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May 31, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
The award-winning Marquesa Hotel-- Key West's finest small hotel, a luxurious gem with lush gardens just steps from Duvall Street in Old Town--is home to one of the best dining experiences on the island. The 50-seat restaurant offers Contemporary American Cuisine, with specialties including Seared Brioche Dusted Yellowfin Tuna, Goat Cheese and Pistachio Crusted Rack of Lamb and Grilled Marinated Key West Shrimp, along with fresh baked breads and desserts. Awards include the AAA four-diamond and the DiRona Award. And Zagat has distinguished the restaurant as one of the best hotel restaurants in the country, identifying its "sophisticated" Key West style, "beautiful" presentations, and "relaxing ambiance" as what "makes her a queen."
Bulgari Resort, Bali to Open in October 2006
May 31, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Bali's island paradise is about to get even more fashionable. Following the successful 2004 debut of the Bulgari Hotel Milan, Bulgari Hotels and Resorts has been designing its second luxury hotel masterpiece, this time perched on a cliff in exclusive isolation overlooking the Indian Ocean. The all-villa retreat will wow guests in October with its traditional Balinese architecture fused with contemporary design. The 59 villas are free standing, luxuriously private, and feature exquisite Balinese antiques, open-air pavilions, terraces, private plunge pools, and of course luxurious Bulgari amenities. For the ultimate in exclusivity, choose the 1,300 sq meter Bulgari Villa, with its two master bedrooms, living room with built-in bar, dining room and home theater, along with the outdoor meditation pavilion, lap pool and extensive terrace. In addition, the Bulgari Resort, Bali will feature a dazzling oceanfront spa, two restaurants, private beach, and a Bulgari store.
One of the World's Best Hideaways: Huka Lodge, New Zealand
May 30, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
There's a lot of buzz about New Zealand-- above and beyond the publicity generated by the Lord of the Rings flicks. Everyone's talking about this little island nation on the far south end of the Pacific. (Indeed, Conde Nast readers rated the country the #1 holiday destination in the world.) No matter what the season, New Zealand has it all: breathtaking scenery, recreational activities galore, delicious cuisine, and warm hospitality. Easily the best place to stay on this gorgeous island nation is Huka Lodge, located in Taupo, in the central North Island, and considered one of the world's top retreats. This 20 suite lodge has racked up the awards: Travel and Leisure Top 500 list (the only property in New Zealand with this distinction), Conde Nast Traveler "Best Hotel Rooms in Australasia and South Pacific," Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report "Top 20 International Resort Hotels." And if the awards list seems impressive, you should see the famous guest-list. The guestbook reads like the party of the century.
The setting is magical. Situated in a beautifully landscaped park on the banks of the Waikato River, Huka Lodge is just a short walk from the spectacular cascades of Huka Falls. As can be expected, activities run the gamut from tennis to petanque, hiking to trout fishing, mountain biking to relaxing in the hot pools and outdoor spa. Spacious, light guestrooms are complemented by outdoor terraces and bathrooms with under-floor heating and sunken baths.
As described recently in Stuff NZ:
Huka Lodge is New Zealand's quintessential super-lodge for the globe-trotting rich, royal and famous… Since 2001, all the guest rooms and the Owner's Cottage - the super suite perched on a rise overlooking the first set of rapids - have been rebuilt or refurbished with the difficult aim of combining the comfort of a five-star hotel with a boysy ruggedness befitting its fishing hut origins.
And the dining is exquisite. Hotel rates include pre-dinner cocktails, a five course dinner and breakfast. All meals are communal seating with some private dinning available.
Bid on $100,000 Worth of Luxury Travel: Charity Auction by Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts
May 30, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
On June 7, Shangri-La will launch a global eBay charity auction to benefit Care for Children, a China-based nonprofit which places abandoned and orphaned children in long-term foster care. The 10 day online auction will feature 14 exclusive luxury travel experiences created by Shangri-La, worth over $100,000. These one-of-a-kind experiences include: dinner for four in Hong Kong's Van Cleef and Arpels boutique, six-night stay in Kowloon Shangri-La Speciality Suite with complimentary use of Horizon Club lounges and 15-minute helicopter ride over Victoria Harbor, parasailing above the Deep Sea Lagoon in Fiji, a gourmet meal served atop the Great Wall of China, a personal concierge-assisted shopping experience in Bangkok, and a private dinner aboard a private yacht on the Singapore River.
Hotel de la Paix Re-opens its Doors in Geneva
May 30, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
After a year long renovation, the five-star Hotel de la Paix has been restored to its former glory. With over two centuries of history, the landmark building is located in the heart of Geneva at one of the city's most prestigious addresses on the shores of Lake Geneva, overlooking the majestic fountain and backdrop of Mont-Blanc. The renovation reduced the number of guestrooms from 101 to 84, which significantly enhances the space within each room. These spacious guest rooms-- with elegant furniture and an abundance of natural light-- have been updated with cutting edge technology and contemporary touches. Since the March 13th reopening, guests can return again to the hotel that has pampered a long line of royalty, philosophers, and writers over the course of its distinguished history.
Memorial Day Weekend Summer Kick-off
May 27, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Whether you're chilling this weekend in Boise or Budapest... The Informed Traveler and Five Star Alliance wish you the best for a fun and happy Memorial Day Weekend. We'll be back next week with some exciting special offers for luxury travel.
The Best of Ireland: Town and Country Experience at Ashford Castle and The Merrion
May 26, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Visitors to Ireland who want to enjoy both the excitement of Dublin and the beauty of the countryside can now partake in the ultimate Irish vacation with the "Town and Country Experience" from Ashford Castle and The Merrion. Located on the country's west coast near Galway City, Ashford Castle is one of the most luxurious castle hotels in Ireland. Its setting is magical: the quintessential Irish pastoral of woods, lakes, rivers and mountains. Along with its delightful accommodations, Ashford Castle is renowned for its recreational activities and country sports, including fly fishing, equestrian center, nine-hole golf course, falconry and sporting clay shooting. The other participating luxury hotel is Dublin's finest five-star hotel. The Merrion is comprised of four restored Georgian townhouses, and now houses 123 guestrooms and 20 suites, the Tethra Spa, and Ireland's only two-star Michelin restaurant, Patrick Guilbaud.
The "Town and Country Experience" offers an exclusive stay at both beautiful properties, with transfers available via limousine, airplane or helicopter. There are three levels available. The Silver Experience is priced at EUR 1,550 per person, based on double occupancy and includes: 3 nights Deluxe accommodation at Ashford Castle, 3 nights Deluxe accommodation at The Merrion in the Garden Wing, full lrish breakfast daily, round-trip airport transfers, welcome cocktail at both hotels, tickets for the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin and The Merrion's Art Catalogue, a one-hour massage per person at both hotels, limousine transfer between both hotels, a picnic lunch for two during the transfer, choice of a one-hour Falconry lesson or golf for two with club rental at Ashford Castle. The Gold and Platinum Experiences include additional amenities, such as half-day fly fishing excursion and half-day Georgian Walking Tour in Dublin. This package is subject to availability and includes taxes.
California Romantic Escapes: Inn of the Spanish Garden, Santa Barbara
May 26, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Discover this boutique gem in the heart of historic Santa Barbara. With only 23 luxurious guest rooms and suites, the Inn of the Spanish Garden is an intimate and romantic hotel that epitomizes the history and tradition of Spanish Colonial Santa Barbara. Constructed in 2001, the two-storey hotel is of Spanish-Mediterranean inspired architecture, with white adobe walls, red tile roofs, ornate ironwork, courtyard fountains, vaulted ceilings and arches. All rooms are luxuriously appointed with quality, modern amenities including gas fireplace, Internet access, cordless phone with voicemail, deep soaking tub, and French press coffee maker. In addition, each room features a private balcony or garden patio. The Inn has an open-air fitness room overlooking the heated swimming pool and sundeck, and offers in-room spa services. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast with espresso drinks and newspaper, and evening wine bar.
Hot Dining in Sin City: Alex at the Wynn Las Vegas
May 26, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
If Wynn's signature restaurant is identified by a first name, the chef must be pretty darn good. Indeed, Zagat describes Alex Stratta as one of the "very best chefs" in Las Vegas, having learned his cosmopolitan gastronomic savvy while working under Alain Ducasse. The luxurious four-course prix fixe menu ($120) is a hedonistic delight-- perhaps the dining experience of a lifetime. His artistic French cuisine combines the freshest seasonal ingredients and includes dishes such as foie gras ravioli in truffle bouillon with duck confit salad. The entrance is dramatic-- descending a grand, hourglass-shaped staircase to arrive in the elegant and romantic dining room, designed in a European style with inlaid wood and crystal chandeliers. Zagat raves:
the staff "goes out of its way to ensure a wonderful evening", and "perfect touches" like "the seat-side purse ottoman" for a clientele "who actually remembers to dress" guarantee a reprieve from "the shorts-and–flip-flops" "Vegas culture."
But don't bring the kiddies (children under five are banned from the premises).
Wynn Las Vegas, Five Star Alliance
Going to Manila? Great Value Rates at The Peninsula Manila
May 25, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Modern and stylish rooms. Home of Manila's top restaurants. Club Floor catering to every need of business travelers. Complimentary internet access in all guest rooms and suites. State-of-the-art Spa and Fitness Center-- arguably the city's best-- with gym, pool, sauna, steam room, and massage treatments. Signature Peninsula service. The only hotel in the Philippines honored in Travel and Leisure's "World's Best Business Hotel" awards. Located in the heart of the business and financial district, The Peninsula Manila is the place to stay in the city. Ideal for business travelers, the hotel is also ideal for leisure visitors to the Philippines. And a luxurious stay at the city's best hotel has never been of better value, with rates starting at $120 per night for a Superior Room. Valid until December 31, 2006.


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I currently use the kitchen stove for brewing. It is ok but I am considering a propane burner for faster boils. I have heard that the amount of propane per brew is significant. So my question is "how often do you fill your 20 lb propane tank"? thaks, Mike
I'm at my sixth weekend of 5g every weekend, and my tank is pretty light. I'm going to go swap her out in an hour to start another batch. I do a combination of extract,partial and AG. I use a lot more with AG and partials. I try to maintain a medium rolling boil that nets me a loss of about 1 gal an hour. Also, if you have Blue Rhino tanks in your area, you are not going to find them filled to 20#s. They are such a scam but the convenience is too good sometimes to pass up. My Lowes and Home Depot locations had to places signs on the exchangers because of all the complaints. If you can actually get that tank filled at a mom and pop place you'd get more distance.
I guess that depends on if you're doing extract and partial boils or all grain, heating strike and sparge water on top of a full boil. I usually get at least 4, 5 gallon all grain brews from a tank that I get filled at a local camper place. Not the exchange tanks that are light on gas. "How much propane does Blue Rhino put in its tanks? Inflationary pressures, including the volatile costs of steel, diesel fuel, and propane, have had a significant impact on the cylinder exchange industry. In 2008, to help control these rising costs, Blue Rhino followed the example of other consumer products companies with a product content change. We reduced the amount of propane in our tanks from 17 pounds to 15 pounds."
Blue rhinos in my area have been coming out around 15#.
I get between 2 and 3 boils per rhino tank. I also have it going with a pretty vigorous boil so keep that in mind.
5 - 6 * 5.25 gallon AG brews per tank. I boil for 75 minutes, but use the kitchen stove for heating the strike and sparge water. -a.
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I never have to fill my propane tank, I have an all electric system now. Prior to that I used Blue Rhino tanks for 5 gallon batches over a 99,000 btu burner. I averaged about 3 batches per tank, usually running out of gas somewhere in the middle of the fourth.
i usually get at least 7-8 batches per tank, using DME though, not all grain. i put the lid on halfway so i conserve a ton of propane that way since i turn the burner way down.
I think I need to get a proper flame. Is there any pictures or videos of this? I know I need and wind shield but I am not getting any where near 4 to ag batches.
Good info on the blue rhino exchanges, I did not know that. I used to to exchange my grill tanks there until I found it was cheaper to have my local gas company fill them, I get a discount as I heat my house with propane as well.


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Dec 17, 2011, 01:13 PM | |
People are fairly raving about theirs in the RTF forum:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...&pp=30&page=10 Ask your question there, it does sound like yours is tail heavy? |
Dec 17, 2011, 07:47 PM | |
raf37, I maiden my DR 1 today. Ground looping was an issue at first! But lets back up just a tad. First, do you fly larger planes? and if you do, do you fly with the rudder? If you do use or fly with the rudder on the left stick, then switch them! To do this remove the battery from the plane, turn off the transmitter, put both sticks forward and to oppisate corners and turn the TX back on. You will hear two beeps and the red light will flash. If done correctly you will now have the rudder on the left stick. But If you do not normally fly with the rudder? then try adding the power faster. Don't try to nurse it along. The rudder is very effective as the speed comes up, so its easy to get behind the plane and make it ground loop. Tail draggers are all a bit touchy, some require a little up elevator to hold the tail down until airspeed has been increased, then release it before the plane rotates. I hope this helps? Jim
Dec 17, 2011, 09:34 PM | |
To take off straight, rapidly advance the throttle to at least 3/4 to full throttle. If you wish to milk it out, throttle back once the tail comes up. It behaves just like the big ones. No bull, if you firewall it on a smooth surface once it is trimmed, it will takeoff hands off. Give it a try. If you try to accelerate slowly it gets hard fast, Not enough air flow over the rudder versus the tall stance.
DJ Het Pattypilot, glad you got to fly it today. I got stuck cleaning the shop:-( |
Dec 17, 2011, 11:24 PM | |
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Golly friend you sure do have something wrong as i got mine thursday & flew it friday morning in the small lawn in front of my house, it flew perfect right out of the box. did notice slight tail heavy but just gave it some down elevator & it was perfect then. it rogs perfect with no problem i do use full throttle on take off but once airborne throttle back to about 30%. both my wheels rotate freely so make sure yours do also. it loops perfect & really like the full off throttle landing. my beast needs aliitle throttle to land, the quality is perfect for this little jewel. cheers haldayne
Dec 21, 2011, 11:47 AM | |
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Did the following: One wheel was Not free spinning(drilled it out) Glued wheel retainers on (canopy glue)These retainers come off easily.Hence the glue. Checked ground tracking,made slight adjustment.Rolls straight now.Also glued LG axle (slided easily) wheels now centered on axle(LG)
Added 1/10th oz.lead nose weight. Using the center wing @ 25% back from LE. Balances now. I suggest you check these items if you experience similar issues. No indoor flying till !/9/12 .Will have to wait to try it. raf37 |
Dec 21, 2011, 02:54 PM | |
Glad you found what may have been the problem. I noticed one wheel not spinning freely on one of my two Dr1's and fixed it by reaming it out with a tapered reamer. All my flights so far have been outdoors, with hand launches and landings in grass. So, I haven't had a chance to try any ROG from a gym floor yet.
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Dec 21, 2011, 03:37 PM | |
Test flew my friend's new DR1 this morning in a smallish gym. Flew fine with a couple clicks of down trim. It's very sensitive to trim change and one click makes a difference. All flights were rog and a smooth advance of the throttle brought the tail up and a lift off at about 1/2 throttle. Flys very realistically at this speed and looks good in the air! Aero
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1. BOTH wheels are completely bound to the CF axle --- won't budge worth a darn. Fix: remove the wheels and ream them out with a 1mm drill bit. Then re-assemble. You'll now have a free-wheeling LG.
Of course if you ROG at WOT it won't matter a bit if you don't have free wheeling. However, if you'd like your DR-1 to do a scale takeoff, slow and steady and easy -- you'll want to free wheel. 2. The included pilot is a neat feature. However, it's a WW2 pilot: you need to shave off the headphones over his ears -- there weren't any headphones in that war, and shave off the shoulder strap buckles -- in WW1 all they had were seat belts. I also shaved off some of the goggles -- made them less protruding. 3. Add a 1"x1/8" piece of white cloth, glued to the side of his neck, and trailing out back --- that's the white silk scarf that all the pilots needed so they could constantly turn from side to side and back, to evade attacks from the rear. 4. As previously noted in an earlier thread don't call the guy an "Axis" pilot -- that applies only to WW2 --- in WW1 they were called "Central Power" pilots. Also "Huns" and "the Boche." NOW ---you are Manfred von Richtofen, you're ready to climb into the cockpit and get another Brit, Frog, or Yank! .... Viel' Glück! Willi |
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Dr. Johnson's session will present a comprehensive study of the language of the mind and how the mind is used to harm or help the recovery process. ACT teaches patients to accept that humans have very little control over what thoughts show up in our minds and helps develop awareness about the ways that minds work.
Dr. Craig L. Johnson is one of the five keynote speakers featured at the Symposium and has been a leader in the field of eating disorders for more than 30 years. He is the Chief Clinical Officer of Eating Recovery Center in Denver, Colorado and was the Founding Editor of the International Journal of Eating Disorders.
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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Justin Upton showed no mercy on his former club in his first game back at Chase Field.
The former D'back went 4-for-5 and his towering two-run shot began a game- breaking four-run sixth inning, as the Atlanta Braves pounded Arizona, 10-1, in the opener of a three-game set.
After six seasons with Arizona, Justin Upton was shipped to Atlanta this past offseason and has produced in a big way. He blasted his 13th homer of the season -- his first since April 27 -- and fell a triple short of the cycle on Monday.
"To come out and get four hits, its always a good feeling," said Justin Upton.
Another former Diamondback, Chris Johnson, produced a two-run homer and drove in three while accumulating three hits. Brian McCann belted a solo homer and knocked in three runs while Mike Minor (5-2) tossed 6 2/3 innings of one-run ball. He struck out four and gave up eight hits.
Arizona, losers of three straight, continued to struggle offensively despite recording 10 hits. In the D'backs' last six games, they've scored only 12 runs.
Paul Goldschmidt hit a solo homer and Martin Prado, who Arizona acquired for Upton, went 2-for-2. Wade Miley (3-2) took the loss after surrendering seven runs -- six earned -- on six hits over five-plus frames.
Justin Upton received a mix of boos and cheers upon his first plate appearance, which ended in his only out of the game on a grounder.
Goldschmidt sent Arizona in front early, launching his 10th homer of the year in the home half of the first, but the D'backs never scored again.
B.J. Upton helped Atlanta from falling behind by two in the fourth, gunning down Prado at the plate off Wil Nieves' fly out into center.
The troubles for Arizona then began in the fifth, when Prado's throwing error to begin the frame allowed Evan Gattis to reach first. Gattis later scored on a sac fly from Dan Uggla and Johnson took Miley deep over the left field wall to put the Braves in front, 3-1.
After his brother B.J. was hit by a pitch to start the sixth, Justin Upton gave the fans of his former club a souvenir when he crushed an offering from Miley well into the center field seats to put Atlanta ahead 5-1.
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Freddie Freeman followed with a double and later scored on McCann's single into right, which chased Miley from the contest. Josh Cellmenter took the hill and after getting a force out at second on a grounder from Uggla, he served up an RBI double to Johnson, creating a six-run spread for the Braves.
The Diamondbacks again failed to get on the board when another runner was thrown out at the plate. Prado doubled to left in the sixth and Cody Ross, who had reached with a single, tried hustling all the way around but Andrelton Simmons' relay throw home beat him by several steps.
McCann homered to begin the eighth and added a sacrifice fly in the ninth, with Reed Johnson's RBI single earlier in the ninth accounting for the final margin.
Justin Upton hit his 68th career homer at Chase Field ... B.J. Upton left the game in the seventh after injuring his shoulder when he was hit by a pitch in the sixth ... The Braves have won nine of the last 11 meetings with Arizona ... The D'backs were 0-for-6 with RISP and are just 2-for-38 in their last six games.
James Madison has opted out of a scheduled game at Liberty on Sept. 26 to play FBS opponent SMU, but the two FCS programs have agreed to seek future scheduling opportunities.
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Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook will miss at least one game after suffering a fracture of his right cheek late in Friday's game against the Trail Blazers.
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39 Moo 2 Ao Nang, Muang, Krabi, 81000 Railay Beach, Thailand – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.1/10! (score from 881 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Sand Sea Resort.
Beach. Sunset. Pools
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Location & beauty of the surrounding area.
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Location is wonderful. New deluxe room was clean and spacious, with great large bathroom. An alright breakfast buffet.
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great location excellent wifi
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This was my third time at the resort within these past 5 years. It's great to see all the renovation that is being done which makes the place even much better. I can't wait to go back again once all the renovation is done.
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We stayed in one of the multiplexes and it was very nice. Roomy and clean with excellent AC.
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Nice beach and pool. Close to walking street where you can buy beer for your fridge and enjoy on your deck or watching the sunset from the beach.
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the pool by the ocean delicious restaurant spacious room, with nice bathroom nice balcony with recliner
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Awesome room! Brand new and very comfortable. Short walk to all the strip of bars and restaurants on the west side. The pool is great and close to the swimming beach. Great price for our room too.
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Room was comfortable, clean, and spacious - As was the bungalow. Beautiful location.
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Located along Krabi's Railey West Beach, Sand Sea Resort features rooms with a private balcony. It showcases an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi in public areas.
Sea Sand Resort is a 15-minute boat ride from Ao Nang Beach and a 45-minute boat ride from Krabi Town.
The bungalows and suites at the resort are well-equipped with a minibar, refrigerator and TV with cable channels. Hot shower facilities and toiletries are provided in each private bathroom.
Guests can go on a snorkeling and fishing trip, or enjoy a relaxing Thai massage. The resort provides car rental services and sightseeing and travel arrangements can be made at the tour desk.
Sand Sea Restaurant features beachfront dining, and serves a variety of local and international dishes.
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BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool, Grounds, Terrace, Sun Deck
Canoeing, Hiking, Diving, Snorkeling, Water Sports Facilities (on site), Spa, Massage, Beachfront
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Restaurant with Dining Menu, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is needed).
Packed Lunches, Car Rental, Shuttle Service (surcharge), Airport Shuttle (surcharge), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Currency Exchange, Tour Desk, Ticket Service, Baggage Storage, ATM on site, Concierge Service, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Daily Housekeeping, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Fax/Photocopying, Souvenir/Gift Shop, Honeymoon Suite
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All children are welcome.
Up to two additional children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
One additional older child or adult is charged THB 650 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 2.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
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Stretching across the white sands of Railay Beach, Railay Resort & Spa has spacious cottages in tropical landscapes. It features free Wi-Fi and a beachfront outdoor pool and restaurant.
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On Railay East Beach, this resort features an outdoor swimming pool. The modern rooms have a private balcony and free Wi-Fi.
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really beautiful location and the breakfast on the beach was enjoyable.
a little far from the dock.
very good location for relaxing and to organize day trips to the nearby islands (better boat prices from there then from Krabi or Aonanag). Excellent resort, beautiful rooms for a very good price. Good restaurant, not overpriced. Relaxing place. Perfect contact with nature and sea. I recommend it!
Bad breakfast, staff very rude always annoyed to answer questions and mostly unable to speak english (or to understand). It is advisable to take the hotel transfer otherwise you will have to carry the luggage by yourself on a boat, in the water and on the sand. The place is reachable by Aonang only by boat (the hotel should maybe inform the customers when they book).
Staff, location and ground were amazing. Very Happy with our stay
- best location - realy nice room (got an upgrade on arrival)
extra bed not very comfortable
Grand Delux room. The beach. Clean
Breakfast was not so good.
The place is just wonderful for all the family, sea and even swimming pool witness nice view to the mountains
We choose the bangalow but they are quit old, nevertheless the new apartments are with good design and comfortable balconies to have a rest
Deluxe room is very nice. If you like to stay on Railay West, is good location but be ready the beach is very busy and longtail boats arrive depart right from their. There is a minimart at the resort's area. Pool is okay.
Staff not very friendly. Wifi not working properly. Breakfast terrible. Toilets and facilities not very nice. Prices (spa, food, shuttle, rooms) are way too high even compared to Railay standards.
Location, big rooms.
We had food poisoning in this hotel (only ate food from the hotel that day). Personnel is friendly, but they don't have a clue. Sewer smell on the terrace and in the bathroom. No wine or beer served with diner.
Swimming pools. Location. Breakfast food. Rooms excellent
The location is the best, right on the Railay good beach. Hotel staff were excellent and helped us to move the reservation last minute at no additional charge. Upgraded on one of our stays.
The hotel restaurant was tasty but following other reviews not sure if that was the reason we got upset stomachs. Choices for food is limited on Railay and all pretty poor quality. If you're there for longer, you might find better alternatives on the island, we didn't have that much time to explore.
Very beautiful place (beach, view). Very comfortable stylish new villas with super big bed :)
non enough sun beds to take a sun for every guest of the hotel.
1) Good location in Railey beach, rooms are a few steps to the sea/west side, just a short walk to the east side with restaurants/bars with amazing fresh seafood 2) Rooms are modern and spacious, reliable, wifi, cable TV, lovely bathroom with tub and shower. 3) breakfast buffet is impressive 4) you can rent kayaks from the hotel office - kayaking to the surrounding cliffs was a highlight in Railey beach. 5) Hotel arranged for transportation (long tail boat, golf cart, shuttle) to Krabi airport for a reasonable cost.
Beach. Sunset. Pools
Getting there. Ferry to long-tail
the position is very good, face to eastern beach, good looking in room, more like 4or 5 star hotel. There is also a bathtub, pretty romantic.
shower is not good, water is big and small sometimes.and you can't water the toilet one by one in short time
very noisy beach, not caring, ignoring guests, Toilets ( male) behind reception stringing
Location & beauty of the surrounding area.
Hard beds. Although most places we stayed in Thailand had very hard beds. Our night in Bancock at the Arun Residence Hotel, the beds were softer.
The location on the west side or otherwise known as the 'good side' of Railay is definately worth the few extra dollars if you can afford it. A quick one minute walk brings you to a picture perfect tropical paradise of beach and rocky cliffs. We stayed 18 nights at Sand Sea but didn't use their facilities ie massage,tours because we found them much cheaper around the east side.
Only 20% of the staff were helpful, let alone friendly. We are not 'picky' people, but breakfast was a major let-down. The selections were sub-standard and if you're looking for bacon, don't bother because being a muslim run resort they do not have it. Although, there was 'steamed ham' that looked like Spam if you dared to try it. Instead we gave up our free breakfast and went elsewhere most mornings which was disappointing considering we paid $230 AUD a night. The upside is that although the professionalism of the staff and lack of breakfast choices were poor, the location made up for it.
Location, great room And nice pool
Mandatory new years gala dinner was not worth it
Location and views are fantastic
When I say the staff in the kitchen could take some additional cooking classes, I believe most guests would agree
Had a nice clean bungalow almoust with the pool. 70 meters to the beach. AC good, bungalow good, staff was good, breakfast good but no bacon. Mutch for the money. Nice place.
No bacon.
Amazing place and a paradise on earth, smiling and good employees
There is some mosquito, so recommend bring mosquito repellent
the beach, activities, food, pools, much better than the opposite beach. everything was really nice
Convenient location, Aonang beach to Railay Beach, this hotel is right front of the long tail boat dropping place. convenient corporate facilities with Mini markets, tour desk and nice restaurant, food is good, and it run 9 hrs everyday.
We booked with high season rate and be arranged to a very noise building, which has industrial fan running from 6:30am until 11pm, the hamming sound louder in the hotel room than the balcony, breakfast is very basic, not much choices, there are 2 pools, we stayed 4nights, the pool has never cleaned, you can see the oil frames floating in the pool water.
Nice pools, decent lunch menu.
Too many boats on the beach. Too noisy with their engines revving all day. Breakfast was poor.
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The Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal DDD8 Parallel sessions We have tried to group papers into substantive topics so as to maximise cross-fertilisation of disciplinary perspectives. Some topics involve just one session of 2 or 3 papers: o The ancient Mediterranean o Cremation o Dying in old age o Euthanasia o Funerals o The funeral industry o Funerals & religion o Funerals & secularisation o Gender o Health promotion o Mourning the famous o Obituaries & life stories o Photography o Public mourning, public memorials o Roadside memorials o Suicide Other topics involve more than one session: o Asia o Bereavement o Child death & infant death o The dead body o Death awareness & education o End of life care o How long is life? o Occupations that deal with the dead o Palliative care o Personalised funerals o Pictures of the dead o Space & place o Spirituality Please note that all timings may be subject to alteration, we will endeavour to give adequate notice of any changes. 1 Thursday 13 September Parallel session 1 09.00 – 10.30 County Suite Space & place (i) Chair: Christina Gillis Walter, Tony Space, place and death Maddrell, Avril Mapping grief: spatialities of bereavement Stone, Philip & Making absent death present: death, dying and dark tourism Sharpley, Richard Pulteney Suite Death awareness & education (i) Chair: Sue Read Kern, Margareta Clothes for death - Odjeća za Smrt A'Court, Refkah, 'Lifting the Lid.' An exploration of arts practice and ceremonial Creech, Amy Gee, theatre as methods for dialogue about death and dying with the Bec general public O'Connor, Deborah Community conversations: death education within a health promotion framework Boardroom 1 Occupations that deal with the dead (i) Chair: David Moller Yeates, James Saving and killing, animal euthanasia and veterinary practitioners Kasket, Elaine Death and the doctor: the physician's experience of patient death McGowan, Catherine The psychodynamics of death investigation: a case study of the Office of the Chief Coroner for Ontario, Canada Boardroom 2 Personalised funerals (i) Chair: Anne Barber Gittings, Clare Keeping memory alive: John Knill (1733-1811) and the creation of a Cornish death ritual Parsons, Brian New or rediscovered? Contemporary funeral performance and the past Caswell, Glenys Tailor-made or pre-packaged? A sociological exploration of Scottish funeral practices Boardroom 3 NO SESSIONS Beaufort Suite Dying in old age Chair: Katherine Froggatt Parker, Deborah The discourses of death and dying in residential aged care facilities in Australia Osterlind, Jane Care paths in end of life care for older people – a case manager perspective Whitaker, Anna The ageing and dying body of the oldest old Walcot Hall Infant death, termination and miscarriage (i) Chair: Valerie Sheach Leith Bleyen, Jan Death in the maternity room: metaphors of care after stillbirth Peelen, Janneke Becoming human: new rites for perinatal deads Komaromy, Carol Death instead of life: the ambiguity of managing the life and death boundary 2 Thursday 13 September Parallel session 2 12.00 – 13.00 County Suite Space & place (ii) The place of death Chair: Carol Komoromy Behuniak, Susan Nursing homes and the amplification of dementia: the power of place Broome, Isobel 'I must hire a little room to die in': patient choices in early homes for the dying Pulteney Suite Funerals Chair: Brian Parsons Hui, Victoria Ka-Ying Lyrical themes in 2006 top ten UK funeral songs Glass, Anne Attitudes about funerals revealed through narratives Boardroom 1 Miscellaneous Chair: Lynda Payne Armstrong-Coster, Issues encountered when planning research on national attitudes to Angela death, dying and mourning Voninski, Paul Sex and death: a reconsideration of their intersection, interrelationship and interdependence in light of evolving cultural, technical and biological myths and realities Boardroom 2 NO SESSIONS Boardroom 3 Spirituality (i) Chair: Una MacConville Grassman, Eva, Spiritual care in the last phase of life: a comparison between the Juntunen, Elina, Church of Sweden and the Church of Finland Whitaker, Anna & Yeung, Anne Birgitta Nesporova, Olga Is death the end? Belief in the afterlife in contemporary Czech society Beaufort Suite End of life care Chair: John Rosenberg Winslow, Michelle Life stories in end of life care: establishing an oral history service in Walsh, Kate & Noble, a palliative care unit Bill, Froggatt, Katherine 'Hide and seek': managing living and dying in care homes for older people Walcot Hall (YMCA) Child death (i) Chair: Clare Gittings Garattini, Chiara & Gathered to her Babies: children, death and maternal love in the th Taylor, Lawrence 19 century Ciregna, Elise Sleeping cherubs, marble lambs and empty cradles: children's th th memorials in 18 and 19 century America and England 3 Thursday 13 September Parallel session 3 14.00 – 15.30 County Suite Space & place (iii) Landscape Chair: Jane Calow Gould, Polly Art and mourning in an Antarctic landscape Tucker, Judith Present tense: drawing close to death Pulteney Suite Infant death, termination & miscarriage (ii) Chair: Vanessa Lockyer-Stevens Cameron, Joan, Policies for pre viable infants in the UK: who cares for the baby? Greene Alexandra & Taylor, Julie Sheach Leith, Valerie Searching for wholeness? An autoethnography Boardroom 1 Gender Chair: Terri Sabatos Larsson, Gunilla Boat burials, gender and power structures Hughes, Anne-Marie Munition workers and workplace fatalities in the First World War: the Claire influence of gender and war role in the valuing and commemoration of war related deaths th Payne, Lynda 'Desiring death like a lover': the perils of being a virgin in 19 century Europe Boardroom 2 Death awareness & education (ii) Chair: Jan Bleyen Dickenson, George, Palliative care and end of life issues in UK pre-registration, Clark, David & Sque, undergraduate nursing programmes Magi Allchin, Lynn, Fallon, End of life care: students' perspective Amy, Hegedus, Kathryn & Polifroni, Caroline Amorous, Isabel & Training agents of social change: transformational leadership in Schreiber, Janet death, grief and trauma Boardroom 3 Spirituality (ii) Chair: Paul Chi Keong Ong Ettema, Eric Existential loneliness: a conceptual review of the literature Johnson, Malcolm Spirituality and biographical pain at the end of life Beaufort Suite The ancient Mediterranean Chair: Douglas Davies Simandiraki, Anna The social context of death, dying and disposal in the Prehistoric eastern Mediterranean Arima, Heli, Fulminate, Changing society, changing burial rites: from orientalising trenches Francesca & Rajala, to archaic chambers at Cisterna Grande (Crustumerium, Rome) Ulla Erasmo, Mario Ausonius' Parentalia: walking among the dead Walcot Hall (YMCA) Personalised funerals (ii) Chair: Thomas Quartier Barber, Anne Accounting for lives cut short – a study of Civil Funeral scripts Schafer, Cyril Contested tributes, continuing bonds and living memorials at life- centred funerals Svensson, Ingeborg The fertile homosexuality 4 Thursday 13 September Parallel session 4 16.00 – 17.00 County Suite Pictures of the dead (i) Chair: Polly Gould Gough, Paul Redemption and resurrection: picturing the dead in the post-war work of Stanley Spencer, Will Longstaff and Jeff Wall Jaworski, Emilie Images of death, images of society Pulteney Suite Asia (i) Buddhism Chair: Anna Simandiraki Gouin, Margaret How to study a funeral Hasna, Kaneez Bonn Pchum Ben: The Festival of the Dead Boardroom 1 Occupations that deal with the dead (ii) Chair: Tara Nipe Rajala, Ulla The dead, the ancestors and the Italians: an ethno-archaeological study of the attitudes of central Italian archaeologists Cooper, Jan 'Last but not least' – student nurses experiences of performing last offices Boardroom 2 NO SESSIONS Boardroom 3 Spirituality (iii) Chair: Malcolm Johnson Anderson, Megory Is anybody listening? Spiritual needs of the dying and the grassroots response (Sacred Dying and more) Speyer, Josefine The body is not all we are – a holistic view to dying, death and bereavement Beaufort Suite How long is life? (i) Chair: Mervyn Taylor Read, Sue & Todd, Thinking about death and what it means: the perspectives of people Stuart with intellectual disabilities Grassman, Eva 'A short life': notions of a limited future and of premature death in chronically ill, visually impaired adults Walcot Hall (YMCA) Child death (ii) Chair: Joan Cameron Barrett, Karen The sudden death of a child: narratives of bereaved parents and social workers Lockyer-Stevens, Sudden death of the child: time to go home Vanessa 5 Friday 14 September Parallel session 5 09.00 – 10.30 County Suite Space & place (iv) Where the dead reside Chair: Rebekah Lee Fisher, Pam 'Houses for the Dead': the provision of mortuaries in London, 1866- 1889 Murray, Mary Laying Lazarus to rest: the place and the space of the dead in explanations of near death experiences Venbrux, Eric & The living and the dead: house shrines in The Netherlands Wojkowiak, Joanna Pulteney Suite Pictures of the dead (ii) Chair: Mario Erasmo Varner, Eric Animated conversations: ancient Roman portraits, living viewers and the dead Wright, Amina 'I Yet Live!' Child mortality and parental bereavement in the visual th arts of the 18 century O'Donohoe, Stephanie Parting shots: memorial photographs and meaning-making in & Turley, Darach Ireland Boardroom 1 NO SESSIONS Boardroom 2 Asia (ii) China & Korea Chair: Hartmut Gunther Becker, Tanya A dream of death: understanding of death in the early Daoist philosophy (The book Zhuangzi) Park, Chang-Won Transforming death in South Korea: from Confucian burial to modern cremation Horlyck, Charlotte Relations between the dead and the living in pre-modern Korea Boardroom 3 Funerals & religion Chair: Kate Woodthorpe Poujeau, Anna Never forget the dead. Young people's funerals in a Christian community of Syria Rivoal, Isabelle Women are weeping as men are kept outside their houses: gender, honour and reincarnation in Druze funerals Quartier, Thomas Material memories in Christian funeral rituals in The Netherlands Beaufort Suite The dead body (i) Viewing the dead Chair: Chris Kynaston Jenkins, Tiffany Contesting dead bodies in museums: the emerging cultural meanings of human remains Harper, Sheila Looking death in the face. A comparative ethnography of English and American funeral homes Mansfield, Laura & Daphne Wright: the corpse and the death cast. (Paper supported by Wright, Daphne Arts Council South West) Walcot Hall (YMCA) Bereavement (i) Chair: Christine Valentine Ngquangweni, The gendered nature of mourning in the South African context Hlonelwa Souza, Margaret The dying process and its effects of bereavement Gibson, Margaret Impersonating the dead: on the relationship between mimesis and mourning 6 Friday 14 September Parallel session 6 12.00 – 13.00 County Suite Occupations that deal with the dead (iii) Chair: Magi Sque th Rotar, Marius The 'Professionals' of death in 19 century Transylvania Craig, Marie Retained organs at autopsy: evaluating the role of the post-mortem co-ordinator Pulteney Suite Public mourning, public memorials Chair: Richard Sharpley Stengs, Irene Mourning events: death of the people's singer Reimers, Eva Public memorials as communicative tools to contrast, deconstruct and negotiate history and the present Boardroom 1 Space & place (v) Architecture & design Chair: Mario Erasmo Davies, Penelope Living to living, living to dead: communion and communication in Roman republican tombs Holm, Lorens The death of Le Corbusier: the death of space Boardroom 2 Asia (iii) Japan Chair: Charlotte Horlyck Valentine, Christine Continuing bonds in contemporary Japan: a mirror to the West? Arnarson, Arnar So as not to be alone Boardroom 3 Spirituality (iv) Chair: Matthew Bullen st Ong, Paul Chi-Keong Death and dying in the 21 Century & Smith, Pauline Forbes, Duncan & Enabling the 'Good–enough' death Ong, Paul Chi-Keong Beaufort Suite Suicide Chair: Janet Schreiber Simone, Caroline An ethical dilemma? Methodological reflexivity in suicide bereavement research and interviewees experiences of participation Robertson, Matra Palliative care and suicide: a sensitive place of difference? Walcot Hall (YMCA) Funerals & secularisation Chair: Peter Jupp Heessels, Meike Re-inventing All Soul's Day in the Netherlands Allen, Simon Rising secularism in UK funeral practice 7 Friday 14 September Parallel session 7 14.00 – 15.30 County Suite Space & place (vi) Burial grounds Chair: Gabriel Moser Gillis, Christina A space not their own: burying the dead on a small Atlantic Island st Woodthorpe, Kate Bodies in the cemetery: is taboo still relevant in 21 century Britain? Deering, Bel From asbos to X-rated: exploring the social diversity of the cemetery Pulteney Suite Cremation Chair: Cara Bailey Grainger, Hilary Maxwell Fry and the 'Anatomy of Mourning' at Coychurch Crematorium, Bridgend, Glamorgan (1969-1970) White, Stephen Cremation Acts and funeral pyres in the British Commonwealth Jupp, Peter Maryhill: the beginnings of cremation in modern Scotland Boardroom 1 The funeral industry Chair: Sheila Harper Veron, Berangere Death professionals and funeral planning in France. A sociological exploration Kynaston, Chris Giving form to the dead and work to the living: an exploration in the sociology of coffins Boardroom 2 NO SESSIONS Boardroom 3 Palliative care (i) Chair: Susan Behuniak Connaire, Kevin, Cox, Precious moments in Hospice Day Care Karen, McCarron, Mary & Neenan, Kathleen Carter, Yvonne, National evaluation of the Big Lottery Fund palliative care initiative Petchey, Roland & Williams, Jacky Beaufort Suite The dead body (ii) Corpses & the law Chair: Tiffany Jenkins Troyer, John Abuse of a corpse: a brief history of necrophilia laws in America Woodhead, Charlotte A predilection for the status quo? The legal treatment of human remains Walcot Hall (YMCA) Bereavement (ii) Chair: Robert Smith Payne, Lucy The return of personal property to the bereaved after disaster. (An exposition of the key issues and guidance for practitioners) Anning, Joanne, Stories of hope and inspiration: young people's narrative of Horsham, Selina & experiencing the death of a loved one Stedmon, Jacqui Ellis, Julie 'I don't like to be down because I don't think people like to know you when you're feeling miserable…' Negotiating expectations: bereavement, experience and identity 8 Friday 14 September Parallel session 8 16.00 – 17.00 County Suite The dead body (iii) Brain death Chair: Margaret Souza Nipe, Tara Talking to the brain dead – an examination of an unexplored nursing practice Long, Tracy, What does a diagnosis of brain stem death mean to family members Addington-Hall, Julia & who are approached about organ donation? Sque, Magi Pulteney Suite Mourning the famous Chair: Elaine Kasket Foltyn, Jacque Lynn The last look: Anna Nicole Smith, James Brown, Princess Diana, Saddam Hussein …and, yes, Jesus: the celebrity corpse in the infotainment era Davies, Catherine Analysing media representation: stardom and spectres of death Boardroom 1 Euthanasia Chair: John Troyer Cadman, Louisa Understanding life and death decisions in and through the work of Giorgio Agamben Richards, Naomi Public claims and private needs in the 'Right-to-Die' debate in the UK Boardroom 2 How long is life? 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Stella & Ngwenya, Nothando Andres-Clavera, scanMemories Miguel & Cho, Inyoung Excell, Gerri I hate myself and I want to die…So I wrote this song! – Death metal and cybermourning Pulteney Suite Palliative care (iii) Chair: Susan Morris Moller, David Wendell Dancing with broken bones: portraits of death and dying among inner-city poor Karlsson, Eva The limited freedom of palliative care Lillie, Alison-Kate How does a family history of cancer affect the care needs of palliative care patients? Boardroom 1 Photography Chair: Laurens Holm Warstat, Andrew John Stezaker and the afterlife of images Hill, Paul & Simmons, Photography and grief. Mike Boardroom 2 Roadside memorials Chair: Irene Stengs Groote, Peter & Place meanings of memorialised roadside accident locations Klaassens, Mirjam Petersson, Anna Offerkast and roadside memorials Smith, Robert The death that does not depart: roadside memorialisation and mourning customs Boardroom 3 Obituaries & life stories Chair: Pauline Smith Starck, Nigel Posthumous reflections: the newspaper obituary as the first verdict of history Bullamore, Tim Evolving forces and contemporary practice in the art of obituary writing Beaufort Suite The dead body (iv) Donated, dissected & missing bodies Chair: Isobel Broome Stern, Megan Witnessing 'bare life': representing the undead body in Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson and Sebald's The Rings of Saturn Bolt, Sophie & Missing bodies and mortuary ritual in the Netherlands and Rwanda Venbrux, Eric Sque Magi, Long, Why do bereaved relatives decline organ donation? Tracy & Payne, Sheila Walcot Hall (YMCA) Bereavement (iii) money Chair: Arnar Árnason th Sabatos, Terri The 'Pinch of Poverty'. Images of the poor widow in 19 century British art Corden, Anne, Hirst, Financial consequences of the death of a partner Michael & Nice, Katherine Croxall, Jodie & Living on after death – bereavement and social welfare needs Hillcoat-Nalletamby, Sarah 10


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Today's recipe is a soup that I adapted from an old Sephardic Israeli family recipe. It utilizes two popular Middle Eastern ingredients, chickpeas and butternut squash, to create a hearty soup that is low in calories and full of fiber. The natural sweetness of the squash really compliments the nutty flavor of the chickpeas. The …
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It has been four years since Kuchen Meyer found herself sitting at the council table in Afton City Hall.
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PRICE INCLUDES ELECTRIC-WATER-SEWER $500 PER MONTH Price: $500.00 Month Includes Electric, Water, and Sewer Location: Hollywood Mobile H...
Pirate's Pointe Resort
We have 2 RV lots available. Full hookup. Use of the amenities at Pirate's Pointe Resort.
11.5 miles
Lone Pine RV Park
Quiet, Safe, +45 RV Park. Close to Tampa, Sarasota's Sun City Center, the Beaches, and some of the best golf in Florida. We are located a co...
12.5 miles
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Friendly park located on Terra Ceia Bay. Convenient to St. Petersburg & Sarasota/Bradenton area. Fishing pier, boat ramp, heated pool an...
15.6 miles
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We have a small, private space with only 5 lots. These are on grass under a canopy of oak trees. Great place for someone that is coming to T...
16.2 miles
Seffner/East Tampa
Only 9 Lots left in this country setting on Dead end road off U.S. HWY 92 15 min to Seminole Hard Rock. Beaches 45 min. away 1 hour to St. ...
16.6 miles
Bay Bayou RV Resort, Tampa, FL
Large, wooded RV sites with full hook-ups in a peaceful, gated community located on Double Branch Creek near Tampa's top attractions and the...
17.9 miles
Pelican Pier Mobile Home Park
Pelican Pier Mobile Home Park is on the Manatee River in Ellenton, Florida. We have several RV sites available for rent. Minimum 3 month sta...
18.6 miles
Lake Bambi RV Park
Lake Bambi RV Park, Land O' Lakes, Florida
Close to Tampa, the Beaches, Busch Gardens, and some of the best golf in Florida. Beautiful grounds with recreation area by the lake. Commun...
34.5 miles
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We have several sites available for 6 month rentals/385.00 per month plus utilities. Less then six months price varies..check out our park a...
36.1 miles
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