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Pastry chef Serafina Wilde is a hot mess. Reeling from the cruelties of her celebrity chef ex and struggling to rebuild her reputation in the cutthroat New York City catering world, she escapes to Santa Fe to lend support to her free-spirited Aunt Pauline. So begins Bliss by Hilary Fields, a yummy debut about picking up the pieces and starting over in a place far from the epicenter of your past troubles.
Aunt Pauline has always filled many roles in Serafina's life, including guardian when a teenaged Serafina lost her parents. Now Aunt Pauline needs her too, as she has just experienced the loss of her partner Hortencia. In Santa Fe, Pauline is offering Serafina the opportunity of a professional lifetime — to turn her business, "Pauline's House of Passion," into a bakery. There's only one condition: the unconventional Pauline, who in the 1970s started an offshoot of the women's lib movement, is determined to keep her back room of sex toys and all things Kama Sutra, suggesting to Serafina that it could be a business of both "sinful desserts and earthly delights." Why not? As Serafina begins to rebuild her life and rediscover love, she learns that being a nonconformist in "City Different" has its perks.
Fans of Beth Harbison or Emily Giffin will love this wacky tale full of laugh-out-loud moments, mouthwatering descriptions of food and a carefree setting of well-developed quirky characters. Perfect as a remedy to post-holiday stress, or as a fun way to ease into the new year. Fields' message is clear: Happiness awaits those who follow their bliss.
Last year was an incredibly good year for fantasy novels, especially debut authors. Django Wexler's first book, The Thousand Names, was one of the best of the year. Like Promise of Blood by Brian McClellan, this is another "flintlock fantasy," a subgenre where the historical context is much later than the typical Medieval/Renaissance setting, with muskets and artillery replacing swords and bows. The Thousand Names is set in a world much like Victorian Britain and, in this first in a series, the location is an analogue for Egypt under British colonial rule. Just as the Mahdi's Revolt and religious reawakening threatened British rule in Egypt, the Redeemer Rebellion in Khandar has pushed the Vordanai Colonial Regiment to the sea. The Old Colonials hang on to a miserable spit of land awaiting evacuation, instead they get reinforcement in the form of Colonel Janus bet Vhalnich, a character equal parts Field Marshall Wellington, General "Chinese" Gordon and Yoda. Vhalnich hasn't come to organize a retreat, nor is his primary objective the re-conquest of Khandar, but something else entirely.
This incredibly well written military fantasy/adventure novel, full of deadly deserts and marauding horseman, harkens back to books like Beau Geste by Percival Wren and The Four Feathers by A. E. W. Mason and movies like Khartoum. It also breaks new ground in powerful female protagonists in gender-defying roles and romances. There are no damsels in distress here, as they are too busy putting cold steel to their enemies. Wexler has created a world that he can expand to a global setting or narrow to focus on court intrigue, as his next book seems to do. More importantly, the court intrigue and the excellently detailed battles never take primacy over character development. Waxler has given us a band of brothers — and sisters — that have depth and motivation, and are compelling to read about. The magic use in the book builds slowly and organically until the climatic end, which is a scene fit for the big screen. The Thousand Names delivers on all its promise and shows how a good fantasy novel can shake up old tropes and borrow and improve on tropes from other types of literature. It will leave you wondering why the second book isn't already in your hands.
The son of two famous stage magicians, Max Flash is himself a great escape artist, contortionist and illusionist. These very qualities prompt his parents' true employer, the Department for Extraordinary Activity (DFEA) to recruit him for a special assignment. In Game On, Max's first mission is to close the portal between the video game world (Virtuals' world) and the real world (Gamers' world) before the Virtuals take over. With the use of a special USB gadget, Max is thrust into the Virtual world via a computer hard drive. His task is to locate the escaped Virtual, Deezil, and close the portal between the two worlds. As he travels from game to game looking for the portal and the evil Deezil, Max must avoid race cars, battle centurions and flee farmers in his quest to save the Gamer world. Relying only on his own cunning and special skills (and some nifty gadgets from the DFEA), Max defies death and suppresses the Virtual uprising before returning home.
The first in the Max Flash series by Jonny Zucker, Game On is a fast paced adventure and the start of a fabulous series for young readers. Max's further missions will have him battling aliens in space, robots in a parallel universe, an Egyptian curse, and mysterious beings in the Antarctic. With original stories, a likable hero and short, action-filled chapters, Max Flash is an all-around great read. Fans of the television series Phineas and Ferb will enjoy this series for its quirky storylines and action-packed heroic adventures.
P. G. Wodehouse is well-known for his dry wit and ability to make readers laugh out loud. His Jeeves and Wooster series has spawned plays, movies and, most notably, a TV series starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie. Fortunately, the series also inspired Sebastian Faulks to pen Jeeves and the Wedding Bells, based on the adventures of the hapless Bertram Wooster and his 'gentlemen's personal gentleman' Jeeves.
For those unfamiliar with the series, Faulks gives enough detail in his story to get a good sense of backstory for Bertie and Jeeves. Wooster as the narrator is, well, perhaps not the most intellectually astute person, but one with a definite charm and sweetness that helps to soften the insipidity of the situations into which he often blunders. In the very stratified British class system, Bertie is a public- school-educated, old-money-type, with plenty of titled gentry amongst his relations and friends. Jeeves is ostensibly a servant, but he is much more than that to Bertie – and to everyone else he encounters. Head and shoulders above those he serves, Jeeves is the one who Bertie and most of his circle turn to when faced with crises of any kind.
The best thing about this new installment is that Faulks has emulated the characters so well that even a true admirer of Wodehouse will be impressed with the attention to detail here. The plot consists of Jeeves through a typically 'Woosterian' series of mistakes being forced to impersonate Lord Etringham in order to keep the peace among the aristocracy and to assist Bertie from accidentally becoming entangled with yet another well-heeled-yet-horrid debutante. As always, Bertie's efforts to assist Jeeves in his orderly plans cause further complications, but the reader knows that Jeeves will set everything right in the end.
Jeeves and the Wedding Bells is a sheer delight for those who have mourned the lack of Wodehouse- level writing since his death in 1975. There is no indication whether Faulks intends to continue writing further adventures with Jeeves and Wooster, but we can all hope that he does.
Roomies by Sara Zarr and Tara Altebrando is a new teen novel set during the summer between high school and college. Elizabeth and Lauren live on opposite ends of the country, so when they're paired as roommates for their first year of college at the University of California at Berkeley, they begin emailing to get to know one another and make plans for the fall.
Roomies begins in June, as Elizabeth sends her first email to Lauren immediately after receiving her housing information from Berkeley. Her enthusiasm surprises Lauren, who, after sharing a room at home with multiple younger siblings for most of her life, had been hoping for a single room. The girls continue to email throughout the summer, making plans and sharing personal details. At the same time, Elizabeth feels herself becoming disinterested with her friends at home and caught up in a new relationship with a seemingly perfect yet complicated guy. Meanwhile, Lauren is dealing with the idea of leaving her family behind as she heads off to college, as well as her feelings for her coworker, Keyon. As Elizabeth and Lauren help each other work through their respective problems, the two end up in a fight that puts their relationship as future roommates in jeopardy.
Roomies is a fun, realistic story that deals with many of the issues that arise for teens during the summer between high school and college. The mix of emails and prose makes for an interesting story that teens are sure to enjoy.
A recent book to hit our children's nonfiction shelves features an arresting cover image: a familiar red octagonal stop sign shape with the unexpected imperative "Go." This also happens to be the title of renowned book cover designer Chip Kidd's volume for the younger set, Go: A Kidd's Guide to Graphic Design. The text for this highly creative book begins right on the inside cover, grabbing readers and plunging them headfirst into the influence of graphic design.
Go teaches as much by example as it does by narrative. Kidd takes the reader on a vibrant, visual field trip through the real world, where we make choices based on the design choices of others. A soda can label, baseball, remote control and a hand-lettered chalkboard are examples of everyday items that are influenced (and influencing) by design. A timeline takes us carefully through high points in the history of graphic design, with pithy comments relating to the accompanying illustrations. Did you know that the familiar smiling logo for the children's toy Colorforms is an example of the simplicity of Bauhaus?
Never preachy, never boring, Kidd is the best art teacher you've never had. He takes on subjects like scale, focus, image quality, color theory and positive and negative space, bringing them to life in a memorable way. A fascinating chapter on typography, including a history of 30 different fonts, is set in the fonts themselves. Content gets its due ("form follows function"), as does concept ("your idea of what to do"). A final section is devoted to design projects, inviting readers to put what they've learned to use. Kidd encourages readers to share their creations online.
Go is one of five nominees for The YALSA Award for Excellence in Nonfiction, to be awarded by the Young Adult Library Services Association, a division of the American Library Association, at the end of January 2014. This book is highly recommended for not only older children but also for teens and adults as well.
Baltimore author Rafael Alvarez discusses his new book, Tales from the Holy Land, on Thursday, Jan. 16 at 7 p.m. at the North Point Branch. The former reporter for The Baltimore Sun and writer for The Wire recently answered questions for Between the Covers about his latest collection of short stories on the magic of old Baltimore.
Q. Your new collection of short stories, Tales from the Holy Land, comes out this month. If you had to choose one story that epitomizes the gritty resolve of your hometown, what would it be?
A. "Junie Bug," in which a man spends his life digging in Leakin Park for the body of his father; and "The Sacred Heart of Ruthie," in which an orphan raised by the Oblate Sisters of Providence grows up to be a heart surgeon.
Q. This is your third collection of short fiction. What makes you favor short stories as your literary medium? How did this latest book come about?
A. I write fiction every day – about a half hour to an hour a day – in between the journalism and screenwriting I have to do to make a living. When I have enough for a new book I string them together and because I always use the same cast of "Holy Land" characters – Basilio, Grandpop, Nieves, Orlo and Leini, Miss Bonnie – it reads more like a novelized "mural" than stand alone short stories. [As a] side note, the 2013 Nobel Prize winner, Alice Munro, works exclusively in the short story genre.
Q. As a former reporter for The Baltimore Sun and former writer for the HBO cop drama, The Wire, you have witnessed a lot of Baltimore's heartbreak. How do you keep cynicism from overtaking your writing?
A. There are two, maybe three Baltimores within the city. I have lived in Baltimore for all of my 55 years – was educated here, raised my children here – and have never been the victim of a crime. I am thankful for that, but I'm not ignorant of how fortunate I am to have been born into the 1960s middle-class and not the entrenched underclass. I keep cynicism away from my art and my soul by means of hope, which I incorporate into both, by believing that the more you give away the more hopeful you become.
Q. Talk a little bit about your family background and its influence on your fiction writing.
A. The best answer to this question is found in the story The Fountain of Highlandtown, which won the 1994 Baltimore City Artscape fiction award and is included in Tales from the Holy Land. The story was my first real success in the world of fiction and, in many ways, is the provenance for all of the stories to come.
Check out Old Mikamba Had a Farm by Rachel Isadora, a fresh rendition of the classic nursery song set in majestic Africa. The illustrations radiate in vibrant collages through the use of pencil shading, newspaper clippings, textile designs and watercolor. With all new animal sounds, you can find out along with your child what noises warthogs, springboks and dassies make. Perfect for preschool through second grade, this bright picture book's melody and theme are familiar enough to have children singing along while introducing lesser known animals to help broaden both their vocabulary and global cultural awareness. The glossary of animals in the back is a fun and informative feature, too.
Off to Market, written by Elizabeth Dale and illustrated by Erika Pal, tells the story of a drive to market on Joe's bus. While driving through a Ugandan town, Joe picks up a variety of community members such as women with baskets of fruit, a woman with two goats and an elderly nun. However, trouble begins when Joe's generosity causes him to overload the bus with passengers. It's up to the little boy Keb to save the day with heart, smarts and kindness.
In The Race for the Chinese Zodiac, Gabrielle Wang introduces the 12 animals who raced across a river in order to have a year named for them by the Jade Emperor. From the courageous tiger to the wise snake, each animal is exquisitely illustrated by Sally Rippin, who used Chinese painting techniques. This fanciful retelling shows the character traits each beast embodies as they brave the waters to claim a cherished spot. The descriptions of each zodiac animal, their years and their attributes make this an easy yet delightful way to introduce children to the Chinese zodiac.
If losing weight and getting in shape top your New Year's resolutions, three new books will help you maximize success. One celebrity chef and two fitness superstars offer diverse plans which all share the foundations of healthy eating and exercise and promise an end result of melting pounds away.
Super Shred: The Big Results Diet by Dr. Ian Smith is a more concentrated program utilizing the principles and building blocks behind Smith's previous bestseller, Shred. Diet confusion, meal replacement, frequent meals and snacks throughout the day will keep metabolism stoked and reduce hunger pangs. This is the program for those looking to get lean fast or those who have had past success on other programs and need a quick refresher. Smith, a co-host of The Doctors, and medical contributor to the Rachael Ray Show, has a strong social media presence and stays connected with his Shredder Nation via Facebook and Twitter.
Celebrity New York chef Rocco DeSpirito offers a lifestyle plan for dieters to lose up to five pounds every five days in The Pound a Day Diet. This Mediterranean style program allows enjoyment of favorite foods while still losing weight. DeSpirito provides alternatives for weekday and weekend dining with healthy recipes for 28 days. He also shares alternatives for those with no time or inclination to cook. The menus are complemented by his 13-week exercise program which outlines calories lost during various exercises.
One of The Biggest Loser's trainers, Dolvett Quince, reveals his method of losing pounds fast without feeling deprived in The 3-1-2-1 Diet: Eat and Cheat Your Way to Weight Loss. Quince focuses on mental fitness so the physical transformation can follow. His clean eating plan must be adhered to for three days, but then it's cheat day! Pizza, ice cream or a glass of wine are all permissible indulgences and these cheat days help satisfy physical and psychological cravings while upping metabolism. Quince's detailed workout regime is all part of his straightforward plan which takes dieters from inception through maintenance.
In September of 1944, in the final year of World War II, a B-24 bomber piloted by Jack Arnett and carrying 10 servicemen plummeted into the western Pacific Ocean near the Micronesian islands of Palau. The wreckage of the plane disappeared, and the men were presumed dead though no bodies were found. Baltimore author Wil S. Hylton examines the quest of the man who worked to unravel the mystery of crash and the fate of the men on board in Vanished: The Sixty-Year Search for the Missing Men of World War II.
In 1993, middle-aged medical researcher Pat Scannon was a novice scuba diver, so when an invitation came to search for the underwater ruins of a sunken Japanese hospital ship supposedly laden with gold stolen during WWII, he was hesitant to accept. While diving on the trip, Scannon saw a wing of a different submerged American plane and became determined to answer the question of what happened to Arnett's aircraft and crew. He assumed that, due to the massive size of a B-24 bomber, he'd locate the crash site fairly quickly; instead, his detective work spanned more than 10 years.
Hylton documents the details of Scannon's research utilizing books, government documents, archival material and networking with veterans and military contacts. Yet, Vanished is far more than a paper trail. Particularly compelling are the parallel stories of Scannon, the crew members and their families who had been waiting for nearly 60 years for information about the fate of their loved ones. Vanished is a moving account of one man's determination to lay to rest with honor a forgotten crew of our country's airmen.
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Shepherd Neame in Faversham, Kent, has lent its weight to a national campaign from the Society of Independent Brewers.
Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer, was one of the 25 brewers to take a role in the short film featuring its head brewer David Holmes.
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17 March 2011
A Shepherd Neame pub has helped raise almost £400 for Help For Heroes after hosting a night of classic swing sounds.
The Aviator on the Isle of Sheppey was the venue for the latest stage of the Frankie Martin Great British Pub Tour, in which the former soldier performs one gig a night for a year at venues around the country in aid of the forces' charity.
16 March 2011
Shepherd Neame's Canterbury Jack is back!
It benefits from a light, floral citrus aroma, delivering a highly refreshing pale ale fit for the hot summer months.
Canterbury Jack – named after an early hop grown in Kent – is the perfect accompaniment to fish, pasta and chicken dishes.
Shepherd Neame, the Kent-based brewer and pub operator, today announces results for the 26 weeks ended 25 December 2010.Highlights include: Turnover up 1.6% to £61.7m (2009: £60.8m)
Operating profit level at £6.4m (2009: £6.4m)
Earnings per £1 share 26.7p (2009: 28.7p)
Interim dividend 4.80p per £1 'A' "Ordinary Share (2009: 4.75p)
Record beer volume
15 March 2011
There's something spooky going on at Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer.
The Faversham brewery has a plethora of ghosts and spirits, but recently staff have noticed an increase in paranormal activity and even reported sightings of a feline ghost.
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Asahi Petax Magnifier 2x - in original black leather box, mint condition. Shipping and PayPal fees paid by you
So I've got this Ilford darkroom manual for P-30 Ilfochromes. It's a color photocopy that's in decent condition, originally published Sept. 1987, with a October 2001 addendum.
I've got this sitting around my library, even though I've never made an Ilfochrome, and likely never will.
Glad to mail it out to whoever wants/needs it. Priority given to anyone willing to scan it and "set it free" (about 60 pgs.).
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Well 1st of all I have tried a number of times to post questions and also responses with each time a message came up that my post had to be reviewed by the system admin or moderator or something like that.
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I have just ordered the recomended books for building my own outdoor WFO and I am waiting for them to be delivered. However before I get them a stupid question comes to mind - I have gone online and have watched a number of your postings on the construction and one thing is puzzling. In most cases, not all, the 1st pour on the supporting slab is perlite concrete. This is not a structural concrete. I would think that this concrete would be better suited under the refactory or fire brick.
Can anyone shead some light on this matter. If I'm lucky enough to get this thread to post.
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I was worried about the same thing. But the perlite insulating slab (poured over the steel reinforced concrete slab) only has to hold up under compression. Normal concrete is good to 3000psi. The insulating slab only has to support a few pounds per square inch. Practically nothing.
Edit: There is another design out there where the insulating slab hangs beneath the structual slab via nails set at angles between the two layers
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That's correct, the perlite layer only has to support the weight of the dome, and if you mix it in the proper ratios, it will have no problem doing just that.
If you add a stone veneer around your dome as I did you will probably want to keep the perlite layout out from under that as the weight of all the stone can get up there, or at least if you go as high as I did.
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Here is a calculation I did in another thread:
Do the calculations as to actual loading and you will be surprised. Assuming a 36" firebrick dome and a 3000 pound load of firebrick, parging, etc, that gives you a floor loading of :
38.25(center line of firebrick for a 36" diameter dome) * 3.1416 = 120.2 (circumference) x 4.5 (width of firebrick) =540.75 Square Inches of bearing surface, more or less.
3000 / 540.75 = 5.54 pounds per square inch compressive weight on your substrate.
Normal concrete has a compressive strength of around 3000 PSI and pink closed cell foam insulation is around 25 PSI so other than shrinkage issues as it dries, no worries.
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You mentioned the purchase of books. One widely read book on oven building has the perlcrete insulation layer under the supporting slab. Avoid this method like the plague, as heating up the reinforced concrete slab will prevent your oven from reaching pizza temperatures without burning forests of wood.
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I estimate that a 5:1 vermiculite:cement mix is good for about 40-50 pounds per square inch.
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I'm also wondering the same thing here. Is this using the reguler vermiculite that you can get from garden centers for growing aplications or is there a certain type used in this aplication which is designed to support the load?
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Cement/Vermiculite 28-day PSI
1/6 -----------------135-175
Those are lab made and cured numbers, in the field it is probably 70% of those figures.
Regular vermiculite is OK.
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Thanks a lot Tscarborough.
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Thanks Tscarborough.
Even using a 2x safety factor my 50 psi is conservative.
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By David Pringle, New Jersey Campaign Director
New Jersey courts have repeatedly found Exxon and its Linden and Bayonne refineries liable for 100 years of pollution and destruction of 1500 acres of forest, wetland, tideland, meadow, groundwater and waterways.
The company is on the hook for basic clean-up costs and natural resource damages (NRD, additional costs for restoration and the public's lost use of land, water and other natural resources). However, Exxon has dragged its feet on the clean-up and is still contesting the assessed NRD.
Just before a judge was to rule on how much Exxon would be forced to pay in NRD, the Christie Administration proposed a settlement. Although the state's own scientific experts documented $8.9 billion in NRD at the two refinery sites, the settlement proposes only $225 million — less than 3 cents on the dollar. Read more
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I'm teach Kindergarten to 5th grade music, and we normally sit in a circle on the floor during class. I was wondering if these chairs would work as comfortable support for the kids' backs, but could also be quickly put away when we got up to do movement activities. Also, would they be durable enough to stand up to being used for five 50 minute classes of children each day?
These chairs are great for back support, and, if you have the funds to get one for every student would for sure hold up to the serious abuse kids can dish out. They are also super easy to fold up and stow away, I'm picturing a long hook to hang them from their carrier handles.
I'm a teacher, too, and that sounds like a good idea EXCEPT.... these chairs would be very "fun" for the kids. When you sit down they lean back a bit and you can easily tilt your whole body back to rest just on your butt. I can totally picture kids rocking back and forth in these things, some falling backwards, possibly getting hurt. I feel like it would be more of a distraction for them than a comfort. And I think the kindergarten kids would be a bit too small to fit in the chair properly.
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I've spoken before about what can influence gamers purchasing decisions about which console they are going to buy. And let's not forget that most people haven't yet bought a current-gen console, so the market is still to play for. Although price, advertising, peer pressure and graphics can all help a console to sell, the largest factor has to be the games.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO The Columbus Blue Jackets have assigned center Ryan Johansen to the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League, club Executive Vice President and General Manager Scott Howson announced today.Johansen, 20, has collected two assists and two penalty minutes in 10 games with the Blue Jackets this season. He began the 2012-13 campaign with Springfield, tallying 14-13-27 with 12 penalty minutes and a 11 plusminus rating in 34 games.The Port Moody, British Columbia native has registered 9-14-23 and 26 penalty minutes in 77 career NHL games, including 9-12-21 and 24 penalty minutes in 67 games as a rookie in 2011-12. Columbus first pick, fourth overall in the 2010 NHL Draft, he registered 65-96-161 and 117 penalty minutes in 134 career Western Hockey League games with the Portland Winterhawks from 2009-11.The Blue Jackets return to action on Thursday when they host the Calgary Flames at Nationwide Arena. Game time is 7 p.m. ET. Live coverage on FOX Sports Ohio HD begi...
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This is a simply beautiful apartment in a luxury development only a few minutes walk from the heart of Benahavis with stunning, uninterrupted views over the river and the mountains. Spacious and stylishly furnished this is one of the the finest apartments available in the village. Bedrooms can be set up as two twin, or a twin and a double. There is a large terrace with bbq, sunlounges, table and chairs with fantastic views of the mountains and park.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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|Costa Del Sol 7 km
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|Nearest airport: Malaga 75 km
|Family friendly
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Log fire, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|King Beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
There are two bedrooms each with their own bathrooms. Bedrooms can be set up as two twins or a twin and a double.
Whilst this is termed a ground floor apartment there are a few steps leading down to the entrance of the apartment. There is a lift available from the underground carpark up to the front door.
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Very large ground floor terrace with built in BBQ. There is a pool which is fenced off and is very safe for children and is literally on your doorstep!
The Andalucia region
Over 300 days of sunshine every year, a beautiful coastline with fabulous beaches, enchanting towns and villages, magnificent countryside, stylish resorts, sophisticated nightlife, superb shopping and an amazing choice of golf courses make the Costa del Sol a perfect choice for a holiday.
The area offers something for everyone - families, couples, groups of friends and golfers.
Marbella stretches along some 27 kilometres of coastline from Cabopino to San Pedro and boasts some of the finest beaches of the Costa del Sol.
Marbella is split into several districts - Marbella East, Marbella Centre, Puerto Banus, Nueva Andalucia and San Pedro. It is a town that offers not only an international jet-set scene but also a typically Andalucian ambience and is a golfer's paradise.
Stroll around the beautifully managed parks and gardens or the narrow streets of Marbella's romantic 'Casco Antiguo' (Old Town), steeped in history and so typically Andalucian. Everything you could need is found here surrounded by an incomparable landscape of sea and mountains.
Marbella Centre comprises the Old Town, centre, beach front (Paseo Maritimo), the sports and fishing ports. Head along the Golden Mile out of Marbella to reach world famous Puerto Banus. Built around the marina, where some of the most magnificent yachts lay at anchor Puerto Banus was developed as an exclusive playground in the 1970's yet still retains the Andalucian character with traditionally narrow streets and white-washed buildings.
Benahavis is a delightful mountain village overlooking the Guadalmina River .'
In many ways one of Andalucía's best kept secrets Benahavis is just 7 km into the mountains from the main coast road, immediately west of San Pedro de Alcántara and only minutes away from Marbella and Puerto Banus.
The name of Benahavis comes from the Arab - ben Havís - and means son of Havís, who was an eleventh century Moorish prince.
The village itself is a delightful pueblo, with narrow cobbled streets, that still keep the original Moorish layout, pretty houses, a few shops and a simply amazing choice of restaurants. It is known locally as the Rincón de la Gastronomía.
There are a few little shops for essentials , a pharmacy, 2 banks and several lovely galleries including that of the famous sculptor David Marshall. There are several excellent supermarkets a ten minute drive away.
You can be in San Pedro in about 15 minutes and here you will find many delightful shops and there is an excellent market on Thursdays.
Puerto Banus with its nightlife, marina stylish shops, bars and restaurants is about 20 minutes away and Marbella just a little further. The whole area with the beaches and golf courses of the Costa Del Sol offers a tremendous range of activities.
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6 Aug 2013
"First class accommodation in a beautiful resort."
We have just returned from a memorable and most relaxing stay in this apartment. We have stayed in Benahavis before, but this accommodation was the best we have had. It was extremely spacious, well equipped and most tastefully decorated. The balcony, with it's dining and sunbathing areas. was simply ideal and certainly met all of our needs. We spent many a restful, peaceful hour there, soaking up the sun and admiring the absolutely stunning views. We found the apartment to be very private and the whole of the complex was so well cared for and secure. The grounds, with their abundance of foliage and flowers, as well as the pool area were delightful. The owner was so helpful and thoughtful and made the booking process and our stay there, so easy from beginning to end. The village, with its choice of wonderful restaurants, beautiful park and walks and excellent amenities, is ideal for people of all ages. We will certainly be booking this apartment again.
15 Apr 2013
"Great Break in the Sun"
We travelled with two children 9 and 10. The apartment had all the home comforts and a lovely sunny balcony in the morning with a great view. The village is very nice with may great nature walks. In April is was too cold for the outdoor swimming pools although it was defniniitely hot enough for sun bathing. . We used the table tennis table and driving range. If you don't have golf membership but want to play then there is a Pay and Play par 3 course on the main road to San Pedro. We also woudl recommend the Amazonian Adventure 'Go Ape' style zip wire park near Marbella. The village of Ojen nearby is also a stunning visit. Ronda is also worth a visit. With cheap flights to Malaga, this was a brilliant family break.
3 Apr 2012
"Stunning views! Perfect for relaxation"
We booked this property to explore the area as we had not visited this part of Spain.
The owners were very helpful in the booking process and we were looking forward to our stay. We were warned by the owners in a telephone call of strike action affecting Spain the day after our arrival, which we were not aware of, and this illustrated the care and attention the owners give to make your stay as good as possible.
The apartment did not disappoint, it had everything we needed, was very clean and well equipped and we had a welcome pack on arrival. We weren't expecting this, but it was very welcome and meant we could have some lunch then go out to stock up in the local supermarket.
The information left in the apartment for visitors was very comprehensive, about the apartment itself, the complex and the local area. We viewed several properties whilst we were away, and felt the nicest we saw was the apartment at Las Mozas. The rooms were spacious, the terrace has stunning views over the mountains and it was so relaxing to sit there and watch the swallows and birds. We enjoyed exploring the town, restaurants and local,park which the apartment overlooks. The pool was a lovely place to relax. We drove to the beach at San Pedro and enjoyed a walk on the promenade, stopping for a very good value cup of coffee and to enjoy the view. We all want to come back to Benahavis and will definitely stay again at this apartment.
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