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I felt unhinged. I so relate to the woman who wrote about numbing herself from heartbreak. I was doing just that, with busywork. I feel a bad day or a spell coming on and I get right down to pressing it down into a little ball and tucking it under so much garbage. I manage, for a time, but then grow listless and slightly neurotic. It doesn't help that the couple I was helping plan their wedding (next year) asked me to style them for their pre-nuptual photos (waaay big a deal hereabouts, to be shown at cocktail reception or even in a photo book type invitation) which meant an unplanned (for me) day trip to Subic Bay. Oh they got a professional photographer but didn't feel comfortable. They were asked to bring clothes for this or that look -sporty casual, elegant dinner duds and some sunset beach promenading. Right! Much too vague for non fashionista couples or those who couldn't care less otherwise. This couple didn't want the pre-nup photos to come out too contrived. Or mushy. Just think romantic movie moment that won't make you squirm, burst out laughing, grow beet red or worse...lost. Get inspired by these. Props and the right accessories are must haves. Awesome use of scenery is best!
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After my part is done, I am free to walk about and take tons of pictures and marvel at how healing nature scenes (and being alone in the midst of it) can be.
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I came home a little more sane than when I left. And free, finally.
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In Sunday School, we learn about the remarkable miracles of early converts. But what about their lives before they became spiritual giants? Dan Barker, author of Little-Known Stories about the Doctrine and Covenants, compiles conversion stories full of visions, persecutions, and miracles. Our ancestors' paths to the gospel will strengthen your testimony as you live your own conversion story.
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This book contains 48 journal accounts of early members of the church. It's divided into 9 parts. Some of the things they deal with are heavenly manifestations, dreams, perspective, and misunderstandings. Mr. Barker gives a brief introduction at the beginning of each part and the types of accounts you can expect to read. Each account varies from a paragraph to a few pages and he includes additional information at the end of the journal entry if there was any available. I loved reading these accounts of the early saints! It wasn't easy joining the church at that time and there was a lot of persecution and misunderstanding. There was a lot of information for them to wade through. Some people joined right away and others took a while, even if they had a testimony. Some that joined later wound up leaving. I was familiar with some of the names, but most of them were new to me. I enjoyed learning more about each of them and what prompted them to act (or not). Some of the stories would tell about someone else that would promise to join the church if a certain miracle occurred. Said miracle occurred, but they never did join the church and usually avoided the person after that. This is the kind of book I like to keep on my nightstand and open it when I want to read a short, faith promoting story. This is a book I would recommend to anyone who enjoys reading about early church history and I will read it again and again!
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Seed of Faith: Conversion Stories from Early Church History' by Dan Barker 5 STARS This book was full of good, interesting stories about Early Mormon church conversions. I had heard some of the names before in fact I think a couple of them are my ancestors. I would have to get out records to figure out how they are related to me. A lot of the stories were taken from journals. Not all of them joined the church. It is fun to learn about history of the converts and a little about what they went through. It makes me want to read more histories of that period. Also to read more scriptures. I know I take for granted if I want to read my scriptures. I just have to decide ebook or which set of scriptures to I want to read. Seeds of faith deals with the time period around 1830 when Joseph Smith was getting the Book of Mormon Printed and the missionaries were out sharing the gospel and the Book of Mormon. It tells what people were doing and where they were when they heard about the Church and what they did, and felt about it. Some of the people had a page written about them. Others had many pages about their experiences. Their are 48 journal accounts of their experiences with Joseph Smith, The Book of Mormon and other missionaries. Some of the Names are very familiar to me like Parley P. Pratt and others I had never heard of. Others like Thomas Baldwin Marsh are my own ancestors. Seeds of Faith was well organized and easy to follow. It touched me to read these personal stories from history and made the history come to life. I believe this is the first book of Dan Barker's that I have read but based on Seeds of Faith I would like to read some of his other books in the future.
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It was enlightening getting to read of people's conversion stories back when the restored gospel was first placed back on the Earth. The outlook from those who became a member and those who looked from the outside in. Some short accounts, some longer. Men and Women. You get a better look at how Joseph Smith lived and the persecution of the Saints, which some of the accounts explain why they hadn't yet joined the church for fear of this said persecution. I noticed that some of the people in particular came around to the gospel only after denying it for so long. A lot of the accounts had a similar trend in that they wouldn't join any church until they knew it was the right one for them. Missionary work was very important back then as it is now. Parley P. Pratt was one said missionary that was in a lot of the accounts having baptized a lot of people. How blessed is he! This book is full of some amazing conversion stories!


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Boneless pork chops are drenched in a tasty peanut sauce in one of our favorite easy recipes. Submitted by ONCEMORE2006 Carbs: 7.6g | Fat: 16.2g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 24.3g | Calories: 268.6
A much quicker version of the Italian classic; less time, but no less taste. Submitted by VEGGIEKITTY Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 342.3
This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves Submitted by ALECSANDRA Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.4g | Calories: 166.4
Tasty and nutritious, this slow cooker recipe will be a family favorite. Submitted by FLYAWAYFREE Carbs: 0.9g | Fat: 5.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 167.8
Five ingredients, 10 minutes of work. One delicious dinner. Submitted by 2BHOTT Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 232
This recipe is better (and much better for you) than takeout! Submitted by TAM101 Carbs: 66g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 35g | Calories: 452.6
As seen on thepioneerwoman.com. This restaurant style salsa is DELISH and easy to make. I always keep it around the house for a healthy snack. Submitted by DBAUMAN3003 Carbs: 4.2g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 22.8
This sesame chicken recipe is a slimmed-down and healthier version of the sesame chicken from PF Chang's and other Chinese restaurants. Submitted by PISCESWOMAN87 Carbs: 7g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 299.8
Submitted by KIMERIKA Carbs: 30.7g | Fat: 14.2g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 23g | Calories: 338.8
Yum! Try this quick and easy thin-crust pizza. Carbs: 34.8g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 10.9g | Calories: 259.7
Save money and time with this Chinese food makeover. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 30.3g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 27g | Calories: 262.3


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355 West 16th Street, Chelsea, New York City, NY 10011, United States of America – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.1/10! (score from 517 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Dream Downtown.
excellent location, great staff, surrounded by great restaurants, clubs and a very short walk to the ACE
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There was not one aspect I that could have been better. Will be staying there again, and again, and again!
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Staff - fantastic, friendly, helpful. Location - Chelsea Market, Highline + more. Cool - great rooms, shared spaces + the rooftop bar - WOW.
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We liked this hotel, but decided not to stay because of the distance to our son's house. I booked it because it seemed perfect, but found out later it wasn't close enough.
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The staff was very friendly and accommodating- especially at night when the club was going strong. They took wry good care of us.
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Fun Hotel Hip Design Friendly Staff Great Location in Chelsea
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Loved the room, the bed was super comfy :)
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Dream downtown is in the best part of town. Great nightlife and restaurants.
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Great hotel in the great location. Would stay there again.
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Cool modern decor throughout.
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Dream is a flagship hotel in downtown Manhattan with a modern theme. It features a roof-top lounge with club overlooking the skyline, an on-site restaurant, and an outdoor pool with private cabanas.
Fitted with designer furnishings and numerous porthole windows, rooms at the Dream Downtown include Egyptian cotton bedding and courtesy plush bathrobes.
Juices, smoothies, salads, fresh fruit and more are available at Melvin's Juice Box. French-inspired Japanese cuisine can also be enjoyed at the second restaurant Cherry. Guests can also enjoy 24 hour in-room dining.
The concierge desk can arrange massages, various excursions and even dog walking services upon request.
Featuring authentic and delicious Mexican dishes and a custom cocktail list, the Bodega Negra restaurant features an upbeat and exotic dining experience.
Hudson River Park is a 10-minute walk from this hotel. Greenwich Village and New York Penn Station are just 1 mile away. The Empire State Building is 5 minutes away by car.
Chelsea is highly rated by guests for: Clubbing, Photography, Cycling
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 316, Hotel Chain: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Hampshire Hotels Management. This property has been on Booking.com since May 27, 2011.
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Outdoor Pool (all year), Terrace, Sun Deck
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WiFi is available in all areas and costs USD 12.95 per 24 hours.
Wired internet is available in all areas and costs USD 12.95 per 24 hours.
Private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 55 per day.
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The Standard, High Line New York This designer hotel in the Meatpacking District has rooms with separate sitting areas, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the New York skyline or the Hudson River.
Score from 1138 reviews
Very good
Conveniently located within a 5-minute walk of Central Park and Columbus Circle metro station, this boutique hotel features an interior lobby garden with trees and ivy walls.
Score from 4289 reviews
Just an 8-minute walk from the iconic Times Square, Dream Midtown features a rooftop lounge with views of Times Square.
Score from 645 reviews
Completely renovated in June 2012, The Roger is a boutique urban retreat with a landmark location on Manhattan's Madison Avenue.
Score from 1268 reviews
I liked how friendly the staffs were. They were very accommodating especially when I got charged $300 worth of snacks that I supposedly ate at the mini bar in our room. Beware of the mini bar. If you move an item for more than 10 seconds, a sensor will go off and charge you even though you put it back in its place unless you call the front desk immediately to notify them.
It was to pricey. The walls were vey thin and you can hear everything. It feels like your sleeping at a club.
The Hotel is located within a short walking distace from Chelsea Market and well located in the Chelsea area. I have enjoyed the Bodega Negra Lounge and staff. The room order steak was devine.
The free WiFi connection was very slow. Breakfast at the Hotel was very unhealthy and disappointing.
Internet connection was very slow. Rooms are very small.
Location is top - right opposite Chelsea Market Welcoming staff
could hear the music from the bar at night in the room
Service was fantastic, clean really cool hotel!
WIFI was really slow! The price you pay for the hotel should include free high speed internet.
Staff was amazing. I've stayed at other trendy hotels in Meatpacking and the staff couldn't of been more rude. Dream's staff was professional, nice and went out of their way to help the guests. I will defn. return.
excellent location, great staff, surrounded by great restaurants, clubs and a very short walk to the ACE
Try to get a room 7th floor level so you do not hear the club but that will not remove the risk that groups of late night partiers might be coming in and out of their rooms as they go back and forth to the roof top club.
Everyone was nice beautiful place the location is fantastic.
Nothing wrong
There was not one aspect I that could have been better. Will be staying there again, and again, and again!
The people that work there made my vacation great
The burger from room service
Nice deco, good duvet, on weekend nights expect party atmosphere in the lobby
Walls are quite thin so expect to hear your neighbour
Difficult to find fault really, staff and facilities were fantastic. Great location in Chelsea / Meatpacking district.
Perhaps the wifi was a little bit slow and inconsistent, but that's trying to find fault. Would also note that while the location was brilliant for us, you need to be willing to undertake a decent walk / take the subway to midtown and uptown attractions otherwise you could find yourself in a lot of taxis.
The place is cool for sure, with a very trendy lounge on top. Great young atmosphere , good to have fun
This is not just a club or a restaurant. If you want to be also a Hotel you must behave like one. I travelled all the world and for the very first time I felt really threated awfully by the receptionist staff. Zero knowledge of welcoming and talking to the client. I payed in advance fully my stay 1.800$ with booking. They blocked my room key twice because they wanted 600$ more deposit , they told me this few days after my arrival and it's not mentioned on the booking conditions. So the reception staff is rlly bad. The noise is incredible by night , I can sleep everywhere but my wife couldn't . The price is expensive comparing to other better Hotels , with better locations. My suggestion is: go to club here but don't use it as hotel. This is a great club / lounge bar.
Staff - fantastic, friendly, helpful. Location - Chelsea Market, Highline + more. Cool - great rooms, shared spaces + the rooftop bar - WOW.
Nothing - any comment would be very petty.
Everyone was so nice and kindly to us. First of all they let us check in at 11 am because our flight arrived early. Then, they gave us a bottle of champagne to celebrate New Year's Eve. I'll come back for sure!
Great location near Greenwich Village/Chelsea for someone seeking to avoid the overtly tourist locations. Easy links around town to major landmarks but great location for bars/cafes and venues for music lovers.
Good modern hotel - geared up for younger audience but could benefit from some quiet open spaces alongside the lively bar/reception and fantastic rooftop venue.
We liked this hotel, but decided not to stay because of the distance to our son's house. I booked it because it seemed perfect, but found out later it wasn't close enough.
Way too Loud at night. Noisy till 4 am. Even with glazed windows. 2 clubs, one above and one below hote. tons of honking cabs. The sinks drain very slowly and water sludges up while you brush your teeth. no plugs near the bed to charge your phone so you have to walk over to a table at night to check your phone.
The staff was very friendly and accommodating- especially at night when the club was going strong. They took wry good care of us.
It was our honeymoon so we were given an upgrade on arrival, then as soon as we got to our room a bottle of complimentary prose vow arrived. As soon as we stepped into the room we were impressed by its "funkiness", which is exactly what we wanted from a New York hotel. The room was not massive but probably bigger than a standard NYC hotel room. Staff we're very helpful. Basically we loved it.
Location Trendy style
Staff not friendly at concierge Hotel having nightclubs in it is not quiet at all and you hear and feel base all night So couldn't sleep well at all Very poor concierge service Room should be checked for availability of hairdryer And also electricity plug not working
Nice clean and new hotel
Everybody is wearing a suite so this could be quite intimidating if you're not on a business travel
The hotel is very cool, the bedroom is quite big compared to others in NY. The bed is by far the most confortable I've ever had in NY. I didn't have to pay the Wifi as I was given a code.
There were some noisy people in the bedroom next to mine.


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I'm growing a couple of mint herbs one of which is Chocolate. I would like to try making a cup of tea to see how it tastes but having never grown herbs or made a tea from them I don't know how to go about it. I was hoping someone would give me some tips. Do I have to dry the leaves or can I just pick them and steep them in hot water? How many leaves would I need to use for a cup of tea? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
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- Posted by fatamorgana Zone 5/6 (My Page) on Tue, Nov 23, 10 at 9:14
I have heard of people steeping fresh mint leaves but usually the "mint tea" everyone talks about is made from steeping dry leaves. During the growing season try a tea made with fresh leaves and one made from dried. See what you prefer. As far amounts, for an average sized coffee mug, I use a rounded teaspoon of dried herbs to steep. More if it is a mild herb or I feel like it. Start with a rounded teaspoon and adjust as per your preference from there. As for drying, avoid a food dehydrator for mints. They dry quickly and well without it plus the dehydrator is too hot even on the lowest heat settings. Some people hang herbs to dry but I lay them on screens. I add paper toweling on top of the screens to prevent herb cross-contamination and to keep the screens clean. FataMorgana |
Here is a link that might be useful: How to proprly steep tea
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Thank you, FataMorgana. Greg |
I pour freshly boiled water over fresh herbs all the time to make tea. A sprig or two can also make cold water more appetizing or provide a change from plain water. It helps to roll the herb springs in your hand to help release the flavors. Whenever you are pruning herbs make a cup of tea to reward yourself. I fill the cup 1/4 - 1/3 full with sprigs of fresh herbs - I have used mint, sage, rosemary, basil, violet leaves, lemon balm, lemon thyme, English thyme, marjoram, yarrow leaves, strawberry leaves and others I can't remember right off the top of my head. Thyme tea with honey and lemon is great for sore throats, bronchitis coughs - tasty even when healthy. I particularly like sage tea and violet tea both of which have health benefits as wells as being tasty. I found yarrow leaves much tastier than I expected. Adding honey or lemon can enhance flavor just as sugar and lemon enhances China tea. Almost all herbal teas have health benefits. Many books and websites will give you more information. All of us are different so watch yourself for any allergic or uncomfortable reactions. Some are not a good idea for pregnant women - like parsley can supposedly cause contractions. Moderation and self awareness are recommended. However, I have had many problems with prescription drugs and have never had any with herbal teas. I do not use more than a cup or two a day of any beverage and try to practice variety in my teas as well as my diet. |
I'm not a fan of 100% mint tea, but LOVE a few fresh leaves mulled in my regular green or white tea. |
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Motherhood: The Endless Give And Take
By Lisa Romeo
When my father died four years ago, I was surprised at the level of grief that rolled through my own family; after all, my kids only saw their PopPop a few times a year. Yet even now, my 12-year-old says he still sometimes "talks" to his grandfather at bedtime. Now, when I'm on the phone for hours talking with doctors long distance, or when Frank dashes down to his parents' house to solve some problem, I see the questioning, frightened looks my kids try to hide. How To Help A Partner Grieve
I have no answers for them. I can't think about that now. Not this week. Not when I'm alone on the scene, running between my mother's room at the rehab hospital and the only place nearby where there's a reliable enough Wi-Fi connection to allow me to get work done.
I'm doing my best to keep in touch with my husband and sons via phone calls and texts. While I'm here, the 16-year-old is tackling driving lessons, and his younger brother has begun soccer practice. Last night, they emailed photos of them at a Yankees game. I'm missing it all, and even though I know that what I'm doing here is important, and that Frank has altered his work schedule, and that friends are pitching in, I still somewhat resent the whole situation.
For now, I can only think about what Mom needs, and somehow reconcile that with what I need, and what my husband and our children need. So far, we're holding steady, though we don't always like the situation we're in. Like now. My need to travel forced us to cancel our family vacation, made it necessary for me to forego a freelance project that promised needed income, and separated us for the final weeks of summer, a time when we traditionally spend more, not less, time together.
When I was packing, everyone in my house kept their distance—though they also pitched in. Frank made calls, studied the family calendar and made sure, the night before my flight, that we made love, passionately. The boys taught me how my new cell phone works, rounded up magazines for the plane ride and slipped a snack into my purse. Yes. We're holding steady. What choice do we have?
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My local nursery has an Asian pear at about $21. It is a left-over from last year and the tag is missing. It only says "Asian Pear". There are fruits on the tree. I already have the Shin Li and plan to buy 3 more Asian pears. Should I grab this one? It is hard to tell exactly what pear this tree is without the ripe fruit. |
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I wouldn't. Spend a couple bucks more early next year and get a known variety that is known to do well in your area, on a known rootstock. |
This nursery only sells trees good in our area. And it is a Hollybrook grown. The only problem is that I do not know the variety. |
I would not buy an unknown variety. Would not take it for free either. If I were planning 4 trees I would research and find the 4 best and not take anything other then those 4. By research I mean read on the web and also try to find U pick and home growers near me that would share samples This is not hypothetical, it is what I do. In the end work is the same, so I want the best possible fruit. I got this way after buying a not great peach tree from a local nursury. I didn't know any better until I got peaches from another dude. It was like I was growing dollars and he was growing hundreds.. |
I do that all the time. If it turns out to be a variety that is not very good you can always graft a different variety on it. I also have plenty of room so I am not limited on the amount of trees I can plant so that makes a difference as well. |
Aw life is a gamble, I would buy it, take a chance. Some of my best trees came as no names. I once bought a lime tree like that, it was one of my best trees |
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For me, it would depend how much room I had. If I had acreage to spare, I might roll the dice. I wouldn't ever trust (most) retail nurseries and garden centers to only sell what is right for an area, by the way. |
I just went ahead and bought the tree. I tried a small fruit on the tree and it is very sweet. The price is 50% off $35. I'll post some pictures when I get chance. |
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Fed board members said they will probably end their $85 billion monthly bond purchases in 2013, according to minutes of their Dec. 11-12 meeting released yesterday. Additional liquidity from central banks in the U.S. and Europe helped the forint gain 8 percent in 2012, the second-biggest advance, after the Polish zloty, among more than 100 currencies tracked by Bloomberg, while Hungarian bonds returned the most in euro terms in 2012 after Greek and Portuguese debt.
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An arthroscope is a small tube that is inserted into the body that consists of a system of lenses, a small video camera, and a light for viewing. The camera is connected to a monitoring system that allows a surgeon to view the operation while it is being performed. The arthroscope is often used in conjunction with other tools that are generally inserted through another incision. These tools, unlike the arthroscope, are used for grasping, cutting, and probing.
Arthroscopy is a procedure used for joint conditions. Originally, arthroscopy was a diagnostic tool only, used primarily for planning a standard open surgery. However, because of the development of new instruments and advanced surgical techniques, many conditions can also be treated with arthroscopic surgery.
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A general, local, or spinal anesthetic is administered.
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The small puncture wounds created by the arthroscope and probing tool(s) may take several days to heal.
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GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. — A 36-year-old man was found dead after he apparently fell from a cliff in Grand Teton National Park.
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Beautiful park on the Columbia river in Eastern Oregon. Easy on and off I-84. Trains go by on the south side, so you may want to ask for a north side sight. River sights are on the north side. Large sights with grass and a great view of the river. Would be tough to be outside if it were very hot or windy which happens on the river. Would have given it a 10 except that the sites are gravel and our site, 21, had the table and fire pit on the wrong side of the trailer. - b7xv
This park is beautiful; unfortunately, we did not get to stay here because the staff (or at least the lady who seemed in charge) was not so beautiful. She was not only less than helpful, she didn't seem to want to be bothered. Since being stuck with misrepresented RV parks in the past 4 months, we decided to visit this park first. There is a calendar on their web site indicating availability which showed a lot of vacancies this month. Next to the office window, there is also a board with notations on each campsite showing reservations. What they didn't explain, the web site only shows a date not available unless every campsite is booked. The board next to the office only shows bookings for the present week, not the following weeks. Also, on their web site, there is a rather rude 'rules bulletin' indicating 2015 policies for booking sites. Basically, they will only accept reservations by mail, and it must be mailed Thanksgiving week. Any reservation request received prior to that will be returned! Really??? The RV park is one of the prettiest I have seen. But, as the saying goes, pretty is as pretty does. After an 80-mile drive to check it out, I'll pass, thank you. - Dot
We love this resort! So much room between rigs, and the setting is more like a park than a RV resort, with grass everywhere and mature (shady) trees. Walking paths to the nearby marina, great Wi-Fi (easy to stream Netflix movies), nice selection of digital TV channels. There's a train track nearby, but while a train rumbles by every now and then, at least it's not blowing the whistle. Boardman is a tiny town, but there is a grocery store, several gas stations and a few restaurants (head east along the river to the nearby River Lodge and Grill, which has pretty decent food - a walking path connects it to the RV park). The only fly in the ointment is their reservation system. We were told to move from our waterfront spot into a central spot, and then watched as our old waterfront spot sat empty all night long. - coffeetime
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This is a good park for an overnight or two. However, it's way out in the boonies and not close to anything in Boardman. The office was open until 7:00 PM which was a good thing if you are traveling late. Every site is a pull through. Some of the sites are very long! And I have to rave about how level the sites are! My control box for my stabilizers indicated I was already level before I lowered them. Although the sites themselves are close together, each individual site is very wide so the close together thing isn't a big issue. One of the perms had a nice deck built. Some of the sites have shrubs between them for more privacy. The laundry and bathrooms have 24 hour access codes and were clean. For laundry, at $1.50 to wash and $1.50 to dry, if you are just passing through FIND something to wash just to get ahead on laundry! The cable was all analog channels and had a good selection of most any channel you would want. WiFi was good, required an access code good only for the period of your stay. Only one negative: If you are given site 11, ask for a different site. I was initially assigned site 11 to be close to the laundry. Although site 11 is close to the laundry, it is also so close to the handicap access ramp that people will be tempted to cut through site 11 to walk up the handicap ramp. The problem with this is an issue with people possibly tripping over your hoses, cords and cables as the hoses, cords, and cables lay across the area where they would cut through. - DXSMac
This was a nice park for an overnight stop on our way home. We called ahead because we were going to be a late arrival. Not a problem. Got excellent directions to the park. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Our site was gravel, but very level and was just off the pavement. The park was very clean and well maintained and the area was very quiet. Lots of long term RVs but not a problem at all. Great park for an overnight stop. - OldJim
This is an OK park for an Overnight stay. There were a lot of workers there that had no respect for the other RVer's. If you get far enough away from them you are OK. Wi-Fi was Iffy had to go to the antenna to get connected. - rpwh


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