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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend and Day of Service 2015
Honor the legacy of Dr. King during the country's largest Day of Service
Every year, Philadelphia honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a day for giving back.
Now in its 20th year, the Annual Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service on January 19 is the largest MLK Day event in the country. More than 125,000 volunteers of all ages participated in hundreds of service projects in 2014 and this year is expected to be bigger than ever.
Browse service projects and volunteer on the official MLK Day of Service page.
In addition to hundreds of volunteer service projects, Philadelphia celebrates MLK Day with special events and festivities throughout the day. Check out a few of our top MLK Day celebrations in Philadelphia, below, as well as other ways to spend your time on the long weekend.
MLK Day Events and Festivities
The Philadelphia Orchestra's Free Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert
(J. Griffin for Visit Philadelphia.)
Date: January 19, 2015, 1:30 p.m.
Celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with The Philadelphia Orchestra. Music director Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads the orchestra in their 25th annual free performance during the MLK Day of Service at Girard College. The 90-minute concert includes the world premiere of the first movement of composer Hannibal's One Land, One River, One People, a work commissioned by the orchestra which will debut in its entirety in November 2015.
The concert will also feature guest vocalists Laquita Mitchell and Rodrick Dixon, choirs from the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts, a reading Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech set to Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings and more. Tickets are first-come, first-serve and limited to four tickets per person.
Sharing the Heritage Celebration at the African American Museum in Philadelphia
(M. Kennedy for Visit Philadelphia)
Enjoy free admission to the African American Museum all day and celebrate with special events and activities including hands-on service projects, a Community Celebration with live performances, readings and more from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
(Photo courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.)
Dates: January 16-19, 2015
The Philadelphia Museum of Art is celebrating the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. with a long weekend of special events and the opening of their new exhibition Represent: 200 Years of African American Art. On Friday, January 16, guests can enjoy an extended Art After 5 with live music from Sound Reformation followed by a dance party in the Great Stair Hall until midnight. On MLK Day, the museum is offering pay-what-you-wish admission and features a variety of family-friendly workshops and projects throughout the day.
Day of Service at the National Constitution Center
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Date: January 19, 2015
The National Constitution Center will honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a day-long commemoration on Monday, January 19. Throughout the day, enjoy $5 admission to the museum and access to special service projects, performances and activities, including readings of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech. The celebration is part of the National Constitution Center's series of Macy's Family Days at the Constitution Center, courtesy of The Macy's Foundation.
Martin Luther King Weekend at Eastern State Penitentiary
(R. Kennedy for Visit Philadelphia.)
Dates: January 17-19, 2015
Eastern State Penitentiary honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with special readings of King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail" during the holiday weekend. Listen to excerpts read from Dr. King's letter–written 50 years ago three times a day on Saturday, Sunday and Monday at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Children ages 7-12 can create artwork in response to the letter from 10:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. each day. The events are free and open to the public. Free tickets are available online here or at the door subject to availability.
MLK Family Day at the National Museum of American Jewish History
(G. Widman for Visit Philadelphia.)
Date: January 19, 2015
Admission to the National Museum of American Jewish History will be free all day as the museum commemorates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Enjoy live music, an art project led by Fleisher Art Memorial and a screening of the PBS documentary series Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Movement.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at the National Liberty Museum
Date: January 19, 2015
The National Liberty Museum will celebrate Martin Luther King Day with free museum admission and a variety of themed events all day long on Monday, January 19. Beginning at 10 a.m, check out the museum's exhibitions on a self-guided tour and learn about the number of heroes of liberty present in the exhibitions, including Martin Luther King Jr..
After touring the museum, guests can sign up for educational workshops where helping others and making change, and children can create their own I Have a Dream speech — with the help of museum staff members. (Those interested in the educational workshops must sign up in advance.) Youngsters are invited to make a themed craft throughout the day, too. Inspired by the city's Mural Arts Program, which features murals where MLK is the subject, children can create a mini-mural featuring their favorite hero.
Ongoing Events and Activities
Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest
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Dates: Ongoing
For more than two decades, the Blue Cross RiverRink has delighted visitors with outdoor ice skating on the Delaware River Waterfront. This winter, the Penn's Landing attraction is bigger and better than ever with holiday lights, outdoor fire pits, live entertainment, shopping and much more.
Rothman Ice Rink at Dilworth Park
(M. Fischetti for Visit Philadelphia.)
Dates: Ongoing
The Rothman Ice Rink has been massively popular since it opened in mid-November, attracting scores of people looking forward to outdoor ice skating in Center City. Combined with the rest of the new digs at the park, Dilworth Park has become a major destination for both residents and visitors.
Center City District Restaurant Week
(E. Mencher for Visit Philadelphia.)
Dates: January 18-23, 25-30, 2015
Center City District Restaurant Week returns this January with delicious, budget conscious meals at more than 120 restaurants from $20-35. Dozens of Center City's finest restaurants are offering indulgent prix-fixe menus that are both delectable and easy on the wallet with three-course dinners for only $35 per person. A number of participating restaurants will also be offering a three-course lunch option for $20 per person. (Price excludes tax, gratuity and alcohol.)
William Glackens at The Barnes Foundation
(Photo courtesy of The Barnes Foundation.)
Dates: Now extended through February 16
The Barnes Foundation recently extended the first comprehensive survey of Philadelphia-born painter William Glackens in nearly half a century. William Glackens features more than 90 of the artist's works, including dozens of pieces from the Barnes' permanent collection as well as public and private collections throughout the United States. The works on display show Glackens' five-decades as an artist while highlighting is his zest for life and sophisticated techniques.
A Philadelphia native, Glackens (1870-1938) attended Philadelphia's Central High School with Albert Barnes before going on to study at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. The artist and Barnes were close friends, with Glackens encouraging Barnes' appreciation of modern French painting and helping him acquire works from Cézanne, Denis, Picasso, Pissarro, Renoir, van Gogh and more.
Body Worlds: Animal Inside Out at The Franklin Institute
Dates: Through April 12
Housed in the new Nicholas and Athena Karabots Pavilion at The Franklin Institute, Body Worlds: Animal Inside Out features a rare and unprecedented view of the anatomy of nature with more than 100 specimens including sharks, goats, ostriches, a giraffe and even a giant squid. The striking exhibition uses plastination, a special process that replaces bodily fluids with plastics created by the founder of Body Worlds, to display the skeletons, muscles, organs and circulatory systems of a wide variety of animals.
Chocolate: The Exhibition at the Academy of Natural Sciences
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If you're a fan of chocolate (and who isn't?), mark your calendar to visit the tastiest exhibition in town. Simply titled Chocolate: The Exhibition, the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University aims to trace the story of "food of the gods" from its origin as a unique rainforest tree to the sensuous sweet millions of people crave today.
Philadelphia Home Show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center
Dates: January 17-19, 23-25, 2015
The Philadelphia Home Show, the region's premier building, design and landscaping event, returns January 17-19 and January 23-25 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Whether you're looking to perform a full scale remodel or just a few ideas to freshen up your home, the Philadelphia Home Show is the perfect place to gather useful information, comparison shop for products and services and ignite your imagination. Find the newest trends in home building and improvement and the greatest products to get it all done under one roof.
Dinosaurs of the Deep Exhibition at the Adventure Aquarium
Dates: Opens January 16, 2015
Learn about the powerful marine animals that ruled the water during the time of Tyrannosaurs Rex in Dinosaurs of the Deep, a new temporary exhibit at the Adventure Aquarium. The exhibition is set to feature a variety of replicas, fossils, hands-on exhibitions, artifacts and instructional pieces to help visitors understand the marine creatures and also learn about the prehistoric animals that are still living today. Dinosaurs of the Deep will also put the spotlight on a 34-foot replica of a Liopleurodon, one of the ancient oceans' most dangerous predators with four-inch-long teeth.


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March Break Open House
March Break is a great time to visit U of T! All of our campuses and undergraduate faculties will be holding open house events throughout the week. We're opening our doors for you to take a campus tour, visit classrooms and facilities, see student life in action and speak with staff and professors.
U of T Mississauga
- March Break events for applicants at UTM: March 22
- March Break Student Mentoring Program (March 16-20)
- More details coming soon!
- Learn more about March Break at UTM.
U of T St. George
Nona Macdonald Visitors Centre
- March 16 – 20: General campus tours* hourly from 10AM to 3PM
- March 16 – 20: Information session for parents and students in grades 9, 10 and 11 at 9:30AM and 3:30PM
- Wednesday, March 18: We will also offer an evening information session for parents and students in grades 9, 10 and 11 at 6:30PM. The session will be followed by a campus tour at 7PM.
- March 14 & 21: Information session for parents and students in grades 9, 10 and 11 at 10:30AM followed by a campus tour at 11AM.
- Register for tours and sessions at the Visitors Centre.
- * General campus tours do not include residence tours. Tours are offered by the residences throughout the week. (PDF)
Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
- We will be offering faculty tours at 10AM and 2:30PM each day of March Break (Monday-Friday).
- We will be having two separate sessions for Architecture and Visual Studies:
- Architecture: March 17, 11:15AM-12:15PM
- Visual Studies: March 19, 3PM-4PM
- Lecture: March 19, 1PM-2PM
- Find out more about Daniels March Break events.
Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
- March Break Applicant Event: Saturday, March 14; 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Open to applicants only.
- March Break Tours: March 16 – 20; 11:30AM and 3:00PM. Register online for Engineering tours.
Faculty of Arts & Science
- March 14, 10AM-3PM: Join us during March Break for the Faculty of Arts & Science's annual applicant event.
- Find out more about the Faculty of Arts & Science's March Break applicant event.
- Register for the Faculty of Arts & Science's March Break applicant event.
Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education
Faculty of Music
U of T Scarborough
- March Showcase: March 21, 2015; 10AM
- Visit UTSC for a day-long applicant event and see why U of T Scarborough is an excellent choice for launching your future.
- Register for the UTSC March Showcase.

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Susan Hoffmann
Northeast Market President Chase Bank
What experience has had the greatest impact on
your career?
There are many experiences that have impacted by
career but there is a common thread. That is, early
in my career there were successful people who en-
couraged me. Mr. Lee Vanderpool, Mr. Nelson Abell
and Mr. Tom Scott are three men who are especially
significant in their advice and wise counsel. It's a
reminder that the words we say can either be up-
lifting with encouragement or critical. The encour-
agement I received from such successful icons in our
community gave me a renewed dedication to work
hard, always do the right thing and study hard to be
prepared for whatever opportunity comes.
What has been your most rewarding personal ex-
My most rewarding personal experience is God's
blessings on my family. I have been incredibly
blessed beyond anything I could imagine with a won-
derful husband, Frank, and two great sons, Matt and
Drew. Matt is a medical doctor in his second year
of dermatology residency at LSU Medical Center-
New Orleans and Baton Rouge; he is married to our
daughter in law, Tara who is an attorney and gradu-
ate of LSU Law School.
Drew is completing his last year of study at LSU Law
School with expected graduation in May 2014. He
is engaged to Whitney with a wedding planned for
It is the joy of my life to see my boys grow up to be
successful young men who love and serve the Lord.
We truly are a family blessed by Him in every aspect
of our lives.
St. Francis Regional Medical Center Board of Direc-
tors, Chairman of Finance Committee, ULM Board of
Trustees Executive Committee, First Baptist Church
West Monroe Finance Committee, On Fire Ministries
Board Member
A. O. Evans Award presented by the West Monroe-
West Ouachita Chamber of Commerce-the highest
award presented to a citizen that has contributed
over a lifetime outstanding service and accomplish-
ments in the community
Golden Arrow Award University of Louisiana-Mon-
roe- Highest Award presented to an alumnus for
Served on Monroe Mayor Melvin Rambin's Transi-
tion Team
Served on U.S. District Court Magistrate Selection
Appointed by Governor Mike Foster to the Ouachita
Parish Port Commission, elected Assistant Secretary
of the Board,2003
Chairman West Monroe- West Ouachita Chamber
of Commerce, Lotus Club Board of Directors, Select-
ed State of LA Regional Small Business Advocate in
Banking, Outstanding Alumnus ULM College of Busi-
ness Administration, Co-authored "Attitudes Toward
Women as Bank Loan Officers" published in The Eco-
nomic Journal, Past United Way Vice President and
Board of Directors, Chairman United Way Allocations
Committee, President ULM Alumni Association, Divi-
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Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha 2 with New Kernel
The second Alpha version of Ubuntu 8.10 (codename "Intrepid Ibex") has just been released. It includes new and in part unstable Debian packages along with the latest versions of various applications.
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The unstable test versions are mainly targeted at developers, bug testers and Ubuntu enthusiasts. They are not suitable for production use. If you are using Ubuntu 8.04, you can give the "update-manager -d" command to load the current alpha release. Any bugs you find should be reported to Ubuntu's bug tracker.
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TEXARKANA, Texas (AP) A federal judge is to decide if a northeast Texas woman accused of sending ricin-laced letters to President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is competent to stand trial.
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A federal affidavit alleges Richardson contacted authorities to try to implicate her husband in the ricin letters before being arrested herself in June.
She faces two counts of mailing a threatening communication and one count of making a threat against the president of the United States.
Richardson's attorney, Tonda Curry, has said her client will plead not guilty.
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Favorite thing: The largest single employer here in the Hull/Gatineau region is without doubt the government (both national and provincial). There are, according to the website below, a total of 37 government buildings in the area with the majority of them concentrated in an approximately 1km square on the north-west bank of the Ottawa river between The Alexandra and Chaudiere Bridges. This is the modern Portage complex - the name "portage" meaning a place where a river is impassable and its traffic has to be manually transported overland around the section and is how Hull became established initially.
There is something fascinating about this city within a city where well over 20,000 functionaires inhabit such a relatively small space for about 40 hours a week each, Monday to Friday and with all the amenities of a small city included. Within the interlinked office buildings there are shopping malls, hotels, bars and restaurants, doctors and dentists, dry cleaners, hairdressers, shoe repairers...the list goes on. Just like some Mediaval walled citadel, permenantly prepared for siege. Yes, definitely interesting and interesting too the politically diplomatic decision made to locate La Portage here in Quebec!!
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Alexandria Bridge
Favorite thing: Here is the bridge that takes you across the Ottawa river and as soon as you're at the Quebec side, you can see the Canadian Museum of the Civilization on your left hand side. At your right hand side you can see the Jacques Cartier park. There are more bridges that connect Ottawa with Hull but this is the most convenient when coming from Downtown Ottawa. Quebecers use these bridges to commute back and frorth to & from work. Thousands of Quebecers live in Hull / Gatineau and work in Ottawa, since there are not enough jobs in Quebec for them.
Fondest memory: My fondest memory of Hull is eating Poutine. I know this section should be under the restaurants tips but there is no poutine restaurant in particular. Poutine is basically junk food. Nothing complicated. French fries with cheese pieces and hot gravy poured on top. The hot gravy melts the cheese and it slowly flows in between the fries. It looks gross at first but tastes very good and it is loaded with trans-fats and calories.
- Hiking and Walking
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Favorite thing: Again I disagree with Lafourmie... Hull is not a boring place. I guess it depends if you're looking for an exciting nightlife or more of a nature/outdoor vacation.
I love living in this region, there are green spaces everywhere. Almost every home has planted trees and flowers. The Gatineau hills, small in comparison to the Canadian Rocky's, surround the area and offer great scenery. The hills also provide an easy escape to the every day city life and a selection of wilderness to the avid photographer and outdoorsmen. There is an abundance of lakes to choose from; some right in the middle of the city, some 10 minutes away and others a couple of hours away driving towards the Laurentiens and Montréal.
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Broad-based international economic sanctions on Iran have significantly impaired its economy and brought the regime to the negotiating table, but the recently concluded interim nuclear agreement remains controversial among many members of Congress.
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ElleJay 7 years
YESS! I <3 the global bazzar, i've been collecting stuff for my house from this every year
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YESS! I <3 the global bazzar, i've been collecting stuff for my house from this every year
DreaAST 7 years
OMG! Thanks for posting this. Not that I need to spend more money but I need some decor for my bedroom and this stuff matches!
emalove 7 years
Oh, I've already hit this sale up a couple of times in the past two weeks or so. I got an amazing tall woven basket vase and some berry vine sticks to put inside for SO cheap. It looks great. I've also had my eye on that purple lamp for my bedroom! It would match my decor perfectly.
jazspin 7 years
Ooh, I love Target's Global Bazaar. I'll have to make a trip there this weekend and see what I can find.
cinadanni24 7 years
I was told that those beautiful bowls crack once you put something hot in them
stephanerd 7 years
I can't believe this line is already on clearance. The first time I saw the line, I snatched up one of the large floor vases, and the very next day they were all gone! I want more!!!
bluecanary 7 years
Seems like our Target had *just* put all this out after Christmas and then BAM- gone already! Dumb move, people are just getting their tax checks and would have spent a fortune!
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I picked up some GREAT stuff from them two weeks ago. Holy clearance!
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MartinR Jun 26, 2013 10:06 AM
Re: Moving from an iMac 24" to a New iMac 27"? in response to relaxed
Macs come with two applications - Setup Assistant and Migration Assistant - which will migrate (copy) nearly everything you want from your old Mac to your new Mac.
Basically, you connect your old and new Macs together with either a network cable or a FireWire cable. When you start your new Mac for the first time, Setup Assistant will run and you can migrate your files at that time. If you don't choose to do it then, you can always run Migration Assistant later.
The one thing I'm not sure about is Safari bookmarks, but you can always export a file of them from Safari on your old Mac (File > Export Bookmarks), copy the file to your new Mac, and then import the bookmarks into Safari on your new Mac (File > Import Bookmarks).
Here is a basic overview of Migration Assistant.
And here is some more detailed information about Setting-up a new Mac from an old one from one of the higher level contributors to these forums.
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A little further info. Setup Assistant & Migration Assistant can both copy (migrate) the following from your old Mac to your new Mac:
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Your iTunes & iPhoto libraries are normally inside your User folder (account), so they will be copied along with everything else that's in your User folder.
The only gotcha is if you saved things in folders that are not inside your User folder. In that case you will definitely have to select the "Other files & folders" option when you run Setup or Migration Assistant


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Posted: 26 Jan 2000 5:34AM GMT
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Two records document the arrival of Matheas Myars in America. Uncertain as to which record, if either, is the Mathias Miers/Myars who married widow Mary Kachelriess and became step-father to her two boys Michael and Tabalt/Tabolt:
Record (1), 1742 - Matheas Meyer - arrives at the Port of Philadelphia on board the ship "Robert Alice from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes". List qualified on September 24, 1742. (Source: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, Vol I-II, Norristown, PA, Pennsylvania German Society, 1934, page 330, 331 (signs name with X mark)
Record (2), 1744 - Matthias Meyer, Matthias Meyer Jr, and Nicholas Meyer arrive at the Port of Philadelphia on board the ship "Aurora from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes". List qualified by Capt. Robert Pickeman on October 8, 1744. (Source: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, Vol I-II, Norristown, PA, Pennsylvania German Society, 1934, page 352, 353, 354 (all three sign names with X mark)
First record of Mathias Miers/Myars in NC.
1754 - Mathias Miers - Granville County Deeds, Patent Book 14, page 5, (abstract 2474) transaction dated 4/26/1754; Mathias Miers purchases 400 acres in Granville County on both sides of Skelton Creek; Witnesses Jno Haywood, Sher Haywood; SCC Benford Dickens, Griffin Nunary; Wm Churton, Surveyor.
Last record in Mathias Miers/Myars in NC:
(First Transcription) Granville District Will dated March 1, 1770. Milhais Miars wills to his grandson Milhais Cockelrean, son of Tabolt Cockelran, 100 acres on north side of Mill creek in Granville County adjoining Shearmon's land; to my wife, Mary Miars all the rest of my estate except that I have already given away and, at her death, that Michall Cockelrean shall have this plantation and my mill, also a Negro boy called Tomas and one called Jack and Tabalt Cockelrean to have a Negro called Nell and all stock divided between Tabolt and Michall; (name may be Cockelreece). Exrs; my son Michall Cockelreece and my wife Mary Myars. Witnesses: Thos. Oakley, Naham Saunders (or Landers).
(Source: Abstracts of Granville County, N. C. - Unrecorded Wills 1746-1808, transcribed by Zae Hargett Gwynn, 1973; page 38)
(Second Transcription) Granville District Will dated March 1, 1770. Mythias Myars (signs by mark) Will probated April CT 1770.To Grandson Mythias (Cockelreece), son of Tabalt Cockelreece, 100 A. in Granville County on North side of Mill Creek, adjoining Shearmon's land; to wife Mary Myars all the rest of his real and personal estate; to Michael Cockelreece, after death of wife Mary, "this Plantation mill" and also two Negroes (name Tomas and Jack); to Tabalt Cockelreece 1 Negro (named Nell); and the rest of estate "horses, hogs, sheep, etc. to be equally divided betwixt the two boys, Michael and Tabalt. Exs; "my son Michael Cockelreece and my wife Mary Miers/Myars" Wit Tho's Oakley, Jacob (surname not clear) Nahrun Saunders. Id, page 140. ret. to April Ct. 1770; among other items "one parcel of books" and 3 Negroes. Id p. 146. (Source: Granville County Wills and Deeds 1746-1800, Thomas Owen, 1993, page 59)
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Kachelriess, Cocklereese, Cocklereece, Reece
Here is an additional, more promising possibility:
A Matheas Meyer and Hans Georg Meyer, arrive at the Port of Philadelphia on board the ship "Osgood from Rotterdam, last from Cowes" Sept. 29, 1750 - William Wilkie, Captain, 480 passengers. (Source: Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, Vol I-II, Norristown, PA, Pennsylvania German Society, 1934, page 446 (both sign names with X mark) Hans Georg Meyer may have been a younger brother, son or nephew, since he signed after Matheas; however I have found no other record of him.
Also on this ship: Ludwig Eisele (aka Ludwig Isley) and Ludwig Readwile (aka Lewis Riethweil/Redwine) both of whom settled in Piedmont region of NC.
Ludwig Isley Sr's granddaughter, Philipena (daughter of Balser Sr) married Daniel Kachelriess the grandson of Mary Kachelriess Miar/Mier/Moyer -- widow of Mythias/Matheas Miar/Meyer who made his will in March 1770 and died bef April of the same year. (I descend from Philipena Isley and Daniel Kachelriess through their son David Kachelriess/Cocklereece/Reece. I do not know when or where Mary's Kachelriess/Cocklereece husband died, but believe him to the Nicholas Kachelriess who arrived in Sept 1737 onboard the Snow Molly. See my notes page at
Ludwig Readwile and Matheas Meyer appear in Granville Co and on Shelton Creek about the same time frame, according to these records :
First record of a Mathias Miers/Myars in NC is 10 June 1753 when the following property was surveyed:
1754 - Lord Granville to Mathias Miers - Patent Book 14, # 2474 transaction dated 4/26/1754; Mathias Miers purchases 400 acres in Granville County on both sides of Skelton (Shelton) Creek; Witnesses Jno Haywood, Sher Haywood; SCC Benford Dickens, Griffin Nunary; Wm Churton, Surveyor. Property surveyed 10 June 1753 (later sold by Matheas Meyer / Mythias Myars' heirs -- see February 6, 1777)
1768 Lodwick Redwine was on the tax list of Granville Co., NC as shown in tithables taken by Robert Harris. He paid two polls which included son Jacob Redwine shown. The law at the time in NC set the white male poll at ages 16 and upward. Jacob would have reached age 16 in October 1767. (SOURCE:
1772 - NC, Granville Co., 22 Feb 1772 Lewis RIETHWEIL (signed in German Ludwig) wrote his will in Granville County naming sons Lewis, Michael, Jacob, John, and daughter Margaret Peeler, wife of Michael Peeler. The youngest son, John, was underage at that time. His wish was that son John was to serve his brother Jacob but for one year, then to be declared free. (SOURCE:
1777 - NC, 25 Jan 1777 Jacob Reitweil and John Rietwel (sons of Lewis) of Granville County sold 233 acres eastward of Michael Peelers on a branch of Shelton's Creek, being part of a large survey taken up by William Meadows and adjoining Slaughter. Proved in Aug 1777. Source: Granville Co NC Deed Book L, p 117 (SOURCE:
Mathias Miers settled in the same area in 1754 where a Jacob Slaughter purchased land in 1757 -- Shelton Creek (Miers line is mentioned and he also appears as Survey Chain Carrier):
1757 - Lord Granville to Jacob Slaughter - Patent Book 14, #2710, page 69; transaction dated 9 Nov 1757; 640 acres in the Parish of St. John on both sides of Sheltons Creek, joining Miers line; Witnesses Sherd Haywood; Gideon Macon entered 3 January 1756 surveyed 7 February 1756 SCC: Matthies Miers, Jacob Slutter, Sherd Hayward D Sur -- Plat read "...land surveyd for Abraham Howser.
Myars/Miers died bet March - April 1770, and his heirs (two Cocklereece stepsons named in will) sold this same property in Feb 1777:
February 6, 1777 - Recorded in Granville County Deed Book L, page 137: -
Tobott Cockleree {Cocklereece/Cocklereese], Michael Cockleree, and Mary Moyars [Meyers/Miars} of Granville County sold land jointly to Thomas Person...all that parcel of land situate...on both sides of Sheltons & Fox Creek Begining at a hickory on Shearmons line...crossing both creeks to a red oak thense 324 poles to a black oak near Oakley thense E. ___ poles crossing Sheltons or Stoney Creek to the first station including 500 acres ...more or less...No witnesses - no proven dates/info
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Nice jacket, TC.
Panerais are still pretty rare in Houston, I come across maybe 1 per month in the wild.
Rolexes are everywhere, obviously. There is definitely a tradition in Houston where if you are an older gentleman who wants to tell society that you've made it, you get a yellow gold Day Date. Tons of these around. For the young professional crowd, the SS Sub is definitely the go-to watch. Which, sadly, makes me less enthusiastic about wearing it to the office. I'd say half the bankers between 25-35 walking around down in my lobby (with ties but without their jackets LOL) are wearing SS Subs. There's a huge trend among the MILFs at my club wearing Daytonas (RG or SS) and Day Dates. At any given time of day in the gym or by the pool, I bet you could find at least 2-3 ladies wearing a Daytona.
Hublots are very, very popular among the middle-eastern crowd. I don't mean any disrespect by that observation, but it's an odd trend that I've noticed.
I've only seen maybe 3 APs ever in Houston (outside of the jewelry store). In fact, most of my buddies who are huge AP fans had never actually seen a Royal Oak in person before mine. Most recently, I did see a young guy wearing a Rose Gold ROO Barrichello . . . in the gym! LOL
I never understood how people can get comfortable wearing a really nice watch to the gym. If there's every a place where you or someone else could really bang the shyt out of it with something that could really do some damage, it's the gym. Plus, there are clocks (with seconds displays) within your line of site at all times.
TC....from what I had heard in Texas particularly the oil people, back in the 80's used to refer to a Day-Date as a "Texas Timex" and a gold and steel Rolex was called, "Half-a-Rolex." I have no actual experiences visiting Texas, but I'm sure none of us are surprised that no matter where we are the nice watches seen most frequently are Rolex watches. After all they do make a million or so watches every year.
I unless I visit Boston or another large city, NYC, Vegas, Chicago...I never see APs in the wild. Only one of my local watch collecting friends was familiar with APs. I don't think I'd wear my RO to the gym...yikes!!! All it takes is the one odd machine you walk past a bit too closely and BANG...instant ding or scrape! And if you do something like racquetball and someone whacks your watch with a racquet...
Ah...didn't know he was a troll. Accusing my man of wearin a replica? I've seen that 5040...and to paraphrase something from a TV show..."Its real and its spectacular!"
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Frills, TC, your watches are both beautiful. Frills, that is easily the nicest fake I have ever seen :roflmao:
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Upon first impressions we all liked this place. It is not far from the city center but in a quiet safe neighborhood. The beds are small but comfortable enough for a short stay. The best part was the family that owns and runs this hotel. They were very helpful giving advise on what to do and where to go. They were more than accomidating to any request we had. Though we where only in Ohrid for 3 days we had a wonderful fun time and staying at this hotel was a major part of that. If I came to Ohrid again I would be likely to chose this hotel to stay again.
Not a fault on the Hotel but our GPS had a hard time finding the adress, we had to ask for directions to get there the first time. There pool was cold and did not have any of the pumps running while we were there. Though I am sure they would have turned it on if we had asked. We were told thier sauna (which I was never able to locate) was not fuctioning at that time.
The staff were extremely helpful, one rarely finds people so willing to help
I did not like the blankets they had, they should have slippers for guests and breakfast was too basic
I liked very much the location of the hotel in front of the Ohrid lake; I was there in October and perhaps there weren't very much people around , so - being with my family - I enjoied very much also the quiet rest I got. The staff was also very kind and helpful.
A bigger room would be better in my conditions.
i liked to see the river from the room and that they always tried to helf when we need something
i did not like that the bed was a sofa that they opend it was not comfortable ihope this will change to a double bed
Perfect location meters away from the lake and the shoping street, and in the feet of the hill with the castle remains and mediaval churches. Relatively quiet rooms.
At night time sound of nearby discos may be disturbing even for the rooms at the back side of the hotel.
staff service and location
New room--spectacular view of Lake Ohrid from my 4th floor balcony-- CLEAN clean --quick room service and great food--24hr staff at the front who spoke English.- And very patient-Tasteful modern decor- quality granite floor -High speed internet--so relaxing having grilled calamari on the balcony watching the sunset.-- 5 minute walk to Ohrid city center--- on the water.
Ac didn't works---showerhead kept loosening..
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Mancini paid the price for a poor season which saw the club beaten by Wigan in Saturday's FA Cup final at Wembley after surrendering the Premier League title to arch-rivals Manchester United.
Platt was offered the chance to stay on at the club which he joined in 2010 but decided to join Mancini in leaving.
"With regret Manchester City announce that David Platt has this afternoon left his role as assistant manager at the club," read a statement on City's website.
"David was offered the opportunity to continue his work with us but has declined the invitation. He has decided to leave his role with his close friend Roberto Mancini.
"David has made a significant contribution to the club's success since joining in 2010 and we wish him well with his career wherever that now takes him."
Platt, 46, and Italian Mancini were team-mates in Serie A at Sampdoria - then managed by Sven-Goran Eriksson - in the 1990s after the England midfielder had spells at Bari and Juventus.
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For years, the team at Teton Gravity Research had talked about making a historical film about skiing Alaska. This past year, snow conditions provided a little push. "Essentially we had a weird feeling that it was not going to snow much in the lower 48 in early December, so we did a last-minute scramble to move the majority of the locations to Alaska," says TGR co-founder Todd Jones. "Once we decided we were going to go for it, it got really fun."
Jones and crew focused on a core concept, that Alaska is the place where people have gone to chase their dreams for hundreds of years, whether they're looking to strike it rich while gold mining, haul in a huge catch from the Bering Sea, or to find untouched backcountry powder. It wasn't a hard concept for them to explore. Before they became full-time filmmakers, Jones and his TGR co-founders skied the Alaskan backcountry and then fished on commercial boats to make money. Motivation wasn't hard either. "To me, and I think most of TGR, Alaska is the most perfectly sculpted place for riding on the planet," says Jones. "The way the snow sticks to the mountains and the features the mountains create. I have travelled to the far corners of the globe and Alaska remains my favorite place to ride and film."
I emailed Jones to find out a bit more about the film.
Where did the title The Dream Factory come from?
Alaska is a bountiful place. For hundreds of years people have been heading up there and chasing dreams of gold, fish, big game, oil, and more recently the legendary big mountain riding Alaska is known for. The place truly is a dream factory. Almost any skier you interview will tell you that they dream of riding there one day. It really was a pretty obvious title.
Can you tell me a bit about TGR's first trip to Alaska?
TGR's first trip was pre-TGR. Steve Jones, myself, and Dirk Collins went up there to catch the early Valdez scene. We were broke. The plan was to sell as much of our stuff as possible and have as much money as possible to go plane- and heli-skiing, then to spend all that money, except a few hundred bucks, and hitchhike to a fishing port. We were chasing the dream of the mountains and then the dream of big paydays commercial fishing. We were in Sitka, Alaska, sleeping in a graveyard and pounding the docks. A few days before the 48-hour longline Halibut opener we scored jobs on boats. Both Steve and I went out and fished for 48 hours straight. We each made about $10,000. For ski bums, this was huge. We stayed up there that summer and fished all over the state for different species of salmon, black cod, and halibut until September. We basically started to get into a cycle where we fished, skied all winter, spent all of our money, and did it again. In 1995 we decided to pool money together to by a 16mm Arriflex camera and TGR was born.
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Maybe next time Madonna goes through a reinvention, she can transform herself into someone who's popular in Slovenia. Just a thought.
The pop queen has been forced to cancel an upcoming concert in the eastern European nation's capital city of Ljubljana, though no one can quite agree as to why.
A rep for Live Nation insisted that the Aug. 20 gig was scrapped due to "unforeseen logistical difficulties"—and absolutely nothing to do with the indifference of Slovenians, who, per the local media, haven't welcomed Madonna with open arms (and trust us, this is one star who knows from guns).
"There is no problem with ticket sales, absolutely" Laszlo Borsos, the managing director of Live Nation's Budapest arm, said (presumably with a straight face).
Someone may want to tell reporters that.
Several Slovenian news outlets claim otherwise, reporting that just 7,000 tickets have been sold for the 63,000-seat venue.
Though even if the reports of modest-at-best sales are incorrect, the choice of arena may have been overly optimistic in the first place. The city only has a population of 250,000, which means a full house would have required the presence of a quarter of its residents.
At least she still has Jesus to keep her warm. But she didn't always have such a weird well-named match. Look back at Madonna' rich romantic history in our Madonna's Ex-Files gallery.


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We're on Pinterest!
22 August 2013 by Louise
Lovers of Pinterest will be pleased to know that you can now find the Walker Art Gallery and Sudley House on there! For those of you who don't know what Pinterest is, it's an online collection of 'pin boards' where you can collect and organise pictures from the web by 'pinning' them onto themed boards. To make this nice and easy, Pinterest provide a bookmarklet that you drag and drop onto your browser, you then click this to pin a picture to one of your boards. This 'pin' is a link back to where the picture has come from. This means you can find out more about the picture or search for others. Read more…
Pre-Raphaelite mini festival
30 April 2013 by Louise
While the artworks that took their places on our gallery walls undeniably have their charms, it's good to have some of our best Pre-Raphaelite paintings back from loan. Liverpool is blessed with a fine Pre-Raphaelite collection and tradition – we had our own Pre-Raph school – and it seems only fair to spread the wealth, as it were, and allow those who aren't lucky enough to live here to borrow some of the highlights for a while.
Visitors to the Lady lever will no doubt have missed that perennial favourite, Holman Hunt's The Scapegoat. The Walker, despite its positive embarassment of Pre-Raphaelite treasures, is definitely the richer for the return of Millais' Isabella; a painted manifesto of the aims of the Brotherhood itself.
The return of these and other gems makes it a perfect time to visit our three galleries, and not least because we're running something of a mini Pre-Raph festival to celebrate. Whether you're relatively new to the genre, or know your Williamson from your Rossetti, there's a gallery talk or tour for you, covering everything from an introduction to the Brotherhood to the crafting of a replica frame for The Scapegoat. Along with the forthcoming Edward Burne-Jones exhibition, and our extensive collection, there's a lot to see. Read more…
Dickens's model daughter
9 April 2013 by Sam
So you've heard of the author Charles Dickens – of course! But did you know that there is another famous member of the Dickens family? Charles's daughter Kate was the model for the well known painting 'The Black Brunswickers' at the Lady Lever Art Gallery.
The painting depicts an imaginary scene in which a woman says goodbye to a soldier as he leaves for battle. It's a painting full of emotion, the woman seems to be holding the door closed to stop her man from going. Or was she secretly looking forward to some 'me time' after he left so that she could settle down to read the latest Dickens novel…
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Credit crunch art – and film posters!
1 March 2013 by Sam
I love this fantastic recreation of the Life of Pi poster, spotted on the Empire magazine facebook page. The cat's face makes it for me – I think if I asked my cat to pose like a tiger to recreate a film poster then she would look at me with exactly the same expression!
This reminded me of our own Credit Crunch Art project, in which we asked people to create their own versions of art from National Museums Liverpool's collections. We have had some fantastic entries, which you can see in the Credit Crunch Art Flickr group. Below is my homage to Gainsborough. Read more…
Book sale bargains
3 January 2013 by Karen
As January is synonymous with sales and spring cleaning we thought we'd kill two birds with one stone and have a bit of a clear out in our book warehouse. So if you fancy bagging yourself a bargain then check out the offers on our online shop.
It's an eclectic selection and there are some great books, my personal favourites being 'When Time Began to Rant and Rage…' which is a fab book of Irish figurative work and totally worth a fiver, Age of Jazz: British Arts Deco Ceramics as I'm a sucker for a deco teaset, and British Watercolours and Drawings from the Lady Lever's collection.
If you've still not got a John Moores catalogue then now is the time to buy one as they're reduced to £7.50. And if you buy it from the Walker shop you get the John Moores China version for free. Read more…
Free copies of the John Moores China catalogue
21 December 2012 by Karen
Galleries are fab places during the Christmas holidays. They're quiet, uplifting, not the television, and you leave feeling slightly virtuous before returning to the orgy of chocolate and booze that has been your diet for most of December. And in the case of our venues, they're totally free.
If you wander to the Walker this festive season to catch the John Moores Painting Prize before it closes on 6 January, you'll no doubt see the rather large and rather excellent prize winners from the John Moores China exhibition. These are just five of the 63 pieces from the Shanghai exhibition, all of which are featured in the Chinese exhibition catalogue. In the spirit of festive generosity we're giving away this Chinese catalogue for free to anyone who buys a copy of our own John Moores exhibition catalogue. Read more…
Peter Blake-signed book up for grabs
20 December 2012 by Karen
Just a reminder that time is short if you would like to win a copy of the John Moores Painting Prize 2012 catalogue. But these are not just any copies of the catalogue – they're signed by our esteemed patron, Sir Peter Blake.To be in with a chance of winning all you need to do is join our e-newsletter list. No mess, no fuss.
And if you're thinking a catalogue would make a fine Christmas present, you'd be right. They can be purchased from our online shop (you're cutting it fine though – last UK posting for Christmas is today!) or from the Walker shop itself. Hard sell over.
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The Wheel of Fortune
6 November 2012 by Kay
As it's Homotopia time again I thought I would highlight this painting from the Museum of Liverpool's collection.
It was painted by Liverpool born artist, and well-known local character, Yankel Feather (1920-2009).
The painting, which is not currently on display, shows the interior of a men's public convenience in Williamson Square, which was known locally as 'The Wheel of Fortune'. It reflects the time, prior to 1967, when homosexuality was illegal. Read more…
Good things come in small packages at the John Moores
11 October 2012 by Laura
We had a really fascinating talk from John Moores artist, Angela Lizon on Tuesday. This little figure was found in a charity shop, and made a perfect subject for Angela who is intrigued by kitsch and how it can be transformed into something unique.
'Made in Taiwan' was the smallest submission from more than 3,000 entries to the competition. You can see how little it is in the photograph- it is the second painting from the right. Read more…
Capturing Liverpool Life
30 July 2012 by Lucy Johnson
Two paintings from the Walker Art Gallery's collections have gone on display at Liverpool Cathedral. 'St John's Market, Liverpool – Saturday Morning' and 'Bold Street from Waterloo Place' by Charles Trevor Prescott give an insight into everyday life in Liverpool at the end of the 19th century. The lively scene of Bold Street is instantly recognisable and shows the transport and fashion of the time. The bustling stalls in St John's depict a thriving market. Read more…


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Chalet Campanella
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|Key Info
If spectacular scenery and a private residential location are key to your selecting Chalet Campanella for your holiday then look no further.
With 2/3 private parking spaces, a large garage and centrally located in Haute Nendaz, whether in winter or summer, Chalet Campanella is your own private holiday home high above and overlooking the beautiful Rhone Valley.
Accommodation is on two floors and it is generously equipped with everything you could need for a relaxing stay. While most clients will wish to cater for themselves, for those looking for the ultimate in luxury, the chalet is also available on a daily cleaning and fully catered basis.
For internet access guests would require to purchase a 'dongo' from the Post Office, located opposite Tourist Information. The cost is around 45chf
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|400 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Geneva 160 km, Nearest railway: Sion 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Entering from the rear (upper) garden off a private road, the entrance hall and cloakroom lead into a large open plan sitting/dining room and fully fitted kitchen, with windows and balconies on three sides offering stunning views over Sion, Veysonnaz, Crans Montana and the Rhone Valley.
For those that must be outdoors at all times, at one end of the balcony there is also a large sheltered external sitting area with a table that will take 8/10 people comfortably.
There is a separate WC with wash-hand basin upstairs off the entrance hallway.
The top floor is largely comprised of an open plan sitting/dining room and kitchen. A large extended corner sofa, Satellite TV, I-POD docking station, DVD and CD make up the seating area, with a wood burning stove adding extra cosiness.
French windows open onto a very large front facing balcony.
The dining area seats six, with the table extending to accommodate more if required. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes fridge, dishwasher, Italian espresso coffee making machine, electric hob and microwave oven amongst other items.
The marble staircase leads down to the lower floor.
Downstairs is comprised of 3 good size bedrooms, bathroom, washing machine and linen cupboard.
Bedroom 1 has a comfortable queen sized bed (can be two singles if required) with fully shuttered french windows opening onto the front facing garden.
Bedroom 2 is a large twin, with front facing windows on to the garden.
Bedroom 3 is a further good sized room with a double bed.
The bathroom has a WC, sink and bath with powerful shower.
All bedrooms have large built-in wardrobes for storage.
Access to the large garage and parking places is from either upstairs or downstairs entrances/exits. Downstairs has its own access to the front facing garden.
The garage has a 'wet' area for skis and boots.
A centrally located upstairs storage heater system warms the chalet on cold winter nights. Separate electric heating is also fitted throughout the accommodation.
|Further details outdoors
The resort of Haute-Nendaz is directly above the old village of Basse-Nendaz, which is itself above Sion in the valley. The resort is situated on a sunny plateau/terrace at between 1300m and 1500m, it has panoramic views of the Bernese and Vaud Alps. In winter it forms part of the 4-Vallées, one of the most extensive ski areas in Europe and by far the largest in Switzerland.
On the back of the Nendaz (Tracouet) mountain are a large number of superb 1000 year old larch trees on the Prarion slopes (locals claim that some even date to BC). Considering the height and weather extremes they have faced, these trees are quite extraordinary and walking past them in summer or skiing in winter adds a sense of dimension to the experience.
Location applies equally well in the mountains if not more so. Nendaz came out as a winner for us for the following reasons:
- Easy access from Geneva Airport with its many regular and cheap flights
- Public transport access without car (very rare in the French / Swiss Alps)
- Close enough to enable long weekends
- Central to other attractions and days out (i.e. Milan, Geneva, Bern, Zermatt, Chamonix,
Lausanne, Montreux, Wengen, Davos, etc ........)
- Significant local Nendaz population of over 5,000 - this compares with only 2,200 in Verbier.
- an all year resort where you can always get a croissant, good nosh and beer even out of season!
- Great views, in fact they are truly stunning!
- Not too high for it to be barren and freezing but high enough to ensure snow cover in winter
- Great skiing on and off piste (in this case the largest area in Switzerland)
- Culturally Swiss
- Language Swiss-French rather than Swiss-German (Latin approach to life)
- Ideal for local wine tasting and visits to spas (spa in Ovronnaz is particularly spectacular)
- Great walks, cycling, swimming, golfing and sports facilities in summer
- Guaranteed hot and sunny weather during summer months
- Outdoor swimming pool with spectacular views
- Close to Swiss, Italian and French (Annecy) Lakes
|Further details
English-speaking representative on hand to answer any questions when picking up keys.
As X-mas falls on a Saturday this year, Chalet Campanella is available from 18th (Saturday) till 26th (Sunday) December, both dates inclusive. This is an extra day for free ie eight (8) days for the normal cost of seven (7)
The Valais region
A wonderful region which will pull you back again and again.
Very family friendly, local amenities in Nendaz and nearby includes access to miles and miles of marked walks (bisses) and mountain bike trails rated according to length and difficulty and always leading to terrific mountain restaurants, football, tennis, outdoor heated swimming pool with spectacular views, golf courses, horse riding, fishing, climbing, the spa at Ovronnaz at over 5,000ft is wonderful, summer outdoor markets, great shops and supermarkets, not to mention the historical castle and battlements overlooking the wonderful busy town of Sion , the Roman amphitheatre in Martigny is worth a visit and many, many more places to visit such as Chamonix, Montreaux, the Matterhorn, the Eiger, etc .......
All of the above and we haven't even mentioned the Mont Fort and 4 Valley skiiing area, which is Switzerland's largest and one of only a few select areas worldwide that is allocated 5 stars for excellence.
Useful websites for further details on all of the above follow below:
Main Haute-Nendaz tourist board:
All about the Valais region:
Haute-Nendaz and Siviez kiddies nurseries:
Verbier/Nendaz 4-vallees ski area:
All about the local wine!:
All about Sion and the Valais region:
Where to play golf in the Valais:
All about the Bisse walks:
Swiss tourist board, source of everything there is to know about Switzerland!:
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Local bike trails direct from the chalet:
Haute-Nendaz ski lift company:
Switzerland is train mad and makes it as attractive as possible to get people out of their cars and on to trains. Therefore there are great deals and offers to be had. Check out the Swiss Railways SBB web site but in brief you can get half price or unlimited travel during 3 days out of 30 etc. definitely worth thinking about if you plan on doing a trip to Zermatt or to the lake etc.
Friendly people, spectacular scenery, regular festivals throughout summer and winter, waterslide parks within 40 minutes drive, vineyards, apricot trees, Italy and France at either end of the valley, the Eiger, Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, longest glacier, largest underground lake in Europe, spas at 5,000ft, trains to Milan, Geneva, etc ...., great road system.
Sion is the sunniest city in Switzerland with guaranteed historical sunshine of 300 days each year, minimum.
Please enquire for more specific details of local places to visit, activities, attractions and details of festivals in the area.
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