absolutley go back. Brenda was very sweet, the inn was charming and warm, and the town is adorable! Wine tasting near by and lots of scenic drives and walks to enjoy.
5 sur janvier 14, 2008
A snowy eden with great food.
5 sur octobre 24, 2007
Beautiful grounds, comfortable, tasteful accommodations and friendly service.
4,0 sur octobre 24, 2007
The innkeepers really make you feel at home. The surroundings are fantastic and the room are gorgeous!
4,6 sur juillet 30, 2007
WhistleWood is truly a superior experience. Combines the best of a B&B with a Horse Farm like experience. Maggie is a fantastic cook and a very gracious hostess. Rooms are beyond comparison. Privacy and tranquility abound. Would highly recommened to single traveler, couples, as well as families with children who are captivated by horses.
5 sur mai 25, 2007
Yes the description is accurate, but the experience of staying there is even better! The bedrooms are lovely and very comfortable and the common rooms are inviting and cozy. The grounds are relaxing and peaceful. Plus there's room for fun too. The horsey atmostphere is a delight. Maggie is a warm and generous host and her breakfasts can't be beat. I highly recommend WhistleWood - whether with kids or without. We'll be back again and again!


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Here is the second post from my vacation in Cali. But this one has to do with make up! YAY! We all love make up, RIGHT!? I had tweeted this picture the night that I wore this make up and got several responses to it! Unfortunately I didn't take pictures of the products Nicole used, but I know that tons of bronzer was used! Below I will explain the products used. happy reading.
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I actually went to the counter after shopping and stopping for happy hour just to have Nicole put 'SNOB' lipstick on me! When she met for lunch, she was wearing it and I had to have it! Well one thing led to another and BOOM! A full face with fierce make up!! Talk about inspiration!
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Deep Truth for bottom waterline.
Loose blue/purple pigment mixed with Fix+ as an eyeliner.
Deep Damson in the crease.
Brick Red in the crease to fade Deep Damson.
Shimmer gold paint pot as my lid color.
Tons of shimmer bronzer.
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Our Restaurant roll call for February:
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Brauns on Blake (BOB), 2401 Blake Street
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As a result of the SEN Green Paper, Support and Aspiration: A new approach to special educational needs and disability (DfE 2011), LSIS has been supporting providers to share effective practice around working with learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. This section of the Excellence Gateway showcases some of the effective practice discovered through the Green Paper project. It also signposts users to additonal sources of support.
Phase 1 of the work was undertaken in 2010/11. Nine regional clusters were formed with 54 providers taking part in the project.
Regardless of whether you are a principal, a learning support assistant, a teacher, a teacher trainer or trainee teacher you will find something here to interest you.
Phase Two of the work got underway in October 2012. It involves 211 providers, working in 36 clusters, across the 9 regions. As the development work evolves we will post updates here for the sector.
You might also be interested in knowing about what further training opportunities and resources LSIS offer the sector to support provision for learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities
NIACE was commissioned by LSIS to write a case study about a partnership between the charity Ambitious about Austim and Barnet and Southgate College that is supporting a small group of young people with complex autism to access college and other community based services. The case study is accompanied by two briefing papers.
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It's like she savors it; every taste is delicious.
Well done. Nice cock sucker. I like how she pops it back in her mouth at the end.
I would like to get milked by her.
Isso era o mínimo que meu ex patrão exigia: um boquete bem caprichado.
How I wish she sucked my cock with that love and she would get a quiet hard cock instead.
Who is she?
Se estivesse no lugar dela faria o meu melhor garganta funda engolindo até ao fundo incluindo os tomates é a vantagem dos caralhos pequenos
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My First Teddy from the Gund Baby Collection features baby-safe embroidered facial features and ultra soft plush fur. My First Teddy also features a coordinating bow around the neck and satin accented paws and ears.
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Edvard Munch's The Scream goes up for auction at Sotheby's Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale in New York on May 2, 2012. With auction estimates of $80 million, it might be nice to know more about the masterpiece.
While The Scream is the world's second most recognized artwork (the Mona Lisa retains the top position), there are actually four works entitled The Scream. That is, four works by Edvard Munch; I'm not including the vast number of reproductions, from paper wall posters to kitschy merchandise, from pop culture poses to Andy Warhol's homage (which sold in March for 313,250 GPB — well above the auction estimate of 150,000-200,000).
Munch created two paintings and two pastels of The Scream. The one up for auction is one of the pastels. With a date of 1895, the pastel on board measures 32 inches by 23.25 inches. It is the only one of the four versions that remains in private hands, being sold by Petter Olsen, whose father was said to be a friend, neighbor and patron of Edvard Munch. Whether or not the work remains in private hands will be seen when the gavel falls on May 2nd.
UPDATE May 2, 2012: Edvard Munch's The Scream set a world record when it sold for $119.9 million at Sotheby's.


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My name is Force, Aka Chris. I wanna start a fun ranked team. I just want to find some chill people to get play league competitively with. About me, My name is Force, I've been playing league since Darius patch. Yeah. I know. I really don't think it was that long ago. I've had played on couple of ranked teams before, But i left cause i couldn't stand the trolling / stupidly. My main lane is Top. My favorite champs are Darius, Olaf, Lee sin, Nid Don't apply if youre a serious idiot who cant crack / take jokes. Don't apply if you rage. Don't apply if you don't want to play serious as a team / learn as a team (whenever we play rank games) Don't apply if you're under the age of 16 Don't apply if you think blind / draft normals are stupid and all you want to do is play ranked 24/7. Don't apply if you're only going to play one game with us and then never speak with us as we become a ghost figure on your friends list. Don't apply if you're going to troll. IGN: AGE: s2 elo s3 elo: roles: Champs for roles: Do you have Teamspeak 3 / Vent / Skype. Right after this, Add me on league : H2OForcE Add me on skype Dream.In.Chris.
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Just a question due to circumstance beyond my control i can only play 3-4 days of the week would that be alright or do i have to be up for all 7 days?
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IGN:Wizzswagg AGE:18 s2 elo 1250 s3 elo: 1201 currently climbing roles:i can play all roles very well i main adc top and jungle Champs for roles: any adcs any top lanes and i like lee jungle Do you have Teamspeak 3 / Vent / Skype. skype
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IGN:IIrukinII AGE: 16 But mature I guess S2 elo none S3 elo none (currently trying ranked) Roles: mid top support adc Champs for roles: leona Mundo shen ezreal twisted fate taric Darius draven caitlyn swain brand sivir kayle (mordakaiser not the best) talon Do you have Teamspeak 3/ Vent / Skype: Skype Also their might be issues with the schedule that I have. Usually fine on weekends. Definitley going to play after this week though. Hope that is not a problem
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