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Facing the ocean, Beachgate lies on the vibrant south coast in Hastings, just west of the popular Boardwalk. Approaching this charming architect-designed villa, you are amazed to discover it opens up into two large apartments, the upper a 3 bedroom en-suite, the lower, two bedrooms en-suite. Both are tastefully furnished, with spacious, open-plan living/dining areas that flow out onto large verandahs.
Steps from your door lies the ocean. There's always the constant sound of the sea, an unforgettable view, and the gentle rustle of trade winds in the Coconut trees. You can sit on the wide stretch of beach, swim and snorkel in the protected lagoon (perfect for kids) or the more adventurous can surf or snorkel the barrier reef just beyond.
If sand and sea are not really your thing, relax and sip a drink by the pool which is shared by both units. Whether to unwind, go for a nearby adventure, treat your taste buds or explore local culture, Beachgate is perfectly suited. Most of our guests choose not to rent a car as everything is close by!
Step out onto the beach. Turn left and you can walk on the boardwalk to the spectacular Rockley beach, aka Accra beach, with its famous ultra fine white sand where locals and tourists mix. Turn right and stroll along the peaceful coast towards the famous Hil-ton beach. Back at Beachgate, you will take with you a lasting memory of the sun sinking into the horizon, and as you sit cocktail in hand, you may even see the elusive green flash.
For foodies:
There are three great dining choices on the boardwalk, Blakey's, Tapas, and Naru with a half dozen others within walking distance. Also be sure to catch the Saturday farmer's market opposite Blakey's from 9AM to 1PM for your typical local Barbadian produce and crafts.
For shoppers:
It's a short walk to Lanterns mall, a great stop for groceries and general supplies, a pharmacy, health food store, Haagen Das ice cream, and tasty local and foreign food alternatives for those looking for a quick meal.
For duty free shoppers:
There are duty free shops in Worthing, five minutes by local bus or take a ten minute ride to Bridgetown. On Broad Street you will find fine jewellery shops, Cave Shepherd, a large department store, and other shops. For a great local shopping experience visit bustling Swan Street.
For history buffs:
There's the Hastings Historic District and storied Garrison area of Barbados. It is the location of the Old Colonial Officers Quarters and Army Hospital. The Savannah comprises the main military guard buildings, with beautiful Victorian architecture complete with a large collection of old cannons, the Barbados Turf Club (Horse Racing), the historical museum, and a vast open sports area for rugby, soccer, cricket, all surrounded by walking and running tracks.
5 Couples shared the whole villa and could not have been more happy with everything. we have been visiting Barbados for over 20yrs and this was to celebrate 2 couples 50th wedding Anniversaries. and we could not have chosen a better place. Tina and Philip gave us every assistance with our planning and were able to join us and friends and family on our day.
The following week I took a bit of a fall and once again Tina was able to help with recommend a delightful Osteopath that came to the house and help me back on my feet again.
We spent nearly 4 weeks at Beachgate and could have stayed much longer!
we had the best 2 week stay at lower beachgate over the holiday period,,this is a very special property as it is ON THE BEACH ,Yet private, Beautiful pool and garden ,the house had everything you could ask for ,very comfortable beds ,nice towels and linen ,super location, Tina and Philip were great and so helpful, Highly recommend this property , James San Francisco CA
All of our very high expectations were met with this holiday and especially Lower Beachgate. Tina and Phillip met us and gave us a very comprehensive hand over. All of our communication from inquiry to departure was very friendly and prompt.
This is a most beautiful property in the very best position both on the island and with close proximity to the beach and boardwalk. We didn't really leave the surrounding area for the first 5 days as we just enjoyed the atmosphere this property provides. We never tired of the views. Sunset was simply stunning from the terrace and the perfectly placed palm trees providing the perfect vista.
The property is both spacious and luxurious, with every appliance and convenience you could possibly need. The housekeepers were very friendly and appeared often. The pool guy seemed to come every morning (quietly going about his business).
Some lovely restaurants near by, highly recommend Tapas on the boardwalk. Regular buses right outside the door. $2 anywhere. The supermarket is a short ride or taxi drive away (smaller mini-market near by). Supermarket prices were comparable to UK prices.
We made good use of the huge gas BBQ on the terrace and actually only went out 3 nights out of 16.
We just loved this holiday and that was particularly down to this beautiful accommodation. I would not hesitate to recommend this as the most perfect place to enjoy a very special holiday.
Can't wait to return!
Upper Beachgate is a fabulous place to stay. The property was beautiful, the kitchen well equipped and out hosts, Tina and Phil, were the best! Tina suggested a Catamaran cruise (which she kindly booked for us) and it was one of the best tours I've been on. The sun is strong in Barbados, so it was a treat to discover the pool is in the afternoon shade. It is also very easy to get around the island. We (6 of us) hired a cab for the day. The grocery stores are very accommodating and have courtesy shuttles back to your cottage. Staying at Upper Beachgate was everything we expected and more!
The absolute best place to stay in Barbados. Believe the pictures. The place is better still. Right on the water. People walk by on the beach and look up at us eating dinner, playing cards or just enjoying and you see on their faces they wish they had this place to stay. Very open and has everything you need. Went in the ocean and pool everyday. People on the island are great and the fresh seafood is outstanding. You can find so many ways to get around the island and exploring is fun. Great beaches close by and turtles in the water everyday. The house has everything and you won't be disappointed, Tina will make sure of that. Great people. We stayed 10 days and almost stayed another week. It is that good. Will go back. Worth the long trip from the west coast. Stay here. You will love it.
My family and I spent two wonderful weeks at Upper Beachgate in Feb this year (2014). We have a 2 year old who settled in immediately. The villa is large and airy and exactly how the pictures depict. It is very conveniently located with lots of bars, restaurants and a lovely farmer's market every Saturday. I can't recommend this villa enough just to say that I have already booked again for next year!
Hastings is approximately two miles from Bridgetown along highway 7.
It is home to the Historic Garrison area and of the Barbados Turf clubs horse racing track.
Brandons beach is good for surfing
The new south coast boardwalk runs from Hastings to Rockley and there you can find many fine restaurant and bars.
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Jul 22 2015 - Aug 5 2015
7 night minimum stay
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Aug 6 2015 - Dec 14 2015
7 night minimum stay
Dec 15 2015 - Dec 21 2015
6 night minimum stay
Dec 22 2015 - Jan 5 2016
14 night minimum stay
High Season
Jan 6 2016 - Apr 15 2016
7 night minimum stay
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* These rates include air conditioning, hot water, cable TV, high speed Internet, phones, twice weekly maid service, as well as all taxes.
* Upper Beachgate can also be let as a 5 bedroom including Lower Beachgate (sleeping 10 persons). For rates please contact the manager.
* To make a booking, we only require a deposit of 20% of the total rental cost .
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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Location: 2202 N. First Street San Jose CA 95131 USA
Results: During FY 2011-2012 year, some of SVILC's main accomplishments included: - Served a total of 526 community members, and 1,898 people received Information &Referral! - Successfully transitioned 14 individuals from nursing homes and institutions into the community, saving the state and taxpayers $350,000! Brings total to 35 = $875,000 savings! - At a time when people all over the country are losing their homes, SVILC staff assisted 341 people in their search for accessible, affordable, integrated housing. - Provided security deposit and rental assistance in the amount of more than $100,000 to over 70 people. - More than 30 community outreach events throughout the year - Approximately 20 Board, staff, and community members attended Disability Capitol Action Day in Sacramento on May 23rd - U.S. Representative Zoe Lofgren cosponsored the ABLE Act (H.R. 3423) on Feb. 3 - Several actions in coalition with the South Bay Partnership - Helped get the CA Domestic Worker Bill of Rights (AB 889) passed - Successfully closed the year with a positive balance of $3,085. - Achieved an unqualified, unconditional audit report! - Successful leadership of personnel, streamlined organization's hiring process, provided leadership in hiring five qualified and diverse individuals, and revised and updated all staff job descriptions. - Developed SVILC salary table - Maintained strong internal fiscal controls and segregation of fiscal duties - Won a 2012 Top-Rated Nonprofit Award from GreatNonprofits - The City of Mountain View was the New Location for SVILC's 3rd Annual Disability Pride Parade & Festival and generated $10,000 in unrestricted funding - New grant funding: SCC Homeless & Transitioning General Funds - $30,000 for Housing, SCAN Foundation for preparing to secure Health Plan contract - $50,000, Rotary of San Jose funding for new workstations for staff - $10,000 - Accessible, Affordable Playhouse story aired April 19, 2012 on ABC7 Evening News with Reporter David Louie - 3rd Annual SVILC People's Thanksgiving attended by 100 - On September 17, $20,268 for SVILC's transitional home in Santa Clara was withdrawn - By December 4 (less than 12 weeks later), due to some kick-butt advocacy by SVILC Board, staff, and community members¦. - $62,625 of housing services funding was restored benefiting not only SVILC ($10,134) but all the RDA grantees: Catholics Charities, Council on Aging, Next Door, EHC Lifebuilders and Project Sentinel
Target demographics: persons of any age with any disabilities
Direct beneficiaries per year: 2,366 persons with disabilities by providing services and information and referral.
Geographic areas served: Santa Clara County
Programs: SVILC's four core programs: (1) Advocacy, both systems advocacy and teaching consumers self-advocacy skills; (2) Independent Living Skills training, meeting the individual needs of consumers who choose to live independently; (3) Information and Referral, ensuring that consumers with needs beyond what SVILC can provide are served; and (4) Peer Counseling, providing mentorship and training for people with disabilities from people with disabilities. We also provide: (1) Assistive Technology (AT) services, showing people with disabilities the available technology that can help them succeed both at home and work; (2) Housing and Personal Assistant (PA) services, assisting with everything from direct housing referral/placement to how to hire/manage an in-home personal assistant; and (3) The Olmstead Community Transitions Program, working with individuals to transition from nursing homes and long-term care facilities into community-based housing.
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Excellent disability organization for people with disabilities! The organization is run by people with disabilities for people with disabilities.
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My name is Irene A Martell. I use to work for SCC Social Services. I was the Chief Steward for SEIU Local 715 and was often invited to many communitiy functions. On most of these events I would always look for one particular table to sit at, The Council on Aging. I was in my mid 40's and the ladies at the table would always welcome me by saying, "It's so wonderful to have young people sit at our table" (Imagine that, they would call me a young person). I learned a lot by sitting at their table, that they were young at heart, that they still had a lot of life in them to help others, and that they had feelings and gratitude that young people had not forgot them. I learned that disabilities and getting older doesn't discriminate, it will reach us at one point or another. As a Native American (Mexican) I have witnessed that the Circle of Life does come full circle (Imagine me, now a client of Sourcewise). You reap what you sow. I want to encourage our members to encourage our young people to invest in their future by being a part of Sourcewise.
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My name is Sharon Tate. I have been volunteering with the
Silicon Valley Independent Living Center for the past 3 years.
I really enjoy volunteering for people who has disabilities.
I had a sister who was disable.
I volunteer at the Disability Pride Parade. I love this yearly event.
Working with Naomi is just wonderful.
I am also on the Personal Assisting List. I help many people because of this list.
The SVILC is a great resource for people with disabilities.
It gives people with disabilities a positive outlet to help them in their daily lives.
I am so glad that I am associated with the Silicon Valley Independent Living Center.
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SVILC is a caring, loving and compassion nonprofit. They have people who work at SVILC who can help a client to become independent and staying independent. The staff at SVILC is a GREAT NONPROFIT ORG!
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SVILC has been EXTREMELY helpful in assisting with a wide range of resources for housing and much more. I'd recommend their services to ANYONE with a disability. THANKS SVILC!!
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The class taught us independence skills. I really appreciate being part of this company.
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The staff at SVILC are really great to work with. I have been a client of SVILC for about six years.
I was a peer counselor for about three years and SVILC has helped me get through some hard times when my parents passed away. SVILC has helped me keep on going so that I can reach my goals in my everyday life with my jobs. They're awesome.
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Silicon Valley Independent Living Center is a nonprofit organization that serves people of all ages with all types of disabilities throughout Santa Clara County, California. Their main office is in north San Jose, and they recently opened a new satellite office in Gilroy. SVILC hosts the annual West Coast Disability Pride Parade and Festival every July on the Saturday nearest the anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The parade is a gathering of hundreds of people with disabilities and their allies from all over Northern California and beyond. SVILC is also home to CATS, the Countywide Advocacy Team of Santa Clara. CATS activists have been working tirelessly for increased access, especially in the areas of housing and transportation. Santa Clara County has a horrendous 1% rental vacancy rate, and rents are skyrocketing, making it extremely diificult for people with low incomes to find housing here.
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I had never heard of SVILC before told about it from my therapist. I have been very impressed with the center. The people are very inviting and I have attended a small group meeting weekly with about 5-12 people varying each week. Group therapy can be a wonderful thing, and I think our leader does a great job managing it. They have become some of my closest friends.
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I have received assistance from silicon valley independent living center. They were wonderful to me
and I will support. them as much as I can. This organization do the right things, say the right things
and they get the job done without reservations.
They treated me with great respect and I appreciate them and they have my stamp of approval.
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Pirate Pride Night at Lady Pirates vs. Corydon
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 00:00
Pirate Pride Night will be held when the Lady Pirates are pitted against Corydon Central and will be sponsored by the Charlestown Pirate Pride Booster Club at Charlestown High School. The Pirate Pride Night will be Friday night, November 20 during the Charlestown Girls JV/Varsity basketball games vs. Corydon.
All Pleasant Ridge and Jonathan Jennings Elementary students get in free and receive a free hotdog and coke with a paying adult.
Pleasant Ridge and Jonathan Jennings Cheerleaders will rock the Gym with cheers!
Don't miss all the fun, prizes, giveaways, food and good music. There will be friendly games of skill and cheering competition between the schools.
Wear school colors and bring a poster to show your school sprit!
Arrive around 5:45 p.m. to start the fun.
For more information about Lady Pirate Basketball, log on to www.CharlestownPiratePride.com/GirlsBasketball.htm.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 09:26
CPD to increase patrols through end of November
Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 00:00
During the 2008 Thanksgiving holiday period, 15 people lost their lives in Indiana traffic crashes. More than 66 percent of those fatalities were alcohol related. Additionally, in more than two-thirds of the fatal collisions that occurred around Thanksgiving, the person killed was not wearing a seat belt.
In an effort to prevent senseless injuries and fatalities from occurring on Indiana's roadways this Thanksgiving holiday season, Chief Steve Dean, recently announced that the Charlestown Police Department will join the Indiana State Police and more than 250 law enforcement agencies throughout the state to conduct the Safe Family Travel enforcement blitz.
Safe Family Travel is a statewide, annual enforcement campaign that combines high visibility seat belt and impaired driving patrols. The effort will take place Friday, November 13 through Sunday, November 29. During this time, Indiana law enforcement officers will work thousands of overtime hours., day and night, to ensure that motorists are driving responsibly and traveling safely on the state's roadways.
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NWHS cheerleaders 2009 State Runners-Up
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009 00:00
The New Washington High School Cheerleaders competed at the Indiana State Cheerleading Championships on Saturday, November 7 at New Castle High School and finished as State Runners Up.
Congratulations to the following squad members: First row, left to right: Brittany Kemper, Becca Wolfley, Felicia Clemons, Chantel Hammond, Amanda Colwell, and Kasey Gill . Second row: Amanda Kemp, Ashley Johnson, Kayla Schlise, Heather Crews, Morgan Miller, Coach Emily Oliver?Jones, Assistant Coach Stephanie Sorg.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 09:29
Jolly resigns from Delaney board
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009 00:00
Jolly said the reason he decided to step down was the fact that he wants to spend more time traveling to visit grandkids, but didn't deny the park's uncertain future played into it.
"I've been at this for 30 years and that's the main reason," he said, "not all this other stuff. I am all for the park. I think it's a great place and Washington County is lucky to have a place like that. I think there are a lot of counties that would love to have a park like that."
Jolly said ultimately he didn't want to be on the park board if he felt like he couldn't do a good job and he thinks both his busy schedule and some recent decisions made by county officials will hamper those efforts.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 09:32
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Commissioners resend action from prior meeting
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 00:00
Commissioner John Mischler reported to the other Commissioners that the $50,000 grant to help with the writing of a Comprehensive plan is still waiting to be processed and is at a stand still. He also wanted to let any interest persons contact Sarah Bachman, County Auditor, if interested in serving this Board.
David Neil of Cybertek, who is in negotiation with the Commissioners, reported they are in the first phase of the analysis of the project. Neil reported to the board that there were a lot of unknowns of the County system and they have been working with Matrix to work out those problems. Neil stated that there are148 devices which include PC, printers and access sights and software installed that does not need to be installed and at least 35 computers that are not in compliance. Neil has met with department heads to figure out what problems are occurring to correct those problem areas. Cybertek did correct the voice mail problem allowing employees to access their voice mail from any phone outside the office. Neil also stated that the county can get the internet free and they are not taking advantage of it.
Neil plans to do do more analysis and report back to the board.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 November 2009 09:34
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Navy moves to oust 2 Haditha Marines
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A senior Marine official said he has mixed feelings about the potential dismissal: "On the one hand, they did atrocious things. On the other, they were granted immunity."
The Navy secretary's move to discharge the two Marines is not because of their involvement in the events in Haditha, Lawrence stressed. "What they're being separated for was making those false statements to NCIS investigators and the military officers who were doing the command investigations.
"When you look at the Department of the Navy's core values, and what is expected, their conduct was inconsistent with those values. All Marines, all sailors are expected to be truthful, to be forthright," she said.
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Kiddville was a small mining camp in the days of the settlement of the Black Hills. It was then abandoned after the gold rush. The vacation home originally was the two story miner's boarding house. The house was converted and re-modeled into a modest family home in the 1930's, and the property became a private, 38 acre, ranch/homestead. And, again, in 2007 the home was updated with new plumbing, carpet, beds,...
The second floor of the Vacation Home hosts the three bedrooms and the full bath. The main floor consists of a living room, kitchen, dining room, laundry area, porch, and small sun room.
Two of the bedrooms have queen beds. The third bedroom has two twin beds.
The original homesteader/ranchers from the 1930's lived in the house for 75 years till 2007! The home is located on 38 privately owned acres with no visable neighbors. Solitude for you!
This acreage is located in the heart of excellent National Forest deer/turkey/elk country. There are no other inhabited dwellings on the 38 acre property. THERE IS SIX MILES OF WELL MAINTAINED GRAVEL ROAD TO REACH THE PROPERTY.
Historic buildings on the property are a mine assay office, caretaker's house, a barn/corral, and cabin.
Keywords: Black Hills Vacation Home, Black Hills hunting cabin, Mt. Rushmore vacation home, Custer historical rental, Crazy horse vacation rental, Custer Vacation Home
This is a photo of my parents and your hosts, John and Kay. The vacation property was Kay's childhood home. We wish to share this fantastic location with its unique history with you!
Thanks! Tricia
Patricia Baumann purchased this house in 2007
The homesteaders of the 1930's were my grandparents and the property is a treasured part of the family that we wish to keep. It is our hope that it will become one of your valued memories as well as you stay at an original Black Hills Gold Mining Camp and homestead. Though the house is completely modernized, it yet holds a peice of the past this is becoming difficult to find. Each of the old buildings has a sign on the door telling what part it played in the old west.
Though the home is modest, it is clean and friendly. The yard has a small creek running through, is private, and often hosts wildlife at dusk and dawn.
Located 9 miles from town (six miles of which is well maintained gravel), this is a remote, private, peaceful escape after a day of touring!
The home is on a deadend driveway, so you will have no traffic passing through. The houseyard is adjacent to Public Black Hills Forest land, so you may hike and explore to your heart's content! Wildlife visits regularly (deer, turkeys, elk, squirrels, songbirds,...). And if you have not experienced the clean smell of pine trees, silence from fellow humans, or the sight of the stars with no street lights, you are in for a treat! The location is at 6000 feet altitude in the protected southern Hills, so the weather is the best you will find in these parts!
There are two window AC's upstairs and one downstairs for the rare days that it is needed. Usually, though, a cool mountain breeze through the open window is sufficient.
What an exciting experience to be on one of the original homesteads in the Black Hills! It is so quiet there and so dark at night. Lots of animals around (deer, elk, turkeys, squirrels...).
The old buildings from the gold miners are fantastic. One is hand hewn logs with mud stuck in the cracks! The house is old but well loved and homey. We did not want to leave! Not many places like this left in the world!
First, let me say that the owners and their daughter were very helpful and couldn't have been more accommodating. The house was stocked with necessities which was nice, and it was clean. Now for the problems we had. The home is about 6 miles off the main two lane road and it is 6 long miles of gravel road to get to the house. We'd just bought new tires and my husband was very concerned that these roads would damage them. We've had problems with the air pressure in the tires during and after our stay. Then our car was covered in dust and it took two times through the car wash at home to begin to get it off. We had to get in and out of the car every time we came on the property to open and close a gate. You go through a neighbor's property that has two llamas on it and that is where the gate is. My teenage granddaughter got freaked out by the age of the house and refused to sleep in the upstairs bedrooms. She slept downstairs on the couch during our entire stay. We had problems with the tv and it went on and off the first day and a half, but the owner was very helpful coming out three times to try and fix it. He finally figured out the problem and it worked great after that. We never could get the back door to close all the way to lock it as it was warped. The house is 100 years old so there have been updates but there is no central air, and there are only two window units in two of the bedrooms, and it is has shag carpeting, etc. The owners brought in a portable AC unit for the downstairs which helped....I have two dogs that have breathing problems and can't stay in the heat. The bedrooms are upstairs and our dogs do not do stairs so we had to carry them up and down and the only restroom is upstairs. We saw deer and cows every day....so if rustic is your cup of tea this is the place for you. If you like something more modern, then you might want to think about something else.
This was our first trip to South Dakota, and I am so glad that we decided to stay at the Kiddville Ranch. Our only regret was that we didn't have more time. The home is centrally located to all of the attactions, but it was the seclusion that we like the most. My husband and I stayed for 3 nights, being from the East Coast, we stayed on our time (2 hours ahead). We were up by 4am CST and were able to see tons of wildlife at Kiddville in the early morning and early evening. Deer bedding down right by the gazebo! The property is essentially surrounded by the Black Hills National Forest.
The first night, the owner, Kay called, to let us know that we might want to park in the garage, as a storm was blowing in. She told us that they were not calling for hail, but had the night before. We continued to utilize the garage the remainder of our stay, and it did hail once, and we were thankfully there was a place to park the rental vehicle.
The home is exactly as pictured. Keep in mind that it an older home, so it is not perfect, but it was clean, has everything, pots and pans, laundry detergent, spices, utensils, ice, mustard, mayo, shampoo, soap, everything you could possibly forget while packing, is there. As noted before the location was great, close to pretty much everything, and only minutes away from Custer State Park. Very near Crazy Horse and only a little drive to Mt. Rushmore. All of the buildings on the property have sigificant historic value, including the home. In no way is this the Hotel Hilton, but I live on a farm in PA, and it I would have to say, this was my Home Away From Home.
The owners have notes everywhere, so if you are looking for a hidden light switch, the note telling you where it is, is posted right on the wall. On the table in the living room is a notebook with the history of the place. I didn't have a chance to read the whole thing, I sort of just scanned through it, but if you have the time to read it, do so, on your first night. The information contained in it, give you ideas as to where to explore on the property.
Kay also stopped by, but being we were 2 hours ahead, we were already asleep, when she stopped. I was so disappointed not to meet her, however since we enjoyed the property and the location so much, the chances are pretty good, that we will be back.
My children, husband, parents and I enjoyed a week at Kiddville Ranch this July. We had a wonderful stay, and would not hesitate a return trip. In fact, my six year old has already started planning our next vacation! I was drawn to Kiddville because of the dog-friendly (our German Shepherd puppy had a blast!) nature of the owners, the easy and instant access to beautiful Black Hills hiking, the brook running through the property (the best kid-entertainment around), and the historic interest of the place. It felt like we were staying at our own museum!
The inside of the house was spotlessly clean and rustically charming. I spent summers visiting my grandfather's farm as a young girl, and the Kiddville house brought back so many good "farm" memories- enjoying a cool breeze through a screen door, listening to the cows in the morning. I especially loved how efficiently the home is planned out-- there is not a single INCH of wasted space! This lends itself to a clutter-free environment where 'everything has it's place'.
We were very surprised to find tons of amenities provided-- from crock pot and blender to movies to bath products to spices/seasonings to bottled water. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon, but didn't make it to the grocery store until Monday-- with a few pieces of fruit we had in the car, I was able to assemble a great breakfast from the pantry staples in the kitchen!
I can't say enough positive things about the owners. I talked with Kay several times during the trip, and she was always courteous, pleasant and genuinely interested in our vacation. She bent over backwards to help us out, and went above and beyond in her customer service role.
The location (right by Crazy Horse monument) was ideal for our touring. We did day trips to Rapid City, Custer, Hill City and Keystone. We could have easily included Hot Springs or some of the other cities, but my kids wanted to spend each morning (and evening) playing on the property. We enjoyed nightly hikes (rock hounds will LOVE this place!) and spent the mornings playing in the creek or just running full-speed around the homestead.
Thank you so much for the fantastic vacation--
This place was a great place to stay. The house has alot of history to it. We enjoyed staying here and walking the property and learning about the house and it's surrounding. It is conveniently located to Crazy Horse Memorial and Mt Rushmore. If you want to see all the nearby sites and then turn in to a quiet relaxing place this is it.
A charming property, full of history. We were well provided for - the kitchen and bathrooms are clean and neat and well stocked, and there is a washer and dryer (no dishwasher). The rooms are very pleasant. The hosts were wonderfully friendly. And there was lots of outdoor area for the kids to enjoy. We would have loved to stay longer!
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This Vacation Home is a modest, friendly, down to earth ranch house. Many guests say it reminds them of 'visiting the grandparents on the farm as a child'.
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Grannie never recovered completely from having her hip broken and even though the doctors cut a huge slice down the side of her hipbone and used screws and pins to repair the bone, Grannie never walked without a crutch and she was never left to live alone. In the beginning we lived with Grannie and Uncle Wallace would bring his family to stay for a while allowing daddy to take us back to the farm. I never thought of it as a disruption and never resented the time we spent taking care of her. Grannie was actually quite easy to be around and we all loved her. Even momma was uncommonly fond of her mother in law and never complained about the additional burden of caring for a blind cripple, she just took it all in stride.
I don't remember where Sarah was born, just that she was and it ended my reign as the baby girl. Momma had given birth to four boys after me so when another baby girl came along, well- that was something special. After four knuckle headed boys, a baby girl was so sweet and such a pretty baby! She was not nearly as robust as the boys, in fact Sarah seemed so frail compared to the rest of us. Momma always said I was her puny one but I never remembered having a puny day in my life!
Sarah was not even a year old when a good dose of Chicken Pox went through and poor Henry not only got Chicken Pox, he got Whooping Cough as well. Momma had about all she could handle and Grannie did everything she could to ease the burden, spending hours rocking Sarah in a room away from where six of the other seven kids had Chicken Pox. I was the only one who didn't break out. Grannie said I didn't get it because I was hiding behind the door. I probably was.
Momma no sooner got everyone past the Pox and the Whooping Cough when Sarah became fussy and feverish. She and Grannie were really worried because Sarah was just too tiny and too frail to go through all that Henry had been through.
It turned out not to be Chicken Pox or Whooping Cough but a very serious respiratory infection and within days it became full blown pneumonia. The doctor sent momma and daddy to the Catholic hospital in Sherman Texas where they were better equipped to handle tiny babies.
This was the first and only time Grannie Burns was left alone since her accident and the only time she was ever left with seven children ranging in age from two to twelve. That had to be a frightening experience for a blind and crippled old woman but thankfully Aunt Othello came as quickly as she could, adding another four kids, ages two, four, seven and nine to the mix.
Momma was crying when she and daddy came home to change clothes. I heard her telling Grannie and Aunt Othello that Sarah was unconscious and a priest had given her last rites. I didn't know what that meant but I knew it was bad because all the grownups were crying and that made all of us kids cry. I felt so sad because I thought our baby sister was going to die.
Sarah was a little fighter I guess because she came home again and was more precious than ever.
It was after Henry had Whooping Cough and Sarah had pneumonia that momma seemed to change, to be more fearful. There was a change in daddy too. He was looking for answers I guess. Sometimes there are no answers for what happens. Sometimes it just does. Daddy began blaming momma for letting us get sick. The more daddy complained and blamed momma, the more she kept to herself.
It wasn't long after Sarah came home from the hospital and we were back at the farm when I overheard a particularly vicious argument. Daddy was accusing momma of wanting to kill her children. Momma was crying and trying to tell him that wasn't true .
"But that's all them damned pills are good for!" he kept yelling at momma.
As a rule I never eavesdropped on grownup conversations but the terrible things daddy was saying scared me, especially after how close we came to losing Sarah.
I heard just enough to know momma had some pills from the doctor that could kill babies! And daddy was by now screaming at her that she and the damned doctor were planning to murder his babies.
This was one of the most shocking accusations I had ever heard, but just the beginning of many more to follow as daddy's mental condition spiraled into a deep dark place.
It took several days of snooping and hanging close to momma before I discovered the poison pills she was hiding on the very top of the kitchen cabinets. The first chance I had to climb up in the baby's high chair I managed to reach over the high ledge and take the round cosmetic looking case from where I had seen momma slip it out of daddy's sight.
On shaky legs I dropped the round packet in my pocket and quickly pushed the high chair back in place before running to the barn. I scrambled up in the hay loft to examine the pills that were supposed to kill babies.
I had never seen pills like these, all sealed in individual bubbles with almost half of them already gone!
All I could think of was how sick Sarah had been, how sick Henry had been.
Never once did I ever think momma had anything to do with them being so sick, but it was like the pills took on an evil all by themselves. Daddy said so! And he seemed so sure!
All I could think of was how sick Sarah had been and how sad momma was. I did the only thing a barely ten year old girl could think to do. I dropped the packet between the stack of hay between the wall joists of the barn and never said anything to anyone, until now.
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IF FRED THOMPSON was the latest entrant in the 2008 Republican primary process, he may well be the earliest in 2012. Not that he will admit it.
Over the course of the past two years, there has been much talk that the Republican party lacks a strong conservative leader. In May 2007, Thompson offered himself up and, on the issues, made a plausible case that he could be the guy. But his late entry to the presidential race, together with his refusal to do the things that successful Republican candidates have done for years, meant that he disappeared from the presidential scene almost as quickly as he'd arrived.
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