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Time to do repair15 - 30 mins
Age of ApplianceMore than 10 years
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Removed the cover plate on top. Used a wrench and the nut driver to remove the three screws & the screw holding the grounding wire. Pulled apart the plastic coupling for the wiring to light the freezer. Then with the aid of a friend - lifted the door (with food removed from door shelves) off the hinge. This freezer had a water line which we didin't know how to disconnect so we were careful to move the door slightly away from the broken hinge, set it on a stool with one person holding the door steady while the other person installed the new hinge piece. Definitely takes two people (as suggested in the directions) to both lift and guide the door into place. Once it was in place - I reinserted the screws up top and tightened them. Then had to untighten them to get the door to line up as it should vertically - so I would suggest just lighten tighen the upper screws until the door is aligned and swinging smoothly. Then reattached ground wire and plastic coupling. Works great.
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From the Last Straw Department: We hadn't eaten in one of our former favorite restaurants in over a year because we had been so disappointed the previous two times. We decided to give them one more try last night. Three strikes, they're out. Mine was pretty mediocre and fairly expensive. Patsy's was a little more than fairly expensive and inedible. She was hungry when we left. Unforgivable.
From the Where The Hell is The Rain When You Want It Department: I tied up the tomato bushes and got in a round of fertilizer last Saturday in anticipation of rain last weekend. It has not rained here since I did that. Somewhere, someone with a leaky roof is wishing they had my power.
From the Next Project Up Department: Clean up the garage and make room to park the tractor inside. Long, long overdue. Will probably have to throw away some
of our most prized possessions junk.
From the Fine Line Department: The lawsuits being brought against the NFL by former players are walking a fine line between compensation for injury and gold digging. Not sure when or if the NFL had and withheld information on concussions from the players. IMO, only players playing between the moment that information was known to the NFL and the moment everyone had that information should be eligible for compensation. The rest are just guys who didn't prepare for life after their playing days. I'd like to see the NFL and the players help those guys, too, but let's call that what it is. Charity.
From the Tired But Feeling Good Department: Actually got some things done in spite of having to work yesterday. Replaced the battery and a battery terminal in the tractor and got the finish mower attached Friday evening. Got the yard done this evening even without an edger and lawn mower. Will need to replace the lawn mower soon and fix the edger whenever.
From the Marie Is Always Right Department, Internet is Awesome Division: She suggested last week that my problem might be just the card and not the camera. Since then, I have been too
lazy busy to check. That's all it was and the sunset image below from the CrabAppleLane back deck is the result. Thanks, Marie.
CrabAppleLane Vegetable Garden April 29, 2012
About today's QOTD: Anyone know who Guy Cecil is? I'm getting credit for support. If not lifting a finger, reading his email, or contributing a dime to any campaign constitutes support, I'm thinking I might have done more of it over the years.
5 song iTunes shuffle:
- The Dirty Glass (Live) - Dropkick Murphys - Live On Lansdowne, Boston MA
- Achilles Last Stand - Led Zeppelin - Presence
- I Dug Up A Diamond - Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris - All The Roadrunning
- Before You Accuse Me - Eric Clapton - Unplugged
- Chain Of Fools - The Commitments - The Commitments
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Robert Your support has allowed us to go on the air and defend the first of five Democrats Karl Rove is attacking with his $1.2 million smear campaign.
Guy Cecil, "Confidential" Email
Blog of the day is here.
Quote from said blog: "In The Return, the writers seemed to fake us out, at first making us believe that August W. Booth was Baelfire, Rumpelstiltskins son, and then seeming to reveal that he was not. But could the writers have been doing a double fake out? Could August really be Baelfire after all?"

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Wedding: Brandon Sharland and Morgan Redstone
VERO BEACH — Morgan Redstone of Vero Beach, daughter of Phil and Dawn Redstone of Vero Beach, was married to Brandon Sharland of Vero Beach on Nov. 29 at First United Methodist Church in Vero Beach.
Sharland is the son of Joe and Deanna Sharland of Vero Beach.
Kelly Sparks of Orlando was maid of honor, with Tracy Goldon, Kate Kepley and Renee Notargiacomo as bridesmaids. Bryn Vrana was flower girl.
Ryan Sharland of Vero Beach was best man, with Matt Redstone, Andrew Gates and Steven Perrault as ushers. Jack Vrana was ring bearer.
A reception at the Vero Beach Inn followed the ceremony.
The bride graduated from Vero Beach High School in 2006. She is employed by Dr. Strauss in Vero Beach as a dental assistant.
The groom graduated from Vero Beach High School in 2005. He is employed by the United States Coast Guard.
Following a wedding cruise to the Bahamas, the couple will reside in Vero Beach.
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6 medium ears fresh corn
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 medium Vidalia onion, cut in half and thinly sliced
3 slices bacon, diced (about 1/4 cup)
1/4 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet™ Marjoram
1/4 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet™ Rosemary
1/4 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet™ Tarragon
1/4 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet™ Thyme
1/4 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet™ Black Pepper, Coarse Ground
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1 tablespoon butter
1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh chives
Grill corn in husks over hot coals for 25 minutes, turning occasionally. Remove from heat and cool. Remove husks and cut corn away from cob, separating into individual kernels.
Heat oil in large skillet on medium heat. Add onion; cook and stir 5 minutes or until browned. Reduce heat to low; cook until very tender and excess liquid is evaporated. Remove from skillet.
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Patient Comments: Cortisone Injection - Side effects
What side effects (if any) did you experience with your cortisone injection?
Comment from: dogsandjogs, 75 or over Female (Patient) Published: October 08
I had a cortisone shot 2 days ago. No pain at all and helped the flexibility almost immediately. Next day I went for a walk/jog and maybe did too much, because the today the knee is sore again but not in the place it was sore beforehand. I have bone-on-bone, torn meniscus and a Baker's cyst. The doctor says I'm not ready for a new replacement. I will try cortisone and if it's not helping the pain they will do a "scope" (arthroscopy). Cortisone won't cure and my meniscus won't heal it due to its location. I'm taking it day by day. The original injury happened while jogging up ramps at the beach.
Comment from: Just Wondering, 55-64 Male (Patient) Published: July 30
After having my knee X-Ray I see the space between the bones on my left knee is almost zero and ample space on my right knee. My left knee is very sore and painful. The doctor thinks I need a replacement joint. My insurance thinks I need cortisone shot. It seems to me that the shot will hide the pain but do nothing for the problem. I just don't understand how the shot will make the meniscus grow back...
Comment from: darlene, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: May 24
At age 67, having suffered many structural problems, I have had a total of five cortisone injections in the past 20 years, all with different reactions. The first injection (20 years ago), for "tennis elbow," had no effect and did not lessen pain. After two weeks, I had another injection, which worked very well, and I have not had the site injected again. The third injection I received a year ago for a badly torn rotator cuff in my left shoulder. The injection was very painful, and before I left the surgeon's office, I could not use my arm. The burning pain lasted for about 24 hours, and then I had exceptional relief for about four months. At that time, I had my shoulder surgically repaired. The fourth and fifth injections were done four days ago by a plastic surgeon and hand specialist to relieve osteoarthritis pain in both thumbs. The injections were horribly painful; the left hand worse than the right. I normally have a very high tolerance for pain, but this was about the worst procedure I've ever had to endure and I nearly fainted. They gave me water, put little ice packs on the injection sites, and told me I should be fine in a few hours, with no problems at all. The pain eased a bit and I was able to drive home, but within two hours I could not use either hand without severe pain. Both hands swelled and the pain was nonstop. I wrapped my left hand in ice packs every hour throughout the day and all night. The pain was intense, and I needed to take 5 mg oxycodone every four hours. I couldn't sleep, and I had massive sweats all night. My digestion is also affected, and I vomited several times during the second night and still have lots of belching. Now, after four days, my face is still puffy and red, the sweats are continuing, and my sleep is broken. The swelling is gone from my hands, and the thumb joints are still painful but improving. The doctor wants to inject my two trigger fingers in about three weeks, but I have decided not to have more cortisone. Too much pain this time, and too many side effects. This interferes more with my life and work (a landscape contractor) than the initial sore joints did. I'm now wondering how long the sweats, broken sleep, and indigestion will last.
Comment from: Marquita, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: May 24
One day after my cortisone injection into my right heel for two heel spurs, I experienced heart palpitations and a flushed face.
Comment from: Lesley, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: April 18
I had spinal cortisone injections four days ago: L4/5, L4/5 facets, S1, Illiac joint/ligament. The day after, I suffered with a very red forehead, nose and cheeks. I saw my general practitioner who issued an antihistamine, which almost immediately reduced the redness. I am having flu-like symptoms at present and feel very low in mood. The site of the injections remains quiet sore. I still am unable to sit upright without feeling pressure on my spine. This is my fifth episode of these injections, and this is by far the worst I have ever felt following the procedure.
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I was injected with cortisone in the left thumb and wrist joint on my left hand and in the large knuckle of the second finger on my right hand yesterday. I didn't sleep well at all last night and today. Both of my hands and halfway up my forearms are blushed. The left side of my face and neck are also flushed with a noticeable elevated temperature of the skin.
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South Dakota House Bill to Restrict Initiative Rights (2007)
From Ballotpedia
South Dakota on February 27, 2007 that restricts initiative rights. It passed in the South Dakota state assembly by a vote of 67-1, and in the state senate by a vote of 30-5.[1]
Changes enacted in the new law are:
- "No person may employ, reward, or compensate any person to circulate a petition for an initiated measure, referred law, or proposed amendment to the South Dakota Constitution based on the number of registered voters who signed the petition." This new restriction applies only to the circulation of initiative petitions for ballot measures; it has no impact on people who circulate petitions to place the names of political candidates on the ballot.
- People who ask others to sign initiative petitions in South Dakota must henceforward be residents of the state.
- Violating the new provisions is a Class 2 misdemeanor.
Sponsors and supporters
The primary legislative sponsor of HB 1156 was Michael Buckingham.[2]
The National Federal of Independent Business supported the initiative-restricting legislation.[3] The South Dakota Chamber of Commerce also supported the restrictions, saying, "It will still be legal to pay people to stand around the post office or courthouse holding clipboards and annoying passersby with petitions."[4]
The Marijuana Policy Project opposed the bill,[5]
See also
- Changes in 2007 to laws governing the initiative process
- Laws governing the initiative process in South Dakota
- Changes in 2008 to laws governing the initiative process
External links
- ↑ Ballot access bills
- ↑ List of bills primarily sponsored by Michael Buckingham
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HARRISBURG — Republican Gov. Tom Corbett's release of $45 million to the cash-strapped Philadelphia school district may represent a step toward an eventual deal on transportation revenue, said staff members for legislative leaders.
Corbett's spokesman, Jay Pagni, flatly denied a connection. "It is not" tied to transportation, Pagni said.
Corbett released the money, removing "what would certainly have been an obstacle, but it does not trigger a deal on transportation," said House Democratic Caucus spokesman Bill Patton. A Republican staffer confirmed that helping Philadelphia schools may make a transportation deal more likely.
Still, Pagni said, "This has nothing to do with politics; it has everything to do with the Philadelpia school district."
Corbett withheld the money since lawmakers approved the state budget in June, saying he needed evidence of substantial reform in Philadelphia. A letter from Superintendent William Hite convinced the governor that district officials are making operational and managerial changes, Pagni said.
"I'm not aware of a deal on (transportation)," Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa, D-Forest Hills, said Wednesday.
Senate Transportation Chairman John Rafferty, R-Chester County, said he hopes resolution of the school funding issue improves the climate for a transportation funding bill. But he said, "I've had no discussion with anyone about it" except Transportation Secretary Barry Schoch.
Rafferty is sponsor of a Senate funding bill to provide $2.5 billion in new revenue to fix roads and bridges and maintain mass transit.
Getting the Legislature to approve money for transportation needs has proven to be elusive for Corbett. Lawmakers recessed for two-and-a half months in June without approving a transportation bill.
Most of the money in the Senate bill would come from lifting the cap on the state's wholesale tax on gasoline, which opponents call a tax hike and supporters say is a user fee.
Lawmakers said in June that they perceived a tie between a transportation bill and legislation to privatize the state stores. The state House approved a plan to phase out the state-owned liquor stores but balked at passing transportation funding. The Senate approved Rafferty's transportation bill but many senators of both parties said they were reluctant to sell the state stores.
The General Assembly returned to session in September. A vote on transportation in the House is pending as supporters try to round up votes. Liquor divestiture has moved to the background.


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Tag Archives | Egypt
Colbert's Reasoning For The Riots In Egypt
The American Military's New Fiefdom: Egypt
With the American military as its greatest benefactor, the Egyptian military has assumed control of the day-to-day functions of government, but which direction will this force take and who under whose auspices are members of the Egyptian military operating?
Is this move towards military rule a remnant of the previous administration's new domino theory in the middle east or the first decisive step in the new administration's new "plan" for the region? The Project for the New American Century spent many years strong-arming an already pliant Bush administration into increasing military aid to regions like the middle east, but only to regimes it could "work with".
Consider this excerpt from diplomatic cables addressed to a General Schwartz from 2009:
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Your visit will fall on the anniversary of the April 6, 2008 nation-wide strike protesting political and economic conditions.
Egypt And The Shaping Of A New World Order
Mark LeVine writes at Al Jazeera:
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A most modern and insane revolt
The following description, I believe, sums up what Egypt faces today as well as, if not better, than most:
"It is not a revolution, not in the literal sense of the term, not a way of standing up and straightening things out. It is the insurrection of men with bare hands who want to lift the fearful weight, the weight of the entire world order that bears down on each of us — but more specifically on them, these … workers and peasants at the frontiers of empires. It is perhaps the first great insurrection against global systems, the form of revolt that is the most modern and the most insane.
One can understand the difficulties facing the politicians. They outline solutions, which are easier to find than people say … All of them are based on the elimination of the [president].
Mubarak Refuses To Leave – Can Egypt Avoid Coup Or Violent Revolution?
All of Egypt was at fever pitch in anticipation that President Hosni Mubarak would resign in a televised speech this evening. Instead he refused to move and set himself up for massive conflict with a broad mass of Egyptians who want a real democracy in this large, civilized, educated but desperately poor country. What happens next is anyone's guess. Al Jazeera continues to have the best coverage of any media service; here's their latest report:
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Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian president, has refused to step down from his post, saying that he will not bow to "foreign pressure" in a televised address to the nation.
Mubarak announced that he had put into place a framework that would lead to the amendment of six constitutional articles in the address late on Thursday night.
"I can not and will not accept to be dictated orders from outside, no matter what the source is," Mubarak said.
Egyptian Google Exec Released After Unlawful Arrest
After Amnesty raised concerns that the Egyptian executive of Google was being held without reason, he was released today, 10 days after his disappearance. CNN reports:
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Google executive Wael Ghonim was released Monday in Egypt, the company announced.
"Huge relief — Wael Ghonim has been released. Our love to him and his family," the company tweeted shortly after 8 p.m. in Cairo (1 p.m. ET).
Ghonim's Twitter account, which had not had a posting since he went missing January 28, carried a tweet around the same time.
"Freedom is a bless (sic) that deserves fighting for it," the tweet said, ending with the hashtag "#Jan25," a reference to the Egypt protests.
Minutes later, Ghonim added this tweet: "Gave my 2 cents to Dr. Hosam Badrawy. who was reason why I am out today. Asked him resign cause that's the only way I'll respect him."
Hossam Badrawi, often described as a relatively liberal politician, was recently elevated to become secretary general of the ruling National Democratic Party.
Mummies And Dummies: Leave Or Stay, The Egyptian Crisis Will Only Get Deeper With No Quick Fix Likely
The African journalist Nathanial Manheru chose a quote from French icon Andre Malraux's Anti-Memoirs to understand current events in Egypt: "It is in Egypt that we are reminded that (man) invented the tomb."
The tomb may be the appropriate metaphor not only for wannabe President for forever Hosni Mubarak but also for the 30 plus year neo-colonial economic system that he has presided over. Not surprisingly Frank Wisner Jr., the former U.S. Ambassador and son of a CIA dirty trickster, wants the President to stick around—in the country's interest, of course.
And Western countries are now aligning with the people in the suites—not the streets. So much for the bottom-up democracy that President Obama has appeared to support. We want freedom there—but we can wait!
What's next for Egypt?
The 82 year old President seems stuck in the final stages of his own mummification.… Read the rest
Real Democratic Revolution Vs. Fake Democratic Revolution?
Tear Gas Canister Stamped 'Made In USA' Used Against Egyptian Protesters
You talked earlier about anti-American sentiment and a lot of that has been because the United States while today the Press Secretary is saying how they've been talking about Egypt and the need for reform and bringing up this at every meeting that's not the way many Egyptians see it. Most Egyptians see the United States as having stood solidly by President Mubarak while the government here grew more and more corrupt. And they see the Americans as complicit in it. And just today, for example, when we were out on streets this is what a lot of people were showing us about American involvement. If you can see in my hands this is one of the tear gas canisters and very clearly written in English on it, it says "Made in the USA by Combined Tactical Systems from Jamestown, Pennsylvania." And they say this is the kind of support that the United States has been giving to the Egyptian government and bears some responsibility, although today it it trying to say that it never backed Mubarak so much, it has been calling for reforms for a long time, Egyptians don't see it that way.
Proof That The United States Is Behind The Fall Of Mubarak
Elad Pressman, editor of a major Israeli political website, was my guest on my radio show and did he have news! The Daily Telegraph had dug into WikiLeaks documents and pieced together a report that convincingly proves the United States was behind the violent Egyptian protests:
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The American Embassy in Cairo helped a young dissident attend a US-sponsored summit for activists in New York, while working to keep his identity secret from Egyptian state police.
On his return to Cairo in December 2008, the activist told US diplomats that an alliance of opposition groups had drawn up a plan to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak and install a democratic government in 2011. He has already been arrested by Egyptian security in connection with the demonstrations and his identity is being protected by The Daily Telegraph.


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Located in the Battersea Reach development, with its dramatic series of waterfront buildings, this is a modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath furnished residence is situated on the fourth floor of Commodore House, with large balconies and beautiful views over the River Thames from every room.
Amenities include 24 hour concierge, Tesco Express supermarket, cafe, Young's 'The Waterfront' gastro-pub, French patisserie Cake Boy, private residents' fitness suite, business centre and secure underground parking.
Communal areas, such as the managed underground card park, are monitored by a network of CCTV cameras and the apartment is equipped with a video entry system, giving you peace of mind and a relaxing environment.
Excellent connections to public transportation via both rail and bus for easy access to the to all areas of London, as well as short walking distance to restaurants, supermarkets, and a variety of shops.
Stroll through the landscaped gardens, enjoy the breathtaking river views along the riverside walk.
Downstream you will find the bright lights of Soho, the entertainment of Covent Garden and grandeur of the Royals. Beyond them the City, Borough Market and all the exciting developments along the South Bank, right down to Tower Bridge.
The shops of the King's Road, the cafes and bars of Fulham and the music venues of Hammersmith are just across the river. Getting away to the south coast is quick and easy via the M4.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Brighton 80 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary, Wheelchair users
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Heathrow 26 km, Nearest railway: Wandsworth Town 300 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Central heating, Air conditioning, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking, Lift access
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117 square metres of grand open-plan living space
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Landscaped courtyards bordering one of the most attractive stretches of the River Thames and a 300 metre riverside walkway.
Free secure underground parking.
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Baby cot, high chair and waterproof bedding protectors provided free of charge on your request.
The London region
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Even the 'highlights' depend on what takes your fancy. If you're a 'first timer' to London, of course you must see the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament and Big Ben), the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column, Downing Street, St Paul's, The Mall, Leicester Square, Covent Garden, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, Harrods, the British Museum...
But where to stop? Take in a West End show? Of course. Do a cruise down the Thames? Perhaps. What about Madame Tussauds? The London Dungeon? The National Gallery? The Tate? The London Aquarium? London Zoo? Hyde Park? Greenwich? Hampton Court? HMS Belfast? Kew Gardens...
The fact is there are many many sources of information on such things, from websites to Tourist Information, so we shall not even try and do justice to London in a paragraph or two here. It is quite simply one of the world's great cities, where you could spend weeks and still not feel you have seen everything worth seeing. It's all up to you, but one thing's for sure...you'll never be bored!
Central London/Zone 2
Major attractions close-by include all that Central London has to offer. The history, the famous locations and buildings, the hundreds of activities to do, the thousands of shows and events on offer...
If you're a 'first timer' to London, of course you must see the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament and Big Ben), the London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square and Nelson's Column, Downing Street, St Paul's, The Mall, Leicester Square, Convent Garden, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, Harrods, the British Museum...
Famous sporting venues like Wimbledon and Twickenham, as well as Kew Gardens and Richmond Upon Thames are south of the River.
And of course, you could hardly be better placed for a base for the 2012 Olympics.
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28 Jan 2013
"Absolutely Fabulous"
We were a group of 6 adults that rented this condo during the 2012 Paralympic games. We couldn't have asked for better. Reservations were easy, and we received a wealth of information before our stay.
Arriving at the condo, we felt at home right away. It had everything we needed, including laundry facilities for our extended stay, reliable wireless internet, and grocery store onsite.
It is a bit of a commute, but an easy one. The bus drops right in front of the building, and the train station is a five minute walk.
We couldn't have asked for more. Great location. Would love to go back.
Thank you for sharing your experience of staying in Thames View with the TripAdvisor community.
We were so pleased to read how much you enjoyed the view and note the beautiful photos of what you can see from your own private balcony at night.
With the apartment being located in Travel Zone 2 it will take 15 minutes to reach Waterloo station on the train and as you mention, the bus service is good too. Many of our guests also take a taxi across the River to the famous Kings Road and other attractions. We agree that whilst it takes a few minutes to get to most tourist sites that this is indeed a great location with a 'wow' factor to the property.
We know that the trip over here for the Paralympic Games was one of many that you make, given that one of your family competes in so many sporting events, but if you do have the chance to re-visit London we'd be most happy to have you stay with us again. Don't forget to ask us about our Repeat Guest Discount programme. Best wishes from us in London!
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