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You will be spoilt for choice in terms of food at this 3-star Strongsville hotel as the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. If you are visiting United States of America on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a fitness center on site, so make the most of it! Why not go for a swim as this hotel features an indoor pool, a good way to unwind. Outfitted with a bar/lounge, you'll find the perfect place to have a drink.
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What's Cutest Thing Your Pet Has Done?
What's the cutest thing your pet has ever done?
One incident that comes to mind is the incident when Rosie (part Weimaraner & part Pit, what a mix!) was doing her usual grooming of Pepper my old guy kitty.
Rosie licks & licks & does that "corn on the cob" thing with her teeth, as though she's looking for fleas;
it always *looks* a little bit disturbing, like a pit bull eating a cat, & on this particular morning the smacking sounds finally got on my very last nerve.
I took Pepper away from Rosie & made her get in her bed.
Pepper sat there for maybe one moment, then he walked to Rosie's bed, & walked right up under her chin to be groomed some more.
Our calico Feliz is cute all over, all the time, and is constantly being adorable! One of her best is to hop on our bed, walk very deliberately up to my husband and lick him on the ear until he gets up and feeds her. I think it's cute because she doesn't get ME up!
My dog Lena who passed last August, she was begging for a bit of cheese I was eating. So I thought I'd fool her and instead gave her a piece of fruit I think. She snapped it up and then quickly spit it out. I got right down in her face and laughed at her saying "ha, ha, ha". She in turn nipped the end of my nose just enough to make me feel it!
I loved her so much and miss her.
My dog was 3 months old when I adopted her from the shelter . She was abandoned and was really timid. When she was calm & still -- I'd go up to her and just barely touch her on the front of her lips and "give her a kiss" and talk softly . I kept doing it , barely touching her lips. Suddenly , she decided to give me a kiss back. She raised her lips and bared her teeth and rubbed them so HARD into my lips & teeth it hurt ! Sometimes she gives little bites like she's biting a flea. OUCH! LOL - but I call that our "special kiss" . It's so funny . No one else gets it but me ... and only when she's "getting loved" ...
My poor Max....
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Max has come a long way in the past few years, but he's still scared of everything.
The other day he ran out the front door & wouldn't come back.
"Fine", I thought. "Somebody will yell at him to get off their grass, or the Rottweiler down the road will be out again, & Max will come running back in a lather."
Sure enough, about 5 minutes later, Max came galloping home & skidded into the driveway in a panic, followed by the pursuing beast...a Scottie.
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My patio is about 6'w x 9'd x 9'h with a corner cut off back side for an angled door. Outer wall faces southeast (thank heavens!) I'm trying to come up with original ideas for plants/vines to climb up...i.e., home-grown trellises... and planters to sit on that won't take up a lot of floor space. Also, unusual ways (and things) to suspend from the ceiling for more plants.
go to search and type in tipsy pots,,, there are pictures of hanging from porch beams to the on the ground ones... could try trellis for ideas also..... gemee
A couple of years ago a neighbor at our summer campground place gave me the corner panels from his screen house gazebo that was damaged over the winter. I turned the flat corner panels into trellises and they now sport morning glories every summer.
The canvas cover on our own screen house gazebo at home has seen better days, but the structure itself is still sturdy. Next year we are moving it to an area in the yard that will allow morning glories to grow (we have a lot of shade) and I plan to let the vines grow up and over the entire thing. I can't wait to see what it will look like!
If these types of panels would work for you then in the spring start posting on freecycle and look on craigslist for old screen houses that have been damaged over the winter.
I am a bit lost as to what planters to sit on means, though. Do you mean planter bench, with a seat in the middle and plants on the ends?a seat in general that does not take up floor space? I always go for tree stumps as seats whenever possible in the garden. You could fill a strawberry pot and grow plants from the holes, but put a seat on the top.
Oh my, sorry for not being clearer, and sorry again for no picture.
Imagine a nine foot tall box with one side open. The open side/width of the patio is six feet and screened from floor to ceiling. From front to back, the patio is about nine feet on one wall and no more than six on the other.
I guess instead of "plant to sit on" I should have said plant stand.
Adding in a 3' round table & my chair further limits floor space. What it boils down to is I have to grow up... trellises; and down...from plant stands or suspended from the ceiling.
The tipsy pots are hysterical! Luv 'em! Must figure a way to suspend them...
When I think "box" I think 6 sides-is there a ceiling, and if so, what is it made of? Are the walls the house? If not,what are they made of? Stone, metal?
The open side is the screened section-does that mean it has access, a door? Or is the whole thing only accessible from the house?
I'm thinking something like bench for seating on one side with the table in front of it, to save floor space. You may need to change the furniture out to make the most of the space.
And finally-what do you want to use the space for? relaxing and drinking coffee, reading the paper or a book, chatting with a friend or your DH?
My home is in an apt. complex...ceiling and floors are nicely finished concrete; patio accessible only from inside; fourth wall is single-width 6' tall (plus frame) window with the balance of the wall cut off at an angle for a single French door. That's why one wall is 6' long while the other is 9'. Walls are stuccoed cinder block (I imagine) painted a cool sage green; ceiling is white, trim is white floor is sealed with an off-white finish.
As far as what I plan on doing out there...everything you mentioned accept for the DH! Could even throw a party if no more than two people came...
My poor wording in the original posting has taken this in an unintended direction...my hope is for suggestions for offbeat things to use as planters on the floor or suspended from the ceiling.
Geeme's tipsy pots (in my mind) are already placed and planted...I'm hoping to go to six feet rather than the three of four that seem the most common...and your earlier thoughts on old gazebo parts as a trellis led me to Home Depot where I discovered masonary ladders to use as trellises for moonflower and blackeyed susan vines. Price couldn't be better...$2.97 each!
Thanks for your interest...I'm game to try almost anything that will increase my gardening space! This is such a change as I used to have roughly 1,000 square feet of garden and now its less than 50...
Have you looked in our Inspiration Album here? I'll post the link...Purplemoon adds lots of pics from lots of GJers here...maybe something will click for you. There's all kinds of albums to 'click on' on the right side ... also a 'view all albums' at the bottom of that list. It's hard w/o a pic to visualize your new garden space...good luck! Jeanne S.
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Ah-HA!! Now it all makes sense! The color scheme is great. Before you suspend something from the ceiling make sure you are drilling into a support beam, and not just the stucco/ceiling material. And that you don't get in trouble with the apartment complex folks for drilling.
Floor planter suggestions-this cart done by gardencraze is awesome: http://s569.photobucket.com/albums/ss131/gardencraze/?action=view¤t=Amarylisandgardenshow012.jpg
I saved that pic to my clippings because I have had a tea cart in the shed for two years and have wanted to do something similar. It provides a place for plants and looks very pretty at the same time. You could do plnts on the bottom and keep the top shelf usable for your coffee or lunch or whatever.
The next picture in that same album is of a stepladder done in a similar fashion as the tea cart. I've seen these done as planter stands, too, so that one or two plants are put on each step. You could lean it against the wall to minimize floor space. Or use a taller ladder opened up with boards placed between the rungs for larger pots to sit on. Ladders in general make awesome trellises:
Look for tall, narrow CD holders at the thrift shop for small pots to display them vertically.
I recently saw a canvas shoe rack planted with flowers, similar to the one in this video that was planted with herbs:
This guy has a very funky plastic bottle vertical garden!
Do searches for "vertical garden" or "vertical gardening" for more ideas. Good luck!!!


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Wright Pleasant Cabin, in Victor, Idaho, has the perfect Teton Valley accommodations for your summer or ski vacation, giving you the abundance of seasonal activities and relaxation opportunities usually associated with mountain environments and communities. Victor Idaho, is at the South end of the Valley, and forms the gateway to, the beautiful Teton Valley - 'The Quiet Side of the Tetons'.
This is a cozy, two level home, three bedrooms on main floor with a king size in master and one queen and bunks for 3 singles.
NEW in June 2013 lower level equipped with 2 queen size bed. Full bathroom will be convenient for these two bedrooms. This home will sleep comfortably 4 couples and 3 singles. Addition charge of $24.00 per person per night.
Lower level has a big screen t.v & plenty of room to relax. Cabin with a delightful open floor plan main room. It lies in a peaceful new neighborhood with fields and low-lying hills all around.
Just over the Teton Pass (40 minutes), Jackson Hole offers one of the nation's most renowned ski resorts, and access to the Teton Mountains from the east. The town of Jackson is abundant with museums, restaurants, theater and night life - presented in the famous 'wild-west' cowboy style of Jackson. Jackson Hole offers exciting white-water rafting, or scenic river tours; many top-tier golf courses and fly-fishing on the Snake River. Active types will perhaps wish to ride their mountain bikes or climb the mountains. More relaxed activities might be valley hiking and wildlife viewing. Jackson Hole is the gateway to Grand Teton National Park - where the activities are too many to explore here.
Lying at the foot of Teton Pass, Victor is equi-distant to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort. The latter is a 'boutique' resort offering a more family-friendly skiing environment - but don't tell the hard-core locals. Grand Targhee also offers a plethora of summer activities for all family members, and spectacular chairlift rides to the summit of Fred's Mountain.
Victor is within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the Yellowstone National Park entrance is only 95 minutes away, while the South entrance to Grand Teton National Park is about 45 minutes.
The nearby town of Driggs is the Teton County seat, and, between them, Victor and Driggs give access to a wealth of other Teton Valley activities, including world-class golf, fly-fishing, mountain biking and much more. There are charming local restaurants offering health-food and pizzerias; sports bars with live music and there's a superb Thai food eatery.
A large and modern grocery store in Driggs will supply you with an abundance of high-quality provisions, while 'The Victor Market' is an excellent small-town grocery, serving whole foods, health foods and excellent sandwiches, salads and soups from the deli; and both towns are well supplied with stores for all other needs - including irresistible Huckleberry milk shakes at two classic corner drug stores.
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We live in the small town of Ohiopyle, located in the Laurel Highlands of southwestern Pennsylvania. As a family, we enjoy many outdoor activities including fishing, biking, hiking, whitewater rafting, and skiing.
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We are just in love with the 'Wright Pleasant Cabin' in Victor. Our joy of fishing, hiking, skiing, biking and peaceful neighborhoods and towns lead us to 'the quiet side of the Tetons'. We find this small town to have a welcoming feel, with easy acess to restaurants, groceries, and all of the outdoor activities we love.
We chose Victor because it gives us the choice of skiing at either Grand Targhee or Jackson Hole Mountain resort, as we are centrally located between the two. We have wade fishing just minutes away and drift boat fishing just a short 30 minute drive. We can road or mountain bike from our front door, and the choices of all levels of hiking trails are practically unlimited. A terrific paved bike path also links Victor and Driggs for a great way to see the valley with Teton views.
We are a group of Seniors who just love to travel and see new places. This house was perfect for us, on the quiet side of the mountain. We visited the Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole, Skied some and just enjoyed each others company. This lovely home was perfect for our group and was more than we expected in every way. Would definitely recommend it and will stay again if we're ever back in the area.
The 5 bedrooms were perfect for our 5 man group. Great views from the valley. Really likes Victors charm and restaurants. Quick access to Teton Pass (10 mins )
This was exactly as described! We had a wonderful family vacation. It was such a beautiful place we wish we could have spent more time there! I would recommend this house.
We were very please with the accommodation's, the house had everything you needed, just bring the food and your friends. Well stocked kitchen.
The house was very clean although the exterior is in need of maintenance in some area's
Location was Ideal unless you have a need to be in the heart of the busy tourist area's, (we prefer not to be in a busy area so this was perfect) location was easy to access Jackson and the Tetons.
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We loved the house! It was clean and very well maintained. Our manager Claudia was very helpful. We expected to do a lot of driving so going over Teton Pass was not a problem what so ever. We recommend Spoons restaurant and do your grocery shopping in Victor at the local grocery, their deli is fantastic. What a great central point for Jackson, Yellowstone and the Tetons. I recommend it very much and truly hate to be leaving tomorrow.
This is a lovely home in a quiet and quaint town. As we knew and expected, it is a fair bit of driving to Yellowstone National Park, but having this house to come back to each day was worth it! The house was very clean and well maintained. The photos and description did not accurately portray the residence -- it was BETTER! We arrived to find a fully refinished and furnished basement complete with two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower/tub. The basement was a HUGE help as it was a cool retreat from the summer heat (the house does not have A/C). The property manager was helpful and friendly in all our dealings. Our four kids had a great time playing and hanging out in the bunk bedroom. The house was nicely decorated and the kitchen beautiful. The kitchen was well stocked with dinnerware and cooking vessels. The bathrooms had plenty of towels and even soaps and shampoo if you forgot your own. They even had board games, cards, etc. for those "down times." We would definitely recommend this property and hope to visit again one day. Lastly, we would like to give a "shout out" to "Black Dog River Raft Company" for our wonderful float trip on the "Snake River." Definitely a must do item!
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|1 Review209 Gin
Registered Distillery No. 209 was established in St. Helena, California in 1882. It was the 209th Distillery permitted i...
70cl Bottle £ 32.06
|Anno - Kent Dry Gin
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Aviation Gin is a unique partnership between Lee Medoff and Christian Krogstad of House Spirits Distilling in Portland, ...
70cl Bottle £ 32.27 available 03rd Apr 2015
First distilled in 1820 and still to the same recipe of James Burroughs. Spicy, fruity aromas with very dry complex fla...
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|2 ReviewsBeefeater 24 - London Dry
The 12 natural ingredients of Beefeater 24 are sourced from around the world. Hand-prepared grapefruit and Seville orang...
70cl Bottle £ 26.30
|Berkeley Square - Gin
Berkeley Square London Dry Gin is the 'single malt' of the gin world. Two hundred and fifty years of dedication, experti...
70cl Bottle £ 32.99
|Blackdown - Sussex Dry Gin
A clear, bright liquid with delicate woody aromas. The predominant notes are juniper, coriander, citrus and silver birc...
70cl Bottle £ 27.98
|3 ReviewsBlackwoods - 60 Vintage Dry
Blackwood's 60 is a limited edition 60% abv vintage dry gin with only a few bottles made each year to a total of 22,000,...
70cl Bottle £ 29.00
|7 ReviewsBlackwoods - Vintage Dry
The first gin in the world using local botanical ingredients from Shetland, the islands lying at the far North of Scotla...
70cl Bottle £ 21.54
|Bols - Genever
Bols Genever is a new genever, inspired by an historic recipe created by Bols in 1820. This revolutionary genever with ...
70cl Bottle £ 26.40
|Bombay - Original Dry Gin
Bombay Original Dry Gin uses eight botanicals instead of Sapphire's ten. These botanicals are blended to produce a solid...
70cl Bottle £ 22.39
|5 ReviewsBombay Sapphire
Bombay Sapphire has a unique distillation process: There are only four Carterhead stills working in the world today and ...
70cl Bottle £ 20.15
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Bombay Sapphire has a unique distillation process: There are only four Carterhead stills working in the world today and ...
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1.5 Litre Bottle £ 46.33
|1 ReviewBoodles - Gin
Created in 1845 and named after the Boodles Club in St. James, London, Boodles was the favourite gin of one of the club'...
70cl Bottle £ 23.65
|Boxer Gin
The Boxer aims to deliver the classic London dry style of gin but with unprecedented vibrancy and complexity. The main ...
70cl Bottle £ 28.39
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Combine precisely balanced Six O'clock Gin with the perfectly matched Six O'clock Tonic to create your own moment of &qu...
70cl Bottle £ 24.20
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Made traditionally, like sloe gin but using only whole Damsons, Gin and Sugar, this is a fruitier plumier alternative to...
35cl Bottle £ 13.39
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Was £15.13 - Now £12.75
Bramley and Gage started researching this product several years ago, spurred on by a high level of requests for Organic ...
35cl Bottle £ 12.75
|Bramley And Gage - Sloe
Our Sloe Gin is made the traditional way by soaking whole hedgerow sloes in gin and sugar. They make it using 4oz suga...
35cl Bottle £ 13.44
|Brecon - Botanicals Gin
The nose is a rich complex of fresh juniper, followed quickly with coriander and a complexity of gin flavours. Hints of...
70cl Bottle £ 22.49 available 19th Apr 2015
|1 ReviewBrecon - Special Reserve Gin
Awarded "Gold Best in Class" at the International Wines & Spirits Competition 2011 Brecon Gin is a fine qu...
70cl Bottle £ 20.99
|Breukelen Distillers - Glorious Gin
Distilled from wheat grown in upstate New York. The Breuckelen distillers redistill their base spirit in the presence o...
70cl Bottle £ 40.02
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Limited stock of gift packs. Brockmans is a beautifully made, intensely smooth gin to be enjoyed into the night. It i...
70cl Bottle £ 28.54
Made with the finest herbs, spices and fruit imported from the continents, Broker's Gin is specially blended to be dry.....
70cl Bottle £ 19.67
|Brokers - Export
Made with the finest herbs, spices and fruit imported from the continents, Broker's Gin is specially blended to be dry.....
70cl Bottle £ 22.26
|Bruichladdich - The Botanist Gin
The aromas explode like an olfactory aurora borealis filling the senses with meteorites of smell sensations as they expl...
70cl Bottle £ 31.96
|6 ReviewsBulldog
Bulldog is a super premium gin containing 12 botanicals. The 5 main ones are Lotus Leaves, Lavender, Liquorice, Poppy a...
70cl Bottle £ 22.45 available 09th Apr 2015
|Bulldog - Bold
Bulldog Bold London Dry Gin represents the next stage in our hand-crafted premium gins, having taken the characteristics...
1 Litre Bottle £ 37.42 available 09th Apr 2015
|Buss No.509 - Pink Grapefruit
A Belgian Gin made with fresh grapefruit, the finest spices and a premium spirit. Perfectly suited as an aperitif or d...
70cl Bottle £ 44.56 available 03rd Apr 2015
|Buss No.509 - Raspberry
A Belgian Gin made with fresh raspberries, the finest spices and a premium spirit. The first Antwerp based gin, natural...
70cl Bottle £ 44.56 available 03rd Apr 2015
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Buss No.509 White Rain is made with a rich blend of herbs & spices of Belgian origin, inspired by passion and knowle...
70cl Bottle £ 53.78 available 03rd Apr 2015
|3 ReviewsCaorunn - Small Batch Scottish Gin
A unique fusion of pure Scottish Highland water, six traditional and five Celtic botanicals, hand-infused in a Copper-Be...
70cl Bottle £ 26.96
|Chase Distillery - Seville Orange Gin
The Seville Orange Gin is a unique and delicious drink, made with their very own cider apples to create the base spirit,...
70cl Bottle £ 32.48
|Chase Distillery - Sloe & Mulberry Gin 2013
As always, inspired by unique and decidedly British flavours, Chase Distillery have been busy marinating Herefordshire h...
50cl Bottle £ 26.48
|2 ReviewsChase Distillery - Williams Apple Gin
This elegant crisp gin has been two years in the making as the aim was to make the finest gin in the world and to do thi...
70cl Bottle £ 34.12
|Chase Distillery - Williams Great British Extra Dry Gin
Williams GB Gin is produced from the multi-award winning Chase Vodka, and is distilled in a handcrafted copper pot still...
70cl Bottle £ 27.98
|Chilgrove - Gin
The gin for all seasons. The first ever gin to be made in England using a neutral spirit distilled from grapes. The bo...
70cl Bottle £ 28.88
|Citadelle - Gin
The recipe for Citadelle Gin was developed by a distillery in Dunkirk in 1771. Dunkirk was one of the first ports of cal...
70cl Bottle £ 27.92 available 03rd Apr 2015
|1 ReviewCitadelle - Reserve 2014
Citadelle Gin Reserve is the only gin worldwide refined 6 months in old oak casks. With a unique know-how in the ageing...
70cl Bottle £ 34.99
|1 ReviewCity Of London - Dry Gin
Appearance: A clear colour. Aroma: Mild juniper with herbal notes. Flavour: Dry and robust with juniper to the forefro...
70cl Bottle £ 34.27
|Cotswolds - Dry Gin
Cotswolds Gin Distillery have focussed on incorporating wild, locally (and responsibly) sourced Cotswolds botanicals int...
70cl Bottle £ 33.65
|Cremorne - Colonel Foxs
Colonel Fox's London Dry Gin uses six botanicals and the maceration, distillation, and bottling process takes place in L...
70cl Bottle £ 21.56
|D1 - London Gin
Rated Exceptional and awarded 5 Stars by Difford's Guide. D1 London Gin encapsulates quintessential British flavours an...
70cl Bottle £ 35.99 available 10th Apr 2015
|Deaths Door Gin
Death's Door Gin has a surprisingly simple botanical mix of organic juniper berries, coriander and fennel. Using junipe...
70cl Bottle £ 38.06 available 03rd Apr 2015
|Edgerton - Original Pink Dry Gin
Developed by London No 1 Blue Gin creator and Tea Meister, Martin Edgerton Gill and Dr Stuart of Herb Tea fame. Edgerto...
70cl Bottle £ 24.70
|1 ReviewEdinburgh Gin
In 1777 there were eight licensed distilleries and almost 400 illegal stills in Edinburgh and the Port of Leith. As gin ...
70cl Bottle £ 28.01 available 11th Apr 2015
|Edinburgh Gin - Raspberry
Perthshire Raspberry infused Edinburgh Gin is handmade in small batches in the heart of Scotland. It is made from the aw...
50cl Bottle £ 16.56 available 11th Apr 2015
|Ferdinands - Saar Dry Gin
Carefully hand-picked Riesling grapes from the steep shale slopes of the Zilliken estate on the grand Saarburger Rausch ...
50cl Bottle £ 45.16
|1 ReviewFifty Pounds
The scene takes place in London, under the reign of George II at the beginning of the 18th century, a period known as th...
70cl Bottle £ 32.94 available 03rd Apr 2015
|1 ReviewFinsbury - London Gin
Finsbury is distilled with juniper berries, exotic fruits, herbs and spices according to an elaborate method from the 18...
70cl Bottle £ 15.83
|1 ReviewFinsbury - London Gin Export Strength 60%
Finsbury is distilled with juniper berries, exotic fruits, herbs and spices according to an elaborate method from the 18...
1 Litre Bottle £ 36.58
|Finsbury - London Gin Platinum 47%
Finsbury is distilled with juniper berries, exotic fruits, herbs and spices according to an elaborate method from the 18...
70cl Bottle £ 25.36
|Foxdenton - London Dry Gin 48%
The process of producing a London dry gin with the perfect flavour is more complicated than with other gins. Regulations...
70cl Bottle £ 25.22
|Foxdenton - Sloe Gin
Foxdenton are often asked; "What makes your Sloe Gin recognisably different ?" So what is difference? To the ...
70cl Bottle £ 21.85
|1 ReviewG'Vine - Floraison
If you don't like traditional gin, you will love GVine! The delicate craft contributes to the unique and sophisticated,...
70cl Bottle £ 29.59
|G'Vine - Nouaison
After the blossoming period in June comes the setting (Nouaison in French), i.e. the birth of the berry. The fecundated...
70cl Bottle £ 30.37
|Gabriel Boudier - 'Bartender Range' Sloe Gin
An exceptional sloe gin from the exceptional producer Gabriel Boudier of Dijon, France, renowned for their exsquisite ra...
70cl Bottle £ 20.26
|6 ReviewsGabriel Boudier - Saffron
French colonial recipe of eight natural botanicals rediscovered by France's leading micro-distiller Gabriel Boudier of D...
70cl Bottle £ 29.74
|1 ReviewGeranium
Geranium Premium London Dry Gin was developed according to a tradition that is over 350 years old. It is the result of ...
70cl Bottle £ 27.74
Gilbys London 'Dry Style' gin made in the US, has a very strong flavour and is reasonably smooth.
70cl Bottle £ 16.04
|Gilpins - Westmorland Extra Dry Gin
Gilpin's Westmorland Extra Dry Gin is a five-times distilled London Dry Gin handcrafted in small batches. Infusing juni...
70cl Bottle £ 35.48
|1 ReviewGin Mare
Gin Mare is a new super premium gin inspired by botanicals grown in the Mediterranean. These are individually distilled ...
70cl Bottle £ 34.25
|Gold 999.9
Gold 999.9 is a complex gin with juniper, tangerine, violets, poppies, ginger, coriander and balsamic aromas of almonds ...
70cl Bottle £ 46.00 available 03rd Apr 2015
|7 ReviewsGordons
Established in 1769 and the world's best selling gin. The juniper is predominantly in the nose, but well balanced with...
70cl Bottle £ 15.22
Established in 1769 and the world's best selling gin. The juniper is predominantly in the nose, but well balanced with...
5cl Miniature £ 1.86
|2 ReviewsGordons - Sloe
Made by Gordons, established in 1769. Ripe sloe berries are steeped in Gordon's gin to produce a delicate balance of fl...
70cl Bottle £ 19.70
|Gordons - Yellow Label London Dry 47.3%
In 1769 Alexander Gordon, a Londoner of Scottish descent, opened a distillery in the Southwark area of London, and set a...
1 Litre Bottle £ 31.27
|Greenhook Ginsmiths - American Dry Gin
Greenhook Ginsmiths American Dry Gin-made from Organic, New York State Grown Wheat, Tuscan Juniper, Coriander, Chamomile...
70cl Bottle £ 46.43
|Half Hitch - Gin
Hits of light citrus and fresh Bergamot, rich Black Tea and Woody Spice followed by a spicy underpinning of fresh cracke...
70cl Bottle £ 39.95
|Hammer & Son - Old English Gin
As the name suggests, this gin sets out to replicate an original style of English gin, a slightly sweetened distilled gi...
70cl Bottle £ 30.46 available 25th Apr 2015
|Haymans - Best of British Gin Gift Set
The Hayman family distil their range of premium gins under their family name and have created this Hayman's Gin Best of ...
5cl Miniatures £ 3.23
|Haymans - Family Reserve
A limited edition, released in batches of 5000 bottles with each being individually numbered alongside the batch number....
70cl Bottle £ 29.44
|Haymans - London Dry Gin
Hayman's London Dry Gin is the culmination of Christopher Hayman's 40 years involvement in the distillation of Gin. A pr...
70cl Bottle £ 20.48
|1 ReviewHaymans - Old Tom Gin
Hayman's Old Tom Gin is a botanically-intensive and lightly sweetened style of gin that was particularly popular in the ...
70cl Bottle £ 22.08 available 02nd Apr 2015
|Haymans - Sloe Gin
Hayman's Sloe Gin is a traditional English liqueur made to a long standing family recipe that had previously only been a...
70cl Bottle £ 19.10
|9 ReviewsHendricks
Handcrafted gin with traditional botanicals, juniper, coriander, and citrus peel but the special infusion of cucumber an...
70cl Bottle £ 29.26 available 02nd Apr 2015
|Hendricks - Miniature
Handcrafted gin with traditional botanicals, juniper, coriander, and citrus peel but the special infusion of cucumber an...
5cl Miniature £ 3.88
|1 ReviewHoxton Gin - Coconut & Grapefruit
Hoxton Gin takes the classic juniper-driven character of gin and adds something exotic: distilled with coconut and grape...
70cl Bottle £ 28.33 available 05th Apr 2015
|Ish - Limed Gin
Freshly irreverent, ish limed is just another perverse stroke by The Poshmakers. Ish limed adds a limed twist to the &...
70cl Bottle £ 30.76
|Ish - London Dry Gin
Hand crafted in small batches inthe heart of London and made from all British grain, -ish Gin is distilled in a traditio...
70cl Bottle £ 29.66
|1 ReviewJensens - London Dry
Pine and lavender notes from Italian juniper rightly lead both the nose and palate of this traditionally styled gin. Cor...
70cl Bottle £ 25.94 available 25th Apr 2015
The Anchor Distilling Company, established in 1993, is dedicated to creating very small batches of traditionally distill...
70cl Bottle £ 37.19
|1 ReviewKnockeen Hills - Elderflower Gin 43%
UNIQUE 'London Cut' Five-times distilled whey based Dry Gin -I.W.S.C Silver Medal. Ultra-smooth delivery on the palate! ...
70cl Bottle £ 32.90
|1 ReviewKnockeen Hills - Heather Gin 47.3%
Knockeen Hills Elderflower and Heather London 'Cut' Dry Gins, are both five-times distilled traditional style, super-pr...
70cl Bottle £ 30.31
|Langleys - No.8
Langley's No.8 is the most English of gins (every possible aspect being English) and the first gin to specifically targe...
70cl Bottle £ 28.87
|Larios 12
Larios 12 Botanicals Premium Gin is created from 12 unique botanicals in five separate distillations: wild juniper, cori...
70cl Bottle £ 19.64
|Leopolds - Gin
Hand crafted, hand bottled, hand labelled, and hand numbered, this small batch gin is truly unique. Master distiller T...
70cl Bottle £ 37.27
|Leopolds - Navy Strength Gin
A navy strenght gin for the Leopold Brothers. Strong and bold citrus peel and juniper flavours and yet surprising balan...
70cl Bottle £ 47.54
|London 40
London 40 is' a London Dry Gin made to the same outstanding recipe as Pink 47 but with a reduced alcohol content and the...
70cl Bottle £ 17.32
|2 ReviewsMartin Millers - Gin
Martin Miller knows a thing or two about love. He should...........He's been married three times. "Love conquers ...
70cl Bottle £ 23.45
|Martin Millers - Gin
Martin Miller knows a thing or two about love. He should...........He's been married three times. "Love conquers ...
5cl Miniature £ 1.80 available 18th Apr 2015
|5 ReviewsMartin Millers - Westbourne Strength Gin
Rated best gin in the world and spirit of the year by the Beverage Tasting Institute with a points score of 97/100. The ...
70cl Bottle £ 29.86
|Masons - Yorkshire Gin
Mason's wanted to create a taste that wasn't just your run of the mill, off the shelf, generic gin. Recipe after recip...
70cl Bottle £ 37.02
|1 ReviewMonkey 47 - Dry Gin
Hits of fresh citrus and ripe juniper on the nose followed by a vegetal and slightly wooded finish that's extremely comp...
50cl Bottle £ 35.06 available 09th Apr 2015
|Monkey 47 - Sloe Gin
Limited stock. Very attractive nose with typical London Gin characters and distinct Juniper & pepper notes. Crisp, ...
50cl Bottle £ 43.99 available 09th Apr 2015
|1 ReviewNo.3 - London Dry Gin
No.3 is the London Dry Gin distilled to a proprietary recipe of Berry Bros. & Rudd, London's oldest wine and spirit ...
70cl Bottle £ 37.40
|Onder De Boompjes - Old Genever
Contains 20% malted wine which has been aged for 3 years on oak Bourbon barrels. Contrary to most other brands, the dist...
70cl Bottle £ 27.40
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This bright and spacious one bedroom apartment is only few steps away from San Pietro's square and two minutes walking to Castel Sant Angelo. It is a comfortable, bright and quiet place to enjoy everything Rome has to offer. Internet wifi is provided. A baby cot is available, making this a place where you can accommodate up to 4 adults and one little child.
The area is lively, full of restaurants, bars and shops
Please remember to inform me about your arrival time. If it should change, please email me.
The cleaning lady would appreciate you leaving the apartment just as you found it. She is also happy if you throw the rubbish;-)
Grand appartement, bien situé pour visiter Rome à pied. À proximité des commerces et restaurants. Federica est très accueillante et a été une aide précieuse pour les informations utiles
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We had a mixed experience at Federica's place. The apartment itself was very nice and clean, and well located. We didn't have a smooth check-in, though, which discounted the entire experience significantly.
Great location. Lovely apartment. Helpful introduction on arrival. Wonderful city. Perfect!
Federica was such a great host. We arrived late in Rome and she made arrangements to accommodate us. The place is very homely and comfortable in a fantastic location from which to explore the city. We would definitely come back to stay here again.
This apartment was excellent! A 5 minute walk from St. Peter's Basilica and close to several shops and restaurants. It was very spacious as well. The apartment was stocked with everything we needed and was well taken care of. It is close to several modes of transportation. Federica and Francesca were both helpful in making this a trip to remember. Thank you so much!
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Ciao I'm Federica, born and bred in Rome. I like scuba diving, travelling, ski, music, food and good wine! I love to share my passion for the city with those who wants to enjoy Rome and not be just "tourists". Together with my friend Francesca I operate an organization named Roman Experience which offers tours and events to discover the most unusual and interesting sides of the eternal city. Do you know the farmer market in Via di San Gregorio? Have you ever heard of the enchanting Santi Quattro Coronati's clioster? If I were you I'd rent a mopad and stroll around on two wheels: it is the best way to enjoy the city and it is what I've done for years but...you must be brave!. I like food and I'm always looking for the right restaurant, so now I have a good list of places to suggest.
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I've grown Monarda fistulosa from seed, still in pots. Will I need to put it in the cold GH for winter or can I plant out
and Allium senescens, recently bought at the end of season sale. I don't know this one, it's not like the other allium bulbs. Is it hardy?
Thanks all
I've got more species of slug than shown in the ID guide.
Are these the large orange/tan coloured ones that I don't remember from years ago?
If so, we have lots
I should think what I saw would have had canes inside the ends, pinning it down
ON a recent allotment tour I saw what look like blue plastic water pipe being used. The sort we used to run a water supply to the GH, about an inch in diameter (ish)
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They're very clever birds. I like to watch them with fat balls in string bags.
I like my fat balls in the feeders for preference but the jays manage better with the bags, hooking them up onto a branch and demolishing them
I'm not sure they breed often enough in the UK to worry about what the caterpillars eat.
If you separate the link to one drive from the rest of the text and then 'enter' it shows up as a link like the one in Dove's post.
I could see the pic bit I can't tell one houseplant from another
Hi Philippa, the bedstraw if for the caterpillars (if we get any). The adult moths seem happy with any nectar producing flower. Ceratostigma here. Maybe because it's late floweringand we rarely see them early in the year
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Jesus met people exactly where they were. He didn't sit in comfort and wait for them to find him. He visited the marketplace. He hit the streets.
So the energetic Rev. Tom Warne was delighted -- and damp -- as he offered "ashes to go" on the sidewalk and in the parking lot of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on what's known as Ash Wednesday. That's the beginning of Lent, a time of reflection and repentance in many Christian sects that culminates in the Holy Week leading up to Easter. The tradition is to smudge people's foreheads with ashes in the sign of the cross as a reminder of mortality -- and eternity.
Warne came outside and stood, smiling and waving his umbrella and his folding sidewalk sign, as the rain increased at about 3 p.m.
There wasn't a whole lot of drive-up and pedestrian demand for ash smudges under skies that would tend to smear those smudges like running makeup. "Crazy, huh?" Warne said.
Maybe not. Warne said his first taker, early in the day, was a woman leaving an "anonymous" group recovery meeting at the church. Warne smudged her forehead and asked if there was anyone in her life he could pray for. She said her son was in trouble and needed the prayer. So they prayed for him together, outside on the asphalt.
"If nothing else happens for that woman, right off the street, it's been a good day," Warne said.
Later on came Gary and Bev Hatzenbeler, who'd just returned to town from a beach trip to Gearhart, Ore., and were stopping by for their smudges on the way home. The couple just rolled their car windows down and presented their faces, but never left their car, as Warne did the deed and intoned "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust."
"Convenience" is exactly what Gary said he liked about it.
"I thought it sounded kind of crazy at first, but our church is friendly and not pretentious," Bev added. "We really believe in meeting people where they are. Tom has pushed us in that direction."
According to the website AshesToGo.org, the whole idea was born in 2007 in St. Louis. It took firm hold in Chicago in 2010 and didn't take long to blossom into an international Ashes To Go movement. The website says ashes were offered on street corners, bus stops and other such public spots in 31 states as well as Canada, the United Kingdom and South Africa in 2013.
"As the kids say today, it went viral," Warne said. "The message is the same forever, but the times require that the message be taken out of church and into the streets."


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The door opens fine, when I attempt to close either by wall button or remote, door starts down, goes maybe 6inches, then reverses back up. No lights flashing. Both sensors are solid green, I even checked with a magnify glass to verify if slightly blinking or not, but solid. If I walk through the signal bottom left light goes out (reciever). I noticed on back of opener next to red reset button, that an amber light flashes 5 times then stops, then again 5 times then stops. continuously
My chain has slack that when door is open, it hangs lower then the support arm an inch or 1 1/2in. when door is closed the chain is inch or 1 1/2in below support arm...is this my problem? tighten the chain? If so, how, how much, and with door open or closed? Comments please...and thanks
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Thanks for the article, Lex. I've never been one for the tea parties, but you do bring up good points. I do agree that most "tea partiers" are grassroots members, and not GOP hires. It is fun to listen to the people scared of the tea parties call them a big group of racists and try to admonish them, but most rational people know that the entire group is not like that. It's the equivalent of calling all Democrats tree-huggers and hippies; I know there are some, but they aren't all that way.
FWIW, thanks.
So I assume that since they're all about deficits they'll support the expiration of the Bush Tax Cuts and a sharp reduction in the military budget along side those social spending cuts....It's hard to say that with a straight face.
"Though some wear tricorn hats, and the movement takes its name from the Boston Tea Party, tea-partiers are peaceful folk."
Tell that to the woman who just got her head stomped on video, or the minorities who have faced epithets and threats during rallies.
This was a really good article. Thanks Economist. :)
To be true, I am a bit shocked by the (flat) French bashing here.
Anything you want, Lexington, but, as puzzled as I am about my countrymen right now, I have the feeling this is more about a profound discomfort on how French define their society ; you cannot dismiss that as outright stupidity.
I know it seems hard to do them justice but you did nice for those glamorous tea-partiers. They do embody something very American, for better and for worse, just as those thoughtless French strikers are products of a peculiar history.
And yes, sometimes, I love my avant-garde movies. How sad would I be if French cinemas did only feed me with hollow products such as Cameron's technical masterpiece or, say, Nolan's last childish ravings ?
Excuse my French !
The tea corporation is the latest incarnation of the KnowNothings, the George Wallace Doorway blockers, and the Ross Perot curmudgeons. This time around, they have no central candidate and little effective organization. A footnote in the history books before 2020.
This article takes a long waited for poke at the cheeky lazy French.
That being said, I cant help envying them. If you take into account the ratio between hours of work (they also have the longest holidays in Europe coupled with the fact that they have the shortest working day) against standard of living they must be the most efficient nation in Europe, it annoys me but I cant help admiring them.
Just wondering,
Is Sarah Palin an illegitimate grandmother?
Can she attend any functions for grandparents?
Is there a web-site with a pool to bet on
what date Palin's daughter and illegitimate kid will draw thier first government handouts?
While the majority of the left leaning commenters here bemoan the finally revealed positive spin on the nature of the tea party, I applaud this newspaper for actually writing something sincere about the group. The remarkable thing is that people will always find the worst eggs in the basket and categorically judge all other members in the group according to that standard--stupid, ignorant, racist, etc.--when making such blanket statements should just draw attention to the hypocrites's self-projection of their own weaknesses.
To be clear, the tea party has its share of fools and ignoramuses, and some of its rising stars reflect this. But to cast the whole group aside as fiscal incompetents when the primary motivation for their protest isn't so much economics as it is philosophy--"stop our money (which isn't yours) on programs that don't benefit us"--and to berate them as selfish is missing the boat entirely.
And their modus operandi is not radical at all. In fact, the system we have now is radical with the obscene spending, banker bailouts, and overall globalist agenda, but those immersed in the fantasy land bubble who cannot objectively look in fail to see how far away from the founding principles we have come and how close we are to peril, will undoubtedly continue to spout their garbage in the characteristically ad hominem heavy rants against "redneck Republicans" and "selfish corporatists" until their few remaining listeners' ears tire of hearing such shallow criticism of fundamentally deeper problems.
As usual, Economist sanity 1, American politics 0.
Unfortunately for all parties in the United States, we seem to need (just like every other first world nation with a budget deficit) to do the two things no one likes: service cuts and tax hikes.
Who will be brave enough to start a real discussion? Everyone hates "waste" and "fraud" but I bet the defense budget alone is more than all the waste and fraud in the state and federal governments put together. Everyone hates pork but wants to feed their own pigs.
Despite what everyone tells you, economic growth has been feeble for the past decade -- never mind the Great Recession. A look at the mid-00s - the supposed "boom years" of the housing bubble - reveals that growth was almost as bad as it was in the anemic late 70s. Where is future economic growth going to come from? The answer is that nobody knows. Read more and see the charts here: http://latrocinium.blogspot.com/2010/10/us-economic-growth-still-feeble-...
Tea parties arose up and down the coasts of the colonies before the Revolution. Charleston had two for good measure.
Todays spiritual and/or natural descendents of those tea partiers have assumed the spirit of their forebearers.
The snotty and snide remarks of their detractors are the products of ignorance and hostility. Forget them.
Party on, boys and girls.
All the speculation will end next week.
America will not change its ways. Chinese manufacturers have already made a bundle in supplying Halloween masks. The masks are getting scarier every year.
The Tea Party movement appears to me to be incoherent and insular in its thinking. Despite this, it is pulling the Republican Party in that direction. This is dangerous for America and for all of America's allies. This article does not do justice to the worrying political ramifications of their success to date. I hope they get trounced next week; I fear they will not.
I'm really curious to know what compelled Lexington to write such an incredibly whitewashed and one-dimensional portrayal of the tea party. Sometimes this kind of light treatment can be speciously presented as trying to be "fair and balanced," but I didn't expect to see anything like that here.
I think that the tea party movement is, as that Washington Post exercise shows, just really undefined. To say that the non-crazy, non-fringe tea partiers are all basically of the same ilk seems really untenable.
For all the amazement I share with Lexigton on the French protets against a very timid pension by Mr. Sarkozy, I find the article introduction plain lazy and populist. Am I reading the New York Post here?? Let's raise the intellectual bar a little, please...
The most amazing thing about reading the comments above is the certainty with which people express their views.
It reminds me of the bumper sticker "Hire a teenager, while they still know everything".
This article is much too kind to their character and much too short on their substance. The simple question can be asked of their stand on TARP and should be asked about their other policies is whether their dissension is based in reality.
Lexington seems to tolerate fools.
Whoops, last line should have read "really great folks".
Apparently, I need more coffee.
"The tea-partiers do not just have less selfish motives than the pampered French. They also have better manners."
Except when they are:
- Handcuffing reporters (Joe Miller's body guards),
- Stomping on the heads of political opponents (Rand's supporters),
- Telling Hispanic students they "look Asian" (Sharon Angle),
- Tying up women and making them worship the "Aqua Buddah" (Rand Paul),
- Insisting that restaurants shouldn't have to serve blacks if they don't want to (Rand Paul),
- Not paying their bills (Christine O'Donnell),
- Lying about their academic record (O'Donnell),
- Saying that only rural white rural are "Real Americans" (Palin).
But hey, beyond that, they're rural great folks.
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Located in Tolo, this aparthotel is 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Tolo Beach and within 3 mi (5 km) of Ancient Asine and Plaka Beach. Nauplio Archaeological Museum and Kolokotronis Park are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Amaryllis Hotel Apartments features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Nafplio aparthotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in April 2012.
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Pujols, Trout, Hamilton, Trumbo. Sounds pretty scary right? I would have to be crazy to say that the Rangers have just as good of a lineup – wouldn't I? I'd have to be sippin on that Ranger Red Kool-Aid…
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