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Is it time to harvest pears?
Varieties I have and harvest dates recommended by Bay Laurel are: Bartlett mid August, Bosc mid Sept, Comice late Sept, Seckel August, Korean Giant none given. Am I too late on Barlett and Seckel? Too early on the others? Yellow Delicious apple is about a week from harvest.
Thank you for any input!!
Seckel changes color before softening and can be picked and either ripened indoors at that point or kept in refrigeration for later use. Here it can ripen on the tree without rotting on the inside. Bartlett I find a bit trickier, but once it becomes edible and reasonably sweet as a hard pear it can be harvested- this is usually right when they turn from green to yellow here.
Bosc breaks cleanly from the calyx when ready and should follow your Seckel by about 3 weeks.
Korean Giant should ripen with Comice but you can pick them when they are perfectly ripe and they still keep for months in refrigeration.
Why not eat a Bartlett to see where they're at?
Thanks harvestman! I went out to check and my only two Bartlett had already fallen on the ground. They are still more green than yellow with a slight blush. The Seckel still look green to me but some are dropping so I picked a few.
I think I'll wait a while on the others. The Bosc seem firmly attached.
Good question fruitnut, today I was wondering same thing. I have a mature tree that is absolutely loaded with pears and they "look" ripe but are still kinda hard.
Not sure what variety they are.........today I tried one, crunchy like an apple but not bitter. I was told by the owner that lived here before me to pick them and bring them in to ripen but when I tried that last fall they never did seem to soften up. Tons of them on the tree, I need to figure out how to ripen them.
Riverman, check and see how dark the seeds are. They should be dark brown when ripe. This year don't put all your eggs in one basket and don't harvest all the pears at once. I have to learn from experience how to pick each variety but most do break clean at the calyx when ripe enough to pick.
Blue......here is a few pictures I took of my tree this morning. I live in Eastern Washington State. The tree is loaded with pears every single year. Last winter I cut about half the tree off because it was just too much fruit to deal with.
Cut one open, picture of the seeds:
Those look like Bosc. Do you think they are ready for harvest? The seeds look pretty dark. Mine is Golden Russet Bosc so it is a darker russet. But the shape is the same.
How do you ripen them? I was thinking some cold storage followed by room temperature.
With Seckels I refrigerate for a couple weeks and then take out a few at a time and ripen at room temp...seems to work.
I knocked off my one and only Harrow Sweet today...Doubt if it was ready to pick, but too late now.
Those look like Bosc to me... Seems like they wouldn't be ready yet? Aren't Bosc a later ripening pear?
Found at this link:
Sugar recommends ripening pears at 65 to 75 degrees F for the following times: Bartlett, 4 to 5 days, Bosc and Comice, 5 to 7 days; and Anjou, 7 to 10 days.
Nice link. The link also says that the pears need a period of chilling prior to ripening at room temperature. The cold storage needed is only a few days for Bartlett and 2-6 weeks for winter pears like Bosc and Comice.
The article also says pears are better picked a little too green than too mature. He suggests that if the pear detaches easily when bent sideways it's ready to pick.
Those are shaped like Bosc, but not russetted enough. The seeds indicate they are ripe to me. If they don't ripen into delicious fruit at this point, it's possible it is a seedling tree.
Here, Bosc will ripen on the tree without rotting in the center. Comice type pears are more likely to rot in the center when left on the tree too long.
I posted earlier about my confusion with my Honeysweet that seemed to be prematurely overripe on the tree. Nope. I put them into the refrigerator for a couple of weeks, then out on the counter with the bananas.
Perfect. Sweet, juicy, delicious little things!
I guess I picked them at the right time by accident. Next year, I'm sure they'll be later.
I thought these pears were Abbot or something like that. I googled it and the Italian pere Abbate came up. Look them up, they look very similar. I actually ate them a few times, they are picked quite hard and it takes a long time to ripen (I don't know how long and which temp though).
Riverman, whatever pear tree that is, is is absolutely beautiful. My gosh. It doesn't even look real. How very, very lovely!! I hope you can work out picking and curing in the refridge, as those look to be some very nice pears. I have exactly ONE pear on my 17 new pear trees this season. Some trees are on year 2, most still on year 1, but my little Seckel, which is in it's second year (and is partially self-fertile), gave me one very pretty pear. Waiting to pick in about 2 to 3 weeks, I think. A little late for my area, but since it is still a very young tree, timing is going to be off.
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Frank, Harrow Sweet ripens almost a month later than Seckel and Bartlett here. I wasted a lot of my first big crop of HS by picking too early -first fruit was edible later fruit incredible. I notice both of those stems broke off at the wrong point- the right point being what I mistakenly referred to as the calyx previously, but at the point of natural separation of the stem from the tree (maybe someone can help me with the proper word). I believe both those varieties are at top picking quality when they make a clean break when twisted and pulled fairly gently. At least the majority of the harvest should be breaking free this way.
Abscission point sounds good to me although not familiar, for some reason, but memory is no longer my strong suit. In my experience, the pears are ready when a sizable percentage do break off this way but local weather may affect this. I do think some experimentation is a good idea and its best not to harvest all pears at once until you are sure what you're doing. Also, if seeds are as dark as the ones in the photo above I think you could pretty much assume the fruit is ripe.
For me, Seckel is very easy to know when it's truly ripe because of the distinctive change of color when ripe. If you leave Seckel pears on the tree after this point they will soften nicely on the tree and be ready to eat but not keep well in storage.
I'm not sure, but the pictured seckel doesn't look mature to me. Seckel has so much sugar, though, that even pears picked early will be sweet enough- just not amazing. Probably store for longer though. Mine only last in the fridge for about 40 days.
I have experience with Harrow Sweet and endorse it as one of the best home orchard pears. It ripens pretty late and stores well when picked firm. Here in the northeast it is a struggle to get the sugar up in many varieties- especially without dawn to dusk sun but Harrow Sweet is true to its name and is sweet and delicious. It is also scab and psyla resistant which becomes crucial once these pests make their appearance at any given site. It is also fire blight resistant.
I keep checking my Bosc and Comice by lifting the fruit sideways to see if it snaps off properly. They continue to break off mid stem rather than at the end of the stem where the abscission zone forms. I'm going to harvest half soon even if this continues.
Is anyone harvesting Olympic yet?
Hi Fruitnut,
Last year I harvested Korean Giant aka Olympics around the 2nd week of Oct. This year, I harvested them now for two reasons: everything seems to ripe early this year and to avoid losing them to, I suspect, a groundhog.
I lost 6 very large pear to some animal 3 days ago. I suspect it's a groundhog becuase my Olympics this year are humongous. The biggest one so far is 1.64 lbs. Others are about a pound or more, too. I don't think squirrels can carry them away. The taste is as good as last year. I still have 4-5 on the tree. I am in MA.
Sure the thief isn't a racoon? That's what is nipping at mine and part of the reason why I'm thinking about harvest. But according to what was discussed above mine apparently aren't ripe yet.
Those are humongous Olympic alright!!! Mine are a pound at most. Big enough for me.
I'll get out one of my few Seckel and see if I can ripen it a few days. I've never had a good one. Now would be a good time!!
I've never seen racoon around my yard (yet). I hope it's not raconn!!! I don't need one more pest to give me a headache. We have a resident groundhog who eats many of my plants and I saw it climb up my pear trees before.
Last year, I left too many pears on my Olympic so the size was about an apple. This year, I had only 30 of them total after thinning. I did not expect them to grow so huge!!! Unfortanately, by the time I got to pick them, there were about 10 left!! I took a few pictures but have not learned how to post them yet.
Hope you have a chance to pick yours before racoon get them.


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ABC/Richard HarbaughMiley Cyrus is speaking out against Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The singer used her Instagram page Tuesday to express her anger over the law which critics say could allow business owners in the state to discriminate against members of the LGBT community.
She called the law "unevolved & unjust" and posted a snippet of an article alleging that supporters of the measure have admitted it would allow businesses to refuse service to gay and transgender patrons.
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Alex Huckle/Getty ImagesThese are sad times for One Direction fans, and Madame Tussauds London feels their pain. The wax museum has stationed a full-time "Tissue Attendant" near the boy band's wax likenesses, to dry the tears of emotional fans grieving over Zayn Malik's departure.
Since Zayn announced he was leaving the band last week, fans have been flocking to the attraction's One Direction-themed exhibit and crying over the figures of Zayn and band mates Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Liam Payne and Niall Horan.
One of the attendants on duty, Guest Services Assistant Grace Cadden, said the museum recently received a delivery of 150 boxes of tissues "so we're prepared."
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Michelangelo Di Battista/RCA RecordsWant to learn all there is to know about Britney Spears? There's a class in Brooklyn, New York, that will teach you, DNAinfo.com reports.
Two friends, Rachel Goldberg and Suri Ratnatunga, started Britney Spears 101, a workshop specifically dedicated to the life and times of the pop star.
The class, held in Rachel's apartment, features a multimedia presentation with GIFs, video clips and more. For $25, students get an overview of Britney's personal life and career trajectory, including the ups and shaved-head downs. The class also presents an analysis of Britney's place in pop culture and how she's contributed to the feminist movement. Drinks and Britney-themed snacks, such as "Baby One More Thyme" crackers, are also included in the price.
"Come celebrate the Goddess, Feminist Icon, and Pop Priestess," the class' website says.
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white gold vs black gold crack resistance/bloom time
Any of you growing white gold and black gold side by side.....care to comment on the relative crack resistance and bloom time of the 2 compared to each other?
Happy to get any other feedback on them as well in terms of disease and pest pressure....taste too, but that is so subjective.
really really? nobody growing both?
difficult to believe nobody is growing or will comment?
Ah! The stellar Gold series cherries
I live in Ga & I am
Black, White, & Blushing
they are doing well in their 3rd year with absolutely no problems
(but I keep my cherries on a very tight spray schedule)
can't comment firsthand on your questions but tell you what I've been told by the pros
according to Cornell Center for Tech Entr Comm
they are excellent for eastern growing conditions
both with a solid resistance to rain cracking
both very good tasting not excellent like Royalton or Pearls
CR only slightly less than the soon to be legendary Pearl series...except Radiance not good
They are not as well suited to prolonged levels of hummidity like Black York
But BY lacks outstanding flavor
WG early mid bloom
BG mid late bloom
both SF
lets hope somone with more info chimes in now thread is revived
look forward to that first taste myself
I am growing both of them so I can say something. Cracking on them is about the same and the one that cracks more has more to do with the random way the rains fell that year. The main advantage of White Gold is the birds leave it alone, that means a lot to me. White Gold needs to be left on until they go from light yellow to a medium yellow and blushing a bit. Picked too early they are nothing special.
There may be better east coast cherries, but these guys both have a lot of grower experience behind them and are proven winners. They are my top two recommendations for that reason.
I appreciate the input.
I knew Blackgold was supposed to bloom later than whitegold but was not sure by how much. Later bloom this far north could help. For that reason I was even looking a bit at gold, which is supposed to be the latest blooming hardy cherry, but gathered the flavor just wasn't there (processing/brining cherry). Black Pearl is interesting, but I gather not hardy for our conditions, although I couldn't find anything definite on that.
I would love not to net if I could get away with it. And I was leaning towards Whitegold anyway. I have 2 grafts of blackgold on sour cherry that took last spring but went nowhere ....hopefully I can encourage them a bit this spring with some selective pruning.
It would be SO great not to net!
but Whitegold is a very pretty red blush cherry so I'll bet you have to
The latin name for sweet cherry includes the latin word for bird
gotta love that
I wonder how the Romans made a fine/light enough net?
Good luck with that pruning
Imho make sure its dry for a week after to prevent bac cank!
I didnt get the gold either... processing/brining yuck
The one I grew was called something like yellow spanish and had no blush whatsoever but my birds discovered it. I don't believe birds reliably avoid yellow fruit only that they are less attracted to it. In time they may discover yours, Scott.
As far as the question of relative cracking of the mentioned varieties, it often takes more than 6 years for cherry trees I plant in my nursery to come into bearing after being dug up at least twice before reaching their final destination and it takes at least several seasons to determine crack resistance. These are relatively new varieties so information from a site like this would presumably be quite sparse.
All the recent Cornell releases I'm aware of are bred for crack resistance in east coast conditions.
Those varieties, such as Lapins, considered crack resistant in western conditions often crack like drying clay here.
keep getting redder & sweeter? YUM look forward to that!
the new cornell yellow is Nugent a very good tasting processing cherry
almost bought it but think I have my bird exclusion tactics down...at least till they get really hungry
windfall rob how are you growing BG in Vt?
you must have an awesome microclimate
I think Kristin is the most hardy zone 4 a very pretty good quality red sweet cherry
Bird damage in years past hasn't been much of an issue for us. I have always credited a resident pair of nesting hawks. But the robins were definitely in the strawberries last year. And the sour cherries are just coming into bearing and so I have not been "tested" in that regard.
Information is very sparse (at least for someone not in the industry) on the details on both varieties. There is a bit more on Blackgold.
GOM, I just have the grafts taking. I would hardly say I am growing black gold yet. But BG is supposed to be quite hardy, with many reputable report of survival well below -20F without damage.No particular microclimate, but a lot of mild winters making me try things I wouldn't 10 years ago.
I haven't lived in Vt for yrs but isn't yr vt4 meant to indicate you live in vt zone 4?
BG is hardy zone 5 as are most sweet cherries hence my comment about your micro climate
glad those mild winters are working out for you they are causing pathogen chaos down here
GOM, warmer weather is causing insect chaos here in southeastern NY where stinkbugs have recently become a major pest- not BM so much as Green. This doubles the insecticide needs all by itself when they show up in an orchard.
Cornell suggests we can move zones up almost a full point- at least a half, over the thinking a short time ago. It is also playing havoc with the stability of seasons where hard frosts may be much more destructive to the point where Cornell is suggesting the installation of expensive frost protection for commercial growers in NY state- if you are not situated near a large body of unfrozen water.
Hi, where you live in Vt., all cherries will crack because the rainfall is significant during the cherry ripening period. You have very limited selection of cherries hardy enough to survive. Blooming in Vermont is not very date related, and normally is caused by the first big warmup, with little difference between cultivars (a few days at most, it always seems that everyhting blooms at the same time). I have found White gold to be much more productive than black gold, which I have been assuming had to do with bud hardiness. Last year due to the 80+ degree weather in march, I only had a limited bloom on Kristin and Starks gold the rest had no blossums. (ebony series, hudson, white and black gold, and Balatin sour cherry). Of that limited bloom, the rabid squirrels got all the cherries (no mast crop last year, so I expect the population will be less this year). Kristin and Gold have had consistent crops for the last 8 years except for last year and one other time we had 80 degree weather in early April, followed by one of the coldest may's on record (I have pictures of snow on the Peach Blossums). White Gold on Mazzard started fruiting at about 5 years, and expect for last year has given a good crop every year, we have had only 1 good crop of Black Gold planted at the same time. Netting is easy to do once you know how, and with 2 people only takes 10 min or so per tree. We net almost all our trees (300) and estimate it saves 50% vs not netting due to bird pecks. So I would suggest Giesla 6 rootstock, with Kristin and Starks Gold to be the most likely to fruit (graft the gold onto a Kristin for pollination), or you can try White Gold, but it is less hardy.
Many thanks plumhill, That sort of detailed regional info (over several seasons) is very helpful.
The rodents were brutal last year: plenty of food the fall before and then such a mild winter....
The order went in yesterday for whitegold on gisela 6. There is still room in the box though, and after hearing your comments I am tempted to add the gold. But it is offered on gisela 5. I think that may be too dwarfing and fussy about soil for my conditions/purposes?
I have some grafts of blackgold on the sour cherries. they took, but seemed to have immediately stalled out and loaded up with fruit buds. Hopefully some selective pruning can get them back into vegetative mode. Anyone know if I need to strip the fruit buds/blooms in addtion to removal of anything potentialy competeing with the graft?...that seems like another thread.
PHF, have you grown the newer Cornell varieties? They are touting them as more crack resistant based on growing them in east coast conditions- are you disputing this claim?
Actually if you get lucky and it doesn't rain for about the two weeks leading to ripeness you can get cherries with no cracking with any cherry in my experience over the years.
There are commercial growers in NY State that sell uncracked cherries so they must not even rely on this kind of luck. I'm talking about trees not under plastic, of course.
I can't speak for plumhill regarding his experience and varieties, But he does have it right about rain and our location...we are on the western slope of the green mountains. Afternoon thunderstorms are the norm for 20-30% of mid-summer days. 2 weeks without significant rain in that period would be pretty unusual.
I know cherries in general and sweets in particular are a significant longshot for us (at several levels). But we have enough space that I can gamble on a tree or two. And I enjoy having a bit of everything I can try for
For home use cracked cherries taste just fine if you don't mind eating fruit recently sprayed with an affective fungicide to hold back brown rot for long enough. Spraying an SI two weeks before ripening works for me. Not sure how Montery Fungus Fighter would work, but probably about same as what I use. You could look into it.
Crack resistant is a relative term. An article I read out of Michigan i think, and a talk at the New England Fruit growers conf in 2011 said while they may be more resistant, they are far from crack free. The Ebonies would have fruited for the first time last year, but got zapped by 80 degrees for a week, followed by 18 degrees, so I have no info on them. THe Black and White gold series do crack, perhpas less than Kristin but it really depends on how bad the rain is and how dry it was before it rained. I have had 90+ % cracking to as little as a few percent. If it has been dry for a week and you get 2" of rain they all crack, if you get 1/4" few crack, it is in the inbetween zone where you would see the difference.
I am hoping my Lapins planted in 2008 might get a crop for the first time this year. If so, would it help to put a plastic tarp over the whole tree to prevent cracking? If so, at what point would I do that? Or can one just cover the ground to prevent rainwater from seeping in, but leave the tree uncovered? The tree is at least ten feet tall, maybe 15 feet already, so not easy to cover. The tree is growing on a hillside in nearly straight sand, so I have to water frequently. Northwoodswis
Its true!
I finally got to speak to a Cornell fruit breeder earlier this week about the Pearl series
woohoo like 2x espresso laced crack
While taste is subjective I asked his personal opinion also any taste panels conclusions.
He did specify that there is no such cherry as a "no crack cherry"
only that oh so lucky weather to provide it.
I guess they are being questioned on that particular point a bit
windfall rob his very fave cherry had been the White Gold!! but now is Burgandy Pearl a compex little gem of luscious sweet tart & rich whopper flavor
Ebony Pearl is really big & Black is reliable
they are ALL improved in every way with regard to taste quality, crack tolerance & disease resistance.
Better than the Gold series BUT its a matter of very good & exceptional ...
that last sentence is the only one that I did not get from my scribbled notes.
GOM, I always find it more affective to lace the espresso with crack than the other way around, but I still managed to extract the important meanings from your post, I think.
Would like to know about precosity and growth habit (which tend to be related). Also relative canker resistance.
Fact is, any decent tree ripened cherry off your own tree is great.
I looked at the pearl series...there is a fair bit of hype about their crack resistance and taste. Although I did bump into one study out of MA that found them "disappointing".
My order was with cummins and they have some blackpearl X whitegold double budded trees.....that was tempting.
But their(pearl series) hardiness is not well known yet...I like to experiment, but it's nice when a few people have given it a go already, framing out what MIGHT be possible. If I were somewhere warmer I think I would have spent more time investigating them.
I looked around and didn't find enough excitement about the new Pearl series to try them in my limited spots. I hope someone does try them and lets us know how they are. The raves from the breeder I would not count for anything, its like asking a mom if their baby is cute..
Not quite, a Mom is stuck with the baby she pushes out. These varieties were bred for specific traits and the breeder selected them out of at least hundreds of others (of course you know that).
Nevertheless, you are certainly correct that every university has a vested interest in pushing their own patented varieties and the breeders themselves take special pride in their own creations.
Years ago I was working a bit with Roger Way in a project to identify a lot of unknown apple varieties at a certain site where I still work. The pride he expressed in the quality of fruit from trees out of his breeding program was definately that of a proud parent. Jonagold and Fortune were particular favored children of his.
Where did you get feedback about new varieties? Their release is a bit recent, it seems, for valid feed back from growers.
I decided to look around myself and Scott's evaluation seems to bare out. Here's one thorough evaluation I came up with.


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I'm going to be starting a new thing here at ASG.. WBW aka 'Way Back Wednesdays'. Once in a while on a Wednesday we are going to take a stroll down memory lane.. a little nostalgia is always fun. Here is today's installment.
Everyone had or wanted one of these shirts. They were the hottest piece of wardrobe for kids in the late 80's/early 90's. I think I had a pink one.. I'm not sure what happened to it. I probably wore it out.
I loved these! What vacation or trip to an amusement park would be complete without a photo keychain? I came across this on Pinterest and it's one of those things that you don't remember until you see it, and then you're all like, "Oh yeah! I remember those!"
Ah, the neon phone… that would light up when it rang. There was something soooo cool about getting to see the neon innards of a phone. Millions of teenage girls across the USA had these in their rooms. Kids today will never know what it's like to beg your parents for your own phone line.. or to slam a phone on the receiver in anger.. hitting the 'end' button on a cell phone just doesn't have the same effect.
CUTE LITTLE PORTABLE RADIO… that I never got to have.
Yeah, I'm still a tad bitter about this one. I wanted one of these so bad it hurt. My friend and next door neighbor had one.. I wanted one.. bad. Really bad. It's one of those childhood pains that never goes away. I swear, this would have been life changing. Who knows where I would be if only I had gotten one of these awesome, way cool, cute radios. *sigh* Sadly, we'll never know….


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The second trip was a stay over on the weekend before a cruise, and this time I did not rent a car. I used public transportation, which wasnt that bad for the experience, however I will not do that again. Even though the bus stops are within a block walking distance, i didnt know my way around like that to hopping on and off of a bus. But if you are use to public trans, then save the extra money on renting a car.
I would suggest that you book early. I waited a week to see if prices would drop and they actually went up.
Pros: all suites, kitchen and all things needed to make a meal(except the food), separate living area from bedroom, housekeeping loads the dishwasher for you( tip them well), clean clean clean rooms, great front desk service, social hour on weekdays except Fridays, and free breakfast each morning that is really good, but is loaded with carbs.
the shuttle service to and from airport should come every 30 mins...also there is a shoopinbg center about one block from the hotel, well within walking distance.
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United Way of Central Ohio has new criteria to determine how funds are allocated to member agencies. A spokesman says the organization – which distributes about 28 million dollars for Columbus area programs – will concentrate on helping meet basic human needs — health care, housing, and education. But some programs are not being funding next year.
For most United Way member-agencies next year will be business as usual. But for a few others there will be sizeable dents in the bottom line. About $2.4 million is being taken away from agencies that include the American Cancer Society, the Urban League, the Epilepsy Foundation, Goodwill and United Cerebral Palsy. Kermit Whitfield, spokesman for United Way says his organization has a new strategic focus it's using in its funding process.
"We went through and reviewed all the programs that we currently fund and looked to see if those met these priorities or didn't," Whitfield says. "In the vast majority of cases they do."
But two programs at Jewish Family Services did not meet the new criteria so the center will lose about $183,000. That means that counseling and mental health services for the uninsured and working poor at Jewish Family Services will end.
The Columbus AIDS Task Force will lose about $85,000. It operates on about 3.3 million dollars annually. Chad McCoury is the AIDS Task Force director.
"It's definitely a loss for us," McCoury says. "When United Way allows us to apply for funding in the future we will absolutely be prepared to apply for that funding and make sure that our programs and services are in line with their strategic plans and services that they've put forward."
LifeCare Alliance lost $115,000 for cancer prevention, but funding was renewed for six other programs according to Whitfield including one well-known program for the elderly.
Meals on Wheels, through LifeCare Alliance, that program meets our priorities," he says. "It will continue to receive 100 percent of the funding that it has received in the past for the next funding cycle."
At the Columbus AIDS Task Force Chad McCoury is optimistic that funding might be restored in the future.
We're currently assessing the situation," McCoury says. "It doesn't necessarily mean the elimination of programs or staff or services, it just means for us that we will be looking for another funder to underwrite those programs or services."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by BudB Facilities and staff were outstanding We had a great 2-day stay at the Sheraton Duluth. The hotel staff was wonderful and i would especially like to commend Ann at the front desk who helped on our check-in and Ryan at the front desk who skillfully and graciously assisted with our needs. Thanks so much! July 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by costar67 This hotel has good location Hotel is convenient to most sights in and around Duluth. The staff is excellent and very accommodating. September 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trigirl1 The hotel staff were outstanding Everyone was so friendly and pleasant. Their helpfulness and positive attitudes made our stay a very enjoyable one. We would definitely recommend this hotel not only for the outstanding staff members but also for the beautiful, clean rooms and convenient location. September 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by clc314 Nice location, good food, nice rooms Although the pool is a bit small if you're bringing kids, the hotel has a beautiful view and is clean and friendly. Wasn't thrilled about being charged for every movie, but i guess all hotels are like that now. The sofa bed was not great, but i put a kid on it! April 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sparkie Sheraton Hotel Experience The food for breakfast in the Club on 6th floor was less than expected. No scrambled eggs and/or potatos. The serice in the club was poor. The front desk personnel were exceptional. All other aspects of the hotel were very adequate. It's in a goo location. September 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maggie67 Great conveniences Like the way the bathroom door was at an angle (thought of wheelchair access for those that need it. Desk personnel was very courteous & helpful for us "out-of-towners". We were down for a medical procedure and really liked the skyway access to the clinic. February 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by terpgirl very nice room Love that there is a doorman now. My only complaint is that the light switch turns off all the lights in the room. But not a big deal. This hotel is very nice. Great location. Bed is quite comfortable and I love, love love the bathroom and shower. Thanks! April 5, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by JKB5604 Felt like the only game in town but I'd try somewhere else next time Older facility. Staff not prepared to check in more than one guest at a time. Ac unit really loud. Room was small. Bartender never even acknowledged guests in the lobby but the bar was full so there was no place to appropriately approach the bar. May 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by mich0910 Too Expensive! The hotel is fine and the rooms are clean but the rates are really high for what you get. They don't have free wi-fi and the rooms are small. I would not recommend staying here. I've stayed at hotels for a third of the price and had the same experience. July 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by purpledidi Basically good Very poor toilet tissue--like sandpaper Very poor chairs in bar--all "sat out." Chairs in dining room too low to the floor. Felt like we were squatting. We were seated next to a very dusty heating/cooling vent. Prices for food and drink quite high. May 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ReluctantMinnesotan Met My Expectations I wasn't recognized as an SPG member, but that may have been because of some snafu with the hotel's reservation system. I requested and received access to the club level. 2nd time here in 3 months, will prob be my preferred hotel in the Duluth area. October 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by fate2 noisey Traffic from street was quite noisey. It was a Saturday night and I know atleast two weddings across the street. We were on 5th floor and found it loud in hallways also. I wish that you had more entrances or exits to the building other then lobby. December 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marilyn84 Sheraton Duluth, Minnesota Beautiful hotel with wonderful bedding and great service in the dining room, in particular, our server, Shane, who was so courteous and friendly. Wonderful view of Lake Superior and the ships coming into the harbour. July 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by kid15 Hockey This wasn't a hockey friendly hotel. The parking is hard when dealing with the hockey bags. a breakfast should be provided. With games at 8 in the morning if not sooner the kids need to eat something. No frig or microwave was a bummer too. December 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Duluth2013 Very nice, spur of the moment stay We originally came for dinner at Restaurant 301, the hotel's restaurant. After eating a really nice meal, we decided to stay overnight. The kids enjoyed swimming, I enjoyed the work out room and the staff was very polite and accommodating. November 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by rwaynew Best in town My third stay here... terrific tiled retro-modern bath and comfiest bed. Very consistent service. Great location close to things, and away from the riff-raff. Veiws of the harbor and a short walk to Canal Park. Nicely-equipped Club lounge. October 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Montana Hotel Convenience I have made it a habit to stay at this hotel when in Duluth on business. While it could be updated with some more conveniences I find it better situated and more accomodating than anything else Duluth has to offer for business travelers. August 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by DNM84 This hotel is top-notch! The hotel is one of the nicest my wife and I have stayed at. It felt warm and comfortable, even with the outside temp. below zero! The staff was very courteous, friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone! January 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by LakeI74 Customer service issue Hotel was willing to block rooms for a wedding, but in requesting early check in was told to call back multiple times. Check in was to be 3, but still checking to see if rooms were clean and stand in line. Almost late for wedding. September 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JW49 A great place to stay This hotel is an excellent spot to stay in Duluth, Minnesota. It has great lake views, so ask for one. Especially, great viewing of the ships coming into port and leaving port through a very narrow channel and under a lift bridge. November 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sibby88 Relaxing stay Hotel and staff made our stay nice. We had to wait to get into our room (which was fine as the lounge is right there) and we were compensated for our wait with a club level upgrade. Loved the extras the 6th floor had! Thank you! October 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff6801 Sheraton Duluth Excellent service by the front desk staff. The restaurant/bar was great with a fabulous bartender. The room was comfortable and clean. The club room was great. We were delighted with the Sheraton and would stay there again. October 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by LNcabinfever Winter Get Away Rid yourself of cabin fever with an overnight in Duluth at the Sheraton. It's within easy walking distance of Zinema 2 theater and great restaurants. Attached walkway to parking makes winter cold and snow less of a problem. January 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mushrooms The staff went over and above our expectations My wife got red wine spilled on her outfit during a party we were attending. The hotel staff took the clothing and not only did they get all the stains out, had it waiting and ready for us the next morning. That is awesome. December 11, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by footprintmaker Disappointed We didn't question our choice to stay at a Sheraton. When we arrived, the front desk clerk treated us like the average Joe off the street. She was less than friendly. The hot tub was not working. I had to ask for free wifi. July 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by KathyLila Confusion over rooms Third time is the charm. It took three times before we were finally given a room that was clean. We arrived at 3pm. And, the 1st time I don't ask for a printed receipt, I don't receive via email. Require my folio. May 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jenlit86 Great hotel but.... There should really be a full door on the bathroom! That is just not ok especially with teenagers or little kids! Had stayed on the club level but the breakfast in restaurant 301 was better than the club level offerings. September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by frequenttraveler Excellent location The hotel is located in downtown, with free parking and within easy walking distance to many shops, restaurants, and the Lake Superior walking path. The nice upgrade for this gold Starwood member was much appreciated. August 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by 2carat Lovely Hotel The Sheraton is a great place to stay as it is centrally located to many restaurants and attractions in the downtown area. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Rooms are spacious with very comfortable beds. January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 Great accommodations Our room had a beautiful view of Lake Superior. We especially enjoyed the breakfast and happy hour in the club lounge. The desk staff were very helpful. We would definitely stay here again when we return to Duluth. November 16, 2012


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We had a wonderful meal of savoury and then sweet crepes for dessert. So good we ordered an extra one for dessert as we wanted to keep going! Would definitely recommend it, great variety to choose from and the service was great!
We had heard about this place and read reviews on a couple of different sites. It is located off the beaten path, but thankfully just a few hundred feet from our hotel. An intimate spot.
Obviously run by the chef and his wife, everything was prepared individually and done with exacting standards. Don't go here if you want a quick...
On the road, stopped for a quick look-around Beaune and lunch. Away from the lousy tourist trap restaurants that all looked the same, this slightly off-the-beaten path creperie delivered a more authentic French experience with savory and sweet crêpes and galettes, and a fine selection of wines and local hard ciders. The hostess/owner made excellent recommendations both for galettes and...
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Would thoroughly recommend this venue.
The crepes were lovely freshly made and real value for money.
The atomsphere is pleasant and the hosts are genuinely nice people.
We visted this lovely place twice during our stay in Beaune..why ? Beacause the people are genuinely pleased to provide delicious meals in a pleasant and u assumi g environment for a good price... re omme ded to all friends and family visiting the region
The owner has done an excellent job of creating a nice atmosphere to enjoy her wonderful crepes. The cost of going out in Beaune can be quite expensive but not at all here. Our family enjoyed both main savory and dessert sweet crepes. Quite good, easy to get to.
My husband and I both enjoyed our lunch-time crepes very much. The décor leaves a little to be desired and the owner is hostess, waitress, and chef, so the crepes took time, but they were very good (I think their simplicity was part of it). As for the hours, the owner had to pop out for five minutes while we...
This was probably my biggest disappointment on our trip from the TripAdvisor reviews that I had seen previously. The shop did not follow the hours listed on the door. The food was bland for a 15 dollar crepe. We may have caught them on a bad day but it was the one restaurant I was excited about visiting before we...
Agree completely with the earlier reviewer that said during a food and wine vacation sometimes you just need a break and something simple, but good, and relaxing. Crep'Ange was such a place. Service was excellent as we were the first ones there that evening and food was really tasty. This is not fine dining so do not expect that level,...
We didn't eat in, we just grabbed two quick pancakes to go and they were delicious.
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Hungry Girl, The New Lows, Cop Graves, Jym Chapman and the Migrant Workers
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Hungry Girl is a two-piece rock/soul project featuring Columns/One Another drummer Jason Skipper and Jimmy Lail. Jason plays guitar and sings and Jimmy plays drums.
The New Lows, an American punk rock band from Orlando, Florida, formed in the summer of 2000. After regional punk rock heroes Shyster called it quits in 1999, singer/songwriter Mike Levin decided to start over. This time he chose to incorporate his own influences, such as grass roots folk and classic soul, along with his already fortified punk roots to produce a more melodic, soulful approach. And so The New Lows was born.
In 2002, Levin moved to New York City, put together a new lineup, and quickly hit the circuit playing as many shows as possible. In 2008, The New Lows recorded their second full length release, "Atlantic/Pacific," with former Shyster bassist Wes Snowden and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion drummer Russell Simins. Filled with hard-charging riffs, beautiful harmonies, and resonating lyrics, the album was met with great reviews and proved to be a fortuitous launching point for what was to come.
Following the release, Levin decided to return to Florida. He soon assembled local players, drummer Gregg Lightfoot and guitarist/keyboardist Bobby Pino, to join him and Snowden. After playing continuously for the last two years, the group went to acclaimed New Orleans recording studio The Living Room to record their next album. The anxiously anticipated "I Couldn't Sleep" was released November 13. It's available for purchase on Bandcamp, iTunes, and Amazon.
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Gastonia, North Carolina trio with members of Pinko, All Rise, & The '97 Bulls. (formerly Homewrecker, sometimes Druglord)
Jym Chapman and the Migrant Workers
Americana/Roots Rock outfit from Charlotte, NC
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The Milestone Club
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Death Of Paris, Signs of Iris, Mr. Gold, Bad Karol, Summer Movie Clubhouse
Thu, April 2
Burnt Books, Pig Mountain, Sea of Storms, Crazy Bag Lady
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I was just wondering if there was anybody who reloads on here that live in the Phoenix area that would be willing to loads some brass i have for me? Of course i am willing to pay for it just let me know how much. I cant really find anybody on my searches that do it. I have about 500 rounds of once fired .223 brass. Its not been cleaned or de-primed, but it is just siting here and i would like to do something with it. So if anybody does or knows someone please let me know. Thanks fellas.
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I doubt anyone will load it for you. That is asking a lot of someone. This is dangerous stuff and can injure or kill you or someone else. You might find someone that will teach you how to reload on their equipment.
Yeah i understand. i just figured i would ask. You never know if you don't ask. Before i moved i had a buddy who reloaded ammo for me if i would supply the brass at a good price. It was a cool little deal and i was just trying to see if maybe i could set up something like that again. If not no biggie.


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