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Please show me your 9' ceilings esp w/beams or wood
Wondering about the look of exposed beams or knotty pine planks or both on a 9' ceiling measuring 15' x 19'? The pine would be a honey pine finish and DH has his heart set on it and no, I can't paint it cream color, lol. There is a chance that we could go with plaster finish and just beams, too but it's slim.
Anyway, does anyone here have such a ceiling at the 9' height? I understand the beams bring the ceiling down to 8' (effectively).
Any help and Pics! will be greatly appreciated!
Deedles- Please post a picture of your space...and your cool vintage stove! Everyone will love it :)
As for the ceiling, I can understand you not wanting to paint it. Honey pine sounds wonderful, not too dark, not too light, but it will feel warm and cozy.
Is this your first time to the forum? If so, welcome to smaller homes!
Thanks Lav, I've posted a couple times here but mostly over in kitchens and baths. The pic I have of the space is the 1975 shag/nasty dropped ceiling with the tiny bedroom and bath on one end. It isn't really representative of what it will be when opened up to the 15x19. All I can visualize when I'm in there is tearing that crap out, lol.
Here is my stove though:
OH WOW your stove is fantastic.
We have 9 foot vault on one side or down the center. We have a double wide. There is nothing on the ceilings but sheet rock.
We had a light pine ceiling in two houses. I did not like it but the I am visually challenged and anything dark, even light pine is too dark for me, blinds me. One of the houses had an 11 1/2 foot vault in it and the other was a regular flat 8 foot ceiling. BUT then I am not a fan of wood and would have it all painted white or covered with glass so do not go by what I say I am weird that way.
Shades- LOL!
It is a beautiful stove! I think I'd like wood beams with a cream ceiling, mainly for contrast...but many people prefer all wood. I guess the cream/wood combo looks more 'fairy tale' to me :) From Snow White album From Snow White album
All wood... From Snow White album
I like this one, too. The soft gold is warmer than the white, but bounces more light around, than the wood. Maybe another option? From Snow White album
And a fancier option, in case the vault is possible. From Snow White album
No, I think they're just standard 8' ceilings, but it's an old farmhouse. That's another reason I'll probably use a lighter ceiling and 'not too big' beams.
I like this style...very english cottage :) From Snow White album
but with a lighter wood, so less contrast and hopefully better for the 8' ceiling... From Snow White album
And, I also found a better picture of the all wood look, too! Is this more what you were thinking about, for your house? From Snow White album
I'll have to find the picture of Tony Shaloub's house.
Especially in a kitchen, I'd be sealing the wood because all that cooking vapor etches the wood, puts grease into it. And that will gradually make it darker and darker.
Like Shades, I am a light lover. I like lots of natural light coming into my house. (Frosted? no, not the right word.) (Antiqued? no....) Whitewashed?....hmmmm.
I love your gas stove, and I think the room will be delightful with a 9 foot ceiling. When we put the loft into my Teahouse, it had these exposed big beams holding it up, with one post in the middle of a 25 foot span. I like the solidity of the space now. However, to point up the beams, it would be good to have them contrast to the wood beneath them. At least a little bit.
THE WORD IS PICKLED!!! PICKLED WOOD. And I love the way it looks. Still wood, but not hidden. Then sealed.
I created an album of 12 photos private because they were not my pics, and I can upload a few here. If you want to see all of them, let me know and I'll send you a "friend" link to it.
This is Tony Shaloub;s dining room look:
These beams are further apart, which keeps it from lowering the ceiling height so much.
Open rafter not beams I suppose. I think this was Lavender's vision too.
Very rustic, a Florida cracker style porch ceiling, I think it was one of Sandy's pictures.
And here we go with natural beams and infill of plaster painted white.
Really old old kitchen space with log beams. See, I think after a long time the place gets dark so they end up painting at least part of it.
Here is one I think the DH might like. It has heavy natural beams, some cross beams natural but the infill is white.
Note they are further apart and contribute to a feeling of higher head room.
All painted, very sophisticated, nothing left natural.
A peaked up ceiling with open beams across the open space, stained dark probably to counteract all that white kitchen look, the floors are also dark wood. If you are gonna have wood ceiling, floors, beams, etc, you will have a wood cave. So paint something.
Here it is reversed. They painted the beams, left the wood natural. This is a nice compromise. Also, the beams are far enough apart to leave the feeling of higher ceilings.
And that's all I found in my files. Hope it wasn't too much.
ML- I really like the 'sophisticated' one, with the dining room chairs, very similar to mine! :)
I think that would look great, with maple color wood beams? Similar to the floor color in the second picture, with the green corner cabinet. What do you think?
I did a very inexpensive ceiling in our sunroom the ceilings are 9' but the rest of the home are almost 10 so we cut thin beams to make them less imposing and less out of scale with the rest of the home's higher ceilings. This was a 50 dollar project and it is stained dark but you can see how the thinner beams might be an option if you do not wish to lose a ft of height.
hehehehe, Lav, you are always open to ideas.
And the curved beam over the range, I think it is like a mantle above a fireplace. In the olden days (I mean back in the middle ages), the HEARTH was the cooking spot in the house. So a big beam like they used to hang pots on was really a part of the food prep area. I like that feature too.
However, it would not work in my house.
The other picture you liked for your house, the painted beams and the natural wood ceiling infill, it seems to me that it would work with the metal I-beams painted to sort of disappear also. I was wondering if the painted beams might be metal. For strength, you can have the metal, and then cover it--box it in, actually--with wood boards, and either paint or stain them, always sealing against the grime present after extended time.
Jakabedy, I love the middle of your house. It is like an atrium with the skylights and no real OPEN AIR space, but mercy, it sort of reminds me of a house I wanted to build, my own design. When you have a lot of wood, then you can get the light with white infill spaces. Especially ceilings and cabinets, and up lighting where possible.
It's been so gray and imposing this last week, that I'd be terribly depressed if it were not for white ceilings and lamps and windows. And open shutters. No tornados here, but it sure looks bad. Stay safe, all.


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Kadapa district recorded decline in cattle population by 10 per cent and that of goat and sheep by four per cent compared to the previous cattle census enumeration five years ago. The district, at present, has 18 lakh goat and sheep, five lakh buffalos and 1.60 lakh milch cows, the Joint Director told The Hindu. Though their number fell, the quality and disease-resistance among cattle grew, he added.
The government not only declared 2013 as Fodder Development Year, but allotted 160 metric tonnes of fodder seed of SSG variety as against the requirement of 120 metric tonnes to Kadapa district under Accelerated Fodder Seed Development Programme, Dr. Venkata Rao said. However, it reduced the fodder seed subsidy from cent per cent to 75 per cent this year. Nearly 420 MT of fodder seed was distributed since April this year, including 40 MT in the most drought-prone Rayachoti constituency.
Azolla culture, an alternative to fodder, was being promoted with 50 per cent subsidy in areas having lesser water availability and 127 units were sanctioned in the district with a unit cost of Rs. 10,000 to enable small families to meet fodder needs of two to three cattle at home. Chaff cutting units costing Rs. 27,300 were being encouraged in drought-hit areas with 50 per cent subsidy. Fodder was being supplied to registered gosalas (cow protection centres) having lands and tanks. Ram lamb units with unit cost of Rs. 1.60 lakh were being promoted under Jeevakranthi scheme, Dr. Venkata Rao said.
With tripling of the medical budget, 100 animal health camps were conducted and medicines distributed free of cost. A drive to deworm goats and sheep and detick milch cattle would be undertaken between June 16 and 30. Zero Control Programme has been effective since three years and medicines for foot and mouth disease were being given, he said. Seasonal vaccination was being done half-yearly resulting in decline in the outbreak of diseases among cattle.


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Thank you to those who have responded to my prior posts.... regarding windows for our 1950s ranch style home ... We have selected all the windows (replacement) for our home, but am stuck on our front picture window grouping ... which is sort of a focal point for our home.... see attached photo.... All of the windows will be double hung, with grids.... clear glass, with low e... will replace the picture window, with another replacement picture window glass, but am having trouble deciding on the two windows that flank the picture window... want to keep the grid pattern going on those two, but am considering 1) casements with 8 panes 2) double hung with 8 panes or 3) casement with 10 panes... see photo. Am wanting to keep uniformity with the pane shape and size as much as possible with the other front house windows... was considering the casement for two reasons ... 1) more ventilation since pic window won't open 3) avoid a horozontial bar in those front windows (with double-hung) .... do you think it matters? I think I'm over analyzing ... but want to make the right decision. Don't know if it matters if I go with the casements on just these two windows.... I want a nice aesthetically pleasing look on the front of the house.... let me know what you think.
P.S. _ I'm going to follow up with another post right after this, so I can post a photo from the inside of the house... does anyone know if you can post two pics in one post?
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+ A stopper for the rod. There was definitely a stopper that went into the neck of the carboy.
Well, has anyone built a DIY one with any success yet? I'm itching to start using my sanke fermenter, but genuinely don't trust the whole "just soak it in oxy/PBW and rinse it out" method to completely get the passed-on yeasties and sticky kreusen out of there. This looks like just the thing, but like others... $30 for a rag on a stick?
I made one a while back. it shook like hell and didn't work well at all...I used threaded rod, a hose clamp, and some chamois material....
Well, I put one together.
I used a 3/8" 28" length of aluminum rod, with a compression fitting at the end. I then added chamois strips, with a silicone washer in between, then capped.
As Shorty said, the thing shook like hell. After a couple of seconds, the threaded cap came loose, shot off the end, and cracked the carboy. Which was just as well, since I wasn't able to get the thing back out of the neck.
Talk about an epic fail!
Go low tech... put a small wash cloth (4-6" square or simliar) into the carboy with a bit of cleaning solution, and agitate/swirl. Takes a minute and the yeast crusties are gone. The rag come right out with the cleanser.
Now if we can just come up with a quick way to remove whole hops from a carboy after dryhopping!
Right. After having... issues with my homemade carboy cleaner (aka rag on a stick) I actually bit the bullet and bought one of these.
I have to say, I'm surprised.
I racked a 10 gallon batch out of two 6.5 gallon better bottles into secondary. The better bottles were crusty, cruddy, and as a comparison, I had a buddy clean one with a standard carboy brush, and after he got started, I whipped out the carboy cleaner.
I wish I'd taken photos - I really REALLY wish I'd taken photos. Mainly because of the dirty filthy looks I got. After dumping and a quick rinse, I poured about a gallon of water in there, a little scoop of PBW, and went to town. Followed the instructions, running it at medium RPM down in the bottom, and slowing it down in the neck. And it did exactly what it said on the tin - about 60 seconds, and it was completely crud free. Well, not completely - it didn't do as good a job around the neck as I thought, but another few seconds with the carboy brush took care of that. Dump and rinse again, and I had a completely clean better bottle in about 3 minutes.
At this point, the other better bottle was about a quarter of the way scrubbed by the afforementioned buddy, who threatened to stab me with the carboy brush if I didn't hand over the drill and carboy cleaner.
As I said before, $30 shipped seemed like a lot initially for a "rag on a stick", but when I think about what I spent to make mine - probably about $20 worth of parts - which was completely useless, it's actually not bad. And considering I cut my carboy cleaning time from about a half hour of scrubbing (for two) to less than 10 minutes, it's a nice tool to have. Probably a luxury, sure - but certainly a nice one. If you've got $30 burning a hole in your pocket, it's not a bad way to spend it.
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I cannnot use F93 AOSP kernel.....(also smoocha kernel)
who using thoes in F180...?
FIRSTLY, what ROM are you using?
CM, CYANFOX, MOKEE - E975roms
VanirAOSP, CM UNOFFICIOAL - AOSP roms...
Tried it on VANIR for geehrc. And it works.
I'll try it latter..
and...is it working network?? geehrc roms always kill my network... ;(
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Apple acquired today a one-man startup called SnappyLabs for an undisclosed amount.
The startup makes just one product: A 99-cent iPhone app called SnappyCam.
Apple hasn't said why they acquired SnappyLabs, and probably won't say. But such an acquisition would make sense as both an aqui-hire of founder and sole employee John Papandriopoulos (pictured), who has a PhD in electrical engineering, and also an IP purchase of the amazing thing that Papandriopoulos built.
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Could the lack of Steve Jobs' leadership or the quick rise of Android have pushed Apple out of relevance? That is definitely not the case today, but commentators are increasingly worried that it might happen in the future.
Folks from MoneyChoice have now compiled this interesting infographic summarizing Apple's recent stock price fluctuations and mixing in its product launched. Take a look.
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Des Moines, IOWA – St. Patrick's Day is quickly approaching. Unfortunately, this holiday has become a deadly day with a dramatic spike in drunk-driving fatalities. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2013, 40-percent of all crash fatalities during the St. Patrick's Day weekend involved drunk drivers, and that number rose to 55-percent in the post-party hours of midnight – 6:00 a.m., of March 18. Almost 75-percent of those fatalities involved drivers who were twice the legal limit. Over the last four years, nationwide, drunk driving kills on average 68 people each St. Patrick's Day weekend.
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On February 13, 2015 at around 5:38pm a deputy noticed a male driving a vehicle without a valid driver's license in the 1900 block of Highway 86. Upon further investigation a green leafy substance, marijuana, was located in the vehicle.
Matthew Mason (24) of Milford was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, and failure to have a valid driver's license.
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2015 Boat Show Schedule
Team Duckworth will be at all the shows. Hope to see you there!
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Team Duckworth brought their "A" game to the 2014 Spring Classic salmon tournament taking First Place and Big Fish. The team of Jerry Spiess (Duckworth Dealer Representative,) Alex Brauer and Trey Carskadon, (BDC Advertising,) Sky Masters and Dave Haukeli landed a limit of 5 Spring Chinook aboard the 235 Navigator. 80 teams and over 200 anglers participated. Ironically, the team had no idea the 14.50 lb. biggest fish in their catch would ever take top honors, but it did. The 14-pound Springer is considered average weight but nothing larger was weighed in on the day.
Join us for the 2014 Spring Fishing Classic next week!
Duckworth will be represented by two teams at the Classic this year.
Saturday, April 5
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Silent Auction & Awards Dinner
Check out the 2014 Oregon Tuna Classic.
The Oregon Tuna Classic is a great fundraising event to help fight hunger, while providing a bit of angling competition! This year, Team Duckworth will be sponsoring both Oregon Tuna Classic events.
Event dates:
Deep Canyon Challenge – Ilwaco, August 1st & 2nd
Oregon Tuna Classic – Garibaldi, August 22nd & 23rd
Gone Fishin' Marine shared this great picture on our Facebook page.
There is plenty to see at the 2014 Portland Boat Show, but all eyes were on the debut of the new 22′ Duckworth Pacific Silverwing. The impressive new design features a steep 28degree bow for rough water use, incredible amounts of storage, full hard top to maximize comfort, and a rear fishing deck that is the envy of all. The Pacific Silverwing will be on display at the upcoming Seattle Boat Show, January 24 to Feb 2, and selected Duckworth dealers throughout the West. Download a brochure here: http://www.duckworthboats.com/
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Wire transfers are very common in Europe. Checks are quite rare in most countries. In the US, international wire transfers--sending and receiving--can incur high fees, so often aren't worth doing except for large transactions.
As far as the feedback thread in the classifieds goes, we can do that, but I don't think it's going to be that informative. Many sellers here don't sell many things, and those that do are well known by their consistency.
Really, the way to know how trustworthy someone is is by watching their APUG behavior. If they post regularly on a variety of legitimate topics and seem to know about and be interested in analogue photography, if they've met people face-to-face, if they've participated in print exchanges, and they have a reputation to maintain in the community, and they generally seem ok, they are probably ok. I'd trust that more than any rating system or even feedback about sales.
If you have a legitimate problem with a transaction, APUG can't be legally responsible, since these are transactions between individuals, but contact the moderators, and we can try to help, and if we find a bad apple, we can ban that person, or maybe just refund their subscription, so they can't sell in the classifieds anymore. Most problem transactions are the result of incompetence or ineptitude more than outright dishonesty. In a number of cases we've tracked people down and helped them work things out with the other party. In the rare case that someone has an intractible problem with a seller or buyer, it becomes public without having a dedicated feedback system.


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finally a breathable basement carpet pad?
what do you think...safe for basementor a gimmic?
It comes with the typical advisory based on the calcium chloride test that it should not be used if the concrete emits more than 3lbs of water vapour per 1000 sf over 24 hours.
More accurate than that test are instrumented tests, preferably taken midway into the slab.
Here is a link that might be useful: Guide to Flooring Moisture Problems
Various acceptable methods are mentioned by the manufacturers cited in the link--everything from the old standby of applying 2'x2' sheets of polyethylene to the slab and waiting to see if moisture shows up, to electronic moisture meters. Unfortunately, the most accurate method according to the senior scientist of the Portland Cement Association is from sensors placed halfway into the slab. (See link to webinar on measuring humidity in concrete.)
But even using these tests on your basement floor are no guarantee though. Moisture in the slab is not a static thing. Moisture migrates through the slab through capillary action, hydrostatic pressure, leaks and water vapour. So while even the most accurate tests may show acceptable RH at the time of the test, rising water tables, storms etc. can raise RH.
The best protection is to provide a moisture insensitive material atop the slab that permits drying without affecting any moisture sensitive floor covering above it.
The referenced underlayment in your original post is cross-linked polyethylene, which will trap moisture and feed mould growth if the tests are inaccurate or conditions change.
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Good news for small offroadists: Audi will show a dinky two-door crossover concept at the Detroit show in January, a mini-SUV that likely hints at its upcoming 'Q1' due in 2016.
Sam Philip05 December 2013
Is this the Audi Q1?
No, but it's a sketch previewing a concept previewing Audi's new baby crossover. We think
Details are scarce at this stage, but we do know the as-yet-unnamed concept - previewed here in official-but-sketchy-form - measures a mere 420cm from nose to tail.
That's 16cm shorter than the three-door Range Rover Evoque, a full 22cm shorter than Merc's GLA and nearly 20cm less than Audi's current smallest SUV, the Q3.
In other words, this thing is small. Smaller, even, than a Skoda Yeti. Similar in length to Ford's Fiesta-based Ecosport. Small.
Beyond that, all is secrecy. Audi says the concept is 'a car for all roads and tracks', and that its design is 'typical of e-tron models', which might hint at an electric powertrain.
OK, so artsy designers' sketches could make even a first-gen Fiat Multipla look good, but we reckon this concept could be a handsome little thing. Can you get on board with the idea of a tiny two-door Audi crossover?
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I don't like to write "year in review" posts until the year is actually over. It seems to me that it's tempting fate the moment you hit publish that the biggest story of the year will happen. So, now that the ball has dropped in Times Square and the last note of "auld lang syne" has faded…here's a look back at the high points and low points of 2014 in scrapbooking.
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New Products: What to Expect from CHA Mega Show 2015
The Craft & Hobby Association's winter trade show is just around the corner, starting on January 9th in Anaheim, California!
This coming week we should see the start of the avalanche of CHA Mega Show 2015 sneak peeks from many companies. What can we expect to see as companies begin to unveil their new products for the first half of 2015? Continue Reading →
Simple Stories Life Documented Delayed by Labor Dispute
Simple Stories informed customers yesterday that its new Life Documented planner and scrapbook collections has been affected by a labor dispute delaying shipments at the ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Seattle and Tacoma.
The collection, which was due to be received in the company's warehouse last month, is being delayed by a dispute between the ports and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union. The union's contract with the ports expired in July, and in recent weeks the union's 13,000 workers at the four ports have been engaging in work slowdowns in protest of the lack of a new contract. Continue Reading →
Kelly Purkey Gets Hero Arts Signature Line
Hero Arts and Kelly Purkey have announced that they are partnering to create a signature line of Kelly Purkey-designed stamps and other products.
Kelly Purkey has long been a prominent blogger in the industry, and in recent years she has moved into product design. After successfully designing stamps for sale through her own website, she began designing stamps (as well as other products) for online retailer Simon Says Stamp's in-house line.
CHA Sneak Peeks Time is Here!
It's that time of year again…the most wonderful time of the year! It's CHA Sneak Peeks time – the season when we get to start getting a look ahead at the products that will be coming to market in the months ahead for us to fuel our creative souls with (and empty our wallets on).
This year's Craft & Hobby Association Mega Show takes place in Anaheim, California from January 9th to the 13th.
As usual, we have all the sneak peeks organized for you on the Scrapbook Update CHA Mega Show 2015 Sneak Peeks page! The page will be continuously updated until the show begins on January 9th, so keep checking back for updates!
Katie Pertiet to Partner with Our Memories For Life
Popular designer Katie Pertiet announced today via her blog that she is partnering with Our Memories for Life to be the brand's exclusive product designer. Katie has previously been known in the scrapbook world for her work with such brands as Autumn Leaves and My Mind's Eye, and as the owner of Designer Digitals.
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A Warm Welcome:
We at Zion Lutheran would like to extend a warm welcome to all who are interested in visiting our web pages. We also invite you to come and worship with us. We have the following services on Sundays:
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Children are invited to participate fully in the 10 a.m. services of worship on the 15th, the first Sunday of March Break, and on the 29th, Palm Sunday. There will be no Sunday School classes these Sundays.
The Sunday Church School Classes begin Sept. 14. A welcome to worship is extended to parents with babies and toddlers. We believe their participation is spiritually rewarding for all of us - especially if they dance and sing in the aisles! Check out "Children in Church".
Our Prayer Chain is willing to share your burdens. If you have prayer requests, please, submit them to the Church Office by phone or email.
You can view this week's church bulletin and check out our Events & Photos.
Our Newsletters contain a plethora of information and inspiration. Schedules for those who give the gift of service can also be viewed or downloaded.
You can make an online donation in memory of a loved one, to help with a specific project or request, or just to help us keep the heat on!
From 2015 and onward all donations $20 or more will be issued a tax receipt. For donations less than $20, please contact the office.
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The Church Office is open from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, Tuesday through Thursday. Please, feel free to contact us at 705.253.8703 or at the church office link above. You will also find more information about our church and its many activities by clicking the links on left.
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NEW! The Guide to Understanding and Challenging New Mexico's Gifted Students: An Introduction for Teachers
New Resource from NMAG (Click to go to Teacher's Guide page.)
The Guide is an informational booklet from NMAG's past president and current Treasurer, Bonnie LaCourt.
Contests, competitions, and other events for gifted students
February 2, 2015
By Sara Dean
Middle School Scholarship Challenge
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation and edX have announced a scholarship challenge for advanced middle school students. Every eligible seventh grade student who successfully completes one of the five selected edX courses will secure a semi-finalist position in the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Young Scholars Program.
The Young Scholars Program, a selective pre-college scholarship for high-performing middle school students with financial need, includes individualized academic advising, financial support, and a pathway to the foundation's $40,000 per year College Scholarship.
Registration for the edX courses is open and selected courses begin as soon as January 20, 2015. Applications to the Young Scholars Program must be submitted by April 14, 2015. Details about the partnership and scholarship challenge can be found at www.jkcf.org/edx.
Memory Challenge
Memory Challenge is a new competition series that will test the mental agility of the nation's smartest children, aged 7 -12. Applicants will need to be highly gifted academically, with significant IQ scores and abilities well above their grade level. The competition will be celebratory and supportive, showcasing great young minds and their exceptional abilities.
Regional qualifiers will be held across the country this summer, with successful contestants progressing to a prestigious grand finale in the nation's capital. The winner of the competition will be named "US Junior Memory Champion 2015" and be awarded a significant prize to assist in future academic endeavors.
Math whizzes, junior chess champions, advanced coders or cryptologists; budding scientists and ace spelling Bee champs are invited to join this academic adventure.
For further information about Memory Challenge, please contact: Michael Yates at 323-904-4680 (ext. 1207) or firstname.lastname@example.com. Parents who are interested in applying can download the application at http://www.shedmedia.com/casting/920/Americas-Junior-Mind-Challenge.aspx.
Destination Imagination
The mission of Destination Imagination is "to develop opportunities that inspire the global community of learners to utilize diverse approaches in applying 21st century skills and creativity." The program encourages teams of learners to have fun, take risks, focus and frame challenges while incorporating STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), the arts and service learning. Participants learn patience, flexibility, persistence, ethics, respect for others and their ideas, and the collaborative problem solving process. Teams may showcase their solutions at a tournament. Contact Affiliate Director Katy Hammel at email@example.com or visit
National History Day
National History Day (NHD) is a highly regarded academic program for elementary and secondary school students. Each year, more than half a million students nationwide participate in the NHD contest. Students choose historical topics related to a theme and conduct extensive primary and secondary research through libraries, archives, museums, oral history interviews and historic sites. After analyzing and interpreting their sources and drawing conclusions about their topics' significance in history, students present their work in original papers, websites, exhibits, performances and documentaries. These products are entered into competitions in the spring at local, state and national levels where they are evaluated by professional historians and educators. The program culminates in the Kenneth E. Behring National Contest each June held at the University of Maryland at College Park. Contact Trevor Carter at the New Mexico Humanities Council at (505) 633-7372 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit the New Mexico National History Day website at http://nmhum.org/historyday.
Challenge Math Online
Challenge Math Online is an online practice program that helps young students develop problem solving and logical reasoning skills. It instills in students a deeper level of mathematical understanding while solving interesting and thought-provoking questions. The program is designed for students who have already mastered basic math skills and concepts offered in the classroom and are looking for a greater challenge beyond the regular curriculum. It is also for students who have a desire to participate and excel in math contests. Inquiries can be sent to email@example.com, and registration details can be found at http://www.noetic-learning.com/gifted/signup.jsp for individuals and http://www.noetic-learning.com/gifted/grouporder.jsp for groups.
San Juan County Chapter of NMAG
4th Annual Conference:
"Giftedness and the Real World"
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Sycamore Park Community Center
1051 Sycamore Street, Farmington, NM
Key Note Speaker:
Amy McConnell Franklin, Ph.D., M.P.H., M.Ed.
Educational Trainer and Consultant in Emotional Intelligence
"Pedagogical practices to develop emotion-related skills in gifted students"
There will be a variety of sessions geared for teachers, administrators, and parents. Lunch included. Check in & registration 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Early Registration by March 31st is $45 for educators, $30 for parents. SJC-NMAG members receive $5 discount. Late registration charge of $10.
To register, please send name and contact information with check or PO payable to SJC-NMAG to email@example.com or mail to: Kathy Price, #41 Rd 5290, Farmington, NM 87401
For more information please contact Sara Dean at 505-325-6142 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Hotel was nicely decorated, the rooms at a good size and confortable, the use of the Computer in the room is an excellet idea, as well as the access to the internet for free with my laptop. The breakfast was nice and had a good selection. The Staff very firendly and well manered. The Hotel good located. - Caroline
Nice and clean apartment. When I realised the iron wasn't working it was dealt with immediately. - Anonymous
Third stay in 2 weeks. Only comment is that the rooms seem to differ considerably in terms of size, especially bathroom. First room (203) bathroom and room were average size. Second stay (room 529) larger room and bath. Third stay is a triple room--not as spacious but miniature bathroom. Only other comment is that internet access is poor. Free wireless in lobby works ok. Common use computer - David
I've stayed at many hostels all around Spain by now, about 4 of them in Madrid alone, and this was by far one of THE best service we've ever had. Super clean. The price for the location is unbeatable. The Wifi was great. Outstanding service by attendant who assisted us. At one point I forgot my cell phone on the couch in the little lobby and he picked it up and left in our room with a note. How he knew it was ours, no idea. (Maybe process of elimination.) But so glad he did! Will definitely go - Anonymous
Location is excellent, 5 minute walk from the palace. Air con worked perfectly room was very clean. Room service never called too early, didn't even see them at all, and the room was always done when we came back in the evening. - Cian
Great Location close to shops, bars, restaurants and the famous hop on hop off bus. Staff extremely helpful, they even took care of parking our hire car ! Great breakfast. Rooms very comfortable. Great Hotel. - Peter
A small family operate hostel. Nice staffs. Good location. - Anonymous
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English-speaking and helpful staff. Great value for money, good choice
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Yea! More Uruk-hai!
Now we can finally help make the ratio of good guys to bad guys more accurate. Of course, to do that for a scene like Helm's Deep it'd take a lot of these little polybags. But every bit helps.:-)
The main part of this poly is, of course, the minifig. He's the same one we get in other sets (Helm's Deep and the Uruk-hai army) and like the others he is fantastic. The printing is phenomenal. If only he came with a sword and shield instead of the pike, oh well.
The ballista is pretty cool. Small, but good for a polybag. It wouldn't really look fitting when you put it by Helm's Deep though. The pieces on the sides (by themselves they look like robot arms) are useful for holding on to it. Then with the other hand you "flick" the missile. It goes much farther than you might expect (perhaps my expectations were too low). Last but not least, more hinge pieces are always nice additions.
I don't normally collect polybags, but I really like this one, expensive as it is. I got it a Five Below for $4. I would definitely recommend it to any LotR fan (and/or completest) as well as anybody trying to build a bigger Uruk-hai army.
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No mercy !! The Era of the Human has ended !!
Overall 5 bricks : Great little set that mostly will be used as Army builder. It comes in a polybag and is very complete, standing alone not too playable but combined a great addition to your Uruk Hai army. Affordable so in reach for everyone.
Building 3 bricks : The same as in set 30210 not too hard to built, the assembling of the Uruk Hai and the built of the small balista. So here also three bricks.
Parts 5 bricks : Good parts used for the balista but most points for the Uruk Hai warrior. I would love to trade the body armour that covers the great print on the torso for a Uruk Hai sword. Both torso (front and backside) and legs have a great print and the head is printed on both sides with a frightening grinn. Awesome helmet and a familiar halberd as weapon.
Playability 3 bricks : Standing alone not much playing fun, combined with other LotR sets a lot so an average of 3 bricks here.
Value 5 bricks : I bought this set together 30210 for € 6,50 each which I think it is definitely a reasonable price considering its content. If you keep it sealed the value will definitely rise in the near future. Even more than 30210 because this one will be opened more than the Frodo polybag because of the Uruk Hai's use as army builder.
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Build me an Army!
Set #30211 Uruk Hai with Ballista: As far as polybags go this is one of the better offerings out there, even if it is a real pain to get your hands on it.
The Uruk Hai with Ballista is great for army building, it comes with the standard looking Uruk Hai Mini-Figure, complete with double-sided print on the torso and head, with hand of Saruman markings on one side and clean the other. As well as a large Castle era axe as a weapon and the nifty new helmet piece, plus torso armor piece.
The microbuild Ballista is rather small, and used primarily to pad up the piece count I believe, the weapon itself is nice as a set piece, and multiples will really add to your Battle of Helms Deep, complete with flick-fire missiles for added playability. If you can manage to get more than one you'll get your money's worth, in-spite of the small piece count. Still haven't seen any around at TRU Canada, fortunately it was given away free with purchase of 30$ worth of LEGO LotR at the beginning of the month so I did manage to get the one. Hopefully I'll be able to army build it to the maximum of five for a good solid number of Uruk to add to Helm's Deep.
Overall I'd have to say that LEGO made some great choices with LotR and Hobbit Polybags, while the Frodo with Cooking Corner Polybag is a bit of wasted potential, this Uruk is great for army building and well worth tracking down. Strongly reccomended.
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Hai Versatility
Through promotions this little polybag provides one Uruk Hai character with his spear firing ballista for the Lord of the Rings theme and and is a tiny but highly attractive little set.
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- High quality prints.
- Dark metallic armour.
- Double faced.
Star of the set, a superbly armoured warrior, he (can they be she?) gets dark metallic plate armour including a massive cumbersome helmet and long halberd or axe. The double faced 'angry' or 'very angry' expressions provides some comedy and variety. The prints are outstanding on back and front of the torso with leather straps, buckles, studs and armour in brown, grey, black and silver. The faces likewise have are superbly yellow eyed and have alternative appearances, one with the white Saruman face paint job. Saruman also does storytelling and puppet theatre for his favoured warriors. Those maroon/ dark red arms are a great contrast. The whole look represents the characters brilliantly and not up for true film likenesses, I prefer Lego's own twist on reproduction especially for what was a book and interpretative. The gloves finish the MF for me unless they are supposed to be skanksome hands?
Ballista Bonanza
Now many people were after a ton of these sets for the army building quality. The ballista is superb... maybe I don't get out much but when I first flick fired it I was surprised and impressed at the power and distance for a free tiny construction toy from the front of a paper. A simple but clever design all round.
So maybe you got a ton of these and have happily lined them up in army formation. Thats great but if they all have ballistas, they can not all charge in to Helms Deep. What we need is some variety in the form of alternative building! Lets see what this tiny brick inventory can offer up then.
Alternative Building
First off why not make some defences from those pesky elven arrows with this barricade? This means our Uruk also gets to wield a hefty hammer!
Why not attack the gate with an improvised battering ram on rails, have at you!
Other orcs can join in by pushing on those handles, if only there was a flame to light his torch.
Things get silly now as our Uruk Hai crawls under a shelter to cook up a meal in his pot and get changed in some privacy.
Crawling under his tent from the Helm's Deep rain seems a better option while his armour and kit hangs outside for a wash.
What Uruk Hai could be without this marvellous boat, if that doesn't scream 'river attack' I don't know what does!
Again seeking a flame for that blessed torch, perhaps the cover of darkness is best suited for this one Orc boat with its tiny sail. I'm sure where wind is absent the average Uruk can make his own, at least those ramming spikes look the part. Don't laugh, its the height of Uruk Hai chic!
Back in line with the 'armoury in a polybag' review, this bloke has built a catapult! Just make sure he stands on it to help weigh it down!
Open up a can of Mordor on the enemy's rear: With a careful smack, the one stud cone can be fired! ...with some care :)
I look forward to do more alternative builds in future, variety always being a good thing when we all own the same sets. I would never have guessed the amount of different models one could get out if this polybag (including the shamelessly dodgy ones!) until I tried. I'm so glad to have got it and I bet Frodo can't do half as much with that oven!
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Saruman had to start somewhere
Didn't fancy queuing behind loads of people at my local WHS, so managed to pick these up cheaply on eBay (if you look, they are out there well priced). The set itself is OK, a little ballista with LEGO's famous 'flick-fire missile', but the Uruk-Hai was the sole reason I bought this. Arguably the cheapest army builder, this is my first set for the Lord of the Rings (after deciding Star Wars was getting too samey and too expensive).
- Uruk-Hai for not a lot
- Cheap ones will soon disappear
- Better with the Uruk sword & shield
Overall, a good promo, but find it cheaply or just buy the Uruk separate if that is all you are after. A good find for not a lot of money, and a quick and easy way to build an army.
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Tin Soldier is the latest addition to Auckland's most notable going out prescient. Combining the very best in craft beer food and wine in the most sociable of ways.
Small plates and an open and sharing attitude guarantees a great night out.
Located on the corner of Ponsonby Road and Anglesea Street Tin Soldier is the spot to enjoy the very best in food and beer in a warm and inviting environment.
Come and give Tin Soldier a go, you won't be disappointed.
Tin Soldier; where local crafted food meets world class crafted wine and beer.
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Tue-Wed: 15:00-01:00
Thu-Sun: 11:30-01:00
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From the friendly greeting upon arrival to the casual banter at departure it is hard to vault Tin Solider. Expectations were reserved slightly, nestled amongst such Ponsonby icons as Chapel and PRB it would be easy to slip up. However if anything Tin Soldier exceeds the standards set by its neighbours.
Split two level venue. Bar 'upstairs' has plenty of leaner height seating, yet affords itself to plenty of standing space for the staff to operate through. Downstairs (5 steps) the dining area caters for all. There are larger regular height tables for larger groups, leaner heights for those that like to people watch, plenty of glass to watch the throngs outside, a recessed windowed green area above to allow the air through and an open kitchen! An open kitchen is a statement to patrons that our staff know their stuff...here they sure do. The knife work, cooking techniques, and presentation are a delight to watch.
Attentive, educated, honest in their food appraisals and preferences.
Chipotle mayo on the cerviche market fish may be slightly overpowering for the softer pallet, but adds a dynamic twist to the traditional oka serving. The Chicken Parfait with pear and saffron chutney - it's so addictive the government might try and ban it.
We went with the Pork Belly (a personal fav at the moment) and were not disappointed. The 'spiced pumpkin' it is served with is incredible. Without going all Simon Gault on it the initial sweetness of the pumpkin blends into the saltiness of the pork then the subtle spices finish it off perfectly...the best Ive had of late. We probably didn't need the venison carpaccio, such the serving sizes of the first 3, but it was recommended so we did. And glad we did too. This modern day thought of infusing fruits with meat flavours is a pleasure in most cases, the venison with the pear and crispy garlic is a fine example.
Too full for dessert or cheese on this occasion. But will be back
Tin Soldier in Ponsonby.
The mains were pretty good. However, the desserts were the stand out for me. I couldn't quite visualise what the 'tastes of Milo' would be like but it definitely didn't disappoint. I only wish that there were more churros, or perhaps I should ask next time I should ask if I could get the churros on its own. Crisp, light and fluffy. The churros melts in your mouth. Meanwhile, the watermelon dessert was perfect for the hot muggy day. Refreshing and delicious.
Relaxed and comfortable. Although, could do with some fans indoors as it was stifling hot the day we visited.
Friendly and efficient.
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Need to try more of their mains before I can give a proper verdict. But the churros is worth returning for.
One of the most satisfying Auckland dining experiences in a long time and one that I'd thoroughly recommend. From woe to go, Tin Soldier really delivered.
Setting is contemporary with two separate spaces. The main dining area within clear view of the busy kitchen has a combination tables, booths and high stools - quite a nice effect especially if, as we were, you've got the luxury of an elevated view so you can pretty much decide what you want before even seeing the menu.
Staff were fantastic - breaking down the menu and the dining philosophy really well - Tin Soldier is a sharing experience with all dishes basically deconstructed - and it works.
Drinks list ideal - a good variety of craft beers and local wines - Little Creatures for me (one of the best drops going around) and not overly priced.
Then the food - on our visit we enjoyed everything from buffalo cheese balls and mussel sliders to sirloin steak and pigs cheek. In truth we ordered far to much (and therefore we didn't have room for Tin Soldier's Milo-inspired dessert which I've been since reading about) - but there was so much to tempt one and it was really well priced.
Tin Soldier is right up there with Ponsonby's, if not Auckland's best casual dining restaurants I'm sure. We'll be back and hopefully soon.
We had a great night at Tin Soldier on Saturday. We enjoyed the whole shared plate experience and great service. The outstanding dishes were sirloin steak and the pigs cheek. The fries and chorizo crochets were also great. Tin Soldiers well priced wine list also impressed Us. The man o war Chardonnay a mere $12 a glass a winner.
I had read the write up about Tin Soldier in the Herald and then having seen some pretty positive reviews on this site and others were really keen to give it a go mid-week.
I like the small plate concept as it gives you an opportunity to try a wide variety and then if need be, order more. The Fish pie was pretty spectacular but the highlight (which seems to be a common theme), was the Milo pud...why has it taken so long to discover this dish!
Overall, dining at Tin Soldier was a really great experience. The drink prices are a little higher than I'm used to but this is Ponsonby right. Go there!
Went to Tin Soldier last night for a quick drink and stayed for 2 hours. was a really great vibe in there.
Had the Pinot Noir from the tap and it was good, had the mini hotdogs and chicken wings which were good - the mini hot dogs were really good.
Service was friendly and relaxed - we sat at the bar.
I would definitely go again and have a proper meal, the menu looked really good.
It is unpretentious, friendly and a great place just to hang out.
I went to Tin Soldier a couple of weeks ago just after it opened. I loved the wine on tap, I loved the milo dessert and I loved the pumpkin.
Cute waiters outfits. Nice new addition to Ponsonby Road for those of us locals getting a bit bored with the same old menus.
Tin Soldier is highly recommended! For those of you who are a little cautious when sampling new foods, please don't be put off by the name of the pork cheek... If you like pork belly you will adore this dish. Impeccably cooked, I can say you will not be disappointed. The rest of the small plates were just as tasty and the service was wonderful to match. Fantastic offering of tap beers (and tap wine?!) but again don't let snobbery get the better of you. Try it- or it's your own loss. To finish, go for the flavours of Milo.. Don't question it just do it. You will be back for seconds. Or requesting it for breakfast the next morning. Will definitely be back - thankyou Tin Soldier for a wonderful dining experience!
I had been looking forward to the opening of Tin Soldier for some time and after reading Brett's review on this site last week was prompted to go.
I know how we all often get caught up in the hype so I approached it with an open mind - I kinda had visions of Sunday Painters but with more robust, NZ-influenced, meals.
The staff are a real credit. Fabulously relaxed and friendly - and more than helpful providing information and recommendations.
The menu has a few really surprising dishes, but I decided to go for a safe option - the Hawkes Bay lamb rack. It was delicious, melt in the mouth stuff.
The flavours of milo interested me but the lamb reminded me of nana and rhubarb was her thing - poached rhubarb it was!
Tin Soldier has been a real revelation for me - I'll be returning.
Was expecting alot based on understanding of owners experience but what a let down. Another website describes this as very similar to Cumulus Inc in Melbourne but would have to disagree. C Inc is 4+ stars. First wine prices at Tin Soldier are excessive. Montes red at (approx.) $50 from Glengarry 20 mtrs down the road at $18 Another Alsace Pinot Gris 3.5 times the retail price!!!. The tap IPA was the best value and great so decided to flag wine for lunch.The Sardines (note plural), cherry tomatoes and bruschetta was "one" sardine with std hot house tomatoes and the bread burnt. The waiter agreed the dish was misleading and apologised for the burnt bread but just said he would pass that on to the chef ...and did nothing - unbelievable.And, try filleting one sardine to share with your guest.The Croquettes were tastless and chorizo somehow missing (I love chorizo).The Fish pie was the "Comedy Central" moment. Four tiny scooped out potatoes with a teaspoon fish/egg/potato filling for about $12. Thought they were trying a Hester B experiment for a TV programme. We had one each and sent the others back. Verdict a big mistake. Oh and the waiter did agree it was misleading description and had had other negative comments. BUT the pigs cheek was amazing, meltingly soft and tender. One in four not a winner overall but something. Despite our feedback they offered a free drink each or dessert ...but not to take the failed dishes off the bill. Even the waiter was embarassed. As I was driving the extra drinks was not an option - and it shouldn't be. If the dish is not up to standard then they should not charge for it. Won't be back. Still had to pay for the Sardine (singular) and croquettes (just checking my bill again)Overall I do hope they fix it. PS Went to SPQR for dinner that night great Paella, wine value (cf retail)and overall fantastic value and atmosphere compared to Tin Soldier. Sadly at this stage won't be back (unless hear things have "really" change
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Beechwood Cottage is a contemporary and comfortable, self-catering barn conversion located in the tranquil surroundings of Low Easby, Easby, situated on the edge of the North York Moors National Park and within easy reach of the elegant market towns of Stokesley and Great Ayton.
Beechwood Cottage is attached to the original period property where the owners Missy and Tan are on hand 24/7 should you need them.
The lavish two storey Cottage has been lovingly furnished and accommodates up to 6 people. With three bedrooms (Two with double beds and one with two singles), three bathrooms and an open plan split level kitchen/diner it is the perfect getaway for large families and parties alike. The cottage also has the benefit of a large private garden as well as access to 21 acres of grass fields, woodland and a private stretch of the river Leven.
Beechwood Cottage offers you the opportunity to explore the beautiful picturesque scenery of the North York Moors. With available activities such as relaxing, walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing, golf, swimming and much more right on your doorstep.
Beechwood Cottage sits in one of the best locations in North Yorkshire, with spectacular views over Roseberry Topping, Captain Cook's Monument and the Cleveland Hills. A perfect holiday retreat for anyone interested in relaxing, walking, cycling and horse riding.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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|Wheelchair users
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Fax machine, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
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27 Jan 2015
"Excellent place to stay and fantatsic views"
The place overall was very comfortable and clean.... the log fire was a great feature. Everything was at hand and two villages very close by, Missy & Tan were exceptionally helpful if you needed anyth… More
3 Oct 2014
"Totally enjoyable. I would like to stay for a month!"
They thought of everything....Parking could have been a problem if we had had a car, Ten said that would be sorted soon. Such engaging hosts made us feel very welcome.… More
8 Aug 2014
"High quality accommodation in an amazing setting"
We stayed here for two weeks with our four children and had an amazing time. The cottage was immaculate and finished to a very high standard. Tan and Missy are extremely welcoming hosts and couldn… More
4 Aug 2014
"Wow, so relaxing and just what our family needed"
We booked Elmwood Cottage in July and were very very impressed.The cottage is beautiful and the interior is to a very high standard.The views from the private grounds was amazing...our children loved … More
22 Jul 2014
"Beautifully finished Cottage with the fresh air of Yorkshire on it's doorstep"
Wow!! The cottage was great, the scenery was great, the walks were great, even the weather was great but they were all overshadowed by the incredible hospitality of Missy the owner. She made us feel… More
21 Jul 2014
"Fantastic cottage - wonderful warm reception from the hosts."
We really enjoyed our stay here, The cottage was beautifully decorated, luxurious and superbly equipped. Everything was extremely clean and beautifully presented. Very nice outlook and a good base to… More
17 Feb 2014
"Beautiful cottage, with exceptional views, scenary and a perect place to escape"
We stayed for a long weekend at Beechwood cottages and I have to say the place is stunning and thats an understatement. The Cottages are beautiful, the attention to detail is outstanding. The cottage was clean and fresh when we arrived and it is airy and spacious with loads of character. It made you feel right at home. The hosts are exceptional and were willing to meet all our requirements and we couldn't recommend this place enough. There was good information about places to go and some walks that go from the cottage. The cottage is surrounded by fields with excellent views and plaenty of exploring to do. Definitely the best ciottage we have stayed in to date.
13 Jan 2014
"Stunning cottage in idyllic location... Superb"
Beautiful contemporary cottage, very tastefully decorated and complete with all mod cons. Stunning grounds and scenery too. Warm welcome from both owners who couldn't do enough to help. Plus the … More
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