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Kids' Party Idea: Scoop ice cream into baking cups before the party and put in the freezer. When cake is served bring out the pre-made scoops. This is genius! And such a time saver.
what a great idea! such a time saver for birthday parties- scoop the ice cream into lined cupcake pans & put them in the freezer. then just pull them out when you cut the cake & serve!( i LOVE THIS BECAUSE I HATE SCOOPING ICECREAM FOR 20 PEOPLE!)
Such a time saver for birthday parties- scoop ice cream into cupcake liners pans and put them in the freezer. Then just pull them out when you cut the cake & serve!
Make cake time less of a hassle. I did this for my son's 4th birthday party and it was fantastic! The night or morning prior to the party; take ice cream out of the freezer and allow to soften on your kitchen counter for 8 to 15 minutes (time will vary slightly depending on type - ice cream/frozen yogurt/sorbet etc.) Line muffin tin with cupcake liners and scoop ice cream into the liners. Cover with plastic wrap and return to freezer until party time!
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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - James Neal notched a hat trick and an assist as the Pittsburgh Penguins advanced past the Ottawa Senators with a 6-2 win in Game 5 of this Eastern Conference semifinal series.
The Penguins are now back in the Eastern Conference finals for the first time since 2009, when they swept the Carolina Hurricanes on the way to their third Stanley Cup title in franchise history.
Tomas Vokoun, who has been the starter for Pittsburgh since taking over for Marc-Andre Fleury prior to Game 5 of the opening round series against the Islanders, stopped 29 shots to improve to 6-1 in this postseason.
"It's been a lot of fun and we're playing great as a team," said Vokoun. "Players are playing for the team and playing great defense. We played our game plan and we're able to force our plan on them."
Kris Letang had a goal and two assists while Evgeni Malkin gave a goal and an assist for the Penguins, who will face the winner of the New York Rangers/Boston Bruins series in the conference finals.
"Once we started getting the puck deep and playing our way we got rewarded," said Letang. "We got some big goals and took advantage of our chance to put them away."
Kyle Turris and Milan Michalek each scored for the Senators, who had dispatched the Montreal Canadiens in the opening round.
Craig Anderson, who was tagged for six goals on 38 shots in a 7-3 loss in Game 4, gave up all six goals on 33 shots in the defeat.
"They really had us on our heels every game in this series," said Ottawa head coach Paul MacLean. "That's a credit to that team and that organization and it's a great learning experience for our team. After having success against Montreal, I think we learned a lesson on what it takes to win in the Stanley Cup playoffs, and we're good at learning."
The Penguins took the lead 6:25 into the game on Brenden Morrow's second of the playoffs. Matt Cooke made a move to get clear of the defender along the right boards and fired the puck over to the left side for Mark Eaton, who sent it to the front where the puck went off the stick and right skate of Morrow for a 1-0 lead.
Ottawa got a chance to tie the game later in the first when Sidney Crosby was called for hooking at 13:41, but the team was unable to get through and Vokoun finished the frame with 10 saves.
An interference call on Jean-Gabriel Pageau after he cross-checked Craig Adams gave the Pens a power play at 5:54 of the second period.
Letang was able to get the puck on net from the left side as he tried to bank it in off of Anderson. The disc then sat out front and Neal was able to jam it in with several bodies in front at 7:38 for a 2-0 advantage.
Just over five minutes later, the Pens made it a 3-0 game during 4-on-4 action as Tyler Kennedy gained the zone through the middle and dished it over to the left for Letang, who cut to the front before lasering a wrister past the glove of Anderson for his third of the playoffs.
Ottawa was handed a power play at 14:17 of the second when Doug Murray was called for delay of game after flipping the puck over the glass. Jason Spezza had the puck behind the net and flung a backhand pass to the front where Michalek switched to the backhand and stuffed it in to cut the score to 3-1 with 3:42 left in the frame.
Pittsburgh, though, got the goal back as Malkin was sprung on a breakaway by Neal and he buried the puck in the left side for his fourth of the postseason with 29.2 seconds left for a 4-1 lead going into the third.
Neal scored his second of the game with 8:53 to play when he picked off a Sergei Gonchar pass down low and quickly stuffed it in for a 5-1 advantage.
Turris' goal off a snap-shot from the right side came with 6:28 to go, but Neal capped the hat trick when he skated in down the left side and dragged the puck back before firing it home for his sixth of the playoffs with 2:39 left.
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Date of Stay: June, 2015
Rate reflects one week stay. This park has deteriorated drastically in the past few years. The sign has letters missing and hanging, and the giant potholes at the entrance have just gotten worse, to the point where we will not be returning. The park has become pretty much just a trailer park for permanent residents, with a few sites for transients. There is an abandoned home behind the park that is unsightly. There used to be a nature trail around the park grounds, but it is all overgrown and un-maintained. A very depressing little park, needing lots of TLC.
Date of Stay: April, 2015
We stay here twice a year and always appreciate how nice this park is. I don't think there's a bad site in the park, and the hill country scenery and river are big plusses. We enjoy the patio set ups and the choice of shaded or open sites for satellite. The staff are friendly and very helpful. It's nice to have trash pickup at site. Only negative is lack of Verizon coverage. Forget texting and calling. There is free WiFi available, but it's kind of slow in the evening when everyone is on line. Park also has cable TV, although it gives poor picture quality. But there's no train, and very little road noise!
Date of Stay: March, 2015
Entrance to park is on the I-10 service road, so freeway noise is a given. Across I-10 is a busy train track that has plenty noise of its own. Park is quite small, but noise is less in the back. From the freeway, you see the hundreds of tall palm trees and wonder how in the world this could be an RV park. The back-in section to the right is 50 amp, but lots of big rigs opt for the 30 amp pull thru section to the left, due to the tightness of maneuvering around the palm trees to back in the 50 amp sites. However, when the temps reach the 90s, you'll want 50 amp service. Sites are sandy, and when the wind picks up, the sand blows. Some folks have complained about sand damaging the slide out mechanisms on their rigs. The pool area is nice, but small for the amount of use it gets. The grassy areas and flowering plants around the park are lovely, but require precious water. No ugly annual sites to complain about here. They are small but well maintained. Very nice pickle ball courts. And, of course, lots to do in the Palm Springs area. Many nice dog parks fairly close by.
Date of Stay: February, 2015
Well, the dairy is gone but the aroma lingers on! It was nice having 50 amp service on the "island" but more care should have been taken to grade and compact the sandy soil at the sites. We have friends who sustained serious damage to their motor home when the rear end hit a sink hole while backing in. We kept having to level our rig during our three-week stay, due to shifting soil. The worst thing about this park is the amount of goose and duck poop splattered all over the roads, and the sheer amount of water fowl on the canals. Seems like more every year. It's a small, congested park surrounded by housing developments, abandoned dairy, and a tract of land where trees have been uprooted in preparation for eventual building. Annual sites are in no worse condition than other California TT parks. No problems with power or cell phone coverage.
Date of Stay: January, 2015
This was our second three-week visit to the park, so we at least knew what to expect. As everyone has mentioned, there is a south side and a north side. The north side is separated into two sections; the back being a bit more primitive and housing more long-term folks. It seems that with housing prices so prohibitive in California, people buy cheap memberships and live park-to-park, or buy annual sites and set up housekeeping. The front section of the north side has mostly side-by-side pull thrus (very cozy) so we went all the way to the back where there was more elbow room. After two nights, and one really, really loud, nasty dog fight among several dogs, we alerted the security manager and he generously allowed us to move to an unused annual site in the front section of the north side, since the park had reached its maximum allowable annual sites. Great customer service! One thing has not been mentioned: You take your life in your hands crossing the highway on foot, going from north side to south side or vice versa. Especially on weekends when groups of bikers see how fast they can roar through. Visibility is limited, so you must cross quickly. This is a dangerous situation. We enjoyed watching the coyotes casually walking through the park, and listening to them yip and howl during the nights. We also enjoyed all the hiking in and around the park, the beautiful scenery, beautiful weather, and friendly people. Will enjoy it more when the casino is finished in Jamul, and they likely buy Verizon cell access from the AT&T tower.
Date of Stay: March, 2014
This park would be a 10 except for the noise from I-10 (especially the big rigs with their jake brakes). That, and the absence of the advertised free WiFi. They were working on the antennas every day for the three days we were here. We opted for the most expensive sites on the top of the hill, where the views of the Texas Hill Country were spectacular, as were the gale force winds (maybe just spring winds?). There was a fire a while back, so the clubhouse and laundry buildings were rebuilt and looked nice and new. The workampers were all very friendly and helpful. As far as there being no refunds for early departure, that's been the rule at just about every park we've stayed at. We look forward to returning for a week or so when it isn't quite so windy.
Date of Stay: March, 2014
For the rate of $25 (tax included) any minor inconveniences can be overlooked. We were met at the front door by the owner, who is super friendly. We were escorted to our site, and while not a lot of real estate between rigs, it wasn't as bad as some. There are built-up, wood trimmed, red pavers picnic table pads. Nice little wood fences between rigs that hide the power, water, and sewer hook-ups. Yes, it's windy and dusty, but the beautiful pool area and southwest decorations make up for that. Be aware, that although pet friendly, neither rottweilers nor pit bulls are allowed, nor any animals resembling these breeds.
Date of Stay: March, 2014
Boy, I struggled with this review. So many good things, like big, wide roads and service alleys behind rows of campsites. Large patches of real grass and concrete patios at each site with friendly and accommodating staff. Shade trees and well maintained common areas. However, the park is surrounded by absolute dumps. A salvage yard, a run-down trailer park with rusty junk everywhere, a dilapidated building with boarded up windows, and the park's RV storage lot, which is the first thing you see when you drive in. A tall wood or stucco fence blocking these eyesores would make a huge difference. Lots of extended stay and permanents, who seem to love it. For us, it was a great place to visit but we wouldn't want to live there.
Date of Stay: March, 2014
We stayed two weeks and gradually got used to the park being smack dab on I-10, surrounded on three sides by commercial establishments, close to the train track, and located in a legally farmed date palm orchard, with tight sites and periodic dust storms. The staff was super friendly, as were most of the campers we met while out walking. The facilities were some of the best for TT parks. Great library and lots of activities. Close to shopping and restaurants. Would have stayed longer except for the use restriction during peak season. Here's a tip: If you don't absolutely have to have 50 amp, find a site on the 30 amp side. All roomy pull-throughs instead of tight back-ins.
Date of Stay: February, 2014
Well, there's the already mentioned dairy farm abounding the property, but the turkey (or chicken) farm is deserted. Still there's the noxious methane and cattle smell when the wind is right, and also the unbelievable dust from the development of homesites behind and beside the dairy property. The name, Wilderness Lakes, gives a false impression, since it's no longer a wilderness and there are no lakes. There are canals that run through one section of the park, but no lakes. You'll really have to like fowl, to spend any time here. And goose poop. Lots of it. If your site backs up to a canal, you may find that you can't get out your door because of all the waterfowl congregated around your rig. People put food out for them and they expect it. No matter where you park, you'll have geese wandering through your site. Oh, yes, the flies. Have a swatter handy. The best part of this park is the convenience to shopping and restaurants, the pleasant staff and the friendly people who camp here. Also, the annual sites are well maintained, unlike some other California parks.
Date of Stay: January, 2014
This is an Encore park, and we spent a week here under our Thousand Trails membership. The park was super clean and wide open, sites marked by corral type fencing. The staff like to stagger the rigs if they aren't full, so you don't have another camper right next to you. We had stayed the previous night at a park in town, and the train whistles were constant and horrible. At Valley Vista we weren't bothered at all. Also, no problem with highway noise. This is not a park I'd want to spend the winter at, but we enjoyed it enough to spend another week when we head back home. If you like books, there is a very well stocked used book store in town.
Date of Stay: January, 2014
If you have Verizon, don't expect to get a signal in the park or on the road to the park. We had to drive to the post office in Jamul. We ended up staying on the north side, with no sewer. We were able to get satellite, which was a good thing. North side is very dusty and the staff would zoom around the speed bumps, sending plumes of dust onto our rig. The best part of this park is its proximity to San Diego. And the Jamul Meat Market, which has the absolute best burritos. The store isn't well stocked, and the one meal we had at the café was awful. We were hostages here due to the annual billiards tournament. We should have waited in line for a site on the south side. North side had some creepy long term campers.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
The best thing about this park is the staff, workampers who are happy to be here and take good care of the facilities and campers. The primo sites are tent sites, the next best sites are taken by staff. The pull thru sites aren't on the water, and the cable sites from 21 up the row face a basin, not exactly the ocean. Pretty ugly at low tides, although you can watch the local clam diggers. If you're the least bit claustrophobic opt for the pull-thru sites. Otherwise, you have windshield views for motor homes or rear views for trailers. Views from your side windows will be close-ups of the next RV's walls or doors. Sites are that tight. Forget about extending your awnings. ALERT: Cell phones and air cards will incur significant roaming charges from domestic carriers and Canadian. You'll have to travel the 25 or so miles back to Machias to get out of roaming. The park has WiFi but it can be spotty. Restaurants outnumber other businesses in Lubec, and if your tastes aren't extremely discriminating you can find good meals. Uncle Kippy's is within walking distance from the park and has really good haddock. If you like lobster, you can find it fresh everywhere. The rain and fog have been frequent, and have made touring and hiking less than enjoyable. During sunny days, be sure to see as much as you can because the next day could be drippy. A must see/do is the trip to the E. Quoddy Head Lighthouse off Campobello Island at low tide. Requires climbing up and down steep narrow steps, and climbing over rocks and seaweed, but walking across the ocean floor in the Bay of Fundy is awesome. The border crossing to New Brunswick is quick and easy with passport or picture I.D. We've enjoyed being here and would stay at this park again.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
This is definitely a campground, as opposed to an RV park. Most big rigs choose the sister park, "Narrows Too", in Trenton. Lots of pop-ups and bumper pulls, although many sites accommodate larger fifth wheels and motor homes. Not many satellite-friendly sites, and the majority of sites do not have sewer. Some have cable. Our site, 340, being higher on the hill, offers an awesome view of the bay and has cable but no sewer. Also, being right across the road from the Wi-Fi antenna helps. Our Verizon phone gets good reception, but our 4G Jetpack card is hit and miss (Olympics don't help). If you want a little peace and quiet from the crowds, hang around the campground during the middle of the day and soak up the scenery. Like probably most other area campgrounds, this one is packed with campers in peak season, but it's quiet at night. The park is well staffed and all are friendly and super helpful. The facilities, while far from new, are clean and well maintained. If you enjoy tent camping, this is definitely the place to be. Half the campground is devoted to tent sites, and the sites are big and beautiful. Our rate indicates a special for Thousand Trails members during the month of July. We couldn't pass up extending for a total of four weeks.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
We made reservations at this park while on the road, unfamiliar with it but needing a one night stay on our way to Bar Harbor. At first, the congestion was a bit intimidating; there were mostly trailers everywhere, we couldn't tell . This park has quite a long history, and the sites were configured back when rigs were much, much smaller. The coveted ocean-front sites provide amazing views but with very little elbow room. We asked for a pull through and had no trouble making the turn to pull straight in, with minimal leveling. The owners are delightful people, and the area has quite a bit to offer. We would definitely return (after Labor Day) and try to get an ocean-front site and spend some quality time here.


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To be fair, the concept of "opportunity cost" is an advanced one, an abstract one, and I think the average Joe Blow on the street wouldn't get it. You should not be shaking your head. If anything, people should be shaking their head at you because you are (incorrectly) assuming that this is a concept most people would understand.
David Desharnais is -2 after 16 games. He gets good wingers, He has 1 point. He has very easy minutes, his 5on5 Corsi Rel QoC is -0.500, compared to 0.727 for Eller and +1.269 for Plekanec. He also plays 1:31 of PP time per game, for 24:28 of total power play time.
Given these situations, even if Desharnais was a completely average, vanilla player who contributed nothing more than filling up space at average league skill and average league salary, he would have 5-10 points. He is playing in the 15 minutes a game where the team needs to score, because the other 45 minutes are harder. Therefore, if Desharnais is producing anything less than 5-10 points, he is detrimental to the team. Further, he should be ~+3, not -2.
Although I agree with you theoretically. In reality, the Habs replace Desharnais by White in the lineup. I don't see the improvement there. White is a headless chicken defensively and can't pin the other team down in their own territory either. Although Desharnais isn't producing offensively. He still nearly doesn't give as many quality scoring chances.
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Ideally located beside the Mediterranean, Malaga is a sun seeker's paradise, and beautiful beaches stretch down along its coast. But this city has more to offer visitors than just sun, sea and sand, including numerous interesting attractions such as the imposing Gibralfaro Castle. Add to that the local cuisine and the lively bars and clubs, and you'll soon see why Malaga is the top city in Spain's Costa del Sol.
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Great city, very beautiful full of nice people in the small streets, a great opportunity for some sun, see, and good food!! also cheap
Nice location, clean bathroom, friendly staff. My room was little bit dirty, but it was not big problem.
The City has a rich history and there are so many things to visit so take your time in malaga XD Plus you can build your base there and go to almost every near city for daytrips because the buses go nearly everwhere and the price for the buses is really good.
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Malaga was fantastic! We were there during Semana Santa which made it super crazy. The beaches were ok, but not the best Spain has to offer. Good food. Good shopping. Great weather.
My review might be a bit skewed because I was in Malaga a few days after traveling in the UK. The purpose was only to relax, so I was not pushing exploration to the limits. I did visit some places, of course and I hit up some bars, but as a Wisconsinite that loves to dance, I find the nightlife in many Spanish cities to be lacking. The weather was perfect when I was there. Not hot, not at all cold and sunny every day. It was perfect to hike up some hills or visit the marina.


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Please talk to me in Japanese if you know any. Practice is always good :).
I'm a college student who wastes most of her life thinking about fictional characters. I like all genres, but my favorites tend to be action, romance, fantasy, sci fi, and yaoi.
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Paignton Things to Do
Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway
The Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway is a popular tourist attraction which can be extended to include the 'Round Robin'. People often mistakenly think that the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway starts from Paignton main line station but in fact it's a private enterprise and has its own platform and booking office on the Torbay Road side of...more
The official name of the park at Goodrington is Youngs Park and I'm not sure if anyone really knows where that name came from, so to keep things simple for visitors I'm going to refer to it as Goodrington Park. Situated adjacent to North Sands, the area where the park now stands has always been marshy ground. Hundreds of years ago there was a...more
First opened to the public in 1879, Paignton Pier was financed by the local barrister Arthur Hyde Dendy. The 780 ft long structure has changed over the years from being a place of song and dance to today's amusement arcade with typical pier attractions of high-tech games, money-grabbing slot machines and bouncy castles. Over the years seaside piers...more
If Paignton Beach is the automatic magnet for visitors then it could be argued that Preston Beach is the magnet for locals. There's absolutely no reason why visitors shouldn't come to Preston Beach though, after all it's only just around the corner from Paignton Beach. The main reason why I would call it the locals beach is because locals own the...more
Geoplay Park
Paignton Green, next to the beach, has always been a popular play area for kids and a new attraction has made it even more popular. Based on the theme of the English Rivera's Geopark status the free playground brings education and fun together. The Devonian period is the toddler area, the Carboniferous period is for the juniors, sand and water...more
Broadsands is about halfway between Paignton and Brixham and has a more rural feel to it than either of them. Consequently there aren't any amusements and other distractions here. The beach is in a curving bay which is surrounded by both limestone and sandstone rocks making it both sandy and rocky. If you like to have a safe bathing beach without...more
Paignton Hotels
Preston Sands Hotel
Have just returned from a short week (Monday to Friday) break at this hotel. The location is spot...more
Esplanade Hotel
The Esplanade Hotel might have been very grand in the past but has been allowed to fall into some...more
St Edmunds Guest House
My criteria on this trip were simple - I needed somewhere inexpensive, with WiFi, close to the...more
Paignton Restaurants
Rickshaw Boy
The much-missed writer Pete McCarthy in his book "McCarthy's Bar" (which remains IMO the best-written travel book ever - "Never pass a bar with your name on it", being one of my favourite maxims.) uses the price and quality of "Singapore Noodles" as his yardstick of a place's culinary and economic development. Done properly Singapore Noodles...more
With a kebab takeaway strategically placed between my favourite pub (Henry's) and my hotel on the corner of Queens and Sands Rd's (St Edmunds) it was a bit of a no-brainer (literally) that I'd grab a bite to eat on my way back of an evening - I just can't walk past a kebab shop last thing of a night, after a few beers. As kebabs go this was OK -...more
Even though I cook for a living, or perhaps especially because I cook for a living, I like good simple fast food. I'm not a fan of MacDonalds (tho' I DO llike Burger King) but I am a fan of Subway. OK It's a multi-national chain place, nothing fancy, but it is a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) and is cheap. Here in Paignton there's two...more
Fast, Cheap and Fresh
Even though I cook for a living, or perhaps especially because I cook for a living, I like good simple fast food. I'm not a fan of MacDonalds (tho' I DO llike Burger King) but I am a fan of Subway.OK It's a multi-national chain place, nothing fancy, but it is a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) and is cheap.Here in Paignton there's two...more
Merely Satisfactory
With a kebab takeaway strategically placed between my favourite pub (Henry's) and my hotel on the corner of Queens and Sands Rd's (St Edmunds) it was a bit of a no-brainer (literally) that I'd grab a bite to eat on my way back of an evening - I just can't walk past a kebab shop last thing of a night, after a few beers.As kebabs go this was OK -...more
Pretty Much Perfect!
The much-missed writer Pete McCarthy in his book "McCarthy's Bar" (which remains IMO the best-written travel book ever - "Never pass a bar with your name on it", being one of my favourite maxims.) uses the price and quality of "Singapore Noodles" as his yardstick of a place's culinary and economic development.Done properly Singapore Noodles...more
Paignton Nightlife
Family Bar/Restaurant
If you fancy watching a film while you're in Paignton then the Vue Cinema (formerly The Apollo) is situated on Paignton Green.Right next door is The Flagship pub/restaurant and may seem like the obvious place for a pre-film drink and a bite to eat - and there's no reason why you shouldn't come here, but I think it's worth pointing out that The...more
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During the Napoleonic War the present day Inn on the Quay was a Naval Hospital. At the end of the war the Admiralty sold the property and it became a private 'Marine Residence' known as Goodrington House.After becoming neglected for a while the building took on a new lease of life when it became a pub a few years back and today it's part of the...more
Summer/Beach Bar
Situated right next to Preston Beach The Boathouse is primarily a summer/beach bar and has a casual atmosphere which is how a place like this should be.It doesn't have a decent cellar so consequently doesn't serve any real ales, which is what I prefer when drinking beer. Having said that they do serve up the local Bays Brewery beer in bottles.Being...more
A Paignton Institution
The problem with writing tips about pubs is that they always seem to be in a state of flux, especially these days when they seem to be closing down at an increasing rate of knots. The Spinning Wheel, I'm pleased to say is an exception.It's been here for years doing what it does best - live music.It has an enviable seafront position with a large...more
A Little Trendy For My Tastes...
At the town end of Preston Beach the Boathouse has a great location with its terrace overlooking the bay. This is a smartly-presented cafe-bar with a good range of food and drinks offerings in casual, and comfortable, surroundings.Not really my personal cup-of-tea (no real beer) but fine as a meeting place and the menu reads well and so I might...more
An Unexpected Delight!
Under normal circumstances I avoid, like the proverbial plague, seaside town bars in prime locations like this one - which is on the main drag heading from town down to the seafront. In my experience these sort of places offer cheapish variations of the lager/alcopop theme and tend to be frequented by the worst sorts of amateur hour drinkers - the...more
Paignton Transportation
Bus Map and Timetables
The bus station is opposite the railway station and places to get to directly from here include Torquay, Brixham, Newton Abbot, Exeter, Totnes, Kingswear, Stoke Gabriel, Dartmouth and Plymouth.Follow this link for a map and timetables of buses around Paignton and Torbay - http://www.torbaybusroutes.co.uk/more
Take the Train
The best way to arrive in Paignton is by train. If your'e arriving from up country, as most people will, the journey will be special after leaving Exeter. Make sure you get a window seat on the left hand side of the carriage and watch the fantastic bird life of the Exe Estuary (particularly in the winter months). At Dawlish Warren the main line...more
Arriving By Bus
Paignton is easily accessible from elsewhere around the South West with the Stagecoach Bus Company providing direct services from Exeter, Newton Abbot, Totnes and several other locations. A particularly useful service is the #12 "Bayline" from Newton Abbot which runs every ten minutes at peak times with its final destination just down the coast at...more
Paignton Local Customs
BMAD is an acronym for 'Bikers Make a Difference' and each Wednesday evening in the Summer a mile of motorbikes line up along Paignton seafront.The idea was conceived in 2002 for motorcyclists throughout the region to meet up, have a chat, and check out each other's bikes but also at the same time raise cash for local charities. The idea is simple....more
The UK has the highest per capital consumption of cider in the world and although there are other areas of the UK such as East Anglia that have a tradition of producing fine cider it's generally regarded that the counties of Herefordshire and Worcestershire in the West Midlands and the West Country in general are the areas with which it is most...more
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Paignton Warnings and Dangers
Enthusiastic Traffic Wardens
Civil Enforcement officers (Traffic Wardens to you and me) are very keen on their jobs in Torbay. If you park where you shouldn't, or outstay your welcome, expect a parking fine and don't think that not understanding what the sign means will help you out because the locals don't understand them either.
It's invariably a lot cheaper to pay the excessive parking charges than trying to beat the system. There's only one winner in this game and it won't be you. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Paignton Tourist Traps
Torbay Road
If you're in Paignton and want to go shopping for things that you've never ever wanted or needed then make your way to Torbay Rd.
This road runs from the railway station down to the beach and has an uncanny knack of being able to part people from their hard earned cash with goods that will probably never see the light of day again. Admittedly some of it wouldn't be able to because there's enough food outlets to feed an army for a week.
Visitors can't get enough of it though and I've never been able to understand why. It does have a holiday street type of feel to it I'll admit but I'm not on holiday when I walk down here so I suppose it's different for me.
I may have bought the odd pint or two in Henry's Bar, perhaps some Fish 'n Chips in Squires and possibly an ice-cream somewhere - but that's all. Mind you come to think of it I would have bought a bucket and spade down here when I was here on holiday as a kid and of course played the machines in the amusement arcades. Whilst I'm on the subject there used to be a record shop that had music entertaining passers-by from a loudspeaker that used to tell everyone that the music that they had inside was by artists that everyone thought that had never existed - and of course I've been spotted in there occasionally rummaging through all this stuff looking for a gem that probably never existed.
See what I mean? I wouldn't have found what I was looking for but no doubt I would have come out with something.
Locals disparagingly call it 'Grockle Alley' but I wouldn't mind betting there's more than a few locals that would miss Grockle Alley if it ever disappeared.
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Paignton Off The Beaten Path
Stoke Gabriel
Stoke Gabriel is one of those places that visitors tend to overlook when coming to the area, and that's what makes it such a pleasant place to visit.It's only about 4 miles from the centre of Paignton to this lovely village on a creek of the River Dart. The no.25 bus runs every hour and a half or so, but if you have your own transport it makes life...more
Elberry Cove
Elberry Cove is situated on the Paignton and Brixham boundary and the only practical way of getting there is by walking the coastal footpath from either town - unless you have a boat of course.The best option is to take the footpath from Broadsands where there's a large car park. It's an easy 15-20 minute stroll along the coastline and if you have...more
The Clink
Lots of places still have a 'Clink' and Paignton is no exception but this Grade 2 listed building started life back in the 1500s.It's tucked away in the back streets of old Paignton not far from Kirkham House.Originally built next to the local constable's cottage (long disappeared), it was last used as a lock-up back in 1867. It comprises of 2...more
Paignton Favorites
Paignton is a wonderful seaside resort to spend with your family, especially with young children. It is ideally situated for touring the whole of South Devon and Cornwall, safe beaches lots of activities such as crazy golf and pitch and putt etc. My fondest memory of Paignton is spending my 21st birthday there with Maurice before we were engaged...more
The seafront esplanade is gaily lit-up at night with rows of hanging lights strung between the regular streetlamps. As you can see from the pic these are powered by both wind and sun with solar panels and wind turbines charging their batteries - there's always one or the other on this part of the coast.more
Green Paignton
The seafront esplanade is gaily lit-up at night with rows of hanging lights strung between the regular streetlamps. As you can see from the pic these are powered by both wind and sun with solar panels and wind turbines charging their batteries - there's always one or the other on this part of the coast.more
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- Things to Do
- Geoplay Park
- Things to Do
- Paignton Beach
- Things to Do
- Oldway Mansion
- Off The Beaten Path
- Occombe Farm
- Off The Beaten Path
- Paignton Pier
- Things to Do
- Kirkham House
- Off The Beaten Path
- Definitely One For The Rail Fans
- Things to Do
- The Coastal Path Between Paignton And Brixham
- Off The Beaten Path
- Paignton Harbour - A Little Known Gem
- Things to Do
- Paignton Beaches
- Things to Do
- The Paington Green Mile
- Things to Do
- paignton steam railway
- Things to Do
- dont go to painton steam railway!!
- Things to Do
- Zoo Life
- Things to Do
- By Day A Friendly Pub, By Night Torbay's #1 Venue
- Nightlife
- Paignton Pier
- Things to Do
- Arriving From Exeter
- Transportation
- Sea Depth?
- Favorites
- Railway Crossing
- Transportation
- Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway
- Things to Do
- Family Holiday
- Favorites
- Trip to Eden Project
- Things to Do
- Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway
- Things to Do


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Thank you for being part of The Clerkenwell Collection & Bespoke HQ.
Right now our doors are closed but behind the scenes we're toiling away at something incredibly special because a new unique experiential retail concept is heading back to 155 Farringdon Road. Stay with us on our journey as we grow into Clerkenwell London and follow the first chapters of our story as we reveal what's to come.
Meanwhile, you can always visit our temporary tailoring showroom just a few minutes away from our store. 5 Bakers Row, London, EC1R 3DF.
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The Next Picture Show (TNPS) is a non-profit fine arts center in the Rock River Valley. Our goal is to nurture, develop, educate, foster the arts, and galvanize artists and patrons within the community.
Located in the heart of downtown Dixon, Illinois, we invite you to explore this website and to come back often to see current shows, exhibiting artists, workshops, classes, and special events.
Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by appointment.
Looking for something specific? Check our Calendar of Events page.
This show runs from June 2nd through July 11th.
Do something, do something to that, and then do something to that! Mixed media includes paint, graphite,
textiles, sculpture, found objects, etc.
6 X 6 X 6 Art Student Summer Camp
Information and Registration
Gallery Hours
Tuesday - Saturday
8 am - 4 pm
or by appointment
The Next Picture Show
113 W. First Street
Dixon, IL 61021