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A Truly "unique" property. Situated in the heart of the old town of Edinburgh only 200 metres from the world famous Edinburgh Castle is our historic apartment " The Castle Snug ", whilst staying at the Castle Snug you will be perfectly located to experience everything that Edinburgh has to offer. This unique property is available from only £25 per person per night.
The apartment, which is situated on ground level, is a studio featuring a Queen size bed which pulls out of the bookcase and a second Queen size bed located on the mezzanine level and prvides accommodation for 4 adults (a travel cot can be provided if requested ).
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Honeymoons / Romantic breaks.
Family holidays ( although small children require supervision due to mezzanine level ).
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The Tattoo / concerts on the Castle Esplanade.
The perfect sightseeing location
The apartment itself is steeped in history. Built around 1700, it was the home of writer James Boswell and in this very apartment he played host to Dr Samuel Johnson in the weeks leading up to the departure upon their " Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland " in the Autumn of 1773.
The main living area features original exposed stone walls and cedar ceiling and is sumptuously furnished with oxblood leather chesterfield seating and footstools alongside a Jotul cast iron stove.Should you choose to dine "at home", there is a fully equipped kitchen and a small dining area seating four. The bathroom is fully tiled and has a full size bath with a Mira Sport 10.8kw instant shower over. The apartment is strictly no smoking and pets are not permitted.
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|Nearest airport: Edinburgh Airport 12 km, Nearest railway: Edinburgh Waverly 500 m
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A great find. The location was just perfect for us, right in the heart of the city, close enough to explore and easy to get back at night. It was peaceful - great after a night out. The facilities wer… More
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Castle Snug was really good. I would recommend it to friends. The location was great, and plenty of restaurants within walking distance. We had a slight problem with the heating, but once we contacted… More
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The Snug is the perfect place to stay in Edinburgh. Right in the heart of the old town, everything is at your fingertips. The Snug is clean, warm and comfortable which is needed after all the walking… More
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Three friends from around the world came together to see Edinburgh, the Military Tattoo and the many presentations of The Fringe. The Castle Snug was a PERFECT location and setup for our long weekend.… More
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Castle Snug was amazing!! Photos are very representative of the property. In spite of the age of the building, the apartment had modern amenities, such as washer, dishwasher, TV. Location is unbeat… More
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Perry a globalistSubmitted by McClarinJ on Fri, 09/09/2011 - 08:44
Rick Perry tied to Agenda 21, globalist policies | August Forecast & Review 16 August 2011- By Terri Hall
Rick Perry may be good at invoking states rights and property rights, while disavowing 'foreign creditors,' but his actions as Texas' longest serving governor tell a different story. Public private partnerships (or P3s) are part and parcel of the United Nations' Agenda 21. Two of the purposes of Agenda 21 are to abolish private property and restrict mobility and P3s act as the vehicle to do it. Perry made P3s a centerpiece of his transportation policy since he stepped in as governor.
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What's That Disgusting Mess? Oh. It's Just School Lunches
What's That Disgusting Mess? Oh. It's Just School Lunches
So what are you fixing for dinner? Taco Patty perhaps? How about a Round Wedge Pizza or Chicken Fryz? That's what's on the menu in the Harrisonburg, VA, school system. They're so proud of their fare, the posted big ol' pictures of them in all their glory on their website. I was hungry — right up until the point I saw these pics. Count 'em 22 different meals, and I only saw one green thing in the whole lot. The saddest lunch? The Italian Dunkers. Or, Cut Up White Bread With Sugary Spaghetti Sauce.
No wonder we're facing a childhood obesity epidemic. What makes this all the more alarming, is that so many kids rely on these meals to combat hunger. In the 2006-2007 school year, 16.3 million kids got free or reduced-price lunches through the National School Lunch Program, a stat that's particularly poignant here in the midst of Summer. Reports show that Summer nutrition programs aren't meeting needs, and sponsors are backing out as rising food and fuel costs makes it impossible not to lose money.
The conundrum of course is what's cost effective and what will kids eat? For kids weaned on Cheetos and corn dogs, the goop in the pictures probably tastes fine. It's far from fine for them though.
To see which schools are combating the Italian Dunker, read more.
In (my hero) Morgan Spurlock's movie SuperSize Me he profiled Appleton Central High School where kids are given fresh, wholesome, low-fat food through Natural Ovens, resulting in happier, more-focused students. Arkansas is hoping to be a "model state" in addressing childhood obesity, starting with banning vending machines. California has already banned trans fats in schools.
With poor communities getting the brunt of the Taco Patty (42 percent of Bronx elementary students are overweight) and school-lunch prices climbing even further (40 percent more in Des Moines) what's the solution? How can schools better serve our kids lunch?
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Mar. 24, 2015
Hundreds of mourners gather in Israel for burial services of Gabriel Sassoon's seven children, who died in Brooklyn house fire; bodies were flown to Israel two days after blaze, which was caused by faulty hot plate; their mother Gayle Sassoon and sister Siporah, who were critically injured in fire, are unable to make trip. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
Thousands gather at funeral services in Borough Park, Brooklyn, to mourn seven children of Gabriel Sassoon who died in house fire started by faulty hot plate; mother, Gayle Sassoon, and one surviving daughter, Siporah, remain hospitalized in critical condition; tragedy struck family only two years after they had immigrated from Israel. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
New York City officials warn about dangers of leaving hot plates or stove burners on overnight to warm food, common practice among Orthodox Jews to avoid violating prohibition of work on the Sabbath; malfunctioning hot plate was responsible for blaze that killed seven Orthodox children in Midwood, Brooklyn. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
Gabriel and Gayle Sassoon, couple who are enduring loss of seven children following Brooklyn fire, met in Israel in 1998; pair married despite their disparate backgrounds, sharing a spiritual journey that led them to create large family and eventually to emigrate from Israel to the United States. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
Fire in Brooklyn home of Orthodox Jewish family kills seven children, with only the mother Gayle Sassoon and her daughter Siporah able to escape flames, by leaping from second-floor windows; investigators say unknown malfunction in electrical hot plate used by family to keep food warm for Sabbath is responsible. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
Fire that killed seven siblings in Orthodox Jewish neighborhood of Midwood, Brooklyn, has raised concerns over common practice of leaving meal warming overnight on hotplate ahead of Sabbath as means of skirting day's restrictions on work; fire was begun by malfunctioning hotplate. MORE
Mar. 21, 2015
Luis Lopez of Queens is charged with attempted murder, arson and related criminal counts after law enforcement officials say he set fire to block of homes in Woodhaven section in retaliation for being evicted from his apartment. MORE
Mar. 20, 2015
News Analysis; some Midwestern states are rolling back collective bargaining rights for government workers, including pensions and health coverage, but excluding police and firefighters; labor experts say exemptions have no substantive merit, as other public workers have much more dangerous jobs. MORE
Mar. 19, 2015
Blaze sweeps through residential block in Woodhaven, Queens, sending seven people to hospital with minor injuries. MORE
Mar. 10, 2015
Photo of New York City firefighters working to put out house fire along a canal in Mill Basin, Brooklyn. MORE
Mar. 5, 2015
Four out of five firefighters nationwide are overweight or obese, and roughly half of all firefighters who die in the line of duty each year are killed by heart attacks. Now a group of firefighters is trying to change that with a fitness program called 555 Fitness. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column recounts story of unidentified family in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, whose evacuated apartment was robbed while firefighters were battling flames in their building. MORE
Feb. 22, 2015
Ten people are killed in building fire in Abu Dhabi, capital of United Arab Emirates. MORE
Feb. 11, 2015
Destruction of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, warehouse in recent fire may pave way for New York City to make good on promise to build nearby waterfront park, to be called Bushwick Inlet Park; deal was made in 2005 when large section of Williamsburg and Greenpoint were rezoned to allow for new luxury apartment buildings, but only corner of park has been constructed. MORE
Feb. 7, 2015
Three-story building in Ocean Grove, NJ, is ravaged by fire that destroys several ground-level stores and about 10 apartments. MORE
Feb. 6, 2015
Authorities say that damage to public records incurred in seven-alarm fire at Williamsburg, Brooklyn, warehouse is likely to be less than initially feared. MORE
Feb. 3, 2015
Confidential medical records, along with paper documents from number of city agencies, are destroyed in Brooklyn warehouse fire; event reveals continued dependency of New York City's public health system on paper records. MORE
Feb. 2, 2015
Brooklyn warehouse fire leaves thousands of confidential documents, including checks, medical records and court transcripts, strewn across Williamsburg; New York City sends disaster recovery workers to collect debris, but hospitals and city agencies play down threat of identity theft; many neighborhood residents feel that fire was deliberately set. MORE
Feb. 2, 2015
Boats from New York City Fire Department's Marine Battalion help extinguish blaze at Brooklyn warehouse; rarely have opportunity to join in such firefighting efforts; four-year-old, state-of-the-art boat sprays actual fire for first time. MORE
Jan. 23, 2015
Fire rages through Avalon at Edgwater luxury apartment complex in Edgewater, NJ, displacing over 1,000 residents of complex and surrounding buildings; incident marks sobering moment amid construction boom flanking Hudson River in Bergen and Hudson Counties. MORE
Jan. 22, 2015
Deadly fire at Flatbush Hardware in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, unites two immigrant families who had long worked side by side in grief; fire destroys store, livelihood of the Nation family, and claims life of Bassam Awad, whose family ran deli next door and had rented storefront to the Nations since 1989; Fire Department has classified blaze as accidental. MORE
Jan. 22, 2015
Hundreds of people flee fire at the Avalon at Edgewater apartment complex in Edgewater, NJ; massive blaze, visible across Hudson River in New York City, does not result in serious injuries or deaths. MORE
Jan. 19, 2015
Fire that destroyed Holiday Inn motel and killed 10 people in Greece, NY, in 1978 is still under investigation; prime suspect Harold J Phillips was first firefighter at scene and is now town's fire chief; investigation was revived in 2010 by then police chief Todd Baxter, who set up task force and brought in outside investigators; current police chief Patrick Phelan hopes to bring case to DA's office soon. MORE
Jan. 13, 2015
Editorial supports Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed's decision to dismiss Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran for virulently anti-gay views espoused in his book Who Told You That You Were Naked? and for imposing those views on his work force; rejects claims that firing amounts to a violation of Cochran's free speech and religious freedom. MORE
Jan. 10, 2015
Fire in Bronx apartment building leaves 11 people injured, two of them critically, with dozens of families displaced; cause of fire is under investigation. MORE
Jan. 8, 2015
Many New York City homeowners are not prepared for possibility of house fires and the many complications that come with being homeless for extended period of time; experts and homeowners who have experienced fires offer advice, such as making sure to have right insurance and to avoid opportunistic adjusters. MORE
Jan. 7, 2015
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed fires Fire Rescue Department chief Kelvin Cochran after Cochran gave workers copies of religious book he wrote containing antigay passages, sparking debate about religious liberty and nondiscrimination. MORE
Jan. 6, 2015
Australian officials say large uncontrolled wildfire that has raged for days in southern part of country has badly damaged or destroyed more than two dozen homes and compelled thousands of residents to flee. MORE
Jan. 3, 2015
Hundreds of Swedes gather outside Stockholm's royal palace to show support for Muslim residents after three suspected arson attacks on mosques; Syrian conflict has boosted number of asylum seekers in Sweden and famous Swedish tolerance is being tested; far-right, anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats has grown despite fact that roughly one fifth of Sweden's 9.6 million people were born abroad or to immigrant parents. MORE
Jan. 2, 2015
Large fire in Philippine capital of Manila destroys almost one thousand shanties and kills three people; fire is believed to have been caused by firecrackers and is one of more than dozen fires in country connected to New Year's celebrations. MORE
Jan. 2, 2015
French Interior Ministry reports that vandals on New Year's Eve set fire to 940 cars, decline from previous year's total of 1,067. MORE
Jan. 2, 2015
Louise Jean-Charles, her husband Napoleon Michel and their niece Nadia Donnay die in fire in LeFrak City housing complex in Queens; police report that Bronx resident Herb Huntley is first New York City murder victim of 2015. MORE
Dec. 30, 2014
Room used as worship site by Muslims in Eslov, Sweden, is destroyed in fire, second time in past week that Islamic worship area is damaged by possible arson in country; far-right anti-immigration party is gaining popularity. MORE
Dec. 30, 2014
San Antonio city officials say at least 17 people are still hospitalized in wake of senior-living facility fire in Castle Hills that killed five residents; 80 residents remain unaccounted for, and cause of fire is still under investigation. MORE
Dec. 30, 2014
Ruffians theater collective presents Jay Torrence play Burning Bluebeard each year between Christmas and New Years Day to mark anniversary of deadly 1903 fire in Chicago theater. MORE
Dec. 27, 2014
Swedish officials condemn suspected arson attack at mosque that injured five people; action raises tensions in country where immigration is significant political issue; Prime Min Stefan Lofven says more must be done to stop attacks against Muslims and places of worship. MORE
Dec. 26, 2014
Swedish police are seeking arsonist who set fire to mosque in town of Eskilstuna; attack, which injured five people, came amid debate between country's far right and mainstream parties about liberal immigration policies. MORE
Dec. 26, 2014
Hawaii firefighters rescue more than 60 hikers, including some who had been stranded for days after heavy rains made crossing rising streams impossible on island of Kauai. MORE
Dec. 19, 2014
Los Angeles Fire Department rules that devastating blaze at unfinished luxury apartment complex was an act of arson, causing an estimated $20 million to $30 million in damage. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
German police suspect arsonists are behind series of fires that destroyed buildings in village near Nuremberg that were to welcome several dozen refugees. MORE
Dec. 13, 2014
Small fire breaks out near American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, filling exhibition hall with smoke; everyone is evacuated safely. MORE
Dec. 8, 2014
Five people, including a six-week-old girl, die in house fire in East Orange, NJ; authorities are investigative cause of blaze. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
Larry McQuilliams fires more than 100 rounds at downtown buildings in Austin, Tex, and tries to set Mexican Consulate on fire before dying in confrontation with police; no one else is injured in attack. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
Elderly woman dies in Bronx apartment fire; no one else is injured; her name is not release pending notification to her family. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
Coal mine fire kills 24 miners in northeastern China; 52 other miners are injured at disaster, which occurred at complex run by state-owned Fuxin Coal Corp in Liaoning Province. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Blaze tears through three-story building on Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn, claiming the life of one man and injuring more than a dozen others. MORE
Nov. 13, 2014
New York City firefighters safely rescue window washers Juan Lizama and Juan Lopez from a dangling scaffold outside the 69th floor of 1 World Trade Center; experts blame equipment failure for the accident. MORE
Nov. 11, 2014
Vasilios Gerazounis, landlord of building in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, pleads guilty to criminally negligent homicide in deaths of five Guatemalan immigrants who were killed in 2010 arson fire; investigators found that several of the victims were trapped inside illegally partitioned apartments; prosecutors took rare step of not only filing charges against the arsonist but also Gerazounis. MORE
Nov. 5, 2014
Fire destroys Artuso Pastry Foods Corporation cannoli factory in Mount Vernon, NY, forcing family business that sells cannoli in 15 states to close indefinitely just before holidays. MORE
Nov. 2, 2014
Three-alarm fire sweeps through apartment house in Portland, Me, killing five people and critically injuring one; authorities say it is the deadliest fire in the state in 30 years. MORE
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At Least 2 People Missing After East Village Explosion, Officials Say
A fire that reduced three buildings to rubble was still not considered under control Friday morning, and officials said they could not start to sift through the wreckage.
March 28, 2015, Saturday
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New York Explosion Ignites Fire, Fells Buildings and Injures at Least 19
An explosion in the East Village caused two buildings to collapse and left at least 19 people injured. At least one person was reported missing.
March 27, 2015, Friday
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Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn Rush to Buy Smoke Detectors Before Sabbath
After a fire in Midwood, Brooklyn killed seven children on Saturday, there was a sense of urgency about buying smoke detectors and re-examining routines such as the way hot plates are used.
March 27, 2015, Friday
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After East Village Blast, a Familiar Sight: New Yorkers to the Rescue
The explosion and fire served as a call to action for those who could help, including one man who knocked on windows and called for people to evacuate, and pedestrians who tended to the wounds of the injured.
March 27, 2015, Friday
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Jerusalem Mourns 7 Brief Lives Lost in Brooklyn Fire
Hundreds converged in Israel for the burial services of the Sassoon siblings, who died in a blaze at their home in the Midwood neighborhood.
March 24, 2015, Tuesday
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Thousands Join Brooklyn Father Mourning 7 With 'Faces of Angels'
Gabriel Sassoon's seven children, ages 5 to 16, were remembered at funeral services this afternoon; their mother and one surviving sister are hospitalized.
March 23, 2015, Monday
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Sabbath Routine a Risky Practice, Officials Warn
Seven children were killed when an electric hot plate started a fast-moving blaze at their home, but deadly fires linked to the Sabbath ritual were not new to Brooklyn's Jewish communities.
March 23, 2015, Monday
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From Different Worlds, Sharing a Spiritual Journey, and Now Family Loss
The couple who lost seven of their children in a blaze are the son of a grandee in a Syrian Jewish outpost in Kobe, Japan, and the daughter of a family from southern Brooklyn.
March 23, 2015, Monday
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Brooklyn Fire Kills 7 Children, City's Worst Toll Since 2007
A fire that ripped through the home of an Orthodox Jewish family, trapping the children — ages 5 to 16 — in their bedrooms, was sparked by a malfunctioning hot plate, officials said.
March 22, 2015, Sunday
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Deadly Fire in Brooklyn Renews Concerns Over a Weekly Ritual
For Orthodox Jews who observe the Sabbath, the admonition not to leave cooking food unattended is hard to reconcile with certain tenets of their religion.
March 22, 2015, Sunday
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Beer in Red Sox dugout?
Bud Light?
Now, that's unforgiveable!
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Bruce Markusen Posted: October 18, 2011 at 11:48 PM (#3967695)
Drinking beer in the dugout? What's next, a flask on the pitcher's mound?2. bads85 Posted: October 18, 2011 at 11:54 PM (#3967698)
Cocaine in the back pocket.3. The Long Arm of Rudy Law Posted: October 18, 2011 at 11:57 PM (#3967699)
Wait a minute- drinking beer while watching baseball? Why hasn't anyone thought of this before?4. Arbitol Dijaler Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:02 AM (#3967701)
love me some Sam Adams Latitude 48 IPA5. The Yankee Clapper Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:07 AM (#3967704)
Looks like Lester opted for the modified limited hangout route.6. Misirlou was a Buddhist prodigy Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:09 AM (#3967706)
Bud Light?
No ####. Of all the possible beers to drink in this wide world, that's the last one I'd choose. OK, maybe Red Stripe.
Busweiser is disgusting. Bud Light at least brewed in Canada is quite alright for light beers.8. Ebessan Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:37 AM (#3967724)
I don't get the conditioning complaints. They were drinking light beer!9. Forsch 10 From Navarone (Dayn) Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:54 AM (#3967728)
Budweiser is quite tolerable. Bud Light is perhaps the worst beer I've ever tasted.10. Spahn Insane Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:08 AM (#3967737)
Bud Light's bad, but it's got nothing on Special Export, or whatever that Old Style knockoff crap they were selling at Wrigley a few years ago was called.11. Super Creepy Derek Lowe (GGC) Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:14 AM (#3967740)
Budweiser is quite tolerable. Bud Light is perhaps the worst beer I've ever tasted.
I cannot differentiate the two. Coors, OTOH, has a creamy taste to it whch isn't found in Coors Light. My wife had me switch to red wine. I think the last beer I had was in August.
I think the last beer I had was in August.
You going to do that red wine stuff in Minneapolis in June??
The sources said that the trio would leave the dugout around the sixth inning, walk back to the clubhouse and fill cups with Bud Light
So they were drinking water? What's the problem?
Too soon to tell. We need to sell our "vacation house" and hope my wife gets a job by then. I envy those guys who can expense the convention.15. DKDC Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:31 AM (#3967756)
I cannot differentiate the two..
I find that surprising, they are not at all alike.
Bud Light is watery swill. Budweiser doesn't really have anything to recommend it, but I've been stuck in far too many situations where it's the best beer in the joint. It certainly beats the hell out of a Stella Artois or a Corona.
It's probably the second best beer available at the grocery store closest to my house, although it's a distant second since they also stock Sierra Nevada (which thankfully sneaks its way into many macro-only situations).
I am so sick of the Red Sox - this is becoming a joke17. MFS Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:45 AM (#3967763)
I wouldn't go out of my way for a Budweiser, but it is usually the beer that is offered for specials and whatnot, at least around here. If I'm in a pub and they have pints of Bud on for $2 I'll usually get one.18. McCoy Posted: October 19, 2011 at 02:01 AM (#3967772)
I do prefer Stella or Corona though :)
Yuengling is my cheap beer of choice though the further away from PA you go the more upscale and thus pricier people think it should be. If I'm in the midwest I'll take a MGD. I don't know what I'd get if I was in the West or deep south.19. TerpNats Posted: October 19, 2011 at 02:06 AM (#3967775)
Budweiser is quite tolerable. Bud Light is perhaps the worst beer I've ever tasted.I take it you've never had a Dubuque Star beer. To call it swill would be more of a compliment than it deserved.
We need Larry Bowa to post here more than ever.21. Jim (jimmuscomp) Posted: October 19, 2011 at 02:52 AM (#3967788)
I'm rethinking my time here at BBTF if so many if you purposefully injest Budweiser or Coors. That stuff is flat awful. I'm drinking a Black Butte Porter now from Deschutes Brewery in Portland. Friggin' WalMart carries it. There is no excuse for Bud, folks.22. Tripon Posted: October 19, 2011 at 03:22 AM (#3967803)
Boston is where Samuel Adams originates. Come on guys, support your local brewery.23. McCoy Posted: October 19, 2011 at 03:30 AM (#3967806)
Boston is where Samuel Adams originates. Come on guys, support your local brewery.24. Dandy Little Glove Man Posted: October 19, 2011 at 03:39 AM (#3967809)
I don't know if Sam Adams has ever had a commercial brewery in Boston. Perhaps at the very very beginning but in its early days it was brewed out in Western PA and in various other breweries around the country. I believe nowadays Sam Adams has commercial breweries in Cincinnatti and PA.
I'm drinking a Black Butte Porter now from Deschutes Brewery in Portland.25. Bob Tufts Posted: October 19, 2011 at 03:45 AM (#3967813)
I was just at Deschutes over the weekend! They have some good stuff there, and the Obsidian Stout was a personal favorite, but I'd have to say that I preferred Rogue's selection overall.
Regarding terrible beer, Coors Light is the one that I really can't tolerate. Many other light beers taste like decent beer mixed with water. Coors Light doesn't taste like any liquid that would traditionally be considered a beverage.
Pikers! What about the rumors that Dick Allen drank straight vodka in the Cardinals dugout?26. Tuque Posted: October 19, 2011 at 03:56 AM (#3967819)
The Deschutes brew pub in Bend is great. I go there lots. The food is surprisingly excellent. The Rogue brew pub (in Portland, I've never been to the main one) sucks in comparison but I agree Rogue's selection is (in general) superior. Rogue is really a world-class brewery in my opinion.27. Tuque Posted: October 19, 2011 at 04:06 AM (#3967826)
I agree though that the Obsidian stacks up with anything Rogue does. I'd say it stacks up to any stout around, really, though I'm not a big stout guy.
Friggin' WalMart carries it.28. Misirlou was a Buddhist prodigy Posted: October 19, 2011 at 04:11 AM (#3967829)
That's the difference, though, between Portland and the rest of the entire world. Portland is the best beer city I've ever seen.
Full disclosure: I'm from there, but I'm trying to discount hometown bias.
I'm rethinking my time here at BBTF if so many if you purposefully injest Budweiser or Coors. That stuff is flat awful. I'm drinking a Black Butte Porter now from Deschutes Brewery in Portland. Friggin' WalMart carries it. There is no excuse for Bud, folks.
I generally brew my own. Did 2 today; a dry stout and a Belgian Abbey style.
Deschutes Brewery in Portland30. MFS Posted: October 19, 2011 at 04:14 AM (#3967832)
Sorry for the triple post but there is a mistake on the Internet. Deschutes is from Bend! And all of their beers (and the brewery itself) are named after Bend landmarks.
Make it yourself or go to New Orleans, people. Come on.31. LionoftheSenate (Brewers v A's World Series) Posted: October 19, 2011 at 04:33 AM (#3967837)
I generally brew my own. Did 2 today; a dry stout and a Belgian Abbey style.
Nice work. The most difficult beer to home brew, by a mile, is a light lager. Give it a try and suddenly Coors and Miller Lite aren't so terrible.
Make it yourself or go to New Orleans . . .33. SoCalDemon Posted: October 19, 2011 at 06:49 AM (#3967888)
In another week, I fully expect to read how Beckett & Lackey had a home brew operation tucked away in the bowels of Fenway.
It's times like this that I am glad I live in southern California, where Stone, Lost Abbey, Green Flash, The Bruery, Ballast Point, and Alesmith are all freely available and relatively cheap. I think the last time I had a Coors or Bud before beer 10 was when I was 22. Although NorCal has a lot to offer too; drinking a North Coast Old Rasputin Imperial Stout right now, and it tastes a lot like joy. Also, enough Red Sox already.34. Ben Broussard Ramjet Posted: October 19, 2011 at 09:05 AM (#3967906)
I take it you've never had a Dubuque Star beer. To call it swill would be more of a compliment than it deserved.
Over here, Carling is absolutely shocking.
My wife came over to London with an American study group from college, and apparently - every evening - the vast majority of the group sought out an East End pub, and sat there for 2-3 hours. Drinking Coors Light. I mean . . . how do you reason with that kind of thinking?
Make it yourself or go to New Orleans, people. Come on.
Are you talking about beer or absinthe?
Make it yourself or go to New Orleans, people. Come on.
I just returned from New Orleans and I'll be brewing an Oatmeal Stout this weekend. I also live within a quarter mile of two micro-breweries and one of the best beer bars in the US. And I get all this and I live in the South.
Pikers! What about the rumors that Dick Allen drank straight vodka in the Cardinals dugout?
Dave Megyessy said that the Pirates were drunk before BP when he and the Cardinals came back to the locker room after football practice. I don't believe Pittsburgh was ever in Saint Louis that time of the year during Dave's football career, but that sounds like it could be Dick Allen; or Maury Wills.
In another week, I fully expect to read how Beckett & Lackey had a home brew operation tucked away in the bowels of Fenway.
I might be persuaded to drink Josh Beckett beer (although it would probably slow me down, to the point that an activity that takes others seconds takes me hours), but I wouldn't touch Lackey stout.
I think American craft beer generally sucks, including many of the options listed in this thread. Bud heavy is a much better (actually quite good, given the volume theyre producing) beer.40. tfbg9 Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:36 PM (#3967939)
They are over hopped, too alcoholic, carry noticable residual sugar and are generally unbalanced. It's the same palate immaturity we saw in wine 20 years ago and still see among clueless wine drinkers today.
The worst of it, from my POV, is that the approach to brewing (bigger! Bitterer! Sweeter!) is leaking into the newly-cool hard cider movement. I've been drinking that stuff for 12 years and watching the sudden lurch down in quality over the last two years as new producers weaned on american brewing started up (eg eve's cidery, wandering aengus) is just sad. At least Farnum Hill and Bellweather are still out there making proper hard cider.
37-"Out of Their Leauge"?, right. I remember that book. The college football version was "Meat on the Hoof", IIRC.41. The TVerik of Lordly Might Posted: October 19, 2011 at 12:59 PM (#3967952)
I think there's a good book to be written examining baseball players "under the influence" - both the good (David Wells was drunk while pitching his perfect game) and bad. There's some room for good original reporting, with interviews with former drug users like Keith Hernandez about how the Devil's Dandruff had effects on him in the field or at the plate.42. Andere Richtingen Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:14 PM (#3967964)
Over-under on when it's revealed that they kept a stable of hookers back there?43. BDC Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:16 PM (#3967966)
Pace 'zop, to whose palate all must defer :) I greatly enjoy American craft beer. Everything's relative. I grew up drinking Schlitz out of poptop cans. (Almost literally grew up: when I turned 12 I was allowed one can of Schlitz per week, on a Sunday night IIRC. I would drink it while playing dice baseball.) So really, Dogfish 90-minute IPA or whatever seems like a higher plane of existence to me.44. Jim (jimmuscomp) Posted: October 19, 2011 at 01:41 PM (#3967979)
At the Ballpark I drink Rahr's Red, a local beer. It surely isn't the beer of paradise, but it is the same price per ounce as the light beers they sell by the million in aluminum bottles. A friend tried to buy me a Bud Lite Lime (can that really exist?) the other night. I managed to avoid it.
I generally avoid American light lagers. The other night, listening to music outdoors near Austin, I had a Lone Star. It was pretty bad, but it was Texas and it was warm and there were singer-songwriters with guitars. The beer fit the evening.
Yeah, Bend, not Portland. Sorry a friend is in Portland and he turned me on to that brewery, so I relate it to Portland and I forget all the time it's in Bend. I'm from CA, sorry Oregonians and beer lovers.45. zack Posted: October 19, 2011 at 02:09 PM (#3968002)
A friend tried to buy me a Bud Lite Lime (can that really exist?) the other night. I managed to avoid it.
I will not try to pretend that it is good, exactly, and I'm pretty sure whatever the lime flavor is must be toxic, but when it's really damn hot out BLL is refreshing. Kind of like a radler. Then again, last time I had it I was drinking in the pool and it might have been pool water, I wouldn't have noticed.
For the truly adventurous, Bud now sells Bud Light premixed with Clamato in tall boys.
For the truly adventurous, Bud now sells Bud Light premixed with Clamato in tall boys.47. Don Geovany Soto (chris h.) Posted: October 19, 2011 at 02:46 PM (#3968048)
We live in a great time to be a beer drinker. Craft brews, imports and some decent macro brews. When I was a kid at the supermarket I used to agonize over which cereal to buy and now I'm like that when I'm deciding which beer to get. It's great.
In my air-conditioned house, I'm a bit selective about my beer, but only a bit. An MGD will usually do me just fine, and I've even found MGD Light to be drinkable.
Out in the hot sun, I'll drink almost anything. Hell, at Wrigley I drink Old Style and love it.
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"Close to conference location but bad neighborhood"
The price of the hotel was way overpriced - over $100 per room I couldn't find anything cheaper that was available within a close range of my conference destination at the chaifetz arena. The surrounding neighborhood is not a good one. Be mindful of that. The hotel itself wasn't that bad and the service wasn't great but fair. The breakfast was cold!! […] Our group was eating at 6am which is right after they put it out to be served. The biscuits, pastries, gravy all were taken out of the fridge and put on the counter - that's it. very disappointing!!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"In an industrial area!"
The room was so filthy! We only stayed one night--we cancelled our reservation, I wasn't sure the sheets were changed!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotel close to downtown St. Louis."
Hotel was not in a good area. We were concerned about our safety. We took everything out of the car. View from window was disturbing. Gravy at breakfast was cold. Although the room was clean, there were cigarette holes in the blanket. Clean, but old sheets. It was Saturday evening around the dinner hour and the door started to open, but the deadbolt […] stopped it from totally opening. When I opened the door, the lady from the hotel was bringing in more towels. She didn't even knock first. Computers were down when we checked out so we did not leave with any details of our bill. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Close but not too close :)"
Worked out just right for what we needed. Everyone left happy. My girls loved the exercise equipment!Genuine Expedia guest review
Floor was dirty n nasty nice a carpet clearing the people was nice breakfast was nasty other then that it was niceGenuine Expedia guest review
Staff was pleasant and courteous. They showed a willingness to assist us if neededGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Do not stay here!!"
The hotel is in a super sketchy location. It is not downtown like the title says. You will defiantly feel unsafe in this area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Poor...everything. Horrible service & uncleanliness are the two major issues.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Easy to find."
It was decent...lil pricey tho. $120 was a bit much for just a standard room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Never Again"
Their is no way I would ever do that again. The service was no good I asked for clean sheets in the middle of the night and they told me I had to wait until housekeeping came by at 2pm the next day. First off as hotel worker you never tell a guess flat out no. How rude......Then to wait until 2pm the next day NEVER. If that is not enough this place […] is in the middle of no where there is nothing around it. I stay in Saint Louis and I would never recommend this place to anybody that's of taste. This place is not downtown it is North side. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Seedy neighborhood--not recommended!"
I was very let down by my stay..The Days Inn downtown St. Louis claims to be downtown, but it's actually several miles north of the downtown area in a very bad, crime infested area. Although the physical building was adequate and clean, and there is a convenient store selling overpriced snacks and beverages, the staff was intrusive and rude at times. […] We upgraded to a suite, fully equipped with a kitchenette and separate bedroom, with a very small bathroom. The suite itself would have been wonderful if transplanted onto a better downtown area. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The security guy was very helpful in every way he went above and beyond he made our stay great.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Pleasantly suprised"
I had a great stay...i recommendGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good place to sleep"
Good place to sleep, friendly staff. Surrounding area is sketchy at best but is a quick cab ride ($13) to downtown.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
seemed to be a damgerous neighborhood.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Days Inn 9th st. St Louis Mo"
The manager and staff were so friendly and helpful. The hotel is in an industrial area so it's not a beautiful destination but a nice clean hotel to stay in with a manager willing to help with any needs.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Horrible place to Stay or visit!"
The only thing that didn't look (on the outside) like ghetto, run down, abandoned, gang marked building was this hotel. Our room door wouldn't latch unless you slammed it repeatedly, disturbing the other guests, the management wanted to 'train' us on how to slam, jiggle and push on the door 'just so' rather than repair it! This isn't meant to be insulting […] it is true!!!! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"horrible part of town"
Beware of the area. 9th Street is not the 9th Street next to Busch Stadium. I made that mistake.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Terrible stay"
This place is nothing like they said I would be. Worst hotel experience ever. Don't come here unless you want to be highly disappointed.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Welcome to my Nightmare"
We stayed for three nights. Downtown???? I think not. It is found in an economically deprived industrial area. Homeless people were lining up during the night to sell scrap metal to the scrap metal dealer across the street. Seldom is anyone at the desk. The ONE luggage is cart is most often used by hotel personnel. The elevator and the hallway reeked […] of diesel fuel.The room had holes cut out of the carpet, and the cabinet was a piece of junk. The rest of the carpet was so dirty, I was afraid to walk on it in my bare feet. I will admit the bathroom was very nice. Updated, and immaculate!! The breakfast was good. Those were the only two saving graces of the whole stay. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"No restaurants nearby"
Difficult on and off freeway. Hotel manager was extremely nice and accommodating.Genuine Expedia guest review
""Downtown" is a stretch."
This hotel is in the ghetto a few miles north of downtown St Louis. It's about a $10 cab ride to actual downtown. In my opinion, it's worth the extra money to stay at one of the other hotels downtown. On the other hand, if you just need somewhere to sleep while visiting St. Louis, this place is fine.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"CFGood price Great comfort"
Slept very well. It was very quiet. comfortable bed. cleanGenuine Expedia guest review
"Hotel located in Manufacture and Warehouse area."
Good place for contractors, Simple, Clean and efficient. Ok for tourist overflow when downtown is full. Good deal for price close to downtown. Free parking. Generally you should have a car or use / take taxi service to go downtown.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Baseball game"
First off the Hotel was hard to find. Then we found out there was NOT a shuttle as I been promised there would be. I asked several times and the person assured me that there WAS one. So that cost us more money as we had to drive and pay for parking. In the morning we went down at 8:15 for complimemtary breakfast and there was no coffee, crockpot of […] gravey was empty, no biscuits, only 2 danishes and very little milk for the cereal. There serveral people that came and left, as we did. All in all, not a good stay. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Decent hotel in downtown"
Everything is close from this hotel .. Downtown and everything .. Very comfortable oneGenuine Expedia guest review
"Convenient to downtown"
This hotel is located in an industrial part of town. If you want a room with a view this isn't the hotel for you. Other reviewers have commented on how unsafe the area feels. I was in and out on my own for an entire week while my husband was at a convention. I never felt unsafe. It's a weird location for a hotel but it's not horrible. It's very easy […] to get to downtown St. Louis from the hotel. Just turn left onto St. Louis Ave., then right onto Broadway. Then it's a straight shot into town. Breakfast is pretty dismal. Not much choice. Only regular coffee, no decafe and no hot tea. How uncivilized is that!? Service was fine. We had no problems. The rooms are clean. No mold or peeling wallpaper in the bathroom. But the carpets could do with a good steam cleaning. All in all, it's not a bad hotel. I really appreciated how easy it was to get to and from the convention center. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Would have spent a little more to stay elsewhere"
Appeared the hotel had been recently remodeled but was uncomfortable with the area of town. The only air conditioning was in the room. The lobby and halls were hot and stuffy. The free breakfast was pretty lame. Had to request items be refilled and was advised by the front desk clerk that they only put small amounts out so they don't waste anything. […] Got the feeling they were cheap. Also had no pool. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Help St Louis"
friendly welcome, clean room, comfortable bed, large bathroom, elevator smelled funny at times, nice continental breakfast - The location is a depressed area of St Louis but this was an affordable comfortable way be ONLY 2 miles from the ballpark where we spent our nights, great downtown sights and eateries, bars and music. Affordable accommodations […] made entertainment bigger better and possible. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Rooms were nice, however it's located in the ghetto! The picture does not show that.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"small hotel near to downtown"
it is near but not in the downtown and you should take a bus to get to the down town. the staff of indian people is ok but not if you're looking about 1st class service. and it is located in an old neighborehood so to some people it could look as not very comforting. at last the free breakfast is the simplist.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Close to downtown but in an old industrial area."
You must have a car to stay here. You have to go elsewhere to eat nothing around. Easy to get downtown. Not a place for kids.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Sewage smell in bathroom and room"
We booked two nights. We arrived very late and we went right to bed but we noticed a bad smell coming from the bathroom. Since we were so tired we decided to take care of it in the morning. The next morning the sewage smell in the bathroom was unbearable we asked to change rooms. They gave us a room just across the hallway and the whole room smell like […] sewage. We left the hotel and cancelled the second night. We were very disappointed since we looked at the reviews before hand and for the price asked we thought it was going to be a good place. This hotel is in the middle of the warehouses and abandoned buildings, not a good place at all! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"try out for TV show THE VOICE"
My daughter and I apent 2 days of try outs at Washinton University . We had to cancel the 3rd day. We called Expedia and also let desk know.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Average motel with a below average neighborhood!"
It was a typical stay at a typical type motel. I just couldn't wrap my head around the fact that we were a party of four and they kept giving us towel & pillow service for three!?! Other than that, this is a relatively newly built building and many of the amenities still work well but there's no pool! The surrounding neighborhood though is a bit off […] of the beaten path and a quite a combination of industrial and rough area. I was raised in Chicago and for me to say this is a rough area is really saying something! When we got in the parking lot and got out of the car, we really weren't encouraged when we saw a lot of broken car glass on the ground. Thankfully nothing happened to us or our car during our stay! The only reason we stayed at this motel was because all rooms in the Downtown St Louis area were booked. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"In the hood"
First impression was are we safe here & do they not know carpets can be cleaned?Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Ok hotel for what was needed. Bad neighborhood but clean secure hotel. Would not recommend going as single female or group of females. A cab or vehicle is must have. Site says close to busch stadium....not even close.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Horrible Conditions"
Our stay in this hotel was horrible. The cleanliness of this Hotel was absolutely atrocious. Dirt on rugs, no dusting being done, there were hand prints on the walls behind our bed, hairs in bathroom and to top it off, no service at breakfast when items ran out. In addition, no one made an attempt to clean tables off. The staff was completely absent […] from providing service. I actually witnessed a mother of two clean her own table with baby wipes after the table remained dirty for over 30 minutes. When I attempted to make a complaint at front desk, no one ever showed up. There was no staff, only a sign stating that the staff was busy. Whoever is managing this hotel for Days Inn, they are giving Days Inn a bad name. Horrible service and conditions! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The hotel and rooms were very dirty for $140.00 dollars. Won't stay their again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The mattress was not good the elevators were nasty the showers had mOld the location was horribleGenuine Expedia guest review
The room was over priced for the neighborhood it is in. It is 2 miles from downtown and that was the closest I could find on the 4th of July. I got the hotel in part because they offered a free hot breakfast where other hotels didn't always offer that or they did for an up charge. I was vey disappointed in breakfast though. The waffle maker was broken […] and the other food consisted of milk from a pitcher, cereal, white bread and bad muffins and Danish rolls. We had to have our room switched because the shower head wasn't working too. When I talked to the staff and shared my disappointment, they said there was nothing they could do. The room was already prepayed. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ok place, kinda pricey for the area"
Pretty clean place, price was a bit high considering it's directly located in tha hood! But fairly close to everything.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel stay"
stayed here for family vacation. Read all of the reviews that it was a bad hotel. Not at all! The people were friendly, Hotel was nice and clean, and very comfortable. The area it is in is run down, but it isn't the hotel's fault. Would stay there again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice Hotel"
Hotel rooms were clean and comfortable. It isn't in the greatest part of the city but only a $6 - $8 cab ride to around the stadium. Stayed here during the Cubs/Cards series and most everything else was booked up or the prices were outrageous. I would stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Had to get another hotel"
Worst hotel ever it's not down town at all the room smelled there was dirt running downf the walls The chair had stains all over it the carpet hard stains the tolit wasn't clean The staff was horrible they couldn't understand why we wanted to leave didn't offer to help us at all We ended up having to spend 200 more on another hotel after trying to get […] my money back they said there was nothing they could do save your money and never use this hotel unless you want to come home with a disease Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"not bad, but a little remote"
kinda far away from downtown and the neighborhood is industrial. That being said, the hotel is quite clean, friendly staff, and a newer building, or recently remodeled. Nothing wrong there, but taxi or car is a must.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to Busch Stadium"
Decent Hotel at reasonable price and the staff were awesome. It is in a sort of warehouse area so there aren't restaurants and the like within walking distance. However, it is very easy access to Busch Stadium, the Arch and other downtown attractions without getting onto the tangle of the downtown St. Louis highway system (go one block from Hotel and […] take Broadway straight into town). Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Think twice before booking this hotel"
Hotel is located in what appeared to be an abandoned part of the city - do not walk outside at night! There is nothing nearby and many buildings in the immediate were empty / derelict. The hotel itself is dirty - carpets are stained, the room was not clean, the chair in the room was dirty and stained. Breakfast was adequate though.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Days jnn"
Hotel was fine. Service very very friendly. Location not the best and it said online walking distance from the dome which was unfortunate but it works for a downtown room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel with excellent staff but not downtown"
The staff and hotel was excellent, however the location was not downtown....and the neighborhood was questionableGenuine Expedia guest review
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Originally when I became a Lifetime Subscriber, it was stated that there would be items that only Lifetime Subscribers could get...every time something new comes out as a 'Lifetime Subscriber' perk, it becomes available for everyone to buy on the CStore within a month or two...I am not a satisfied customer. What happened to all the LTS only perks? What happened to all the promises that LTS's would have all the perks without having to do all the paying for those perks? Seems like another moneygrubbing company trying to take more money than it's worth to have the Romulan setup cost $125.00 for everyone including those of us who gladly forked out $300 for our Lifetime Gold Subscriber memberships in order to enjoy our perks...your entire game has been nothing but lies and promises that were not followed through on. I have no intention of buying these perks or further spending money for things that should be LTS perks.
I can't find the Liberated Borg species for Federation or KDF in the Z-Store. Nor was a bundle to get every Veteran Reward item, even the 1100-Day Reward, available on the Z-Store.
Last time I checked, those were "LTS Perks".
Also, with the Legacy and Starter Packs for Legacy of Romulus, the only "exclusives" that won't be on the Z-Store are the titles. The packs were always only a way to get everything that were going to the Z-Store at a reduced price since they were bundled.
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The Corporation Zoo at present has 85 mammals, 219 birds, 11 deer, 26 bonnet macaques, six foxes, six large crocodiles, eight smaller ones, three camels and 11 reptiles.
With the licence issued by the Central Zoological Authority (CZA) for the Corporation's mini zoo at VOC Park all set to expire in July 2013, identification of land for shifting the zoo continues to be a problem for the official machinery.
The authorities are now hard pressed for time to identify the land, prepare a master plan, appoint a consultant, design the zoological park and begin the construction even before the licence period comes to an end.
The present zoo functioning on 4.61 acres of land came into existence in 1965. In 2004, the CZA during an inspection found the space inadequate for providing an ideal habitat for the wildlife in captivity and expressed concern over breeding.
It suggested shifting the zoo to a spacious place.
The Corporation Zoo at present has 85 mammals, 219 birds, 11 deer, 26 bonnet macaques, six foxes, six large crocodiles, eight smaller ones, three camels and 11 reptiles.
The CZA found the zoo space being inadequate for holding so many mammals and not providing an ideal habitat for the animals in captive breeding.
As per the directions of the CZA in December 2003, some of the lonely animals Lion Raja (22 in 2003), Tigress Rani (21), Himalayan Black Bear – Pandian (26) and the macaque (16) were shifted from Coimbatore to Aringar Anna Zoological Park at Vandalur in Chennai.
The administration embarked on a land hunt in 2004. A total of 36 acres of land at Kavundampalayam (the erstwhile compost yard of the civic body), 26 acres of land at Vellanaipatti in Kalapatti village belonging to the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) Department, 68.4 acres of land at Ettimadai belonging to the Revenue Department were considered.
Earlier, the officials even thought of short listing two more places i.e., Anaikatti and another land of the HR&CE Department at Othakkal Mandapam on Pollachi Road. The land hunt continues even after eight years.
With regard to the nearly 60 acre land identified at Ettimadai beyond Madukkarai on the outskirts of the city, the Central Zoological Authority, the licensing body for zoological parks, should be first convinced about the land for locating the zoo.
With regard to the Ettimadai land, its location at the foothills of Western Ghats though found ideal for captive conservation, movement of pachyderms raised a question on its suitability for the zoo.
Then came the question of a railway line that separated the land from the National Highway.
Now, inquiries reveal that the said land being assigned for zoological park would not materialise, as it was originally assigned for tribal people.
Now, the licence issued by CZA is valid till July 2013 and the authorities will have to step up their hunt for land and prepare a master plan as the CZA had already given Rs. 80,000 towards the same.
As per CZA norms, a mini zoo required a minimum of 25 acres of land. The existing zoo was only in 4.61 acres of land. The official machinery on one side was trying to explore the possibility of getting land adjacent to the zoo measuring a little over four acres so that the space constraints could be overcome.
Even then, the 25 acre norm of the Central Zoological Authority could not be complied with.
With not much time left, the fate of corporation zoo remains uncertain. When contacted, Corporation Commissioner T.K. Ponnusamy said that the civic body was aware of the problem on hand.
Efforts are on to get a substantial share of the land adjacent to the prison premises.
Of the 44 acres, efforts are on to get more than 15 to 20 acres for shifting the zoo there.
Meanwhile, works relating to preparation of master plan, appointment of consultants and preparation of design would begin and the CZA would be approached for getting some more time to just complete the construction and shift the zoo.
Since the earlier efforts for identifying a land had gone in vain, the official machinery was expediting the land identification process so as to get the project going before the licence expires, Mr.Ponnusamy said.
Keywords: Coimbatore Corp. zoo, CZA


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