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WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Forget horse racing; this is the real sport of kings. With a fully qualified instructor, you will rotate through a variety of traps (so named because originally they contained real pigeons). You will begin with a 15 clay practice before commencing a 15 clay friendly competition. The instructors are well versed at dealing with novices and will quickly have you blasting the clays to smithereens on the easier traps. They will then move you onto the more advanced ones, depending on how they rate your group's ability. Bear in mind that the techniques needed change as you move from trap to trap so anyone too cocky after the first few clays may be looking pretty sheepish by the end of the day!
WHAT'S INCLUDED - 30 clays WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - This activity will last approximately 2 hours - Want to add more clays to your activity or combine with more activities such as archery, air rifles, paintball or quad biking - just ask us!
Overview: This championship standard clay pigeon centre is set in 50 acres of beautiful Lancashire woodland which is ideal terrain for a top quality shooting session.
Assuming that you are a novice group, your fully qualified CPSA instructor will start your group on a simple going away bird as you learn the basics of tracking the bird and timing your shot. As you get the hang of it, your group will rotate through a variety of traps, each mimicking the movement of a different type of game.
The tensions will build as the competition heats up and the key to success will be your ability to keep cool on the pressure shots (so a well timed sledge or two to your mates could make all the difference!)
A variety of guns are available to suit all sizes and lighter load cartridges can be used if requested to minimize recoil so everyone can happily enjoy this fun and exciting sport. Should you choose the 50 Clay Option, there will be 25 Clays warm-up, and a 25 shoot competition. The winner of this comp will win a trophy, and the stag will get a printed photograph of the group, while the rest will recieve the image via e-mail after the event.
Duration: Approximately two hours for a 25 bird shoot or three hours for a 50 bird shoot. Notes: Hot food and drinks are available in the club house. This quote is for 25 targets unless otherwise stated. (You can upgrade to a 50 clay shoot for an additional £20 per person)
They say dodgeball was banned from schools because it encouraged bullying, but we know the truth: it was because it was too much fun! The main reason people get caught out in a dodgeball game is a sudden inability to move due to being doubled up with laughter. No matter what your level of skill, athletic ability or fitness, you can play this game and have an absolute blast.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Show dear old Mother Nature who's boss by fanging about in a 1000cc Flying Fish Hovercraft. Impress your mates as you test your agility and careen the course. An instructor will be on hand to make sure you know everything you need to before you hop behind the controls of these powerful and exhilarating machines.
Participants will be shown the ins and outs of driving and familiarising themselves with the Hovercraft. Then it's time to move onto a second course that contains a number of tricky obstacles. Each driver will be expected to navigate these obstacles while racing against the clock in a series of time trials. WHAT'S INCLUDED - All equipment - 4 lap trial race
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Allow approximately 1.5 hours for this activity. - 2 Hovercrafts per group. Larger groups will have waiting time for their turn. - Participants must be 17 years minimum and must weigh under 18 stone. Full instruction given to fly a single engine craft round a prepared course. - This is an outdoor site and you will need to bring old trainers and comfortable warm clothing with you in order to participate. You will also need a change of clothes for after the event.
Participants will be shown the ins and outs of driving and familiarising themselves with the Hovercraft. Then it's time to move onto a second course that contains a number of tricky obstacles. Each driver will be expected to navigate these obstacles while racing against the clock in a series of time trials. WHAT'S INCLUDED - All equipment - 3 laps of the course WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Allow approximately 1.5 hours for this activity. - 2 Hovercrafts per group. Larger groups will have waiting time for their turn. - Participants must be 17 years minimum and must weigh under 18 stone. Full instruction given to fly a single engine craft round a prepared course. - This is an outdoor site and you will need to bring old trainers and comfortable warm clothing with you in order to participate. You will also need a change of clothes for after the event.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Stretching out at over 900 metres, this primarily indoor track features tunnels and an outdoor section, making sure that even the most hardened drivers will have their skills put to the test. This venue also features electronic lap timing to enhance each race and ramp up the competition. Gentlemen; start your engines.
WHAT'S INCLUDED With a fleet of modern Biz karts, drivers can look forward to piloting themselves around an award winning circuit at speeds of up to 45mph. After a full safety briefing each driver will take part in 5 practice laps to get them prepared. Then its on to 5 qualifying heats (5 drivers can be on the track at any one time), with 5 drivers in each heat. The top 16 point scorers will take part in semi finals, then the final top 6 points scorers will show down in the Grand Prix.
There will be the customary champagne spraying and awarding of trophies and medals on the podium in true F1 style!
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Approximately 2.5 hours. - Full safety briefing, race suits, balaclavas and helmets are included. - Spectator area, pool tables, air hockey and café are located on site. - Catering for larger groups is also available. - Minimum group size is 10 (for Fridays & Sundays); maximum 70.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY It's very hard to beat a good day at the races and if you win, it's even better.
The atmosphere at a race track is always amazing whether you're dressed in your Sunday best in the members' enclosure sipping bubbly or staying casual and snacking on hotdogs all day.
Those that think they know a thing or two can study the form and chew their pencils whilst the others can pick on the funniest name or the best coloured silks. Horse racing covers all the bases and has something for everyone. WHAT'S INCLUDED - Ticket entry to the races
Overview:Under the guidance of experienced instructors, participants will learn the skill of shooting clays which is definitely not something that's as easy as it looks!
Format:Groups will meet for a full briefing and safety talk from a qualified instructor before heading out on the shoot. After some practice shots everyone will be split up into teams of approximately 6 and the competition will commence; the instructor's mission being to have everyone hitting the clays accurately in as short a time as possible. Everyone will have the chance to shoot 25 clays at a number of stands. The stands will fire the clays from a multitude of positions to test your shooting skills, each mimicking the flight of different birds (for example: duck, pigeon or woodcock). Everyone's efforts will be scored and the best shooter will be revealed at the end of the session.
Duration:Approximately 2 hours, depending on the group size.
Notes:- No minimum group size; maximum 50. - 25 clays included. - Sandwiches and hot drinks served on Saturdays. Food can be pre-arranged during the week. - Closed Sunday & Monday. - The site features an undercover area that can seat up to 50. - Certificates and prizes can be arranged by prior arrangement.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Can't decide which insane stag activity you prefer? Group too big for just one activity? Then this hilarious experiential driving day including hovercrafts and off road buggies couldn't be better suited. See who in the group is the king or queen of off-road terrain in a series of time trails - you'll be driving out of this world machinery in the form of a 1600-1900cc Blitzworld Vigilante buggy and a 1000cc Flying Fish Hovercraft. WHAT'S INCLUDED - Induction & handling training - Time trial laps – 3 laps - Final & presentation WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - These buggies run on a manual gearbox (like a car) and as a result everyone in the group will need a full UK driving licence to operate one. If you don't have one, an instructor will sit in the car with you to check you can use the controls and if you can't, you can still ride as a passenger instead. - This is an outdoor site and you will need to bring old trainers and comfortable warm clothing with you in order to participate. You will also need a change of clothes for after the event. - There are 2 hovercrafts and 2 buggies per group. Larger groups will have some waiting time. - Allow about 2.5 hours depending on group size
Overview You stare down the barrel of your gun, the sights trained on the punk cowering on the floor. You ask him if he feels lucky in your best Clint Eastwood snarl before Dulux-ing him from head to toe. In all the excitement you may not remember whether you fired six shots or only five, but we trust that you will be safe in the memory of a stag do well spent...punk. Format You will arrive at the site and be kitted out in you safety gear and entrusted with your weapon. After a safety briefing, you will head out amongst the trees and obstacles to wage way. This paintball site has a wide range of games and playing areas, each as strategically challenging as the next. Included - All safety equipment - 100 paintballs
Notes - Food can be bought from the on site canteen. - Additional paintballs approx £7 per 100.
Times Games run either for a full day or at 9am for a morning slot or 1pm for an afternoon session.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY To make sure your group is keeping their eyes on the prize, Rifle Target Shooting will be on offer to test your sharp shooting skills (or lack thereof). Everyone will be given full instruction on the use of the rifle and a qualified instructor will be on hand to assist So get ready to determine who's James Bond and who's Jhonny English!
WHAT'S INCLUDED - 1 hour air rifling WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Want more than just one activity? You can combine air rifling with archery, clays, paintball & quad biking for an extra fee, just ask us!
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Airsoft is paintball on steroids. Making use of realistic pistols, sniper rifles and rapid fire assault rifles and that can spit out blistering rounds of 6mm plastic pellet balls at an astionishing rate, it will have your heart pumping like a bastard in no time! The guns are accurate up to 60 meters, 3 times the accurate range of paintball markers.
To be honest we have no idea why its called Airsoft because if you catch a spray across the fleshy part of your legs you'll squeal like a little girl and jump higher and run faster than you have done in years.
Game sessions unfold in a similar manner to paintball. You'll be split into platoons and fight each other to obtain specific objectives. Realistic battle scenarios include: SAS Style Hostage rescue - Downed Pilot - Jungle Warfare - Defending the Embassy - Protecting a VIP and more. The scenarios are set in dense woodland, with a large number of excellent props setting off natural obstacles such as streams and ravines.
WHAT'S INCLUDED - All training and instruction - Hire of realistic firearms, G36's - Camouflage clothing - Protective mask - Full magazine of ammo (440 rounds) WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Each game around 30 mins - Allow around 4 hours in total - We suggest that those with a low pain threshold bring their own gloves and hats. The balls can sting sometimes if they get you in the right spot. - Please bring suitable footwear for wet and muddy conditions - £10 for an extra 3000 rounds (enough for a whole group) - £3.50 per smoke grenade if wanted - Drinks and snacks available
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY As Robin Hood and William Tell would testify, this is one for the steady handed, so those of you who've had a heavy one the night before are likely to find this a real challenge! You will have competition standard bows to use and instructors to help you to get to grips with them. After a short practice, the full-on competition begins. (Top tip: with the need for a steady hand, a well-timed bit of sledging can send a mate's arrow straight into the dirt where it belongs.)
WHAT'S INCLUDED - 1 hour archery lesson WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Want to add more activities to your day? You can combine this activity with air rifling & quad biking or clays for an extra fee, just ask us!
Overview: Nerves of steel and a steady hand are all that is needed for this fun-filled and competitive Olympic-style archery tournament. Competitors are given a score sheet and let loose on the large field targets. An activity that is definitely a lot harder than it looks, the person who emerges with the highest score will be awarded a certificate and dubbed 'Master Bowman' of the day.
Duration: - 1 hour
Blackpool Pleasure Beach is one of Britain's top tourist attractions with one of the greatest selections of rollercoasters on the planet… and you can have unlimited rides on them for the entire day. These eye-watering menaces include:
The Pepsi Max Big One:The tallest, fastest rollercoaster in Europe, this behemoth is 235ft high and features over one mile of twisting and turning at speeds of up to 87mph. Not recommended if you're feeling a bit green from the night before!
Valhalla:Pushing things boldly to the limit, this is the biggest and most spectacular water-borne dark ride in the world. Designed and constructed at a whopping cost of £15 million, Valhalla is a high speed thrill ride with unique features and a host of multi-sensory elements, which means this will be like sky-diving on LSD. Wheeee!
Avalanche:The UK's only genuine bobsleigh ride, this is a unique rollercoaster ride guaranteed to thrill - and give your guts a good churning!
Spin Doctor:Fortunately, this has nothing to do with that crap band from the early 90s with a similar name. Instead, this little puppy has two rotating propellers that spin riders 360 degrees through the air to heights of 120 feet and at speeds of over 60mph. Best of luck walking straight afterwards!
Grand National:Europe's first twin track racing coaster was constructed in 1935 and remains one of the most popular wooden roller coasters in the world. A bit of old school fun for those worried that their brains might burst from their eyes on some of the other more 'extreme' coasters!
Big Dipper:A traditional wooden rollercoaster where world record rollercoaster marathon rider Richard Rodriguez rode for an incredible three months non-stop, day and night. Although we can't understand why anyone would want to actually do this, you have to respect a man who manages to blag three months in a fun park rather than have to go to a job. Bravo, then!
Ice Blast:The first ride of its kind in the UK, Ice Blast catapults riders vertically up a 210 foot tower at 80mph and thrusts them back down again for an incredible hair raising free fall descent. This is kind of like jumping off a tall building, except paramedics won't have to scrape you off the pavement afterwards.
Irn Bru Revolution:Europe's first 360 degree looping rollercoaster. Riders are advised to take any loose change out of their pockets – unless you fancy your chances at catching it on your way back down again.
Drench Falls:The world's longest log flume. Experience what it would be like to be a bum nugget flushed down the S-bend and ride the rapids around the twists and turns and down the two heart-stopping steep drops.
Rollercoaster:Despite its unimaginative name, this is another classic "Woodie". This rollercoaster gives you a velvety smooth ride as it takes you through steep drops, climbs and banked turns. A good option when you've gorged yourself on 14 chilli dogs and are after something a little "gentler".
Space Invader 2:This isn't a virtual reality tour based on the classic 80's video arcade game, but part of us really wishes it was. A rollercoaster with a real difference, this eye-opening ride promises to have you riding through "outer space" in near total darkness.
Steeplechase:You don't need to be a jockey to enjoy this horse race, but that's not to say being an actual jockey wouldn't work to your advantage. Competitive types can race against their friends on this 3 lane steel coaster ride.
Wild Mouse:Not for the weak of heart, this hair-raising ride deserves its name. Plummet down incredibly steep drops, fly up hills and whiz round a seemingly endless array of bends. As one of only three remaining traditional wooden Wild Mouse rides remaining in the world, this one's a real gem.
Bling:Bound to be a draw for the likes of Ali G and chavs everywhere, this is a real diamond knuckle experience. Riders are lifted a whopping 100 feet above the ground and spun through the air on giant glittering gondolas. The ride will throw you about in three different directions at speeds of 60mph, the ride pulling a strenuous 2.5gs. Word to your mutha!
Impossible:An interactive journey of exploration, this is an undercover attraction that will turn your whole world upside down, much like discovering you were actually born a hermaphrodite to a couple of in-bred chimps before being given up for adoption.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Spread over 200 acres, this dedicated activity centre is based in the enchanting Cheshire countryside, only a short drive from Chester, Liverpool and Manchester. Facilities include meeting room for 30 people, a fully licensed bar and the activities, which are all ideally suited to the wooded backdrop, are superb. Enjoy the best of both worlds with a multi-activity day of Quad Trekking and Clay Pigeon Shooting. Clay pigeon shooting: Forget horse racing, this is the real sport of kings. With a fully qualified instructor, you will rotate through a variety of traps. You will take part in a 20 clay taster session. The instructors are well-versed at dealing with novices and will quickly have you blasting the clays to smithereens on the traps. Quad trekking: You will set out in groups of 8-10 to take on the challenging terrain around the 200 acre site that will really put these machines, and you, to the test. This is not some genteel scenic tour of the countryside but an intense examination of your concentration and ability to master the techniques needed to negotiate steep inclines and drops, streams and fast dashes through open fields and woodland. WHAT'S INCLUDED - 9 mile quad trek - Clay pigeon shooting session with 30 clays WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Please allow approx 3 hours in total for this activity.
Overview: 'We deserved to win, after hammering them 0-0 in the first half!' So said legendary manager Kevin Keegan. But however seriously you take the beautiful game, you'll love a game of 5-a-side on purpose-built astroturf pitches. If you've got a particularly large group, you can move up to the seven-a-side pitches with slightly larger goals, as long as availability allows. Wow your friends/colleagues with your Maradona-esque skills and recreate your favourite footie moments in a game that'll separate the Steven Gerrards from the Stephen Hawkings. Kitted out with Floodlit Third generation all-weather pitches, and a fully licensed bar for a post-match drink, this centre's sure to be all you'll need, short of playing at the Nou camp. Yeah right, dream on, pal.
The Game:The glory of the 5-a-side is that you can modify the format of the game to suit the needs of your group. If you've had a particularly heavy night you can take it easy with short games and multiple substitutions, but if you're madly keen and super fit you can have an intense game and there's even the option of booking a referee for a small extra fee!Match balls are provided and we recommend you try to coordinate colours amongst your group so you won't be able to blame not knowing who's on your side for your umpteenth misdirected pass.
What you need to bring:T-shirt, shorts/tracksuit bottoms, trainers.Note: - A referee can be hired for a small hourly fee. Please ask for details.
Overview: 'Football's not a matter of life and death. It's more important than that.' So said legendary manager Bill Shankley. But however seriously you take the beautiful game, you'll love a game of 5-a-side on purpose-built astroturf pitches. Wow your friends/colleagues with your Maradona-esque skills and recreate your favourite footie moments in a game that'll separate the Steven Gerrards from the Stephen Hawkings.
The Game:The glory of the 5-a-side is that you can modify the format of the game to suit the needs of your group. If you've had a particularly heavy night you can take it easy with short games and multiple substitutions, but if you're madly keen and super fit you can have an intense game and there's even the option of booking a referee. Match balls are provided and we recommend you try to coordinate colours amongst your group so you won't be able to blame not knowing who's on your side for your umpteenth misdirected pass.
What you need to bring:T-shirt, shorts/tracksuit bottoms, trainers.Notes:Referee optional.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY This event is an excellent way to kick things off on a stag do, getting everyone in competetive spirits for the ensuing night of drinking challenges. Thunder around this 300m outdoor track - Blackpool's largest and features chicanes, hairpin turns, sharp bends and long straights - in Ballsy Bullet Karts featuring unrestricted 200cc engines at speeds of up to 35mph!
Grand Prix Format You will be given a quick briefing and then decked out in overalls and helmets before hitting the track for some practice laps. The race then takes the form of four heats, two semi-finals and then the final in which the six fastest drivers will battle it out for the No. 1 spot. The triumphant winner will receive a bottle of bubbly and a trophy, so expect plenty of smugness and bragging!
Endurance Team Format Drivers will be split into teams and get exclusive use of the track during this test of concentration and stamina. After a practice session, a team leader will be nominated and you can work on your strategy; it will be up to each team as to how much time in the kart/how many laps each driver will get. Drivers will be timed and the team that has completed the most amount of laps will be deemed the winners and leave with trophy and bubbly in hand.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW - Hot food, snacks and hot & cold drinks are on sale at the venue. - Approximately 1.5 hours. Drivers can expect to get at least 25-30 minutes behind the wheel.
WHAT HAPPENS ON THE DAY Get high in the forest with a thrilling high ropes session. Set deep in the forest, this is a brilliant setting for you to face your fears and swing through the trees like Tarzan. After being kitted out in all of the essential equipment and a full safety briefing from the instructors, it'll be time to head for the trees. You'll tackle a course of over 30 hanging rope bridges, scramble nets and zip slides which are up to 30ft off the forest floor. You can also have a go on one of the few tree zip lines in the country. If you are a bit nervous about heights our advice is simple; clear your mind and focus on what is in front of you. Whatever you do don't think about slipping over and you falling head first to your death*. WHAT'S INCLUDED - Briefing and guidance from qualified instructors - All safety equipment *This won't happen as you'll be attached by a safety harness at all times so at worst you'll swing in the air for a few seconds before being pulled to safety.
Whether you're a seasoned cocktail drinker or a complete novice, a cocktail masterclass is a great activity for your special weekend. This fun, informal class takes place behind the bar, where you'll learn to shake and stir your very own cocktails, then drink them! There are plenty of tricks and games and some fancy dress items to keep it lighthearted, and the class is topped off with a round of Jägerbombs!
- Learn to make two cocktails - A Jagerbomb each to finish the class - Free entry to the club until 10:30pm - VIP booth with sweets
- Ideal starting times are 7-9pm (can be flexible) - Class lasts for one hour
LIVERPOOL: Your insider guide to the ultimate weekend on Merseyside
When it comes to a great stag do, Liverpool ticks all of the boxes – The second-to-none club scene is complemented by superb bars all concentrated in a compact city centre. Then there's the fact that drinks are ridiculously cheap. You don't have to dig too deep to realise there's a real buzz about the place.
Liverpool at a glance: • Liverpool has a great music scene, kickstarted in the 60s by The Beatles, but still very much vibrant today • From mainstream bars and clubs, to quirkier independent venues with bags of atmosphere, it's all here on the banks of the Mersey • Liverpool has its own obscure mascot – located around the city, the Lambananas are part lamb, part banana, which in some warped way sums up the city • A compact city centre with plenty of attractions all within easy reach and easily negotiated on foot First Impressions: There's more to Liverpool than footy and The Beatles, with cool bars and international cultural attractions. This famous North West city is renowned for the River Mersey, The Beatles, Liverpool FC, and...The Beatles (did we mention them already?). We love it, yeah, yeah, yeah… Local knowledge: Lark Lane – Staying cool in 'Pool Situated near to Sefton Park, Lark Lane is an area famed for its bohemian reputation, cafes, restaurants, bars, pubs, shops and art galleries. Not the cheapest spot, but if you're looking for somewhere chic and independent, there's a good run of international eateries (including Chinese, Greek, Indian, Turkish, Thai, Italian, Jamaican and more) plus a decent gaggle of lounges, bars and inns. Albert Dock – where the boats used to come in... The vast 1.25 million sq ft site was officially opened in 1841 and was the first enclosed, noncombustible dock warehouse system in the world, and the first structure in Britain to be built entirely of cast iron, brick and stone. Designed to accommodate sailing ships, its lifespan was relatively short. Though closed in the 1970s, a regeneration plan saw it redeveloped and reopened in 1988, and it is now home to a series of museums and classy bars and restaurants. An upmarket evening destination home to a smorgasbord of foodie treats and evening entertainment. A great waterfront location. Liverpool City Centre – the beating heart of the city's nightlife As you'd expect from any decent city centre, the byword is 'variety'. It's all here. Pubs, bars, nightclubs to suit pretty well every taste. The area surrounding Concert Square is considered to be the heart of Liverpool's nightlife, and is home to some of the best known names. This is where you wanna go if you wanna party. Mathew Street is also well worth a visit if you like the sound of themed and retro bars to get you dancing the night away. Bold Street - Liverpool's Brick Lane As the locals like to point out, London might have Brick Lane and Manchester might have Canal Street, but Liverpool has Bold Street. Situated in the Ropewalks Area and with the iconic Church of St Luke at the top end, this now largely pedestrianised street was once home to the city's merchants. Today it's a top choice for cafes and restaurants with character, including the quirky House and Leaf https://thisisleaf.co.uk/ . Excellent for shopping too. Liverpool's best bars and pubs: The Ship & Mitre, Dale Street Situated near King George's Hall, The Ship & Mitre boasts the biggest selection of cask and continental beers on Merseyside, with a constantly changing list. There's typically 15 handpumps offering real ales and ciders from microbreweries which deliver only one barrel at a time – which explains why there are beer menus dotted around the boozer. An atmospheric original 1930s Art Deco building, the interior has been changed to resemble that of a ship. They serve quality burgers in The Gallery area and they also have a bottle shop in the city centre, where you'll find an equally fine array of bottled ales, ciders and 'weird/wonderful beers'. theshipandmitre.com/
Cavern Club, Mathew Street If there was an award for most famous club in the UK, The Cavern would surely win it. Though it hosted a string of top acts in its day, it is best remembered as the launch-pad for The Beatles, while TV host and singer Cilla Black was the hat-check girl. Today, it's a tourist attraction as visitors flock to the pokey cellar to check out 60s tribute acts such as The Cavern Club Beatles. Over the road is The Cavern pub, which continues the rock/pop nostalgia theme. If you visited Memphis, you'd check out Graceland wouldn't you? Well if you're in Liverpool, at least take a peek at The Cavern. cavernclub.org/ Ye Hole in Ye Wall, Hackins Hey It's officially Liverpool's oldest public house, dating back to 1726. Built on an old Quaker burial site, Ye Hole is pretty tiny and tucked away off Dale Street, but for a back-street boozer it boasts bags of atmosphere, with wooden panelling, an ornate fireplace and stained glass. They also serve seven cask ales and proper chips. Not those skinny 'American fries', proper chips. yeholeinyewall.com/ Aloha, Colquitt Street In stark contrast to the city's many traditional boozers, Aloha is utterly fake. But hell, we love it! It's just so kitsch. A basement island oasis filled with tropical vibes, a mock Tiki bar inspired by Hawaiian and Polynesian culture. The drinks come served in ridiculously unnecessary sharing vessels such as elephant heads, volcanoes, conch shells, wooden logs, fresh pineapples, and boats. Ridiculous. And not very practical. But they look so fine. Aloha is open until 3am from Sun-Wed and 4am Thu-Sat too, making it a good place to get well and truly shipwrecked. alohabar.co.uk/ Mojo, Back Berry Street A fine bar to end the night at, Mojo's aim is to be "clean but dirty at the same time like some long forgotten blues riff". That's the vibe. They like their rock'n'roll, from those omnipresent Beatles and Elvis, to Elbow, Weller and Arctic Monkeys. They also like cocktails, and pride themselves on their cocktail-makery, with quality ingredients such as 12-year-old rum. There are about 50 cocktails on offer, with such monikers as Novocaine and Killer Punch. You can also order Punch Bowls, suitable for up to eight people, making them perfect for partying hordes. mojobar.co.uk/home The Baltic Fleet, Wapping Situated down near the docks, there's evidence that there's been beer served on the site of The Baltic for 400 years, though the current landmark has only been there for half that time. Once favoured by press gangs and now reputedly haunted, it's the only pub in the city to brew its own beer on-site, in copper kettles in the cellar. They reckon they have 136 recipes for beer, which they brew in rotation. Recently refurbished, the extended bar has been constructed from genuine West African mahogany. For the warmer weeks, there's a summer patio out the back. It's not a huge space, but they do brew a helluva pint. During the winter months, a roaring hearth adds to the welcoming atmosphere. balticfleetpubliverpool.com/ Ye Cracke, Rice Street John Lennon reportedly used to take his then girlfriend Cynthia there for dates when they were studying at Liverpool College Of Art. Now more than 50 years later and it's still pretty popular with bohos and students. Distinctly laid-back, the leafy green beer garden is very popular on those occasions when the sun shows its face. Matou, Pier Head A modern pan-Asian restaurant, cocktail bar and lounge, Matou is situated on the second floor of the Mersey Ferry Terminal Building and boasts a fantastic roof terrace overlooking the waterfront, Pier Head and the Liver building. Very chic. Very swanky. Snapping selfies with the Liver Birds in the background is pretty popular we hear, but otherwise, you'll need to be on your best behaviour. matou.co.uk/ The Kazimier, Seel Street Uber cool venue with its own in-house record label. During the summer, the garden serves slushies, ice creams, house cocktails and Vietnamese coffee, alongside home-brew vegan wildflower ale. There's food freshly made from a charcoal grill with a menu that spans meaty sandwiches, burgers and wraps. They also have a programme of live music, supremely cool DJs, vintage and craft fairs, film screenings and dinner clubs. Filled with mismatched furniture, it oozes character, and it's open all year round too with slow-cooked stews and hot toddies served during the winter. thekazimier.co.uk/garden/
The Britannia Inn, Riverside Drive, Otterspool A slight trek out of the city (hop in a taxi), as a pub The Britannia isn't anything special. The carvery's decent and it's family friendly. But what The Brit' does have is a seriously sized outdoor area offering sweeping views of the Mersey. As a result, it gets pretty darn packed in the summer weekends and warmer evenings, so you'll need to be sharp eyed to grab a seat. crowncarveries.co.uk/thebritanniainnliverpool/ What not to miss: Anfield – home to Liverpool FC Go out behind the scenes of this world famous stadium with one-hour tours that take in the dressing room and manager's dug-out, or gaze in awe (or envy) at the mass of silverware in the Liverpool FC Museum. But for the committed LFC fanatic, it has to be The Ultimate Anfield Experience, which includes breakfast with a footy legend, training session, three-course meal, guided tour and Q&A session. Back of the net! liverpoolfc.com/stadium/anfield Ferry across the Mersey For taking in the sights, the ferry still sails across the Mersey and it's worth taking a trip from Liverpool to Birkenhead if you have the time, or get on board the 50-minute Daily River Explorer Cruise for sightseeing with commentary and the option to hop off at various points of interest. Back on dry land, the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral is the biggest cathedral in Britain, while the 1960s Metropolitan Cathedral, is a post-war architectural landmark, both of which make for fantastic photo opportunities. merseyferries.co.uk/Pages/default.aspx Food: eat like a local Alma de Cuba, on Seel Street, is a renovated church building. A sophisticated joint, it's recommended for stags/hens/groups who want to party in style. The mojitos get the thumbs up and the food's pretty special too. Down on Hope Street, within the Georgian quarter, The Clove Hitch is a chilled artsy leaning bistro with a fine brunch menu. If you're suffering with the mother of all hangovers, the homemade hash potatoes are worth ordering. There's no shortage of all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet restaurants in the city, with May Sum opposite Liverpool Lime Street station one of the best. For more Chinese restaurants, head into the Chinese quarter – the first Chinatown in Europe it's home to a 15 metre Imperial Arch, the largest outside of China. If you want high street names, Liverpool One is home to such brands as Zizzi and Cafe Rouge , plus the Red Hot Buffet (something to suit all tastes there) and Jamie's Italian , the chain owned by ubiquitous TV chef Jamie Oliver. To celebrate in style, check out The Malmaison Brasserie on William Jessop Way. An elegant restaurant with top service and a reputation for cooking a steak to perfection. Superb wine list too. Or head to The London Carriage Works , an award-winning restaurant with a luxurious edge. The best view of the city: The Wheel Of Liverpool, down on the Docks, offers stunning panoramic views of the city from a height of 196ft. You can also hire a VIP capsule, which includes glass floor, leather interior, DVD player and champagne if you want to live it up and add some footballer-style extravagance to proceedings. Getting About: Most of the main attractions are pretty centrally located and easily accessible – you can walk from Bold Street to the Docks in about 15mins. But there are plenty of buses (the City Link service has services running every 12 minutes) and there's no shortage of black cabs – although it can often be quicker on foot if you're not going far. Did you know? Liverpool has the largest collection of museums and galleries in the UK outside London.
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Ever since we had a plumber work on a toilet it makes a horrible screeching sound every time it is flushed. What could be the cause of this issue?
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The hose is twisted up. Not a plumber, so don't know what it is called. It's the one that goes from commode into wall, the metal one. Carefully twist it around next time you hear the sound until it stops. I had this in a nice hotel 3 weeks ago and have had it happen in my home in the past.
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Son following in Paul Coffman's footsteps
Indianapolis -- The son of Packers Hall of Fame tight end Paul Coffman will soon be making a living just like his father did: catching passes as a tight end in the National Football League.
Chase Coffman, after a standout career at the University of Missouri, is one of the top players at a position that is very thin this year.
Coffman measured 6-foot-6 and 245 pounds. He won't be working out at the combine because he's six weeks removed from the surgery to repair the foot he broke on the last play of the Alamo Bowl.
Coffman, the Mackey Award winner as the country's top tight end, caught 90 passes for 987 yards and 10 touchdowns playing last year in the Tigers' spead offense with quarterback Chase Daniels. That's more than most collegiate tight ends catch in a career.
"The number of catches I made gave me a huge advantage over other tight ends who were not in the spread offense because we threw the ball and spread it out and did some things they don't do," Coffman said. "It helped me, it got my name out there, it helped the University of Missouri tremendously."
But Coffman also admitted playing in the spread offense could hurt him. Coffman never played on the line -- he always lined up as a psuedo-receiver -- and never blocked out of the three-point stance. He'll be a project, at best, when it comes to be a well-rounded pro player.
"I wouldn't necessary say it hurts me, but it leaves the scouts or whoever is watching film possibly wondering," Coffman said. "Until I show them or they see I'm willing to learn and do whatever it takes to get into that position and be the best I can, the spread definitely leaves some questions."
Coffman was born in 1986 -- his father's first season in Kansas City after being with the Packers from 1978-85. Paul Coffman, who played at 6-3 and 222 pounds, had 322 of his 339 career receptions with the Packers for 4,223 yards and 39 touchdowns. He went to the Pro Bowl each year from 1982-84 with the Packers as the team ranked fifth, fifth and seventh in points with an offensive that also featured quarterback Lynn Dickey and receiver James Lofton.
"It's helped me a lot," Chase Coffman said when asked of his father's influence. "He knows where I'm coming from. Not as much the recruiting process and getting drafted, because he didn't get a scholarship (to Kansas State), he didn't get drafted in the NFL, but he definitely had a lot of experience and knows what's happening. He helps me out, telling me, 'Don't worry about this, don't worry about that,' just keep doing the things you've done to get me here in the first place.
"I think they did a good job at Green Bay getting him the ball. He had quite a few catches when he was there. He's in the Packers hall of fame, he had a pretty good career there."


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Preview of 666 Park Avenue Starring Lost's Terry O'Quinn and Vanessa Williams
Here is the preview for ABC's fall supernatural drama, 666 Park Avenue. An innocent Midwestern couple (Dave Annable and Rachael Taylor) can't believe their luck landing the resident managers job at a swanky Manhattan apartment building. The mysterious owner of the building is played by Terry Quinn, Vanessa Williams is his equally mysterious wife. What the new managers don't know is that everyone in the building has cut a Faustian deal with the Devil to get whatever they want in life. Naturally, that leads to some nasty incidents and the new managers get more than they bargained for. We're giving this one a "must watch" for the pilot because it's Terry O'Quinn and it reminds us of the film Devil's Advocate which starred Keanu Reeves, Charlize Theron and Al Pacino. Take a look:
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Ditching the bucket seat
I've been fighting the idea for a few weeks now, but I can't pretend for much longer. The truth is, our 7-month-old is almost out of her bucket seat. And that's so great! It's also not so great. First, the … Continue reading
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Six months old might just be the perfect age. This is the beginning of the Gerber baby stage, so we're talking max cuteness. She's a-freaking-dorable with those cheeks and Disney-sized eyes and chubby starfish hands. No one in a 10-foot … Continue reading
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Ball rolling & the second playground fight
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The Clap heard 'round the kitchen
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We survived
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Open your invertory and enter the following code: Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right + Aim. Then close Invertory and open it again. If you're lucky, all weapons are going to be Unlimited.
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A Creative Couple of Weeks for Us! A NEW STORY Quilt.....
The photo above is of a woman in France at Monet's Flower Garden...it still needs a nest (such a cool technique to make it!) in the tree and a sign that says in French "Please do not pick the flowers" or "s'il vous plaît ne pas cueillir les fleurs". It is a story quilt I wanted to do since I went to see this fabulous garden and now it is coming along quite nicely. It was nice to have a good stash of Timeless treasures Fabrics to use for this fun project. If you haven't made a story quilt, you should. You can leave a legacy of who you are and what is a good memory of someone or something or some place. Better than a diary I think.
This photo is taken in my diningroom with my daughter "counting" strawberries with her son. It is so much fun having them come over. His sister is the family drawing artist-she is amazing at the things she comes up with. So much fun!
Anytime I have my Grandsons over it is creativity time! I bought "Marble Magic" thanks to my friend Peggy and they have spent hours building towers for the marbles to go through...it is fun for me and so much fun for cousins to be together. Encouraging creativity is something I really value.
I talked about helping my ten year old Granddaughter make a quilt. She is hooked! Got this together and now we need to pick a border and then I teach her how to do a quilting big stitch....so much fun and my daughter in law commented that this pattern reminded her of hockey blades...all of this kids and Dads play hockey so naturally they all loved it. It is alot of fun showing a younger person how to sew and give them something that most kids can't get at school.
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I love the Monet Flower Garden Quilt! I'm sure that will be one of my (of many!) favorites of yours! Can't wait to see more of it as it progresses. - 2:35 PM
- Patty ♣ said...
I L♥VE the quilt !!!! And it is fun to see your family.
- Patty ♣ said...
I L♥VE the quilt !!!! And it is fun to see your family.
- folksmith said...
is there a pattern for the quilt your granddaughter made? it's really a neat pattern. my daughter is in Germany taking care of three children and i would like to make each of them a quilt to take with us when we visit our daughter this july.
love your quilts! - 7:38 PM
What a lovely family! Thank you for sharing them with us - and your quilts too!
- Sandi said...
Your granddaughter has a great eye for colour and design. You may have to watch your stash of fabrics!
Your French quilt is lovely, I think I have some of the background fabric you used. It looks great! - 8:28 PM
- Pat / Silver Thimble Quilt Co. said...
Hi Friend! I love to see the grandkids. We are having our first in May. I'm gonna be a kick butt have fun Grandma just like you!!!!
when are you making that trip to Georgia??? hahahahahaha - 10:37 AM
- Marlynne said...
How neat to teach your granddaughter how to make a quilt! I Thought Hockey sticks when I saw it first too! The Marble Magic Game sounds like something That would have been so neat for my grandson a few years ago! Love your story quilts!
- Marlynne said...
How neat to teach your granddaughter how to make a quilt! I Thought Hockey sticks when I saw it first too! The Marble Magic Game sounds like something That would have been so neat for my grandson a few years ago! Love your story quilts!


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