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I was tooling around with multiple free downloads (including google sketch up) and I just couldn't get it.
I ended up redrawing my plan exactly to scale (at least within a couple feet).
Additional suggestions are welcome, including plant placement and selection.
Any space inbetween trees and the negative space will be filled with dwarf conifers, shrubs and perrenials.
The "S" in purple represents the steeper 30 degree slope transitions.
The dotted line in the lower third represents the start of the sloping lot (roughly 15 degrees all the way to the back lot line and continuing).
I forgot to put a compass on the plan but the bottom left corner is WEST facing.
After the house images, the series of images are views from the patio UNDER the deck. Starts from left, to the back and continuing to the right corner of the lot.
RP = Regal Prince Oak
A = Picea abies
G = Picea glauca var densata
P = Picea pungens
O = Picea omorika
PP = Asimina Triloba #5
AA = Aesculus 'Autumn Splendor'
AP = Aesculus Pavia #5
CC = Cercis canadensis #5
CR = Carpinus caroliniana #5
CJ = Cercidiphyllum japonicum
CK = Cornus kousa �Samaritian�
LT = Liriodendron tulipifera 'Little Volunteer'
PA = Pinus x 'Forest Sky'
MJ = Magnolia 'Jane'
NS = Nyssa sylvatica #5
OV = Ostrya virginiana #5
QB = Quercus bicolor#5
QE = Quercus ellipsoidalis #5
TD = Taxodium distichum #5
FR = Malus Firebird'
AS = Acer saccharun �Green Mountain�
GB = Ginkgo bioblia Autumn Gold
L = Thuja Green Giant
PF = Pinus strobus Fastigiata
PV = Pinus flexilis 'Vanderwolf's
PC = Pinus cembra
AC = Abies concolor / koreanea
NC = Picea abies Cupressina
PO = Picea OrientalisAureospicata
CH = Canadian Hemlock
hey.. super ... who needs landscapers ... lol ...
what about a 0ne inch supply line.. wont even need to blow it out with the hill ... gravity will do it for you ... 5th pic from the bottom i see the spigot .... out 5 feet from the house.. and straight out to the back.. T'ing off a few times.. to spread some spigots around ...
otherwise... i love the design.. but have one caveat.. kids ... i dont know your age .. but do you need some green area for frisbee ... baseball catch ... bocci.. lawn darts .. etc... insure that you have the open area you need ... for such ...
though the design may be set... later beds can fill in the open space.. once your kids hate you and move out ... lol ...
i never really post pix of my 100 by 300 foot .. well thats a football field ... not that either of them has any inclination towards sports ... it still comes in handy ... you should see our version of cross country bocci ... up and downhill.. thru paths.. its a hoot ... no real expertise needed.. its all about luck ....
i tried to go back and forth from the top to the bottom for the names.. but i cant .... can you add abbreviations to the top map ....
you are making great progress ...
Looks like a good design...flows good. There is a few places,where design ends at the deck,I would play with. Also where the front porch is the bed sweeps in to tight to the porch. Bring that out a little. I would tie the master bedroom bed in with the garage bed. That will give you better flow and no be so busy.
When you get ready to out line your beds take your plan with a few stakes for layout points and mark your corners. This will give you some reference points to work with.
Take your garden hose and lay your bed out as close to the plan as possible. You will find that it will have to be tweaked here and there for good flow. Easy to do.
Over all you did fine. You will probably make a few changes yourself once things start to take shape. Just take your time. I have played with a few areas of my design for hours till I accomplished just that special look I was after.
Good luck,
Your plan looks much improved now that it is a scaled drawing.
Most tidy landscapes define the bed areas with some type of hard edge. Very few edge types allow for the seamless passage of water. Most have some form of elevation change or barrier to maintain the sharp edge. Thus water that runs to the edge is diverted and then runs along the edge in the downhill direction. This can lead to erosion along the edge when the volume of water is significant and the grade is moderately steep. Often there is also the result of concentrated water causing wet spots in the landscape.
In the graphic below I have shown what I think are potential problem areas in your plan. Expected erosion along the edging is in orange leading to pool areas. Note also that much of the water may be diverted to a concentrated flow across the far back bed. The flows here may wash away mulch and cause erosion on your neighbors yard.
hey ken,
I have to watch the green space as I do have a little one and a high energy lab that likes to bolt around the yard.
I'm going to start googling ways to get additional irrigation. I really need something center back.
hey dave,
good tips on the beds and stakes. It just dawned on me that I should create my beds before I plant anything...maybe even have the mulch blown in.
I actually do have some concern with the flow of water but I'm not sure what to do without completely sacrificing the design. Any suggestions?
I plan on using a finer mulch which I've heard does't flow as much. I tried getting some thoughts from the soil/mulch forum but nothing came up except using cypress mulch which isn't readily available around here. For the most part you got the directional flow correct...surprising because I looked back at the photos and it doesn't really show it lol. Generally speaking the lot slopes back and to the right.
My biggest concern is mulch at the back of the back bed...I'm considering adding stone...but 150", hmmm.
Appreciate the comments so far!
Possibly you've already considered the following, but I thought I would throw it out there in case you haven't.
Sometimes the best approach to designing a garden is to first define living spaces or garden rooms within the landscape. The idea is that each garden room has a function. Some ideas for garden rooms can be defined as play area, dining area, welcome area, fire-pit area, woodland trail. etc... Consider how each of these garden rooms relates to the house (dining area near kitchen for example). It's also a good idea to plan beautiful garden views when looking out interior windows. Fire and water are often overlooked in the planning process but can add so much drama in the garden. Remember too, that decks can be brutal in the summer when they are not shaded by large trees, so until trees get large enough you'll want to create a shady spot to sit somewhere else in the yard.
Not without precedence this is a plan that puts the horse before the cart. What exactly is the plan, that is the aim or purpose even function of this space? With no other input than what you have shown it is a list of plants that you intend to plant around the edges of your property. Is this to enclose the space, show off the trees gain privacy or what? You are offering the answer to question that has not been asked.
You have a little one? You do understand that you are planning on ruining a perfectly good sledding hill. I get accused of that every time I plant something woody on the hill behind the house, and my hill is about half the size of yours.
theresa2 and inkognito,
Good thoughts, questions. The deck is off the kitchen and will be the "main" outdoor space. I may integrate a water feature and hardscaping under and around the deck after I set the stage for the backbone.
I love to collect, plant and care for plants. That is the main goal besides having a lush, enclosed, private landscape.
I live in the hills of Slinger, so there are much much larger hills. That nugget would never consider my yard, lol. I'm going to be quite selfish and offer that the yard is my domain. I'll be creating the beds at my descretion at the time of install to ensure there will be two ~30x30 areas, one on the left that may become a fire and/or water feature. The one on the right is designated as a play area.
There is an empty 1 acre lot to the right of me, that can't be built on. I'm also in a cul da sac with a 1/4 lot across the way that can't be built on. There is also a park 2 blocks away.
couple of thoughts...
agree with ken, I need to see names (even abbreviations) in the plants.
How do people or the lawnmower or other machinery get from the front yard to the back yard? (without going on the neighbors property... hypothetically, they could put a fence along their property line).
Regarding I actually do have some concern with the flow of water but I'm not sure what to do without completely sacrificing the design.
I think any drainage issues (and goals, etc.) should drive the design, not worked in as an afterthought. How long have you lived here? have you been able to observe the water flow and drainage qualities of the soil?
addtional good questions, concerns.
I'm completely confused on the water flow now. I have no idea what to do. What is truly the concern?
I understand mulch can possibly wash away during heavy rains. Do I need more breaks in the beds?
Maybe giving addtional details will help alleviate (my)concerns?
I have a fast draining soil and the lot is elevated. There wouldn't be any soggy or collection areas due to the soil type and the grading of the land.
Regarding getting through from front to back. Machinery could be an issue. For people and garden equipment, no problem. There is a 5' grass path on either side for a rider to get through. I'll have a stepping stone path between/under the Regal Prince Oak and Pinus cembra. Same deal for the Blackgum ('Sheri's Cloud').
Here is another view with the plant listing. BE is an existing 15' Boxelder. TA is Tilia ameriana...the only large mature trees on the lot.
Following Inkognito's question, and guessing from the "new" contributor names appearing here that you are of conifer forum origin, I had already postulated that one of the major purposes of this design is to find a way to plant all these plants that you love.
That's a perfectly legitimate purpose - a collector's garden. Having made one of those myself (unintentionally, incrementally), and having transitioned out of that style to some extent, I would caution you to take a step back, waaaaay back, from the stage at which you are contemplating plant names.
Think about the really basic questions, such as, do you really want to plant up against the house? This is not a foundation planting plan we're looking at here, but the use of the house as an anchor. But I don't really think that (a) your house is going to look any better with plants against it in this arrangement, or (b) that they will necessarily grow well up against the house. Deciduous plants in particular reach for the light, even when they are against a south-facing wall, and they do not look good after a few years.
Fundamentally, what I'm seeing in this design is a case of what we call "perimeteritis" around here; a fear of simply stepping into the open and creating a bed for plants right where you want them to be for some aesthetic, functional, horticultural, or plant-tending reason. You've made a really easy design decision that is an alternative to Ken's "if I'm collecting I might as well just line 'em up" style, but is still not the creation of a pleasing and functional landscape that allows you to collect plants to your hearts content.
There is a distinction here between perimeteritis and boundary definition. Nothing wrong with defining boundaries. But one way of distinguishing the two is to say, if my neighbour defined his/her boundaries the same way, could we co-exist? The answer is no - because your big trees, for instance, are borrowing airspace (and root space). At the same time, your big trees may be lending or wasting their primary amenity: shade. They may also end up competing with each other for airspace. Is this necessary?
What you need to do to avoid a situation in which you will want to redo this all in five or ten years - and trust me on this, because I've moved every single one of my plants a half-dozen times as I transition from one garden form to another! - is to think in terms of plant form and its function for your life - shade here, sightlines there, enjoy the early spring or late fall flowers from this window, compost bin accessed this way, and view of your house from one vantage point or another. AND water flow. Do your design in terms of "big conifer here, arching deciduous shrub here, bulbs there, spreading deciduous tree here with shade on this patch." No plant names yet. Later, you fill in the plant names.
The problem with a collector's garden is that once you live in it for a while, you start to think of the way the landscape functions for you, vs. for the plants.
So my advice to you: step away from the structures, step away from the lot lines, and put down the pencil. Walk around your property and think about the places you like to BE on it, whether to enjoy the morning sun with coffee in hand admiring the new growth on the pines, watching the kids play while you're weeding, what have you. Put a plastic garden chair there. Sit in it, and think about what you want to see from there. Maybe one of your places is your back steps, your deck; others may be in the shade of the big trees you already have. Make pathways to get to the places you want to spend time, and also make pathways that reflect the routes you already go. Also, where do you sit IN the house and what do you want to see from there in what seasons?
Landscape design, even if it is intended to collect plants, is for people, not for houses, properties, or plants. Design it around the people and their needs.
Hi Karin,
Thank you for taking the time to write that up. I have spent 90 days walking the yard, walking from window to window and back from window to window envisioning what the landscape should be. I even questioned my design when I heard the term "perimeteritis". Almost as if it was a disease. I then began changing it, trying to create rooms. Then I said why am I even doing this? I am trying to create a landscape that cuddles the green space and the home itself. I want a private, woodsy feel and I don't know how you do that without creating a backbone around the lot to maxmize the space. Do you have any specific suggestions on what I could do to change it?
There are a couple trees (the Buckeye and Katsura) that I'm questionsing near the house but I have no concern with the small scale trees that enjoy life with shade, ie Kousa Dogwood, Ironwood, Paw Paw, Seven Son Flower and Paperbark Maple.
Some of your curves seem a little too curvy to be easily taken care of. One example is the curves in front of your covered porch. I have a similar situation that I created in my back yard. It looks nice but the mower can't quite make the turn so it takes extra hand time. I'm thinking about fixing it when I have time.
The other question I have is that it seems as if there's no break near your stairs coming down from your deck. There's a break in the landscape on the other side of the deck which I guess is so you can use the walk-out basement. Are you just going to walk through the mulch and trees to get to your backyard from the deck?
mad g,
This is year 1, so the landscape will evolve and establish over time. Once this plants fill the mulch area, I can start planting more trees.
I know what you are saying, I made that mistake at my last house. The curves are drawn merely as representation. I'll use a hose to form the curves and ensure I can easily mow around them. There is a stepping stone path under/between the Katsura and Maple. The break on the other side is a 30-35 degree slope as shown in pic 3.
To start with, I apologize from repeating some of what was said on the last thread you started, I never read that one.
Secondly, I'm linking below to a poster who began with similar intent, though he is not a plant collector. You might be interested in this thread because it has pictures of his yard planted up a bit, and also if you paste his name into a search of this forum, you will find his thread on bed shape - some interesting basic principles under discussion there.
I sense you're getting frustrated with the responses you're getting, and I guess that begs the question of what you were after when you posted your design for comments. It can be tricky - this forum often disappoints both people who post a blank slate, because most of us won't design it for 'em, and people who post finished plans or finished projects, because most of us will point out the mistakes. The ideal time to post is when you have a problem, but you don't have a problem (at least, not yet) and a person with a blank slate doesn't either. When you present a plan and we point out problems, it's like we are creating problems, which makes the person posting feel bad. Kind of a no-win, because the alternative is for us to just say "wonderful." And you know, it probably is, or at least just fine, and you'll love it, but my point is, what was the point in asking?
So let me say what I would do if I had your yard. Me, I'd probably do some hardscape because that's the kind of person I am - and that reminds me that someone once posted a very similar house and lot where he did retaining walls between front and back yards, anyone remember enough to find it? So I'd probably do some terracing, and a few patio flat spots. Mind you, they can cramp the kids' style and create hard things to hurt themselves on, so I might not do it just yet... I'd just plan where they were going to be.
I probably would plant along the boundaries as you want to do, but I would also plant trees where they would strategically shade the yard - I'd want some shade on the deck eventually if the directions work to plant a tree for that, a tree or two that would shade the house a bit in summer, and a tree or two that would provide at least one nice shady spot on the grass in summer. I'd probably want the kids play area shaded for at least part of the day. I'd do all that instead of the plants hugging the house.
More later...
Here is a link that might be useful: One thread by V1rtu0s1ty
Hi karin,
Thanks for the addtional feedback. The point of posting was to get me thinking outside "my" box and everyone's comments have done that for me regarding the finer details.
I can tell you I am a bit confused on the water flow and perimetritis comments because there weren't any solutions offered (ie use this for a bed edge, put a break in the bed here, put screening where its critical and wrap beds up into the middle of the yard).
I did leave alot of detail out and I lack the tools to integrate that detail into the plan so that part is difficult. You may have seen my landscape from a previous home and generally speaking I'm trying to create the same feel but I want to utilize better plant integration (ie more color, texture and conifers) and utlize feedback from folks like yourself.
Great link BTW from my neighbor south of the WI border. That would be pretty cool if someone could find the post that designed something to compliment a house similar to mine.
I found the threads but there is no installation, just the presentation of the original problem. Still, they may interest you. One linked below, and the other is at http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/design/msg0211304423191.html I suspect if you search the forum or maybe all of gardenweb for the keyword "slope" or something similar, you'll find other interesting discussions. Check out the gardening with stone forum, or maybe the woodland forum; never know what you might find by way of inspiration.
Interesting to see your previous yard. Slopes do change things, and although my yard is sloped only slightly, it took me years to figure out what the effect was on the space and how best to work with/around it. One thing I've ended up with is the feeling that slopes look their best when you stand at the bottom looking up, and if the slope is away from your house, that is a difficult design objective to meet. We ended with a patio at the bottom of the yard, and it's nice sitting there surrounded by and looking up at beds and rocks (mine is tiny compared to yours, so not necessarily a transferrable plan). But in the front yard, I levelled a side-slope with a retaining wall, because I couldn't get a nice feel to the space otherwise.
As for plant utilization, this is kind of a funny forum. Many of us are plant nuts (current or recovering) so we know our stuff, but making recommendations for what others will think looks good is a minefield, plus it's complicated when talking across zones. Plus, we're way more about helping other people develop their ability to solve their problems than about telling them the answer. There's a reason for that, as you'll find if you hang around.
Anyway, part of the wonder of landscaping is that nothing is permanent (unless you pour concrete, and even that...). You'll enjoy working with this landscape on an ongoing basis over the years and will no doubt adapt if you and your family's needs change.
Nothing wrong with trying out what you have in mind, and really, if it meets your needs, no one else's opinions matter. It's only when your own plans don't seem to be meeting your needs that you need input.
Enjoy, looks like a great space, and a wonderful spot for a family.
PS If any of those trees are going to block house windows, I'd reconsider those.
Here is a link that might be useful: dc_pilgrim's thread


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We've just put on a large addition in our backyard and are now DIYing a 400 square foot paver patio, which is about 2/3rds complete. (Boy, that was harder than I thought it would be!)
We've been left with a large blank spot in our yard from the construction and I'd really like to do something other than grass there. I'm trying to cut back on mowing!!!!
Here is a picture of what it looks like now. The shot of the woods is from the house.
We were planning on mulching around the patio. Would it look weird to extend the mulch all the way on the back of the house? Any other ideas?
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Good to see CBG stablizing their business and preparing for the future by raising liquidity levels and reducing some of their debt. It is unfortunate that they are implicity projecting longer-term decreases in revenue and income, downsizing their facilities and adopting a lower cost structure. This is now the second quarter in a row with a reported loss by GAAP principles, and even if allowing non-GAAP measures, earnings of $10 million on 268 million shares is disappointing relative to past performance. It will be hard for CBG to earn $50M GAAP this year, given 2 quarters remaining and a loss to date of about $40M. But let's assume that this is a good estimate for argument's sake in 2009.
There is also some reason for concern on their improving balance sheet, with their listed goodwill increasing (??!) vs. Q1 2009 from $1.55B to $1.59B, during which time they've made no acquisitions I know of. The shareholder equity is only $486M, which means if you discount the value of goodwill shareholder tangible equity is -$1.1B. Assuming CBG earns $100M next year and $200M the next five years after that, it will take 6 years just to get to the point of zero tangible equity. Moreover, at a valuation of $2.6B today, the company is trading at about 50x current year's earnings and 26x next year's earnings assuming the projections above.
As there are other stocks with more compelling balance sheets, earnings and valuations out there, it would seem there is minimal upside to CBG shares in the medium-term. Hopefully for the longs here I am wrong...still holding short shares for a better cover price.
the balance sheet maybe similar, the overall environment however is not. different day, different ball game.
if CBG bought GBE, they'd have to buy the stock (as noted, maybe $40 million market cap) plus assume the debt of GBE. i doubt CBG's lenders would allow this to happen. paying out $40 million and adding debt is not what CBG needs right now.
i'm not totally in tune with these broker companies but i think these are more likely to merge/acquire during good times rather than bad times. in the past, i think several have gone private in bad times and then gone public again when times are good. i remember Eastdil (owned by wells fargo) bought Secured Capital a couple years ago during the go go days. and i think CBG bought Insignia sometime before that but not positive.
That is a good point to bring up regarding purchasing GBE. However, there is very little value at all in the GBE franchise or name. I understand most brokers are loosely tied to GBE, and could very easily operate under their original company names. Grubb & Ellis is more of a loose affiliation of various professionals and companies, as various unrelated businesses were purchased over many years. They have never achieved a great deal of synergy.
There are some talented individuals with the Grubb & Ellis system. But, it would probably be much more straight forward for CBRE to approach those relatively successful few broker/individuals to see if they would fit with CBRE - as many already have.
I would look for Grubb & Ellis to collapse one of these years, and their professionals to continue their individual businesses under different names. It seems like they have been on life support for a decade.
For $30 to $40 million, does CBG buy GBE, keep the corporate accounts and property management, maybe a few good brokers and throw away the rest? Or does CBG just stand by and watch GBE wither away?
Thanks for your response, blue. Looking forward to watching this company and seeing how our perspectives play out in our long/short positions. It is clear that there is strong buying interest in the recent weeks, whatever the reason.
as far as EBITDA goes, it is widely used in the financial world. it is true that "real" cash flow is more complex, taking into account a/r, a/p, inventories, etc... often a company will have a working capital line of credit that will cover these other items (like maybe someone is paying them slow so they have to borrow to pay payables while they wait to collect some receivables). sometimes there is a portion of the working capital line that can be used for cap ex.
for companies with no real assets, like CBG, EBITDA is used to calculate leverage. in fact, you might check some recent press releases on the changes to CBG's bank loan. i'm pretty sure there were several references to the loan covenants (which use EBITDA). definitely one for interest coverage.
when buyout firms look to acquire companies, they will often look at it as a multiple of EBITDA. if the company has $100 million in EBITDA, they might consider paying 5x to 7x that amount. this is used every day to value companies.
your original post focused on tangible book equity and GAAP earnings. in this case tangible book equity is negative which implies the company has no value. but it does have value so what does that tell you about tangible book equity in terms of understanding CBG ? GAAP earnings are nice but include non cash charges (i think as much as $100 million for CBG) and sometimes one time stuff that can skew earnings to the good or the bad.
for CBG the analysis is real easy. here's an example looking at year end of 2007. roughly speaking, receivables cover payables (each at about $1.5bn) and all the other balance sheet stuff is meaningless except debt, 700k short and 2.0bn long, or 2.7bn total. on the EBITDA side you have income of 390 plus 120 (depr) plus 160 (interest) plus 190 (taxes). that makes about $800 million in EBITDA.
so debt/EBITDA was only 3.3x, not too high on the leverage spectrum. but now, the debt is the same and EBITDA is probably trending around $250 million for this year, so now we are looking at 10x leverage. i think once you are north of 5x, you are considered "highly leveraged".
the lenders are hanging in there on this deal because they believe EBITDA will increase in the next two years and their really, really bad deal right now will look much better then. and i think they are right.
Makes sense...thanks for the explanation.
For me their balance sheet to a certain degree looks similar to one in 2004/early 2005. Scary, but they certainly did not collapse at that time. Historically their goodwill does fluctuate. It's possible that some part of it is recorded in non-US funds (Europe, Asia subs) and upon consolidation they translate it into $US @ current currency exchange rate.
So would you think that JLL is in better shape than CBE?
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Newly re-furbished 2 bedroom town house with 2 terraces, sleeps 4-6. This excellent town house is located 80 meters from 'La Carihuela' beach. The beachfront walkway runs between Torremolinos and Benalmadena and the apartment is positioned central to these two towns and only ten minutes walking distance to each one. The location is perfect for relaxation with bars, restaurants, cafes, tapas bars, and shops all on your doorstep. Malaga airport is only ten minutes away, by car or taxi. The town house apartment is comfortably furnished and keeping with traditional Spanish style. All windows have blackout sun shutters and all rooms have air conditioning with hot and cold air. The kitchen is fully fitted and equipped with kettle, toaster, fridge/freezer, microwave ,dishwasher, washing machine, iron/ironing board. Also includes satellite T.V., D.V.D., sun loungers, bed linen, towels and hairdryer. All year-round holiday rental, long and short lets. Children welcome, low allergen environment.
Newly added items to the property.: After we have spoken to many clients, we have added a few extras to our accommodation.
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We both enjoyed our stay at your apartment in Carihuela and would recommend it and Alan and Dianne couldn't have been more helpful. I tried to put this review on the website but it isn't accepting my password. One note of warning, tall people would want to watch their heads coming down the stairs as i gave mine a whack bringing down our luggage. We hope to return sometime, John And Flora Monaghan
Right from the start, we were collected by prior arrangement with the owner's, at Malaga Airport, on time and taken straight to the apartment. Everything we needed to know about the superb, clean, roomy and well maintained apartment, was explained to us and we were shown around the immediate area. The fantastic beach was on the doorstep and the shops, bars and restaurants were too many to be fully explored! The resort was clean, friendly and the locals made a real fuss of the kids. Having travelled to many destinations around the world, I can honestly say the food was excellent, with numerous restaurants to be tried (new tapas bar next to apartment was exceptional) and the facilities were second to none.
I could carry on for pages and pages, all I can say is we wanted for nothing, had two weeks pure fun and relaxation and I have already made plans to return! Be quick though because many of my friends are planning a trip here!
To finish I was fortunate enough to meet Gavin and Carol in person and I can say first hand, that they are genuine, honest and extremely helpful, which all adds to the overall experience... Get booking!
This was our 3rd stay in these apartments in just over 12 months, The description of the apartments, the layout, location and the facilities are first class. We had Alan pick us up from the airport, which is a great bonus, Alan and his wife Dianne do a great job keeping the Apartments spotless, and are a lovely couple. To be able to have everything on your doorstep yet not hear a thing when inside is incredible, The area has everything we want restaurants, bars, and close to the beach. There are taxis, trains and buses nearby.I would certainly recommend these apartments to my friends. I have also found my dealings with Carol the owner, so easy to talk to and puts you at ease when booking, We will certainly be going back there.
Stayed in both properties, 12 and 13, over the last 2 years and nothing can separate either property. They are both beautiful with everything you could wish for; all the comforts of home and more besides. Central location for beach, restaurants and all amenities, excellent! Will not hesitate to come back.
Tidy, clean well kept property. Perfect for me and the kids. The beach is literally 30 seconds from the front door. Look forward to our next visit.
We have stayed in Torremolinous for years in different hotels but this time decided to rent an apartment. We were not disappointed. This apartment had everything we could possibly want and more! It was spotless and very well maintained. The location was perfect, a stones through from the beach, shopping area and restauarants. The Supermarket was a 2 minute walk away and had a wide selection of everything!!! When you exit the apartment complex you are right on a shopping street but from the apartment you could not hear a sound and the same at night time it was so quiet. We will never stay in a hotel again after this experience! And hope to use this wonderful apartment again very soon! Carol has a beautiful home and we are so grateful for the use!
We recently spent a great family holiday in both apartments 12 and 13. My daughter and her family in 13, myself and husband in 12. We could not believe how peaceful it was and yet the busy shops, bars, restaurants etc were all on the doorstep. The beach was a mere 2 min walk away. The apartments were as the owners
Carol and Gavin said they would be, and honestly they were like a home from home. They were spotless and are looked after very well by Dianne and Allan. We will be returning again to stay here as we found it to be a great little piece of a heaven.
The location is perfect for this destination, the beach just being 50 meters away, with all the bars, restaurants, cafes, tapas bars and the shops being just on your doorstep. Torremolinos is 10 minutes walk away, with plenty of shops and restaurants. Benalmadena port is 10 minutes walk with its port and harbour, where you can travel by boat to Malaga. It is an ideal place to explore as the main bus line to Torremolinos, Fuengirola, Malaga, Mijas, Benalmadena and Marbella are on your doorstep. The costa del sol in general and Torremolinos in particular has a wide selection of entertainment and sport e.g. the nearby historical city of Malaga, the Botanical gardens, the zoo at Fuengirola, Sea Life at Benalmadena and a wide offer of day excursions to Granada, Seville or Cordoba. If you would sooner hire a car you can hire one from the airport, or book on line before you leave.
Other Activities: Go karting, football, aqua park, Tivoli world (fun fair) Pedalos, canoes, boat and fishing trips
Golf: Golf: ANDALUCIA IS NOW A WORLD CLASS DESTINATION FOR GOLF. Andalucia is a golfer's paradise and golf tourism is increasing by leaps and bounds. Come and experience what the region has to offer and remember to book your holiday early! There are several golf clubs within close vicinity to the town, including one of the first golf courses built here - PARADOR del GOLF,also TORREQUEBRADA http://www.andalucia.com/golf/clubrealmalaga/home.htm Others locally are: Guadalhorce Lauro Alhaurin Torrequebrada.
Ski: Ski: The Sierra Nevada ski resort is located at Pradollano in the Sierra Nevada mountains. This is Europe's most southerly ski resort and it is small in comparison to other European resorts. However, the facilities are considered top-rate and it has hosted numerous national and international ski and snowboard events. The Sierra Nevada ski resort has numerous runs of varying difficulties to satisfy all levels of skiers. Natural snow is supplemented by snow cannons on some runs, and many skiers are pleasantly surprised to find that, because of its southerly position, the air temperature is usually warmer than other resorts. http://www.andalucia.com/sports/ski.htm
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Saturday, build a bird cage box.
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Join me in Tucson this February!
There is a wonderful small retreat in Tucson this February
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February 7-9, 2014
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I'll be teaching three workshops, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Not only are these three workshops a blast, but there is an amazing International Gem Show taking place at the same time. So we all join up and go shopping on Thursday, then play making projects Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Come earlier if you can to shop longer. Make new friends, we have a lot of repeat students. This will be my second year, and so many students from last year have already signed up.
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March 22, 2014
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- how to attach a bezel to a backing
- how to flood a bezel and fill it with solder
- how to stamp on solder
- some wonderful cold connections
- how to wire objects together to make your necklace
- how to use resin to fill a bezel
- a brand new technique being taught by my friend Barbara Buckles, called Auratones, a process she has developed to use photographs and a gold backing, giving them a rich and antique look
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Beautiful full color DVD's of my
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Overcoming the Fear of Fire
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Artful Gathering courses run on line,
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Coronado, CA
1st day - Fundamentals 101
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2nd day - Fundamentals 102
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3rd day - Birds and Bling
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This is an example of the pendant you can make. Fun, huh?
Sign ups have begun, and space is really, really limited. So please sign up asap!
Then back to WA for the summer months of shows!
And there will be on line classes with
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Registration is now open, classes will be revealed in a couple of months, but if you register now, you will receive the newsletter and all the updates.
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Cast Some Magic
Friday, September 27th
Le Petite Photo
Saturday, September 28th
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Cast Some Magic
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Workshops in my studio this summer!
Two new workshops...in MY studio, on San Juan Island, WA.
Space is extremely limited.
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I will help you choose the right torch for you in this workshop. I demonstrate the operation, set up and fueling of butane, mixed gas and MAPP torches. Information is provided on their uses and some demos as well. Full demonstrations involved. You will love it! Take the stress out of using a torch, knowledge is helpful!
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"I'm George Carlin." he said pointing to a cardboard cut-out of the George Carlin of another era. "I used to be this guy. Or maybe this guy used to be me. I liked him. I had a lot of fun. He did a lot for me. But there was nothing behind him. Just surface. I wasn't there. I found out I wasn't in my own act after a while. And I discovered a much better character for me - myself."
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Mutual Funds & ETFs
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Why These Could Be 2015's 10-Best Media StocksA list of top-tier and speculative media stocks for 2015.


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