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You could cut out all the tallest stems at the base. This would leave more light and air for the shorter ones and stimulate fresh new stems and foliage. Give it a good drink of liquid seaweed or tomato fertiliser and a handful of slow release feed such as blood fish and bone or pelleted chicken manure.
That should perk it up.
Looks like a star dahlia to me - http://www.dahliaworld.co.uk/stars.htm
I tried the first series of this hoping for gardening content but I don't like most of the gardens they do and absolutely do not like all the maudlin stuff. Have to wonder how long such gardens will alst and who will maintain them because gardens are not static and need upkeep.
I really do wish he'd do another proper, intelligent and informative gardening series like How To Be a Gardener. It could be based on front gardens, gardening for therapy, gardening for pleasure, gardening for wildlife, gardening to eat, gardening in the community but please, not gardening for sentimentality.
I wonder if 1 could be a philadelphus but it may well be a kolkwitzia if the reverse of the petals is pink. Too fuzzy to see well.
Agree that 2 is likely to be a weigelia and then phygelius and hebe but we really need clearer photos.
Take up the slabs, fill holes with soil or compost. Sow grass seed.
Voila! No more edging. Unless of course you still need to be able to walk across the lawn when it's frozen in winter.
Have you been watering it at all? It's a bit young and new to have established enough roots to cope with the very dry spring so may be struggling to get enough food and water to maintain old leaves whilst growing new ones.
I also plant mine deep so they don't rock. The best way I've found to encourage hearting up is to plant closer than the recommended distances. I put mine in at a Wolf trowel's length apart which means I get smaller cabbages but there are only 3 of us so that's fine. It works well too for my broccoli and PSB and kale and cavolo nero and, this year, for my kohlrabi which is so much juicier and tastier than shop bought specimens.
I used to buy online form big Dutch suppliers but now find everything I need in my local supermarket and garden centre as their ranges have improved - lots of alliums and nectarospordums and leucojomum and crocuses and species tulips and short daffs because hybrid tulips never survive winter here and tall daffs get their stems snapped in strong winds.
Gardeners World magazine and this website are independent of the BBC and have to fund themselves. It can't be that hard to turn the page and ignore the ads. The alternative is a more expensive magazine.
Climbing plants that flower over long periods need a great deal of nourishment and watering and I personally feel it's a bit much to ask of a rose or clematis to thirve, year after year, in the same pot of compost unless you can guarantee that you can feed and water adequately.
I suggest you have a play with annual climbers. There's a colourful range to grow from seed or from plugs and small plants available from garden centre. Most are not hardy so need to be grown on till all fear of frosts is over. Have a look at the info here - https://www.rhs.org.uk/Advice/Profile?PID=590
If you really do want permanent plants, have a look at repeat flowering ramblers such as Malvern Hills (pale yellow) or Snow Goose (white) which have good perfume, Narrow Water (pale pink), Phyllis Bide (pink) and Rambling Rosie (pinky red), Red New Dawn, Super Dorothy (deep pink) and Super Elfin and Super Excelsa - both red.
Ramblers can be trained over arches more easily that climbers and all of the above will flower through the summer if kept well fed and watered. They will need the best compost you can buy such as John Innes no 3 mixed with a bit of multi purpose for water retention and an annual spring feed of slow release rose fertiliser plus weekly liquid feeds of tomato food or comfrey tea form April to late June. Feeding later than this produces soft growth which doesn't have time to harden off before winter frosts. Keep on removing the spent flowers to stop them spending energy on hips and encourage more flowers.


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Optical coherence tomography in retinal detachment cases
Article first published online: 11 AUG 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1755-3768.2011.4411.x
2011 Acta Ophthalmologica
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Special Issue: Abstracts from the 2011 European Association for Vision and Eye Research Conference
Volume 89, Issue Supplement s248, page 0, September 2011
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Purpose To report the contribution of optical coherence tomography (OCT) in the assessment of macular pathology following retinal detachment surgery.
Methods OCT imaging was employed to assess macular pathology following pars plana vitrectomy or scleral buckling for the management of retinal detachment cases.
Results The presence of persistent subretinal fluid, cystoid macular oedema and the formation of epiretinal membranes or macular holes were demonstrated during optical coherence tomography imaging postoperatively. In the era of spectral domain OCT greater attention has also been directed in the evaluation of any alteration, and/or disruption of the junction line between photoreceptor inner and outer segments and in the external limiting membrane. An attempt has also be made to correlate the anatomical results following surgery with visual recovery.
Conclusion OCT imaging enhances the visualization of macular anatomy following retinal detachment surgery. A correlation between anatomical and functional results can be established in some cases.

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Good job to the two pilots.
The good news is that this type of thing is so rare that it makes the newspapers whenever it happens (unlike even fatal auto accidents).
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@S: Yes, this is rare.
Good thing he had an instructor on board.
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Following the re-signing of second year player Philip Supernaw on March 11th, the Texans now have five tight ends on their roster including reserve/future signing Jake Byrne. Houston's number one tight end is Owen Daniels, who finished last season with 62 receptions, 716 yards and six touchdowns, earning him a spot on the Pro Bowl roster. Daniels has been with Houston for six years and has been an solid starter from the beginning.
Daniels' backup is Garrett Graham, who emerged as a starter in the making last season when he had to fill in for Daniels briefly because of an injury. Graham didnt get a lot of playing time, but when he did he made the most of it, rallying up 28 receptions, 263 yards and three touchdowns–not bad numbers considering who he's playing behind. One thing most people don't know is that Daniels, Graham and Byrne all played their college football at the University of Wisconsin, while Supernaw played at Ouachita Baptist and Logan Brock played at TCU.
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Derek Trucks backs luck with hard work
Blues-rock guitar virtuoso Derek Trucks seems like he's caught all the breaks.
Trucks grew up with music in his blood -- nephew to Butch Trucks of the Allman Brothers Band, he was surrounded by blues and rock royalty from day one. By age 9, his guitar skills already were undeniable, and he was sitting in with local blues bands.
"They invited me on the road, and one thing led to another," Trucks says. "A lot of times when you're that young, you don't really think a lot about it. Some things come naturally. I have two kids now, ages 7 and 5, and I see how some things come really easily to them. That's just what it was -- I stumbled into the right thing at the right time."
Now, he's finally at the age where he's not the youngest guy in the room -- 30. In the blues world, though, he's still a baby. Even his wife, blues singer Susan Tedeschi, is eight years older.
The Derek Trucks Band is headlining the final day of the AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival in Johnstown on Sunday, the renamed successor to the Johnstown FolkFest.
All this luck -- genetic or otherwise -- tends to obscure the sheer amount of work that goes into being Derek Trucks.
"There have been years where it's been well over 200 gigs in a year," says Trucks, speaking from a hotel room somewhere on the road. "Probably pushing 250, at times. Between the two bands, sometimes three (hundred), sometimes four (hundred) -- it gets pretty wild."
First, Trucks is a full-fledged member of the legendary Allman Brothers Band. Then he's got his own band. He also toured with the guitar gods' guitar god, Eric Clapton.
"Luckily, he's a real inviting, down-to-earth guy," Trucks says. "He made me feel welcome, which makes all the difference. When you're playing with somebody of that caliber, you certainly take it seriously and bring your best game."
That might sound like a dream come true to anyone who's ever picked up a guitar -- and it is -- but that doesn't mean it's easy. Even for one of the best slide guitar players on the planet.
"In 2006, I was touring with my band, the Allman Brothers Band, and Clapton, all at the same time," Trucks says. "It was three pretty distinctive ways to travel. My band had just moved up to a tour bus, so we weren't at the bottom rung -- which we were pumped about, actually -- but it was still getting three rooms at the Holiday Inn, and everybody bunks together. Then it was the Allman Brothers, two or three steps up. Then it's the Clapton tour -- the nicest hotels in the world and private jets."
Curiously, Trucks says he found the same highs and lows at every level.
"What really makes it is how content you are in the music you're playing," he says. "A great show makes or breaks a day, no matter what level you're on."
This path wasn't as inevitable for Trucks as it seems.
"I guess at one point, when I turned 15 or 16 and started traveling heavily with my own group, I intentionally distanced myself from the Allman Brothers' music," Trucks says. "With my name, and that connection, that's what people would come to hear.
"I played, essentially, in an instrumental trio -- music that would run a lot of the blues police and Allman Brothers fans out of the room."
Discovering avant-garde jazz like Sun Ra and Albert Ayler was a revelation for the young guitarist. But after a while, he found himself drawn back into the family business -- blues and rock.
"In doing that, you end up stumbling across a lot of what made bands like the Allmans so great," Trucks says. "A lot of the freedom and improvisational flourishes -- I think when I came back to my roots, I was better equipped to do it legitimately.
"I think it just makes you hone your craft that much more. The problem with music that's derivative of something else, or bands that just aren't quite getting the point, is really that it's all surface. You can hear the influences right up front, but you can tell they didn't go deeper. They didn't go 200 pages in. I think playing that music gives you greater insight into the common threads that run through all great music."Additional Information:
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Title: Controlling native chickasaw plum
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:How do we kill the chickasaw plum? We have an abundance and want to get rid of them.
Gee, we kind of hate to see you do that. Prunus angustifolia (Chickasaw plum) is a nice shrub or small tree, with edible fruit that makes good jam and jellies. See this USDA Forest Service Chickasaw Plum for more information. It can become invasive, as you have apparently learned, because of the fruit drop, reseeding itself. It has lovely spring flowers and attracts birds; but, again, those birds eat the fruit, and drop the seed, propagating the plant again. And, of course, there are those thorn-like side branches.
However, you know what you need to do with your own property better than we do. Just like most garden jobs, there is no quick and easy way to do this. We found this website from Ohio State University Extension on Controlling Undesirable Trees. The best and most thorough way is to dig up the plant. This is probably more labor intensive than what you had in mind, but in the case of smaller shrubs, it will prevent further fruiting that will spread the plant. The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center neither recommends for nor against use of herbicides; however, it is sometimes necessary for certain purposes. From several sources, we gathered the information that the best thing is to cut the tree down, as close to the ground as possible, preferably in summer. Within 5 minutes, the cut surfaces should be treated with the appropriate herbicide. You could spray the herbicide, but if you are concerned about drift from wind, use a disposable paint brush and brush it thoroughly. Be very careful about getting the herbicide in the soil, as you don't want to poison it for more desirable plants in the future. At some point, depending on the future use of the land, you will probably want to come back and grub out the roots and stump.
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1. What do the Chandlers often do near Meg while ignoring her?
2. Who is said to likely have a disease after sexual interaction with Meg?
3. What is Meg standing on while tied up and blindfolded?
4. Who reminds Meg that she can run away?
5. Who rapes Meg?
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2. Who has nightmares about Meg and what do they do about them?
3. After David stays away from Donny for some time, what does he then learn from Donny about the treatment Meg is currently enduring?
4. Discuss Ruth's health in Chapter 35.
5. Discuss the emotions David feels in Chapter 25 when he sees Meg being abused.
6. Discuss the conversation David and Susan have in Chapter 43.
7. What information does Donny tell David in Chapter 27?
8. What happens when Ruth tells Meg that Susan will have to clean up the tea that is spilled?
9. What is Meg's response when David reminds her she can escape?
10. Discuss David's visit with Susan while Meg is being tortured in Chapter 34?
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Discuss and describe the relationship between Donny and David and the role it plays in the story.
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Compare Meg to the title of the story. Is there a connection to Meg and the title "The Girl Next Door".
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A federal judge has ruled in favor of a hotly-debated power line project in the Poconos.
A judge has dismissed an attempt by environmental groups to block construction of the Susquehanna-Roseland power line next week.
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Joe Yudin owns Touring Israel, a company that specializes in "Lifestyle" tours of Israel. Leaving the Tel Aviv metropolis of "Gush Dan" (the Dan Enclave) on route 1 heading southeast, passing the airport and starting a slow ascent up the Judean Hills between Ramle and Jerusalem is an interesting drive. There seems to be a story around every twist in the road, in the wadis, the dirt roads that crisscross the hills, the ruined buildings and burned out armored vehicles. Just twenty minutes outside of the city, on a one mile stretch of the main road to Jerusalem just past the intersection with Highway 6, you are officially entering first into what was "No man's land" between 1948 and 1967 and then the West Bank. Looking out to the north you can see where Israeli towns and villages stop amongst the trees, gardens and blossoming fields of the kibbutzim, and the beige desert like conditions of the Palestinian areas begin. Approaching Latrun Interchange you will see the hill to the south and an old British police station, now an Armored Corp base and memorial called Latrun. There are no Palestinian villages on this small stretch of highway, and the ride up the mountains, through Shaar HaGuy and into Jerusalem is pleasant, safe and beautifully green. However it wasn't always this way.In February of 1947, The British threw their hands up and turned over the future of the former Ottoman District of Palestine to the United Nations. This newly created body would decide its fate which had been run by the British since the end of World War I by mandate of the League of Nations. On November 29th, 1947 The UN voted to divide what was left of Palestine (what is now Jordan had been lopped of Palestine by the British in 1921) between Jews and Arabs based on where the two populations lived while trying to maintain contiguous territory for both nations. The Jews celebrated and accepted this plan, the Arabs rejected it out of hand and the very next day Jews all over Palestine were attacked.As you drive up to Jerusalem between Latrun and Castel, you will see some of the battle scars of this civil war in Palestine between the local Jews and Arabs. Dozens of burnt out Israeli armored vehicles were strewn across this road as the Arab villagers who once lived in the hills far above the road, blocked it from Jewish travel, shooting at anyone who dared try to get up to Jerusalem. The Jewish forces of the Hagana didn't have tanks or other heavy vehicles to try to break the blockade, and the British army kept their ban on weapons intact until their withdrawal on May 15, 1948, so the Jewish underground had to make do with what they had in order to try and break the blockade of 100,000 Jewish civilians in Jerusalem who were now without food, water and electricity. All they had were pickup trucks. The Hagana tried to make their own armor by soldering two steel sheets on the trucks which earned them the name "sandwich trucks". The steel only slowed down the Arab villagers' bullets enough to stop them from exiting the trucks – the bullets would ricochet around inside. The trucks soon earned the name "deathtraps". These trucks are scattered about Shaar HaGuy (Bab al Wad) which contains the road you are traveling on. Look out for these trucks, now monuments to the fallen soldiers trying to free Jerusalem. They are painted reddish-brown and beige.Between the end of November and mid April 1948 the Jews were on the defensive and the local Arab forces would attack Jews wherever they could: on buses, in the work place, on the roads, in their homes, etc. It was basically a guerrilla war against Jewish civilians - not about conquering territory. In early April the Hagana went on the offensive. One of the key battles was at Castel, an Arab village at the top of Bab al Wad overlooking the main roads to Jerusalem. If the blockade was to be ended and Jerusalem freed, this village would have to be conquered. Operation Nahshon (Nahshon was the biblical character who was the first to step between the parted waters of the Red Sea during the Exodus from Egypt) began on the night of April 2nd and 3rd. A "Special Forces" unit of the Hagana called the Palmah - or "Strike Force" - conquered the small hilltop village of Castel without meeting much resistance. Other villages along the road were captured in the next few days and many Arab villagers began to panic and flee. On the 5th of April, the first convoy of food, water and medical equipment made its way on this road up to Jerusalem. Castel's Palmah soldiers were relieved and second line troops with no combat experience from the Etzioni Brigade were stationed there. Kadir al-Husseni, the commander of the Palestinian "forces" realized the importance of Castel and immediately amassed hundreds of militiamen, both locals and volunteers from as far away as Iraq and started to pick away at the Jewish soldiers. The British who had sent a force in to stop any further violence, silently withdrew. For the next three days the Etzioni Brigade at Castel were bombarded and the village had become completely empty of civilians. No reinforcements ever came. On the night of the 7th and 8th the Arabs attacked with hundreds of forces reaching the first row of houses but the Etzioni Brigade beat them back. The following morning a fog had set in over Castel and al-Hussieni approached to find the outcome of the battle. Seeing a man approaching the Hagana sentry thought it was reinforcements and called out in Arabic "Up here boys!" Al-Husseini responded "Hello boys!". Recognizing that the accent was not Jewish Meir Kariyol fired his rifle through the fog killing the Arab commander.Knowing only that their leader was missing, buses, trucks and donkeys began arriving at Castel with thousands of Arabs and their weapons. By noon Castel was under a major assault on all sides. As the Etzioni Brigade finally began their retreat, the Palmah reinforcements finally arrived. The Arabs now controlled the high ground. The Palmah officers ordered all troops to retreat as the officers themselves took up positions to cover the retreat of their own soldiers. The officers were soon overrun but they fought until their deaths; some of them taking their own lives rather than being captured, tortured and abused.The Arabs soon found what they were looking for: al-Hussieni's body. They carried it up to Jerusalem to the Temple Mount for burial. Almost every Arab in the area followed the funeral procession. Yigal Yadin, Hagana general (and archaeologist-excavator at Masada) saw an opening and commanded the Palmah to retake the Castel and reopen the road to Jerusalem which they did on April 9th. There was no resistance. They did find however plenty of Palmah bodies – 75 had died in the battle - dismembered and mutilated. The village was leveled, its inhabitants not allowed to return.Castel is accessible by exiting to the south at the HarEl Exchange off of route 1 just before the Motza turn in the road to Jerusalem. Check out the "Mukhtar's home at the summit, as well as the model of Bab-al Wad, the model of the sandwich trucks, the trenches, the bunkers and the memorials to those who fell on both sides of the summit.Joe Yudin became a licensed tour guide in 1999. He completed his Master's degree at the University of Haifa in the Land of Israel Studies and is currently studying toward a PhD.
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Trey Freeman transfers closer to home, lands at Old Dominion
Jun 3, 2013, 5:34 PM EDT
Former Campbell guard Trey Freeman has found a new program.
The junior-to-be will be taking his 14.3 points, 5.8 assists and 3.2 rebound-per-game averages from last season to Old Dominion next year, according to multiple reports.
The 6-2 native of Virginia Beach, Va. was the workhorse for the Fighting Camels the last two seasons, averaging 32 and 37.2 minutes per game and shooting 87.1 and 82.8 percent from the free throw line. He did all this while playing a majority of the season with a broken bone in his right foot.
Freeman was the 2011-12 Big South Conference Freshman of the Year, averaging 13.9 points and 3.8 assists two seasons ago.
Freeman expressed a desire to be closer to home when the transfer announcement was made. The Norfolk, Va. campus is 33 minutes from his hometown.
Campbell point guard Trey Campbell transferring to Old Dominion, according to reports. Really nice pickup. Very impressed with him.
— Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) June 3, 2013
It's a bit of a lateral move for Freeman, who goes from a mediocre-at-best situation in terms of teams, to a team that fired it's coach — Blaine Taylor — mid-season and replaced him with former American coach Jeff Jones, who is tasked with helping the Monarchs get off the floor after a 5-25 record in 2012-13. This season came just two removed from winning back-to-back Colonial Athletic Association tournament championships.
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Reviews and approves detailed engineering analyses and ensures that clear and concise reports for non- technical audiences are understandable. Drafts changes to engineering ordinances. Determines compliance of construction plans with City codes. Supervises work efforts and assignments of Sr. Civil Engineers, Civil Engineers and Construction Coordinators. Assists coordination staff with communication and issue resolution process regarding infrastructure issues. Job Title: Civil Engineer, Principal Job Code: 2086 Page 2 Makes recommendations for potential evolution of project coordination caseload determination responsibilities. Participates in policy development and actual resolution of infrastructure conflicts within either the department or the organization. Supervise the ROW Management Program – acts a resource for Community Development/Engineering related issues. Coordinates communication of engineering issues within department and organization master planning team. 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Establish and maintain effective working relationships with City staff and the general public. Education and Experience Any combination of education and experience equivalent to a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a closely related technical design field and a minimum of five years professional level experience to include a minimum of two years in progressively greater leadership rolls . Licensing and Other Requirements Must possess and maintain a valid Arizona driver's license with no major driving citations within the past 39 months. Registration as a Professional Civil Engineer in the State of Arizona. Other pertinent licenses and/or certifications may be required of some positions depending on department/section assignment. SUPERVISION RECEIVED AND EXERCISED - Works under general supervision of the City Engineer. - Supervisory responsibilities lead specific and task oriented teams and direct daily operational work of other engineers and professional staff, depending on assignment. WORK ENVIRONMENT/PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job or that an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. 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Warriors stalwart Jerome Ropati says the work being done now isn't just about getting the players fit - it's also about putting the foundations in place for next year's campaign.
The arrival of new coach Matt Elliott and his team has been like a broom sweeping through the club.
Even at these early stages it's vital that Elliott and the players get on the right wavelength and that there is mutual respect from both parties, and the sooner that happens the better.
"It is important so that everyone gets on the same page," Ropati told Sunday News.
"Coming from the off-season when we've got new players and coaching staff, a lot of players have their own ideas about what's going to happen or what it's going to be about.
"But Matt said straight away what he wants to achieve and the coaching staff do as well, so it's good for us to understand that and have the same mind-frame, so that in the off-season and pre-season training we have a common goal."
Ropati says Elliott has given the team three goals to achieve in the training this side of Christmas.
"To be disciplined, be tough and work off each other," he said.
"Those are the three simple things that we might struggle to achieve in the off-season because we've just come together for the first time.
"It has been good to meet the new coaching staff and get a glimpse of where they want us to head and what mentality they want us to have and it's one that's different to last year and one that's going to be a lot tougher and more disciplined."
The Warriors players would have made some presumptions about what Elliott would be like before he started working with them and Ropati says Elliott has reached expectations.
"He has been up to NRL standards and that's all I can say," said Ropati.
"For as long as I've been here every pre-season has been tough and Matt is no different.
"He sets an NRL standard and that has to be the norm for everyone, whether it be strength and conditioning, body type, attitude or how you conduct yourself around our training area and our team- mates. That's the standard we have to get used to and we have to lift to that every day."
The Warriors' first pre-season game will be against the Titans in Burleigh on February 9. Although that's 13 weeks away, Ropati says the time will fly by.
"We are out of shape at the moment and that's what makes the process go a lot longer, but I've been in the game long enough to know that this time is going to go very quick," he said.
"As long as we stick to the simple things and meet the goals that the coaching staff require of us, we don't have to get good by March, we have to get good by October.
"We are in stages at the moment and as long as we achieve the goal at every stage we'll be all right."
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"I have been running a bit, doing a bit of agility, but when it comes to running with the team, I'm not there, I am still in rehab," he said.
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"We have been so lucky to spend the past year at Heartwaves while our children attended school in Nosara. We have two kids (7 and 10) and have had plenty of visitors over the past 12 months and the house was great in every instance. It's a short walk to the beach (7 minutes) and also a short walk through the jungle path to get to the main street of Guiones. The beach is so close that we have been down there almost every day of this past year, either for early morning runs, surfing or the amazing sunsets. We have spent many, many days relaxing on the bali bed or on the chairs by the pool and admiring the howler monkeys and iguanas that come by to visit, we also eat dinner out there every night. Our boys have spent countless hours swimming and looking out over the infinity edge pool for jungle creatures. Jane (the owner) and the property management has always been so great to work with and responsive to anything we have needed. Jane is also a fantastic resource for local activities and knowledge. The kitchen is equipped for anything you might want to make and its really nice to have two bathrooms plus a separate shower. We did tons of research before selecting a neighborhood and we are so glad we chose section K. Its a little more quiet and residential with lots of families but its still close and easy access to everything. Nosara is a very special place and was made so much more so because of staying at Heartwaves. We will miss it so much. Thank you Jane for everything!"Guest: Heather Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: June 22, 2015View listing
"We just got back from 5 nights at Casita Louisa and cannot say enough good things about it. It's in a great location, you can walk or drive to the beach. Great restaurants in the area, so you don't have to go far. The house is fully equipped with everything you need. The pool is huge and was fantastic to have. The house is secure and the owners have made sure all the windows have bars, it has the safe room where you can store all your valuables and the pull down gate, which secures the front door. Master bedroom has a large king size bed, quite firm but we slept great. You do have to run the fans, along with AC at night as it gets quite hot. We really enjoyed our stay there and would go back in a heartbeat!"Guest: Erin F Date of Stay: March 2015 Review Submitted: March 11, 2015View listing
"El Sueno de Mariana is a very private home yet, because the hosts live on site, it's priced reasonably as an apartment rental. This amazing home is perched at the top of a small mountain just above the surf town of Nosara, Costa Rica. Although the roads are a bit bumpy, to say the least, it's an easy drive from the Nosara airport and to the town and local beaches. Safety was never a concern for us as El Sueno de Mariana has an electric gate and is situated in a private neighborhood. Down the road a bit is a security guard who monitors traffic heading in and out of the neighborhood. During the day we enjoyed the spacious, sandy beaches around Nosara and in the early mornings and evening enjoyed our privacy at the house with gorgeous views, lush gardens, an infinity pool and the amazing sounds of jungle life. The property has incredible views of the Pacific ocean framed by beautiful gardens with native trees, plants and flowers. I have to say, as other guests did, the photos don't do the property justice. It has one of the most beautiful infinity pools we've ever had the privilege to enjoy! The pool has a waterfall, lap lane and mosaic turtles on the bottom. Be sure and watch the video which highlights the surrounding gardens and views. The bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, are spacious, clean and air conditioned and have all the amenities one needs for vacation. Our hosts, Mikki and Don, are warm, easy going and have great tips on what to see and do in Nosara. They really tune into their guests preferences and if privacy is what you're looking for, you can bet you will have it here. We, however, enjoyed playing cribbage with them and I highly recommend Mikki's informal water aerobics class on site! We brought our 3 daughters (all in their 20s) and 2 boyfriends and had plenty of room. No matter what your age you will feel right at home at El Sueno de Mariana. Many thanks Mikki and Don for a fabulous stay! We hope to come back again."Guest: MollyDM Date of Stay: January 2015 Review Submitted: January 13, 2015View listing
"I had such a great time, I truly didn't wanted to come back. Of all the South/Central American countries I have visited Costa Rica is my favorite. The ocean is magnificent and the people so friendly. Surfing was a blast, every day great waves. We started using the two boards you left in the cottage to test the waters and then rented boards from "Agua Tibia" for a few days. Weather was great, only one day rained and we took it easy and waited for the rain to pass then back to the water. Love the location of your cottage and it has all what we needed to be comfy. Secluded yet within walking distance from everything. I made friends with the neighbors, the coconut lady, surf shop guys and the two guys who sell coffee cups at the beach. We went to the local supermarket (playa pelada) and bought our groceries there. People at the super were friendly and happy to see us and help us. I think we saved money by cooking at the cottage as the local restaurants are really expensive. I went to a coffee tour up in the mountains (Hojancha), totally worth the drive and got up at 5am every morning to watch the 12 or so monkeys travel to the tree behind your cottage. Check out went on without any issues, Virginie was helpful and friendly. I tried to avoid organico as his prices were stupid high ($6 for a quarter gallon of milk) and there are another 4 little markets like him around the area and charge a fraction of the price. I will be back for sure."Guest: johanna d. Date of Stay: April 2015 Review Submitted: May 3, 2015View listing
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Right on the edge of Keswick, just a short walk through the park to town and near to the great walks to Skiddaw, Latrigg Fells and on into Brundholme Woods, Rivendell is a comfortable home from home set in a quiet sunny area. This pleasant detached bungalow looks out towards Catbells, Maiden Moor and the Western Fells. There is a private grassy rear garden for sitting out, with lovely views and a lawn and drive to the front of the bungalow.
Entrance is from the hall way to a sunny sitting room with gas fire and comfortable seating. A well fitted, roomy dining kitchen opens out on to the rear garden. The bathroom has a bath with shower over, washbasin and WC. A twin bedroom to the front of the property has plenty of storage space and there is a further double bedroom to the rear. Fully gas centrally heated, Rivendell offers all year round comfort and a good central location for touring the area.
Property Features:
o Bedrooms: Sleeps 4 in 1 double and a twin
o Bathrooms: Bath with shower over, washbasin & WC
o Electricity & Gas included in tariff
o Gas Central Heating
o Bed linen included, towels optional extra
o Cot & H/Chair optional extra
o Colour TV+ Video
o Washing Machine, Electric cooker
o Fridge/Freezer, Microwave
o Driveway and garage parking for 2 cars
o Lawn to front, enclosed rear lawned garden
o Regret no pets and non-smokers only
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Central heating
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided
|Private garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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We received good service for booking and key receipt. Very nice well equipped,internally clean property for the two of us but although non smoking the lounge smelt of tobacco smoke. The exterior of the property requires further decoration work. Would benefit from wifi/internet access. Good large grassed rear garden which would benefit from the addition of a patio area, more garden furniture and a BBQ. Good quiet location with easy access into Keswick and walks
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We stopped off in Whitstable after our Margate adventures (this all back in May). it was a lovely evening so we just walked around admiring it and thinking about returning and staying in a fisherman's hut.
Last trip to London spent an hour or so at Borough Market. I had lunch from an Ethopian Street food stall – and ate it in the grounds of Southwark Cathedral – it was delicious!
On Friday last I went to Glasgow to stay over night before the yarn dyeing adventures. I waited outside this cafe for a friend coming from work. Luckily I didn't overload myself with a long list of things to do and see beforehand so I sat for an hour with my crochet just enjoying the passing bussle. Loads of hipsters, dogs, teenagers coming from school, students, babies in push chairs. It was just lovely to enjoy the passing theatre.
My first Welsh crenellated post office!
To celebrate the Coronation of the Queen – Hawarden created this bus shelter.
Even if I hadn't seen the Welsh language crossing I would know I was in Wales. I wish instead of talking about big Nationalism – we'd have more discussion of small nationalism. Those Dutch gables in that particular configuration ever seen elsewhere by me. Where as in Scotland I swear I could tell apart and Edinburgh tenement block from a Glasweigian one. They aren't better but just 'particular' to geography, economy and culture.
Milo MacLaughlin of Clearminded Creative has made a fabulous wee video giving you flavour of the event at Gladstones Library in May. More to come over on our mini site including the recordings of presentations. Sign up to the newsletter there to get advance notice of other summits. And DO try the Chi Kung introductory session which we did with Lourenço de Azevedo. Even without the magical backdrop of Gladstones Library its a wonderful grounding set of exercises (even for those 'allergic' to exercise!)
One of the delights of staying at Gladstone Library was that my lovely room was up in the attic and looked over St Deniol's Church which has a bell peel. Lovely sound to hear amongst the birds and wind. I popped in on our free afternoon and enjoyed the magnificent windows. The stunning stained glass is Burne-Jones and Morris and Co had a hand in designing the angel standing over Mr & Mrs Gladstone asleep.
On the Monday four of us (un)productivity summiters summoned the energy and a special permit to walk though Hawarden Woods.What a lovely afternoon. Few photos due to actually having proper conversations. Trying to enact a resolution now I'm home to spend more time outdoors. I did manage a quick visit to the beach on Thursday.


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