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Blake's LotaburgerA New Mexico tradition since 1952! For an award-winning (for both Best Burger and Best French Fries), quick burger or chili dog, fresh fries and milkshakes that hit the spot for just a pocketful of change, it's got to be Blake's. Countless counters are scattered throughout the city, and each one is a model of efficiency and cleanliness. Why look any further? They're easy to spot from afar—just keep an eye out for the giant Asian Uncle Sam sign. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010)
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Strandgaarden Holiday Cottage, NabDenmark, Syddanmark, Faaborg Municipality
About This Listing
Strandgaarden, a wonderful straw roofed cottage from 1820. Large private apartment with private garden and all amenities. Relax in the sun and take a trip down to the private beach for a swim on the sand bottom beach. Child friendly, relaxing, quaint
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Strandgaarden's Holiday Cottage
Rental of 60 m2 fully self contained apartment with own secluded beautiful garden in a charming thatched cottage built in 1820. Inside this beautiful house you will find all modern conveniences such as dishwasher and washing wachine. You will of course also have access to the wireless Internet.
The holiday cottage is suitable for 4 adults + 2 children ( private childrens bedroom with 2 semi enclosed bunk beds).
Smoking and pets are not permitted in the house.
Situated in a beautiful country setting only 100 m away from the private beach with stunning sunsets. Here you can enjoy all the very best of Denmark - just take a look at our photos.
The holiday cottage is 10 min. away from Faaborg and 30 min. away from Svendborg, they are both beautiful and historic cities, and well connected to both the rest of Denmark as well as Copenhagen.
Guest Access
Available amenities:
Private parking
Private garden
Washing machine
Free wifi
Semi private beach with bathing bridge
All bedding and bathroom linens supplied
Professional gas grill shared with us
Drying line for clothing
Unavailable amenities:
Open fireplace ( straw roof fire hazard)
Open weber/briquette grill ( straw roof fire hazard)
Fishing from bathing bridge ( open bathing area)
Upon request:
Tent pitch in private garden
Extra mattress
Extra linens
Clothing dryer
Fast line telephone
Extra chairs
Flexible check in/out times
Interaction with Guests
We live in the other wing of the house and are typically home during the evenings after 17 / 5 PM. If we are not home during arrival or check out appropriate plans will be made.
We are available on the telephone for questions concerning the house and near by attractions. Please respect our privacy as we will respect yours.
The Neighborhood
We love the quite surroundings with availability for long countryside walks, biking on the Southern Fyn bike trail, bathing at the beach, and relaxing in the sun.
Getting Around
There is a bus stop 2 kilometers from our house with pickup/drop off to Svendborg and Faaborg hourly.
Other Things to Note
We are a child friendly family. Many childrens toys and tools are available for use and loan. We have 2 children ( ages 9 and 7) and are more than willing to help with most needs and questions.
Smoking/pets not allowed. Check-in/out Saturday 1PM/Saturday 10AM. Cleaning to be finished and approved by check-out time. Utilities are included in the price. The cottage is attached to our house so any further questions can be happily answered via telephone or in person.
18 Reviews
Uns hat die Unterkunft sehr gut gefallen.Die Lage von Strandgaarden ist besonders! Die blühenden Mohn/Kornfelder beim morgentlichen joggen, öffnen das Herz. Abends einen Sundowner am Privatstand von Nathan und Julie , einfach wundervoll!
Auch die gemütliche Atmosphäre im Haus, lässt einen Kurzurlaub bei nicht so gutem Wetter, zu einem schönen Urlaubserlebnis werden.
We had a three night staying in this old traditional house from the early 19th century. It`s really charming but also well equipped for rainy days. You can have your breakfast in the garden at sunshine and watch the sunset on the beach near the house.
Nathan is a very uncomplicated and welcoming host.
Nathan always replied quickly to our reservation requests. We felt really welcome at our arrival.
The house has a nice courtyard that the kids liked a lot. We also quickly enjoyed the small beach at short walking distance.
The house was very clean and we found all that we needed in it.
Wir haben uns rundum wohl gefühlt und die herrliche Lage genossen. Die Wohnung ist komplett und liebevoll ausgestattet. Frühstücken im eigenen kleinen Garten und die Strandnähe haben den Kurzurlaub für uns abgerundet. Gerne kommen wir wieder. Kleiner Tip von uns: eine Gartenliege wäre toll. Liebe Grüße aus Lüneburg
Katrin, Michael und Annett
The house is clean, cosy and it was fully according to our high expectations based on the description. Nathan and Julie gave us a warm welcome, and did everything to make our stay as comfortable as possible. Also the landscape and the surrounding are really worth coming back. With children be sure to visit the new built seaside open air swimming area in Faaborg.
We had a very pleasant stay at Strandgaarden in June 2014. Nathan is a great and service minded host. It's a beautiful cottage with a private garden that was a great place to play for our little son. Located in rural sorroundings close to the sea it is the perfect place if you are looking for some peace and quiet but there are also plenty of things to do and see within just a short driving distance from the cottage.
About the Host, Nathan
I am a trained chef from San Francisco, married to Julie and we have 2 children ( Ella 7 & Birk 9). I have been the Production Chef for the past 7 years at a local chocolatier and enjoy my weekends and nights making food, working in my garden, reading books, listening to music, playing the violin, traveling, and enjoying life. We have lived in Denmark for the past 12 years and love living abroad. We are multilingual and find culture and socializing import in our family.
We are happy hosts on Airbnb because we are proud of what we have to offer. We believe in high quality service and hospitality and hope that everyone who has stayed with us has a memory to smile about when they go home. We have traveled a large portion of the world and are proud to offer a corner of ours for all to enjoy.
Konnerup & Co - ChocolatierI have been employed here for the past 7 years as the Production Chef. I highly recommend a visit here to taste the wonderful homemade ice-cream, chocolates and maybe even get a tour.Svendborgvej Faaborg Region Syddanmark 5600
Faaborg MuseumWonderful collection of Southern Fyn artists in a beautiful building.Grønnegade Faaborg Region Syddanmark 5600
The Belfry in FaaborgOur newly refurbished clock tower from the 1300s. A quick historical tour with a GREAT view. Very cheap.Tårnstræde Faaborg Region Syddanmark 5600
Museet Den Gamle GaardWell preserved museum with original buildings and living areas in the middle of FaaborgHolkegade Faaborg Region Syddanmark 5600
Soze Kaffe Og ThebarExcellent fresh roasted Ecological coffees and light lunches.Havnegade Faaborg 5600
Dyreborg HavnA good walk in an old hunting ground for the king. Nice harbor for sun soaking and relaxing.Dyreborgvej Faaborg Region Syddanmark 5600
Falsled KroSome of the finest food available in our area. NOTE: higher prices and formal attire but well worth it.Assensvej Millinge 5642
Fynshav - BøjdenGood bird watching and access to harbors in southern Jytland via ferry. Nice beach.Bøjdenlandevej Faaborg Region Syddanmark 5600
Egeskov CastleOriginal castle and gardens from the 1500s. EXCELLENT for a day trip with or without kids. Multiple playgrounds and collections (cars, planes, motorcycles, gardens). A must see.Egeskov Gade Kværndrup 5772

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In a 5- to 6-quart kettle bring split peas and 5 cups water with salt to a boil, and simmer, covered, stirring occasionally, 40 minutes, or until most of water is absorbed.
In a large heavy skillet sauté salt pork in 1 tablespoon butter over moderately high heat, stirring occasionally, until golden. Add onion and sautéF, stirring occasionally, until softened. Add carrots, leeks, lettuce, bay leaf, and thyme and sauté, stirring occasionally, 3 minutes. Stir vegetable mixture into split peas with fresh or frozen peas and remaining 2 cups water and cook, covered, over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, 1 hour.
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The best Right-handed batter on the Major League club is also a 3rd Baseman and he happens to be 2 years away from his peak year still. Nothing short of an OPS of .840+ every year for the next 4 years is expected using every formula that's out there.
While probably somewhere around 15 errors is the norm for a 3rd Baseman I would think, his 7 errors above that (22 on the year) are something we can hope will decrease next season. He's displays often some mad defensive skills, like the double-play he started a couple nights ago.
I can't see Jockety moving EE over the next 2 years as he's cheap and he hits well, and is our best Right-handed power. It's got to be a 20-1 shot that EE gets moved before the end of the 2011 season, and probably not before the end of the 2012 season.
As for EE's "mad" defensive skills, watch any major league third baseman and there will be numerous good plays over a season because they all tend to have excellent reflexes. I've seen the "range factor" stats and EE's unfortunately aren't outstanding.
EE may have a future with the ballclub, maybe an important one. He is reputedly a hard worker and gives the team some righty hitting which it needs. I would like to see him stay in the lineup. But I also think a position change will be explored.
However, with all the pipeline talent, there is nobody ready to step into EE's third base position. So I expect a trade for a third baseman to be a strong possibility this winter, Beltre being the obvious candidate.
Last edited by Kc61; 09-14-2008 at 03:16 PM.
I don't see how anything that amounts to a straight Beltre for Encarnacion swap would be good for the Reds future.
Player for player, it's OK, but that salary is pretty prohibitive when all you're talking about is a defensive upgrade.
Last edited by kpresidente; 09-14-2008 at 04:52 PM.
Secondly, Beltre is a free agent after next year. I don't know what deal would be in the offing after that. Worse comes to worse, Reds could let him go for draft choices or trade him next deadline for more kids. More likely, Jocketty would find a way to sign him, as he commonly did in St. Louis.
Thirdly, EE will only be cheap for a couple more years himself. He may even be arbitration eligible after next year, I'm not sure.
But mostly, the Reds now should have some salary room. They do have some escalating salaries, but have just given up the Griffey and Dunn contracts. They can afford to spend on one or two guys this off-season.
Beltre, to me, is a great candidate because he accomplishes two things at once. Adds righty power and improves defense at third. And if the Reds can make the trade without including EE, maybe he moves to left field and helps out there.
Last edited by Kc61; 09-14-2008 at 06:04 PM.
What's really interesting about him is he almost never makes a bad throw when he just reacts, but when he has time to let his mechanics get sloppy they often do. That too me is just diligence about staying on him but not in such a way to keep his confidence down. I think and this may be a bit of a reach but worth looking into, that if you could figure out what his issues are at the plate (I still maintain he needs glasses) that it would lead to better play in the field. His lack of confidence overall hurts his fielding IMO because he is playing so tentative on defense that he screws up his mechanics.
But bottom line his value is still pretty good considering his age, upside and price tag. Why get rid of him or move him off that spot when he could still pan out and perhaps just in time for his prime years. We will feel pretty silly if he finally figures things out to become a beast down there at 3rd if we let him go. I say get him an eye exam and some good coaching which again should be addressed big time by Walt this off-season.
Right now, there are eight third basemen in the major leagues with 15 errors or more. That's eight among all third basemen on all 30 teams.
Right now, there are three third basemen in major league baseball with 20 errors or more. Crede with 20, EE with 23, Reynolds with 29. So EE has the second most errors of any third sacker in major league baseball.
Now, you may say that other third basemen (those with 13 errors or 14 errors) may make additional errors in the next two weeks, so some others might get to 15. True.
But EE, currently with 23, also may make additional errors. Equally true.
As for the "range factor" mentioned in your post, Melvin Mora leads third basemen with 2.90. EE is way down the list at 2.22, according to ESPN.
As for EE's youth, he has now played 463 major league games. His fielding percentage this year, his most experienced year, is .926.
You say that EE has a "very good glove" down at third base. Please provide the statistics that reflect this.
Last edited by Kc61; 09-15-2008 at 10:30 AM.
I've been a big EE supporter for years, but it's time to recognize that his defense is not improving. On the other hand, he is a productive player offensively and is moving into what ought to be the best years of his career. He'd be much more valuable, obviously, as a third baseman than as an outfielder if he could only play the position--but he can't and he won't any better than he is right now. So the options are 1. Keep him at 3d; he's cheap and productive, though a defensive liability of major proportions; 2. Move him to LF instead of looking for a free agent or trade possibility there; 3. Move him to first and move Votto to LF. 4. Trade him. The choice depends on several other contingencies: who's available to sign or trade for in LF; how quickly Alonso develops--assuming his ultimate position is first with Votto in LF; what the righty-lefty dynamics become as some of the other needs are filled--C, CF, SS, maybe 2b if Phillips is traded. I doubt we'll see the answer on EE until some of these other questions are answered. My guess, however, is that he will be next year's left fielder on opening day.
Soto's is 4/1
Fransisco's is 6/1
To me, this means we shouldn't count on Soto as much, but his BABIP somewhat offsets his BB/SO rate, so I'm thinking he'll be a B hitter in the majors. (Fernando Tatis, maybe?)
Fransisco's BB/SO rate, combined with his dismal BABIP suggest a player with absolutely no discipline at all. MLB pitchers would eat him alive and unless something drastic changes, he's got no future in the ML.
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The way things stand right now we need a left fielder. Our defense at SS &
3B is substandard. I can't see us with Gonzo at SS & EE at 3B next year.
The Beltre trade adds an above average RH power bat, improves the infield defense & may help EE ( if he worries less about his defense he may hit better ). If we keep EE at 3B and try to get a better SS we have a lot of issues. First we still need a bat for LF. Second we are stuck with Gonzo's $5M salary with no place to play. Third - who do we get. JJ Hardy may be available but the price will be way to high. No one else who is available can hit worth a lick.
They could move EE to first base for next year, which would be an obvious stopgap move awaiting Alonso. Or they could move EE to left field, and hold off moving Votto out there one more year.
It may be that somebody will get traded because everyone can't play left field or first base.
When someone can come up with a concrete, specific BETTER solution than Edwin at 3rd Base, I'll listen. Otherwise, it's just the normal complaining that goes along with consecutive losing seasons. Nothing wrong with that, but EE's one of the best Right-Handed players the REDS have going into 2009. 3rd Base isn't the place to be looking for improvements for this team, nor is EE any of the reasons why the REDS were mediocre.
The REDS are playing great right now. EE's continuing to hit. What's the problem?
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