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Set out below are luxury bed & breakfast with walking, hiking, scrambling, trekking in Frampton on Severn, including Frampton Court. For popular and unforgettable walking and scrambling routes, look to rest in any of this Britain's Finest selection of bed & breakfasts.
Frampton Court
Frampton on Severn 0.6 miles away
Wonderful walks around the village, along the canal and into the Cotswolds
'The Age of Elegance' describes Frampton Court, a magnificent Grade I listed house with exquisite panelling and interiors. It has been in the Clifford family since it was built in 1731 and is set in parkland with views across to the lake, or the... more
The Close
Well Hill, Minchinhampton, Stroud 8.9 miles away
Walking, lots of routes to take advantage of
Make your way inside The Close, a Queen Anne townhouse B&B in the heart of the Cotswolds town of Minchinhampton, and you'll see an elegant entrance hall with period details all around, a grandfather clock ticking and a Georgian oak staircase leading... more
Glebe House
The Meads, Leighterton, Tetbury 11.3 miles away
Walking. Monarch Way through village with many rural walks
Visit Glebe House B&B, where a warm and friendly welcome awaits you. This Cotswold stone house is situated in a very quiet and pretty village. There are two attractively furnished bedrooms with colour television and tea/coffee making facilities.... more
Benhall Farm
Benhall Lane, Wilton, Ross-on-Wye 14.4 miles away
Walking, Hiking, start from Benhall or close by, Walking
Wander down by the River Wye to spot the kingfishers and otters, go hunting for the Domesday Book oak tree in the surrounding countryside or sit and look across the fields to picture-postcard pretty Ross-on-Wye – however you pass the time at Benhall... more
Old Country Farm
Mathon, Malvern 23.0 miles away
Old Country Farm B&B is a 600 year old family home, in a large and beautiful garden, where you can enjoy the freedom of walking in the grassland, traditional orchards and ancient woodland on this 220 acre farm. Bedrooms are very comfortable and have... more
Castle Acre
Grosmont, Abergavenny 23.5 miles away
Castle Acre B&B nestles between the 12th century church and the 11th century castle of Grosmont. Situated in the heart of a beautiful and unique village, high above the Monnow Valley, there are views in every direction. Totally secluded in lovely... more
Aylworth Manor
Aylworth, Cheltenham 24.4 miles away
Footpaths & bridleways in the area
Well decorated and spacious with outstanding views down the valley, Aylworth Manor with is a small estate that's big on character. Surrounded by some of the Cotswolds most picturesque market towns including Bourton-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold,... more
The Old Vicarage
Church Road, Old Clehonger, Hereford 25.6 miles away
Walking - Wye Valley, Black Mountains
The Old Vicarage was built in 1840 as the Vicarage for Clehonger Church and is set amongst fields yet only 3 miles from Hereford with its famous cathedral, the Mappa Mundi and the oldest chained library in the world. The house retains many original... more
Larks Rise Bed and Breakfast
Old Gloucester Road, Bourton-on-the-Water 26.8 miles away
Larks Rise B&B is an Edwardian residence situated in an acre of gardens on the edge of Bourton. Stylish and comfortable, with highest quality facilities, all rooms have pocket sprung beds and cotton linen as well as TV/DVDs, welcome trays and... more
Oaklands Farmhouse
Bricklehampton, Pershore 27.5 miles away
Oaklands Farmhouse B&B is an attractive period farmhouse located between the market towns of Evesham and Pershore. The larger centres of Cheltenham, Worcester and Stratford are within easy reach, as are Malvern and the Breda Hills, together with a... more
Beeches Farmhouse
Holt Rd, Wiltshire, BA15 1TS, Bradford on Avon 29.4 miles away
Lovely country walks nearby
Dating back to the 18th Century and set in the peaceful countryside location of Bradford on Avon, on the edge of an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and only 7 miles from Bath. Beeches Farmhouse offers comfortable accommodation in detached... more
Buscot Manor
Buscot, Buscot, Faringdon 30.7 miles away
Walking the Thames Path or enjoying spotting the barn owls or turtle doves
With bedroom names like Wordsworth, Keats, Shelley and Bryon you get a glimpse of the quintessential English spirit of Buscot Manor, a charming B&B in the heart of rural Oxfordshire in The Cotswolds. On arrival the 17th Century house, sitting in... more
Aston House
Broadwell, Stow-on-the-Wold 31.2 miles away
Lovely Country Walks
Guests are welcomed to our home in the quiet village of Broadwell, 1.5 miles from Stow-on-the-Wold and centrally situated for touring the Cotswolds. Rooms at Aston House are comfortably furnished and have Freeview TV, tea-making facilities, bedtime... more
Fleece Inn
The Cross, Bretforton, Nr Evesham, Evesham 31.4 miles away
Walking, Hiking nearby, Walking, Hiking nearby
A 14th Century quintessential English pub, owned by the National Trust and run with a love of tradition. Its picturesque location nestled in the Cotswolds is coupled with period features of the pub itself which create the atmosphere of a time gone... more
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White Hall
Glangrwyney 31.8 miles away
Walking, Hiking and Trekking
A charming 4 star, 18th century Grade II listed B&B set in the village of Glangrwyney, in the Brecon Beacons National Park, 5 minutes drive from Abergavenny and Crickhowell 40 minutes drive from Cardiff city centre. White Hall has been fully... more
Dairy House Farm
Monnington-on-Wye, Hereford 32.3 miles away
Spectacular Walks from Farm (Wye Valley Walk)
Dairy House Farm Bed and Breakfast is outstanding! Situated in the heart of our organic mixed farm with wonderful views across the fields to the hills. The luxury country farmhouse was built by us in 1998 and guests are welcomed to our family home to... more
The Old Post Office
Main Street, Adlestrop, Moreton-in-Marsh 33.3 miles away
Walking - Cotswold & MacMillan Ways
Built in the early 18th century, The Old Post Office is a luxurious and peaceful home, nestled in the enchanting, conservation village of Adlestrop, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Constructed of honey coloured Cotswold stone, The Old Post... more
Maxwell's Piece Bed & Breakfast
Lower Lemington, Moreton-in-Marsh 34.0 miles away
Cotswold walks, see the lovely Cotswold countryside and stop off at the local village pubs!
Take delicious cream tea and a leisurely ramble around the picturesque market town of Moreton-on-Marsh in the Cotswolds before heading back to the comfortable surroundings of Maxwell's Piece, a lovely B&B set in newly converted cottages. Home to... more
The Old School
Little Compton, Moreton-in-Marsh 34.8 miles away
Country walks
The Old School is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is a great place to escape to. Unspoilt villages and historical towns are all within easy reach. Once a Victorian schoolhouse built in 1854 and more recently a day nursery, the... more
The Post House B and B
Bathway, Chewton Mendip, Bath 35.4 miles away
A beautifully renovated Grade II Listed former village Post Office and Bakery, offering stylish and spacious, boutique accommodation. The choice ranges between a double bedroom with a wonderful square bath in the room; a Suite with a large bathroom... more
The Old Rectory Wiltshire
Church Lane, Coulston, Westbury 35.4 miles away
Walking, hiking
Wake up in a light and airy bedroom overlooking Wiltshire gardens of ancient yews, sweet-smelling wisteria and antique roses, sip a morning cuppa as you dress leisurely and then head downstairs to kick start the day with breakfast on the... more
Rectory Farm
Salford, Chipping Norton 36.4 miles away
Feel immediately at east at Rectory Farm, a proper Cotswolds country house built in the area's honey-coloured limestone and set in 450 acres of hushed fields, gardens and farmland. Hostess Elizabeth will lead you to the huge bedrooms, filled with... more
Folly Farm Cottage
Back Street, Ilmington, Shipston on Stour 36.7 miles away
Folly Farm Cottage was once a barn belonging to Folly Farm. It has been restored and extended to provide guests with luxurious 4 Star Gold Awarded accommodation and attention to detail of the highest standard. So whether you are looking for a quiet... more
Fisherman's House
Mildenhall, Marlborough 37.3 miles away
Fisherman's House B&B is one of the prettiest houses on the River Kennet, set in a beautiful valley. Exquisite Georgian house in an idyllic setting. Jeremy and Heather serve breakfast in the elegant conservatory which leads into the charming garden... more
Knapps Farm
Beacon, Doulting, Shepton Mallet 38.8 miles away
Walking - many footpaths
Fancy waking up to the sight of alpacas idly chewing the cud as the day breaks over the Mendip hills? Check into Knapps Farm B&B near Shepton Mallet and you'll be treated to this lovely sight as you ponder what to eat from the home-cooked breakfast... more
Wayside House
Chipping Norton, Whichford, Shipston on Stour 39.3 miles away
Occupy your own quarters in the pretty country garden at Wayside House in Whichford, a welcoming B&B overlooking the village green close to the idyllic market town of Chipping Norton and stunning Cotswolds. Stretch out in your double or twin bedroom... more
Lowe Farm B&B
Pembridge, Leominster 39.4 miles away
Walking - Black & White Trail
Explore the Marches and famous Black and White Trail before returning to Lowe Farm, hidden in the depths of Herefordshire, where comfy rooms and a vast seven-seater hot tub promise to pamper and relax tired limbs. Home to friendly hosts Juliet and... more
The Old Stables
Hurlingpot Farm, Chelynch, Shepton Mallet 39.8 miles away
Walking (East Mendip Way)
The Old Stables is a carefully restored Grade II listed barn of outstanding character that offers a high standard of accommodation. All rooms are with en-suite facilities, centrally heated and have TV and beverage tray. Wi-Fi internet access is... more
The Old Manor House
Halford, Shipston on Stour 39.9 miles away
Walking in the Cotswolds and The Stratford Way
There's a Tolkienesque feel that pervades at The Old Manor House in the Cotswolds. The charming honey-coloured brick building in Halford, with parts dating back to the 16th century, is filled with quirky beamed rooms and wonky windows, lending it a... more
Staunton House
Staunton-on-Arrow, Pembridge, Leominster 40.3 miles away
There's much to see and do around Staunton House, a classic Georgian rectory close to the Welsh borders near the romantically creaky bookshops of Hay-on-Wye and the immense castle at Ludlow. In the heart of the Black and White Trail country, take... more
Springfield House
Shipston Road, Stratford-upon-Avon 40.3 miles away
Fantastic walks
Springfield House is a large family home set in 10 acres of peaceful Warwickshire countryside, yet close enough to be able to walk to the town centre. Part of the house dates back to 1720 with the main house being added in 1840. Offering comfortable,... more
The White House B&B
Dulcote, Wells 40.4 miles away
Walking & Hiking throughout the Mendip Hills and Somerset Levels
A warm welcome awaits you at The White House situated in the small and delightful Hamlet of Dulcote, Somerset. Just outside the City of Wells, and a short walk from the Market Place and Cathedral, The White House is ideally placed to meet your... more
The Coach House
Little Fountains, Dulcote, Wells 40.4 miles away
The Coach House is a country retreat situated in Dulcote, a pretty Somerset village, that offers a luxurious Home from Home Bed and Breakfast stay in a relaxed cottage in the garden of Little Fountains, the main house. If you are inspired by... more
Gorselands Hall
Boddington Lane, North Leigh, Woodstock 40.7 miles away
Heading to the city of dreaming spires? Then make Gorseland Hall your Oxfordshire holiday pad. Fall in love with the character in this period estate, home to several generations of the same family, and maximise your prime location to tour the city... more
Crofton Lodge
Crofton, Great Bedwyn, Marlborough 42.4 miles away
Crofton Lodge is a luxury B&B with large gardens situated in a peaceful hamlet next to the Kennet & Avon Canal. The attractive village of Great Bedwyn (1.5 miles) has good pubs and we are close to the historic towns of Marlborough and Hungerford. It... more
Hafod Y Garreg
Erwood, Builth Wells 44.6 miles away
Walking - numerous footpaths & bridleways
Hafod-y-Garreg B&B is a Grade II* listed medieval farmhouse - the oldest in Wales (Henry IV´s hunting lodge). The house is hidden in a hollow surrounded by hill and larch forests. Views over the Wye Valley. The atmospheric bedrooms have antique... more
The Coach House
Orchard Street, Brecon 45.6 miles away
This welcoming AA 5 star gold, luxury, 19th century, townhouse is conveniently situated in Brecon town, for walking, cycling, sailing, pony trekking, or just relaxing or eating out in the many pubs and restaurants in and around Brecon. The Brecon... more
The Old Vicarage
Evancoyd, Presteigne 45.7 miles away
Walking on Offa's Dyke
Designed by the celebrated Art and Crafts architect WD Caroe back in 1896, The Old Vicarage sits up on the knoll outside the village of Evenjobb in the Radnor Valley on the Welsh Herefordshire border. Sitting within a walled garden, paddocks and... more
Walford Court
Walford, Lentwardine, Ludlow 46.1 miles away
Delightful walks with Walford Court's grounds
Tucked into private grounds where streams flow by and fields stretch out as far as the eye can see, Walford Court in Ludlow revels in its 500-year-old spot, (where little much has changed over time). Step inside to characterful interiors and pick... more
The Yat
Glascwm, Llandrindod Wells 46.4 miles away
If you are in search of a rural retreat where calm and tranquility are the order of the day, organic food and drink is part of everyday life and careful preservation and eco-friendliness comes as standard, head for The Yat Country Guest House near... more
Ansford Park Cottage
Ansford Park, Maggs Lane, Castle Cary 46.5 miles away
Many public footpaths and bridleways are on the doorstep as well as three long distance walks.
Once you've strolled up the gravelled drive and been welcomed by the warm yellow coloured exterior of Ansford Park Cottage, snuggled among sweet-smelling shrubs and flowers, you know you've hit somewhere special. This two-bedroom B&B (one double, one... more
The Mill House
Berwick St James, Salisbury 46.9 miles away
Diana and Michael welcome you to The Mill House B&B, set in acres of nature reserve. Stonehenge is only 3.5 miles - why not enjoy a wonderful walk there across the downs? Or just sit in the beautiful garden and enjoy the 180 different varieties of... more
The Old Vicarage
Vernham Dean, Andover 48.7 miles away
Walkers are spoilt by the choice of footpaths and bridleways to explore
Sitting pretty within a grand sweeping garden and acres of lush woodland, The Old Vicarage is an imposing Victorian brick and flint B&B (with a few gothic touches thrown in) offering comfort and charm in the heart of Hampshire. Three well-presented... more
Hopton House
Hopton Heath, Craven Arms 49.1 miles away
Lots of walks available from the house
After a day touring the Shropshire Hills, you'll need a decent bed to slump on to and warm, comfy confines in which to unwind. That's exactly what you'll find at Hopton House, a converted granary-turned-B&B, where an uber soft super king size bed... more
Cools Farm B&B
Cools Farm, East Knoyle, Salisbury 49.1 miles away
Farm Walks, Walking - Wessex Ridgeway
Come and visit us at Cools Farm B&B - accommodation consists of 3 double/kingsize/twin/family rooms with private bathrooms. Our listed 17th century farmhouse is in the most beautiful countryside (Cranborne Chase AONB) and you can enjoy a relaxing and... more
Dowty´s Lane, Dinton, Salisbury 50.0 miles away
Wonderful Walks from House Through Woods & Downland (Bluebells, Orchids)
Dowtys is a beautifully converted Civic Society award-winning farmhouse with unrivalled southerly views. Bedrooms have private bath/shower rooms and are furnished to a high standard. Self-service tea/coffee available at all times and guests have sole... more
The Lynch Country House
4 Behind Berry, Somerton 51.2 miles away
The Lynch Country House B&B is a fabulous Georgian residence set in the heart of lush Somerset countryside on the edge of the medieval market town of Somerton, the ancient capital of Wessex. The house is Grade II* listed and is surrounded by well... more
The Everlook Guest House and B&B
12 North Road, Builth Wells 51.8 miles away
Centrally located for the Brecon Beacons, Cambrian Mountains, Snowdonia National Park, Elan Valley, Located on National Cycle Route 8; Coed Trawllm Mountain Biking Centre (8 miles)
The Everlook Guest House and B&B is an award-winning, 5 star boutique guest house centrally located in the historic market town of Builth Wells, Mid-Wales. Perfectly located overlooking a park and the famous River Wye, this elegant and stylish... more
Binley House Farm
Binley, Andover 53.4 miles away
Binley House Farm bed & breakfast nestles in the quiet hamlet of Binley within easy reach of Newbury, Andover and Whitchurch. Home to the Binley Arabian Stud, there are also two stables available for guests to bring along their own horses for a B&B... more
Lawn Cottage
Stour Row, Shaftesbury 53.8 miles away
Walking (access to Duncliffe Wood - 250 acres of Woodland Trust with beautiful bluebell, foxgloves, primroses etc from the garden across the fields)
Lawn Cottage is a charming 18th century stone cottage in the middle of Stour Row near Shaftesbury in the heart of the lovely Blackmore Vale which is famous for the Thomas Hardy connection. The cottage which has a very pretty garden (vegetables in... more
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His son Henry Hopper participated, and Muck wound up incorporating him—in green, of course—into the mural.
Town boosters are hoping the mural controversy is dying down.
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One of my favorite jaunts was to climb this hill, or plateau, the "Hill of Storms" (I am still ignorant whether the storms in question were political, ecclesiastical, or atmospheric, but I approve the name), and go down on the other side into a narrow valley whose meanderings led me to the ocean beach. This valley, or, to speak in the local dialect, this hollow, like the parallel one in which I lived, — the valley of the Pamet, — runs quite across the Cape, from ocean to bay, a distance of two miles and a half, more or less.
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A person who speaks in a posh tone of voice, is usually wealthy but does not necessarily sail atall, yet still hangs around yacht clubs to fit in. They usually wear expensive yachty clothes.
She is such a yachty.
by gray&martin November 30, 2006
Refers to one usually but not limited to a male. Someone who dresses to look as if they would be in a Yacht Club. Usually ironic because of their lack of wealth, and quite possibly pretty broke. They look expensive. They might look like they're wearing Lacoste or Izod.
Look at that cute yachty over there, with his argyle sweater vest and button down.
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Cliffside Living on the Aegean SeaJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 02, 2015
Or perhaps we should say "conceptual" cliffside living on the Aegean Sea by OPA. "Casa Brutale" by OPA (Open Platform for Architecture)is an insane concept of how to build a living space on a cliff, with amazing staircase ideas, swimming pool, glazed facade and other just fantastic details and minimal looks that would make the dude from Ex Machina jealous.
Maybe the Best Hand Painter You Will SeeJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 02, 2015
Artist Russell Powell has an interesting process: he creates realistic portraits on his hand. I don't think I have ever heard of anything like that before. After he creates this insanely interesting process, he applies his palm to paper to create a "hand-stamping" effect. And as MyModernMet notes, "the stamping showcases Powell's unique fingerprints and will always remind us from where his beautiful images originated." Sweet stuff.
Issue Preview: August 2015 with Mary IversonJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 02, 2015
Juxtapoz is very excited this month to have one of our favorite painters, the great Seattle-based artist Mary Iverson on the cover of August 2015. Although perhaps not overtly political, the August 2015 issue is our look at some of the best artists in the world's approach to environmental issues. From climate change to extinction, using Earth materials to challenging conventional means of production, we gathered an eclectic group of artists that are inspiring and progressive.
Mira Cuba: The Cuban Poster Art from 1959Design // Thursday, July 02, 2015
Many eras have passed in Cuba since Fidel Castro took office in 1959 after the Revolution, but the special character of the graphic art spawned in that chaotic, fertile moment has endured, as this volume shows. In Cuba, posters were, and continue to be, popular tools to disseminate ideas, to encourage the Cuban people in the construction of a new society and to spread information on government programs and/or propaganda...
Wire Mesh Portraits by Seung Mo ParkJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 02, 2015
Some people paint portraits, and others (or in this case, one other) cut layer upon layer of wire mesh to create a portrait. Korean artist Seung Mo Park starts with a photograph then superimposes it over layers of wire with a projector, and then starts snipping away! We've posted the impressive wire work of Seungo Mo Park before, examining his flawless sculptures...
Realistic Wood Carvings by Randall RosenthallJuxtapoz // Thursday, July 02, 2015
At first glance the artwork of Randall Rosenthal seems to be piles of old magazines, newspapers, and boxes of money. Look a little closer and you will (maybe) notice that they are actually carved wood painted in impressive detail! Using only acrylic paint and a single piece of Vermont White Pine, Rosenthal is able to create a realistic looking sculpture solely from his imagination.
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My husband just had eye surgery a few days ago. We are very lucky...there are only a handful doctors world wide who can perform this surgery. The surgeon said that my husband's monster eyeball was abnormally large, making the operation even more complicated and tough. While my husband is recovering, we are on the watch for complications. It's been very stressful for both him and me. I painted this to de-stress, and to wish him a speedy recovery.
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Palm Bay, FL - United States
Your imagination is Absolutely beautiful!
Nashville, TN - United States
Great work!
Largo, FL - United States
Love this Oiyee. Wonderful colors and creative composition
Bensalem, PA - United States
Gorgeous work!!
Lees Summit, MO - United States
Love the eyeball! Hope all is going well with your husband's recovery. Peace and grace...Sharon
Rawdon, QC - Canada
ohh hehe, such fun and another happy piece! always enjoying discovering your art and what's coming next Oiyee.
Azuga, PH - Romania
Very beautiful work !
Lyon - France
Another LF for this great creation, Oiyee... the way you express your feelings in your paintings is fabulous!
Gualala, CA - United States
Seattle, WA - United States
So bright and creative! Delightful! LF
Thanks Peggy
Bangkok - Thailand
Hope the operation went well, if anything it did spur this awesome work though. Cool Oiyee, V/F
Thanks a lot Dean, yup it went well :)
Chicago, IL - United States
Love your imagination. v
Thanks Sidney
Vancouver, BC - Canada
The rain is gone for sure:) I love it, so joyful!f/v
Thank you Eti
Lewistown, MT - United States
Wonderful idea and grand colors!
Austin, TX - United States
what an awesome work of art, Oiyee...and I do hope your husband is doing well..and all went perfectly! you are such a creative artist..one who always brings joy to the viewer..even when working thru stress...congrats, also, my friend! f.v
Thank you Tyler
Melbourne - Australia
Well then let's trust that this will do the work :) It's delightful Oiyee. Best wishes to you both. VF
Thanks Rosy
Unadilla, NY - United States
What a Fantastic Way to deal with the stresses of the surgery... Cheery and Creative... Love the Composition!
Thanks so much Danielle!
Manchester, Ch - United Kingdom
Imaginative original works F V27
Thanks a lot!
Merritt Island, Fl - United States
LOL....I really like this, Oiyee! I hope that you husband is doing well. This is delightful. f/v
Thanks a lot AnnaJo, he's doing fine :)
Omaha, NE - United States
Great way to relieve the stress! Fun work! Hope all is well!! F/V
Thanks Joy! Yes everything's fine :)
Lyon - France
Back to this beautiful work, Oiyee, for another f,v&G+....just love it!
Delray Beach, FL - United States
What a lovely sentiment. The fruits of your de-stressing are wonderful! I hope your husband has recovered nicely! V/F!
Thanks Michelle!
Dallas, TX - United States
How fun this is Oiyee...Congratulations on the sale! fav
Thanks Alec
Lethbridge, AB - Canada
I love this, so bright and cheeful and full of whimsy! Congratulations on your sale! v/p
Thanks Terry
Kenosha, wi - United States
Oiyee, congrats on your wonderful sale!
Maui, Ha - United States
. . ★ . . congratulations on your sale Oiyee . . ★ . .
Sydney, NS - Australia
Dallas, TX - United States
Oh Oiyee, what a fabulous artwork... hoping your husband has fully recovered by now, and many congratulations on the sale of this delightful piece; love it!! f/v
thank you Barbara for your well wishes
Punta Gorda, FL - United States
Jane - thank you for bringing this to our attention. Oiyee - this is marvelous! And what an "eye catcher"! Congratulations on your sale!
Thanks a lot Alanna
Lancaster, SC - United States
Congratulations on the sale of your art, may you have continue success.
thank you Andy
Glastonbury, So - United Kingdom
Many congratulations on your sale of this marvelous creation Oiyee! I don't remember seeing this before. Simply brilliant idea and so very beautifully done. Hope your husband recovered well.This is so full of optimism and sunshine! v/f
Thank you so much Jane!
Warsaw - Poland
Great unique idea !!! I'm smilling... :) V
Thanks Anna!
San Diego, CA - United States
What a wonderful piece - truly unique vision (no pun intended)! f/v/g+
Thanks Jeremy!
Palm Bay, FL - United States
Wonderfully happy painting! v/f
Thanks Roger
Orange, VA - United States
I love the analogy and converging lines! I voted!
Thanks Lee
Gary, IN - United States
So lovely and adorable art of work...., wonderful and so joyful.....- love this so much..:)) ! v/f/t
Thank you Mihyoun
Lyon - France
Beautiful and impressive artwork, dear Oiyee! Colors so bright and gorgeous in your unique signature! I wish all the best and lot of health for your husband, a very fast recovery! f,v&SU
Toronto, ON - Canada
Pure joy to SEE this work Oiyee..best wishes of speedy recovery to your husband and to you..love this work! So beautifully expressed indeed! f/v
Thank you so much for your well wishes, Jolanta!
Anderson, CA - United States
This is so well done; very beautiful and uplifting - the title is perfect and I wish a full and speedy recovery for your husband Oiyee - blessings to you both! Joyce
Thanks Joyce for your well wishes : )
Uptacamp, Maine - United States
Beautiful uplifting artwork my friend, that has placed a wonderful vision before my eyes and song in my head! v/f/g+/tweet/su
Thank you Bob
Uptacamp, Maine - United States
My prayers and best wishes to your husband for a fast recovery.!!
Thanks for you well wishes : )
Providence Village, TX - United States
Oiyee, sorry I missed your description, I wished your husband a speedy recovery. I know for experience how stressful it is...
Rome, Ro - Italy
Beautiful and touching in your great Oiyee style. Love it! Wishing your husband a speedy recovery. V/F
Thank you Simona
Canton, MI - United States
Totally delightful Oiyee, as I find all your work totally delightful. Best wishes for your husband's speedy recovery.
Loveland, Co - United States
Thank you!
Pianoro, Bo - Italy
I love the colors and the light in all your works..absolutely fanatstic! V
Thanks Veronica
Vildbjerg - Denmark
Pure joy!
Thanks Odd
Bucharest, Ro - Romania
Wow !!!!! Oiyee, this painting is absolutely brilliantly creative and beautiful and emotional at the same time. Love the surrealist feeling in this work and I feel deeply connected to it..... more than you believe..... f,v, SU
Thank you dear Ana
Providence Village, TX - United States
Even the sun t is is shrieking of laughter...is that much fun and cute!! F/V.
Thanks a lot Clotilde
Whitestone, NY - United States
Happiness captured,,,,love it....vf
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Cross the Nam Song River
The Nam Song River offers many opportunities to make excursions that the travel agencies in Vang Vieng will sell you.
Since I only stayed there two days, one in my way to Luang Prabang and another one in the way back, I did not join any excursion, although they seemed very attractive. I just crossed on foot the bridge over the river Nam Song and visited the other side. Anyway I enjoyed the place and the atmosphere.
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feeding the goats
It used to be good place to have a lunch that Organic farm here. We would come here more than once in different line up and had happily strolled through their majestic yard. We fed goats and enjoyed luxurious shades at this almost tropical rainforest-garden.
When we last visited the farm (in 2013) we were received with mixed feelings. My Lao relatives were almost chased out of the farm where we were usually strolling and contemplating, inspecting animals and seeing how the farm is doing in relaxed manner. Some years ago they seemed to be happy to get few curious vistiors but now it seems they want to have this paradise for themselves (for whom?for guests only?). Like if it matters only that you bring money... and I guess that's wrong, that's so far from the original concept of organic or eco farms.
We had a drink. The menu shrank and there is less food prepared. Their restuarnt in VV centre closed down some time ago.
Instead they seem to focus now on offering eco-friendly accomodation built from clay and wood, which honestly looks very pretty. They have dorms too. It's nice but pricey... and I guess we felt better some years ago when they had everything less and people greeted you with smile.
Their farm is now large even by Lao standard and from what I saw I still think it's pretty interesting place to see and they way they handle animals is also good, much better from average Lao farm. Even to animals it looks like they live in a hotel, clean and nice built from natural resources found locally. They also collect manure from goats for the garden and they have hundreds of guinea pigs.
Interesting and worth visiting even if you're not guest. Maybe the will allow you...or maybe they wont.
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On a clear day it might be worth taking a ride up in a balloon, cost was around $70 if i remember and this can be organised from many of the agencies in town. Wonderful views of the town, river and surrounding scenery.
Please be warned how dangerous tubing and other activities can be on the river. it's great to have some beers, Lao whiskey and party at many of the riverside bars, but did you know that 22 people died there last year due to overindulgence in alcohol or drugs. The swings, slides and zip lines are not up to safety standards and sometimes the river is too shallow and tourists have hit their head on the rocks and got a one way ticket to heaven. i believe that many of the platforms, swings etc are being removed, but even so 2 tourists have died this year.
Tired of the hot dusty days, then rent a motorbike for around $5 and head to Tham Phu Kham, a cave with Buddhist relics, located 10 kms across the main bridge in Vang Vieng. once climbing the steep steps to the cave entrance take a dip in the cool pool by the cave at the bottom. The water emerges from the bottom of the karst hill and the colour of the water is turquoise and quite chilly. You can climb a tree or swing above the pool, or have a snack from the vendors who hang around there. Once you have had enough you can continue your journey westwards and make a 50 km loop back to VV, stopping for a Beer Lao now and again.
Tubing: The Best Pub Crawl (drift) of All Time
Tubing is a real draw card here. It's been covered so many times before I feel bad repeating it, but it truly does bear repeating:
You can hire a big, inflated round yellow tube like a tyre, take a tuktuk out to one end of the Namsong river, and drift in the current down to the other end right near where you hired the tube and your accommodation would most likely be.
Along the river are multiple bars which offer to pull you in by rope. Every single bar has it's own variety of drinking games - some serve whiskey with snakes, bees or scorpions in the bottle, some have table tennis (perfect for beer pong), some have... um... wacky tobacco (if you're into that kind of thing) and some have huge slides and swings into the river.
The entire thing takes all day, if you stop at all the bars. It costs around $15 to hire the tube and tuk-tuk is included in the price. Ration about $10 for beers - and that's a lot of beer.
Pro tip - be sure to take your flip-flops with you so you can steer the tube better. Otherwise, just lounge around, drift lazily down the river, and stare in wonder at all the amazing scenery as you slowly get drunk!
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try best pancake in Laos
You can't miss it, they make those pancake (also called roti) in front of your eyes and fill it with what you like: chocolate or banana, mango, lime, milk, peanuts... sweet or sour taste.
Locals who sell these come out late in the afternnon with prepared dough which is then extended and fried upon hot plates of their portable owens - so that way you see that they're fresh. They take several locations around town.
I like those with lime and sometimes those with banana and chocolate.
Prices are from 10 000 KIP +, depends what you order.
Usually same guys will also have delicious baguette sandwiches (choose what you like to have inside at the spot), so you don't have to go hungry here.
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Tubing and caving
Most tourists come to Vang Vieng to float the river Nam Song. Either in rubber rings/tubes or in kayaks. You can also go caving on the tubes, the caves are very dark, but don't worry you have helmets with a flashlight, if you do capsize you'll dry very quick.
There are numerous agencies in the town that can arrange different trips for you with lunch included.
Tham Chang Caves
Tham Chang is a largish and well-lit cave near the Vang Vieng Resort, to the south of town. Popular with tourists, even though it's not the most spectacular, it does have a lookout point with a great view back over Vang Vieng, the river and mountains. Entrance 9,000 kip.
There are at least four temples in Vang Vieng, three of which are located along the main road that runs through the town, whilst the fourth is located on the road that leads to the Vang Vieng Resort and the Tham Chang Caves. None of them are amazing to look at but warrant a wander to if you've had enough of watching Friends&i.
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One of the most popular pastimes in Vang Vieng is to hire an enormous tyre inner tube, be driven a couple of kilometres upstream, and launched into the water. The river generally flows at a slow but steady pace in the dry season, and the idea is to relax and absorb the scenery as you float back to Vang Vieng.
This 'sport' can be practised in a number of places in Laos, but nowhere is the view as spectacular as here with karst limestone mountains lining the route. Caves are well sign-posted and it's easy to take a break from tubing and go exploring. A number of enterprising people have set up bamboo bars along the river's banks, where you can stop for a beer and further chill out, although this isn't condoned.
From around 9:00 to 13:00 is reasonable to go because the sun hides behind the mountains around 15:00 and it gets very cold on the river.
Rental price is 55,000 kip + 60,000 kip deposit which includes one way trip to the start if 4 of you go but if less than 4 then you have to pay extra depending on how many of you go.
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One of the main features of the town is a long mostly unused airfield runway parallel to the Nam Song river and the main road that runs through the town. It was used during the Vietnam War by Air America's planes and was then called "Lima site 6".
Rent a bike and get out
Don't rent a scooter for more than 35,000 kip (most advertise 40~50,000 kip), but come with near empty tank. Bicycles are relatively expensive, but don't pay more than 20,000 kip.
You can drive out of the town and see some of the quiet villages. Or you can ride over the larger bridge (pay toll to cross) on south end of town (the one big enough for cars). Ride down about 6km to the Blue Lagoon and Phoukham cave.
The Blue Lagoon is a rather far distance on the dirt road on a bicycle. Also, the villages outside of the city are a bit far on a bicycle. A bicycle should only be chosen for those die hard riders, or those just wanting to stay in town.
streets of Vang Vieng
Not long time ago Vang Vieng was sleepy Lao village where people lived simple life in simple houses, doing farming and fising from Song river. They never had western menu. Then it was 'discovered' and it rapidly became tourist place; investors brought lots of money to build new buildings, some ugly some nicer: you can nowsadays see this mix styles of 'architecture' on every corner. Do you find it attractive? It looks quite hectic. There're charming wooden huts at one place and next to it you have concrete hotel; there are restaurants with few tables and huge dining places with many. It's so ecclectic. You have one of those lower Lao house in that street and rising new hotel next to it. Worse, there hotels with greek inspired columns at the doorways and balconies. All the area along river bank belongs to one owner or another - it's getting hard to get close to it, it's privatized.
Yes, they brought loads of money to town but look at VV: it's one of those dull new towns, developed into no style place. But you won't go there for the town itself, right?
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former air field
First thing you'll notice in Vang Vieng when you come from Vientiane direction is that large remain of former air field. Nowsadays airplanes no longer land there because road connection is much better-paved and safer; however it serves many uses like being pick-up and bus stop, place for weddings and local fairs, and more dangerously - place for some individulas to practice their driving and speeding throughout the area. Those are probably aware of many crates in asphalt.
Other times local children will play games there and learn riding a bike, or play football in evenings. Next moment cows will be herded from one place to another crossing the strip. In mornings and afternoons or during the lunch break school kids will pass the air strip again. Every now and then local bus will drop small crowd of backpackers who will then walk through it into town. Sometimes dogs and cats will be chasing and playing with one another and/or try to mate. Actually it's a place full of activites and interesting to watch. But imagine how many other things Vang Viengers could have in the place instead of that vast field of asphalt.
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Moro Rock
Moro Rock is well worth the climb for its views over the park and the high Sierra's in the distance. To get there you can either take a shuttle from the Giant Forest Museum or take a 1 1/2 mile hike. Once at the trail head its 350 steps up to the peak.
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Moro Rock from Hospital Rock
Besides the pictographs, Native American bedrock mortars, exhibits on Native American history, a trail to the Kaweah River, and a picnic area, Hospital Rock also has a different view of Moro Rock. From here, Moro Rock seems less like a perfectly shaped dome and more like a disfigured giant thumb. However, this view of the rock is still beautiful, if different.
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Moro Rock
Moro Rock is the most easily accesible panoramic view of the entire park. This granite dome, over 6,000 high, towers over the Middle Fork Kaweah Canyon and gives impressive views from the San Joaquin Valley to the peaks of the Great Western Divide. A staircase climbs 300 feet to the top. The trail leading up the rock is about 1/2-mile round trip. This is not a trail for those with a fear of heights. At the top, the panoramic view includes the Siliman Crest, Alta Peak, Triple Divide Peak, Mt. Stewart, Eagle Scout Peak, Sawtooth Peak, and Castle Rocks. The view is best at sunset, when the Great Western Divide is lit with beautiful alpenglow.
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Moro Rock
Moro rock is a 6,700 foot tall granite slab. There's a series of about 400 steps which lead to the top. Its a nice walk up and the view from the peak can extend to 100 miles on a clear day. Even if the Cascade Range isn't visible the view of the valley below is a nice one.
Moro Rock View
My oh my, what a fantastic 360 degree view of the area, and before you is the Great Western Divide. From here, you can also look down on the tops of the sequoias you were once craning at from the ground.
Moro Rock
Start climbing the stone stairway of nearly 400 steps, which caress Moro. Your 300 foot ascent will take you to an elevation of 6,725 feet, which is about 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. Wow! Imagine the views you'll see from here.
Moro Rock
This monolith rises 5000 feet over the valleys and foorhills leading up to Sequoia National Park. The visitos center at the south entrance of Sequoia is 1700 feet above sea level. Moro Rock reaches a height of 6725 feet above sea level. It is about a fifteen mile drive from the visitor center to the trailhead for Moro Rock--I belive there are probably 278 switchbacks that must be navigated in that 15 miles. Needless to say, the views from Moro Rock are tremendous. However, on the day we visited forest fires impeded visibility significantly.
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Hiking, Moro Rock
Please consider hiking in this great environment. Lots of great trails, just get a map at the entrance.
Also, people would enjoy hiking up Moro Rock for the views.
moro rock
taking a quarter mile trail, you can climb nearly 400 steep steps to the top of the barren rock.
at the visitor centre she told us to do this.
the view was great
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Latest images: Snow comes to Sohae launch facility
It's sadly not possible to get a live look at North Korea's Sohae launch facility, but we do have the next best thing: a satellite image from earlier today.
The image was taken by a GeoEye satellite at 11:34am local time (0234 GMT) and shows dustings of snow across much of the launch facility. (As usual, click for a larger version of the image.)
Satellite images had previously shown increased activity at the site and suggested a launch was being planned, but it wasn't until Saturday that North Korea made it official: the county will attempt to launch a Kwangmyongsong 3 satellite into orbit sometime between December 10th and 22nd.
Additional information, obtained from the International Maritime Organization and released by the DPRK aviation authority, has narrowed down the launch window to between 7am and noon local time each day.
It also shows the launch pad continues to be busy with activity ahead of the DPRK's upcoming rocket launch.
The latest launch pad image (below) reveals some of the objects placed near the buildings in the lower portion of the picture, which were presumed to be fuel tanks, have either gone or been moved. There are four objects on the launch pad and more on the access road leading to it.
The snow also shows clearly a path that makes a ring around the pad.
In my last post with Sohae images, I reported on new buildings around the railway depot. The two buildings on the west side of the tracks are still there but a third object, which I speculated might be a monument of some type, has moved thus proving it's not a monument. In all likelihood the object, which can now be seen in the upper portion of the platform or loading area, is probably a piece of machinery or a truck.
And here's a final close-up of what is presumed to be a processing building. It's just to the south of the railway depot and is probably where the rocket parts are taken once offloaded from trains. The latest image shows a clean tarmac area in front of the building but otherwise snow around the structure.
Each observation satellite passes over the same spot on Earth about once every three days, so I'll hopefully have more to present before the planned launch.
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So much for delays, technical problems and bad weather. (And so much for satellite imagery analysis!) North Korea launched its rocket on Wednesday morning local time at a little before 10am in the morning, according to reports from regional governments. The missile was launched from the Sohae-ri launch facility, according to an immediate report from…
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A NorthKoreaTech/38 North exclusive, with contributions by Nick Hansen and Michelle Kae New GeoEye satellite imagery from December 10 shows activity at North Korea's Sohae Satellite Launching Station (Tongchang-ri) related to the removal of the Unha rocket from the launch pad, a process that is probably still underway and will not be completed before December…
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The latest satellite imagery of North Korea's Sohae-ri Launch Facility is in from GeoEye and adds weight to possibility that weather is causing problems at the launch pad. The image, taken earlier Monday, shows a blanket of snow covering most of the launch facility. Visible in some areas are vehicle tire tracks, indicating some movement,…
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North Korea's state news agency said Saturday that the country plans to launch a satellite later in the month. The launch will be the second the country has attempted this year. The last, in April, ended in failure when the rocket failed to make it to orbit. Confirmation comes after several days of speculation the…
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Both of the major private satellite imagery providers, GeoEye and DigitalGlobe, have captured images of the North Korean satellite launch facility in the last month and both images show changes from earlier this year. Earlier this year, satellite images from the companies were one of the first indications that North Korea was preparing for a…
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As for Paula Deen: I don't care how nice she is, or how good (or not) her food is. You don't say things like this without meaning them. If she said these things, she deserves to be fired, and her employer can do it for that reason.
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It used to be a picture of herself with a clot of about 12 completely white staff in aprons all smiling and happy about their jobs under Paula.
Now it's Paula, a black dude and still more white people.
This is not evidence that she is racist, this is evidence that she thinks that the public is a pack of morons.
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The "TL;DR" version is this: The Food Network is about cultivating a personality that make people care about the recipes your showing. No one will care if you make the best dish in the world. It's boring if the person making it while explaining how to make it is boring. Paula's persona was crafted around the good things associated with the South. Her comments bring to mind the bad things. Therefore, her brand is tarnished, which makes it hard (for some people) to relate to her.
I do suggest reading the article as it's an interesting take on this whole ordeal.
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It doesn't matter that you be tolerant. What matters is what it is you are tolerant of. What it is you are accepting of.
Paula Deen is tolerant and accepting of racism and white supremacy. I am not, and I'm glad the Food Network is not, either.
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On and on and on. The white supremacist power structure is alive and well, and the racial oppression of blacks in America continues. Just google the term "the new Jim Crow."
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Policies are what we need to care about. In the same way companies greenwash, dumping on her is just an easy way for them to act like they care. Corporate types don't.
I see this as a way to explain to Paula and others that it is Corporate America--not the gov't that provided the roads she and her staff drove on--that is the real enemy.
She is only now feeling its heel--
Seaton Smith was on ALL IN on MSNBC, and cut her a lot of slack. It is stop and frisk that we should rail against. Again, policies.
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I agree with him. It is wrong to try to reduce the worth of a persons whole life in having their whole being defined by a blurb, or even some real crimes--otherwise we never get a Justice Hugo Black.
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Now that Paula Deen has a mark against her that many folks who leave prison also have in preventing them from finding jobs, she will be more sympathetic to the plight of those less fortunate than her. That makes for a great platform, like what Billy Ray Cyrus did with Hillbilly: The Real Story--that actually portrayed unions in a more fair light than Fox.
Now she can be transformed into a Mother Jones. After all, Jack Hanna being a Southerner, may for that reason be a better way to introduce ecology to folks who may balk if done in a more preachy way
This is a moment for the Left to reach out to her, as I see it. It is easier to rage than love--hatred being a more honest emotion. Yet we have to be like Gene Roddenberry in trying to make humanity better, not casting anyone away as worthless.
It will take some doing due to her background, but she could be of real value through a Morgan Spurlock, Joseph Campbell type journey.
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