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Sleeps | 6 |
Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
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Property type | cottage |
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Very relaxing beach cottage. Two bedrooms with queen beds and a living room couch that converts to a queen bed. One and one half baths. Very difficult to maintain stress here. Lovely beach location. Once you have stayed here, you will return.
Keywords: beach house, beach bungalo, beach shack, beach cabin, ocean property, house on the ocean, oceanfront, coastal cottage, dunes, coastal getaway
Three generations of our family enjoy our time at Dillon Beach. We love the long walks on the beach. Surfing, skim boarding, walks on the beach, fishing, crabing and claming. It's all here.
The Owner purchased this cottage in 2001
We have been coming to Dillon Beach for over thirty years. We always returned to vacation here. So we decided to buy the 'Sea Captain.' And, now it's a family treasure. We come much more often, and stay longer.
When we stay at the 'Sea Captain,' we walk all the way down the beach to Lawson's Landing and have coffee with some of the locals. Great exercise and fresh air. Staying in the 'village,' as the locals call it, is like a throwback to previous times. It's kind of like being removed from the rest of the world.
We loved this vacation rental. It is very clean and well-furnished, and it is right in the heart of the village of Dillon Beach. It is very well suited to people with dogs since it has dog-friendly floors and furniture. The interior of the house has recently been re-painted; it's quite lovely and has nice artwork on the walls. The kitchen had everything you need to make meals (great pots and pans, sharp knives, etc.). The kitchen table seats 4. The living room is equipped with a large, comfortable leather sofa (seating 3-4) and 2 wooden chairs (so, that room seats 5-6). The house has both a front and back deck. The front deck has a pretty good ocean view which is also visible in the house with its huge front windows. (Some homes in the village part of Dillon Beach don't have a view at all, so we appreciated the view.) The back of the house has a much larger furnished deck with a fence that is about 3.5 feet tall. We had large dogs with us, so we kept them on leashes: they'd easily go over a short fence (one jumped it immediately). A very small (Chihuahua-sized) dog could escape through the gated picket-fence area. However, for us, it was just fine with the leashes. The two other DB homes we've rented didn't have a back yard at all, so we were genuinely happy to have the space and privacy. It is a plus and one more thing we liked about the house.
Since the house is in the village, it is a very short walk to the beach (unlike homes way up on the hill, which generally require a car drive down plus an $8 gate fee to get on the beach). The house is a short walk from the convenience store and a cafe, too. Having stayed at Dillon Beach for the past 4 Thanksgivings (and having camped at Lawson's for many decades before that), I would definitely recommend homes in the village for convenience.
For those who haven't been to Dillon Beach, it is a wonderful destination. Well-behaved dogs can go off-leash at the beach. If you stay at this or any house in the village, you can pop over to the beach several times a day. We like to walk through the beach to the marina and walk back through the campground.
We rent homes quite often and would definitely recommend this home to small parties (2 couples or a family of 5). Again, it is well-suited for people with dogs/kids, and that made it a great fit for us – and it will again in 2015. Thanks for sharing your lovely home with us.
This was the perfect spot for some of my coworkers and myself to escape for some much needed r&r. The house was just as pictured upon arrival. The first thing we all agreed on was that we are definitely going to make this a yearly trip that we take and that we will definitely be choosing this lovely home again as long as our group doesn't end up getting any bigger. The views of the ocean were breathtaking and serene and we even saw 4 deer trotting down the street. The home was fully stocked with amenities and we couldn't have asked for a better, more relaxing place.
This was also the first time that I had ever booked a rental home for a trip and the property manager Carolyn made it a breeze and such a pleasant experience. I highly recommend this home for a peaceful get away.
Our first impression upon entering The Sea Captain was how clean it was. My wife and I had pre-planned who would clean the bathrooms, kitchen, etc., but surprised to find it was ready for relaxing. All the usual kitchenware, and bathroom supplies were readily available. Yes! Even a hair dryer. There is also a TV with a few channels, a small collection of DVDs, and a few board games/puzzles that were available for play. The beds and sofa were comfy, but majority of our indoor time was spent at the large kitchen table.
The front deck was a spacious spot for our little ones to enjoy lunch and the fresh sea air. Our daughter was so excited to find a collection of beach buckets that she told us not to unpack the ones she brought along. The rear deck was large and fairly private. We worried where our dog would fit in, but the back was plenty for her. There is also a bathroom between the kitchen and the rear deck where she was able to sleep at night.
We only had two problems during our stay. First, upon pulling into the driveway, you'll find a strip of sandy dirt on the passenger side that dogs apparently use for their business. We weren't sure if this was a neighborhood dog or the previous vacationer, but there was quite a few piles and not a lot of space for loading/unloading.
The other issue was the heater did not work while there. This was forgotten about until needed at night, but found it was too late to call for maintenance. Fortunately, we had taken extra blankets, so it was not much of a factor.
Vacationing with little ones is a lot of work for mom and dad, but with its proximity to the beach, The Sea Captain gave us an opportunity to do more than we'd be able to during one of our usual day trips to Dillon Beach. We would happily stay at The Sea Captain on future visits and highly recommend to others.
It was a small "OK" place compared to other Dillon Beach rentals.
We paid extra for linens so that we could just relax when we got there. We've stayed at many other great VRBOs that charge for linens - the beds are usually made up for the price you pay. After a long journey we arrived at this place to find a big plastic garbage bag of linens tossed on a bed and had to make all the beds. The "fenced in" back yard was ... not. The whole area is a deck that is partially fenced. I do not recommend this place to dog owners unless your dog is hairless, or you bring your own vacuum. We paid an ample cleaning fee with the rental. We spent more than an hour cleaning the small house and followed the cleaning instructions. I went through with their vacuum twice . The rugs are old and like velcro, and their vacuum did not not work well. Weeks later when I finally got my deposit check, they had deducted an additional fee for pet hair. I have been taking my dogs to VRBO rentals for 20 years and cleaning up after them. This has never happened to me before. This place really isn't worth the hassle. There are plenty of other nicer rentals with much better appreciation for their renters.
This cute little cottage is a great place for a getaway. Close enough to the beach to walk and hear the surf at night. It has a lovely view of Tomales point. The cottage and beach allows dogs so my small dog had a ball running and romping in the water. Has a TV but the ambience of the cottage makes you want to just read or play games. If you owe yourself a weekend (week) of R & R, this is the place to go.
The two of us needed a relaxing, stress free break and the "Sea Captain" was the answer.
We found it to be a charming beach home with all the necessary amenities. The walk to the beach was quick, and the ocean a beautiful site. With a restaurant within walking distance, we were able to make the choice, whether to cook or dine out. We had a very enjoyable weekend and hope to visit again soon.
Short walk to Dillon Beach. Very large walkable beach with no steep drop off
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Tax Rate | 10.0% |
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Study: More than a quarter of families with young children lack rainy-day fund
What percentage of Wisconsin families with young children lack rainy-day savings?
According to a new study released by BMO Harris Bank, it's 28 percent.
The study also found that 45 percent of soon-to-be parents have no rainy-day funds. Only 17 percent of parents and 15 percent of future parents have more than $10,000 saved.
"It can be difficult to start saving for a rainy day when it could be years away, but starting with small amounts each month can make a big difference down the road. Parents should aim to have between three and six months of their pre-tax income set aside," said Kara Kaiser, Regional President, Southeast Wisconsin, BMO Harris Bank, in a press release.
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Western Arthurs Traverse, Tasmania, Australia, 2002
Distance : 44.7 miles (72 km)
Avg.Time : 6 days
Start / Finish :
- The Western Arthurs Traverse is a loop route that starts and finishes at the Scotts Peak Dam trailhead.
- The starting point is three hours by road from Hobart. Unfortunately at the time of writing (2013), regular shuttle bus services to Scotts Peak Dam from Hobart are no longer running. Click here for transport options.
- If on a budget, you may consider trying your luck hitching. If you can make it from Hobart to the junction of the B61, chances are someone will give you a ride to the dam.
Season :
- February and March are your best chance of fine (relatively speaking) conditions. That being said, snow and heavy rain are possible at any time of year.
Maps / Info :
- TASMAP 1:100,000 Old River covers the entire route. It can be purchased at outdoor stores throughout Tasmania.
- John Chapman's South West Tasmania includes maps and trekking notes. Highly recommended. Now in its 5th edition (2008).
Route / Conditons :
- The Arthurs Range is subject to some of the wildest weather imaginable. This place makes Scotland seem like the Sahara. I kid you not, it is not uncommon to have sunshine, heavy rain, wind and snow……..and then sunshine again…………all on the same day.
- Good wet weather gear is a must. A sense of humour will also come in handy.
- The Arthurs plains are very muddy (see photos below). Gaiters are useful, however, chances are the mud will occasionally be up over your knees.
- Walking along the jagged crest of the range is often exposed, and there are sections in which extreme care must be taken. Some scrambling required. Suffice to say it can be slow going at times.
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- Bring a tent. Be sure it holds up well in a storm.
- Due to the increasing popularity of this trail, timber tent platforms have been built at some of the more frequently used campsites.
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- Fantastic hike. Arguably the most spectacular in Australia.
- Not recommended for the inexperienced. If this is your first time hiking in this part of the world, the South Coast Track may be a better initial option.
- Keep your base weight as low as possible (see Going Light). With all the scrambling and mud-slogging involved with hiking in the Arthurs, the last thing you want to be doing is carrying an excessively heavy pack.
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LAS VEGAS - One of the biggest problems with the so-called Web 2.0 movement has been its encouragement of oversharing - which often means underestimating security risks. Adding doodads of varying quality to a home page can add a lot of pizazz, but can also be fraught with danger, since they can open a door for hackers.
It's a threat even for the biggest Web companies, including Google Inc., whose "gadgets" - little programs like calendars or daily photo feeds that users can implant onto their personalized Google home pages - are increasingly juicy targets for hackers, two security researchers said Wednesday.
It's not that Google is designing insecure programs.
The issue is that users building their own customized applications, and distributing them through Google, might have evil intentions and try to exploit those programs once they're installed on users' pages. Many users are inclined to inherently trust what they download from Google.
Robert Hansen, chief executive of security consultant SecTheory, and Tom Stracener, senior security analyst with security testing software maker Cenzic Inc., demonstrated an attack Wednesday at the Black Hat hacker conference in Las Vegas in which they used a malicious gadget to break into a person's Web browser and read their searches in real time.
Malicious gadgets - if a user were to download one of them - could be used in a variety of other attacks, including one where one gadget steals information from another, a valuable attack against gadgets that store personal user information, Hansen and Stracener said.
"How do you know it's a legitimate gadget?" Hansen asked. "Because someone uploaded it? There's no moderation, there's no way to guarantee it won't turn bad."
Google isn't alone.
The company is fighting a common problem facing social-networking Web sites and other sites that encourage users to spruce up their pages with little knickknacks that reach out to the outside world to deliver pictures or other content. The applications run code on the page that can be used for good or evil.
Google disputes Hansen's characterization of its vetting process for gadgets.
The company said in a statement that it scans all gadgets regularly for malicious code, and in the "very rare" instance in which one is found, it's immediately blacklisted.
Google added that since November 2007 no new "inline" gadgets - which have access to user account information - have been created. And the authors of existing "inline" gadgets can't modify them further.
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Tangled Feet
Tangled Feet are an ensemble of theatre practitioners committed to making original work. The company has developed a trademark style of experimental performance, which always begins from a process of physical improvisation and play. Find out more about us.
Tangled Feet News
In January and February, Tangled Feet collaborated with Rainbow SIBS and STEP in two exciting Dramatherapy and performance projects, working with children and young people who have autistic siblings.
The STEP project (part of the STEP Festival) worked with six young people in Southwark who had never previously been part of a support group, exploring (over several weekly sessions) shared emotions, responses and challenges to having an autistic sibling. The project culminated in a workshop/training session for other Drama practitioners at the STEP conference on using dramatheraputic methods with children.
The Rainbow SIBS project, funded by Awards for All, worked with an existing support group for young people with autistic siblings, based at the Rainbow autistic unit at Greenwrythe School, Sutton. Over five weeks, four of the Tangled Feet team joined the group to create a piece of performance addressing the young people's shared experience, using a blend of dramatheraputic techniques and Tangled Feet's usual playful approach to creating moments of performance from games, images and personal stories.
The sold-out performance, at the Charles Cryer Theatre in Carshalton, was a fantastic success. The group grew in confidence over the course of the project and, together, created a brave, moving and funny show that shared their experiences with family, friends and local people.
The performance, which brought together many families affected by autism, was also the launch event of a new branch of the National Autistic Society in Sutton. This group will provide a network of long-term support in the area.
Tangled Feet had a brilliant time working with Rainbow SIBS and hope to work with the group again in the future.
Tangled Feet want to create a piece of outdoor theatre bursting at the seams with energy, which sparks new conversations about the future of the young – not just here, but all over the world – who are often facing quite a rotten start to their working lives.
Recreating the hope young people start with at the end of their schooling, how quickly this hope can be crushed in the current climate and how huge an impact this reality makes on the rest of their lives. How hope and sustainability are both vital in keeping the lifeblood of the economy flowing.
We hit the ground running as we start 2013 with two projects laying the foundation for the year. First off we have a one week residency at ARC in Stockton as we develop some new site specific work and a return to inside spaces with the possibility of some national touring in 2014.
The second of our projects see us collaborating with Rainbow SIBS, a support group for children who have a brother or sister with autism. Over 6 weeks we will join Rainbow SIBS to create a Therapeutic Theatre Group. Working within a drama therapy setting the group will work towards creating a performance together.
We are thrilled to have received a grant to support our core costs from The Foyle Foundation to support our 2013 work. This is an exciting development and our first core grant. Thank you Foyle Foundation! We would also like to thank Arts Council England for recent funding towards our Artistic and Organisational development in early 2013.
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We are taking bookings for Inflation, our political comedy, for this Summer.
A bouncy castle sits in a public space. On it Tangled Feet try to solve the recession, understand currency trading and keep the darn thing up! Every attempt at order and structure is undermined by the shifting financial landscape and the actions of others. Using an evocative soundtrack, physicality and slapstick comedy Tangled Feet explore the uncertain ground our world is standing on.
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"Absolutely fantastic. It was the most original event show I've seen in a very long time. Very sophisticated too."
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We are currently developing some new projects and surprises that will create our 2013 summer season as well as possible projects in the Autumn and beyond so keep your eyes peeled and follow us on twitter or facebook
Summer 2012 was Tangled Feet's busiest ever as we mounted our first ever season of free outdoor work – Tangled Feet Take To The Streets.
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As an integral part of our Take To The Streets season, Tangled Feet were joined by 10 young theatre-makers who came together for 12 days of intensive workshops and a 360 degree introduction to making devised/outdoor work. The young company visited five of the major outdoor festivals at which Tangled Feet were performing, seeing an incredible range of outdoor work as well as getting a good picture of behind-the-scenes touring.


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Cold Cuts, Inc. filed as a Domestic For-Profit Corporation in the State of Texas on Thursday, August 13, 1987 and is approximately twenty-eight years old, according to public records filed with Texas Secretary of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Tuesday, April 14, 2015.
Bettye Dalio serves as the President and has interests in other corporate entities including Morris-Young-Owens Company of Texas, Inc. located in Houston, TX
Debra Stephens is the Secretary of Cold Cuts, Inc.. Debra's additional corporate interests include Morris-Young-Owens Company of Texas, Inc., Kylewick Corporation .
The Vice President of Cold Cuts, Inc. is Derwanna Grover. . Derwanna has other corporate interests including Kylewick Corporation, Morris-Young-Owens Company of Texas, Inc.
Debra Ann Stephens is also the registered agent for the company. Also known as a statutory or resident agent, the registered agent is responsible for receiving legal notifications regarding court summons, lawsuits, and other legal actions involving the corporate entity.
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Paddy Goes to Holyhead - Biography
Paddy Goes To Holyhead (also PGTH or Paddies) are a German Folk-Rock band from Darmstadt (Germany) founded by Paddy Schmidt in 1988. The band's name not only is inspired by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, but also refers to the so-called "paddies", a term once used for Irish emigrants, as well as the Welsh seaport Holyhead which had been an important transit station for many Irish emigrants.
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A fresh and lively assessment of the pleasures and hardships of daily life in Israel during the 1950s
With a light touch and many wonderful illustrations, historian Anat Helman investigates "life on the ground" in Israel during the first years of statehood. She looks at how citizens--natives of the land, longtime immigrants, and newcomers--coped with the state's efforts to turn an incredibly diverse group of people into a homogenous whole. She investigates the efforts to make Hebrew the lingua franca of Israel, the uses of humor, and the effects of a constant military presence, along with such familiar aspects of daily life as communal dining on the kibbutz, the nightmare of trying to board a bus, and moviegoing as a form of escapism. In the process Helman shows how ordinary people adapted to the standards and rules of the political and cultural elites and negotiated the chaos of early statehood.
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Alberta Cross performs songs from his new album at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia. Laura Jane Brubaker/WXPN hide caption itoggle caption Laura Jane Brubaker/WXPN Concerts Alberta Cross In Concert WXPN-FM July 13, 2012 From gritty rock 'n' roll songs to the slow and sincere "Low Man," Alberta Cross proves its versatility in this performance at World Cafe Live. They also showcase songs from Songs of Patience. Listen Loading… 43:33 Playlist
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Shaun MacGowan
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Shaun MacGowan | |
Born | 1988 |
Origin | United Kingdom |
Genres | Doom metal, classical, new-age[1] |
Occupation(s) | Musician |
Instruments | Violin keyboards Guitars |
Associated acts | My Dying Bride, Nightshadows Lament, Narcotic Death |
Shaun MacGowan (born 1988) is a UK-born violinist, keyboardist and guitarist, best known as the keyboardist and violinist of British doom metal band My Dying Bride. He replaced Katie Stone in 2009, and joined the band to tour the album For Lies I Sire. His first studio appearance with the group came on the 2009 EP Bring Me Victory, on which he played on two new tracks.[2]
Shaun was a member of British death metal band Narcotic Death, joining on guitar to complete the band's original gigging line-up in 2008, appearing on the band's demo EP (2008) and album Anthology of the Damned (2010). He left in late 2010.[3]
With Narcotic Death[edit]
- Narcotic Death (EP, 2008)
- Anthology of the Damned (full-length, 2010)[citation needed]
With My Dying Bride[edit]
- Bring Me Victory (EP, 2009)
- Evinta (full-length, 2011)
- The Barghest O' Whitby (EP, 2009)
- A Map of All Our Failures (full-length, 2012)
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