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Rochford District Council issues free sandbags
Due to the adverse weather conditions, Rochford District Council will be providing free sandbags and sand to those in need.
These will be available from BSG Buildbase, at Purdeys Industrial Estate, in tomorrow (Friday, February 14).
Residents will need to take proof of residency with them, such as a council tax or utility bill.
They will not be expected to pay for them, merely to sign for them.
Deputy Leader of the Council, Councillor Keith Hudson, said: "Because of the exceptional weather conditions we are experiencing at the moment, following urgent discussions with our officers this afternoon, Rochford District Council has approved this move to help residents all that we possibly can."
Rochford District Council also called a meeting on Wednesday afternoon with partner agencies to discuss the response to flooding issues.
The meeting was a move to work more closely with Anglia Water, Essex County Council's Highways department and the Flooding Partnership manager at Essex County Council to find joint solutions to tackle flooding.
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When I was walking the dog this morning there was a Highways Agency car in Church Road and every so often he was taking photos of the ditches and gullies.↓
Reacting to the Look East item presumably – people power can work then , how do we motivate more to speak up??????↓
The funding is coming from the Government. The Government is giving free sandbags to residents not Rochford District Council !!↓
They have built my road up so high the water just now runs under my house, free sandbags are great but like myself there are people who need the physical help pensioners and such who will find filling and collecting their own difficult, I only need two bags across my doorway but still is difficult for me others must need much more help ….they released swewage down my road twice very high water like a river over a year ago since then nothing has dried out we are treated like we dont matter …..expendable only a few in the budgeting of things. I asked for sandbags and had no chance of putting them in place after being told no.↓
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Riding mostly on abandoned logging roads and a bit of singletrack trail, we'll experience the high country of one of the world's great wildland complexes. Along the way, we'll encounter a variety of flora and fauna — the sharp-eyed might even spot wild huckleberries ripe for the picking or the occasional bear on a distant hillside. We'll layover for a day in Seeley Lake, where you might rent a canoe and paddle the gentle Clearwater Canoe Trail. Back on the bikes, we'll skirt the southern boundaries of the Bob Marshall and Scapegoat Wilderness areas and crest the Continental Divide on a loop near Lincoln, our ultimate destination.
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Whitefish to Bigfork, 44 miles. Today we'll ease into things along a route that winds through the most civilized countryside we'll visit during our weeklong ride. The network of rural valley byways links the resort town of Whitefish with the small artistic community of Bigfork, nestled at the mouth of the Swan River on the northeastern shores of massive Flathead Lake. Most of the ride is paved and relatively flat, however, there are a few gravel sections. Our overnight camping will be hosted by Big Fork Elementary School.
Bigfork to Condon, 62 miles. Today we leave the agrarian countryside behind and ascend what the Great Divide is known for: mountains! Riding from Bigfork to Condon, most of the day will be spent on Forest Service dirt roads, with plenty of climbing and descending. The first climb, at six miles, is the longest, but it is followed by an unforgettable downhill. Our path follows a series of rolling, primitive dirt roads squeezed between the base of the stunning Mission Mountains and State Highway 83. We'll enjoy some fantastic views of the Swan Range to the east before reaching our overnight camping destination.
Condon to Seeley Lake, 44 miles. Today's adventure starts out with seven miles of pavement; after that, it's all dirt roads with a short section of single-track thrown in for good measure. About halfway into the ride, there's the option of stashing your bike in the woods and hiking a half mile to hidden Clearwater Lake, a sparkling gem that's perfect for a bracing dip. From the day's high point, get ready for a memorable downhill along Morrell Creek, followed by some rolling terrain into lively Seeley Lake where overnight camping is at the Seeley Lake Motor Lodge.
Layover day in Seeley Lake. This small Montana town tucked into the banks of sparkling Seeley Lake is a perfect place for golfing, canoeing on the Clearwater River or Seeley Lake, hanging out on the beach, walking around town, riding the snow-free paths of the Seeley Creek Nordic Trails, or hiking the Morrell Falls National Historic Trail. Oh, and did we mention the outstanding ice cream scooped up at the ever-popular Stage Station? We'll camp for a second night at the Seeley Lake Motor Lodge.
Seeley Lake to Lincoln, 67 miles. Today's ride takes us along rolling Forest Service roads and includes a lunch stop along the Blackfoot River near the tiny hamlet of Ovando. You'll skirt Monture Creek, originally named Seaman Creek by William Clark of the Lewis & Clark expedition, after his Newfoundland dog, Seaman. After cresting scenic Huckleberry Pass, we'll enjoy a great downhill and a nice cruise into the town of Lincoln, named for the President by gold seekers who rushed into the area during the 1860s. Overnight camping will be at the Lincoln School.
Lincoln to the Continental Divide and back, 35 miles. Today's ride will take us up to the Continental Divide via Poorman Creek at 6,376-foot Stemple Pass. After enjoying the incredible views and the accomplishment of the climb, we'll complete a clockwise loop and descend back to Lincoln along the South Fork of Poorman Creek before rejoining the main Poorman Creek Road. Our Whitefish-bound shuttle will depart at 2 p.m. from Lincoln, arriving at our point of origin at approximately 6 p.m. Take our word for it: this 250-mile sampler of the world's longest off-pavement cycling route will leave you craving more. And, since you've bagged only ten percent of it, there's much more to be ridden!
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Tau Ceti system, Asteroid Alley - an inhospitable neighbour
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UK astronomers studying the Tau Ceti system have discovered that it contains ten times as much material in the form of asteroids and comets as our own solar system. Their discovery, being published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, suggests that even though Tau Ceti is the nearest Sun-like star, any planets that may orbit it would not support life as we know it due to the inevitable large number of devastating collisions. It also suggests that the tranquil space environment around the Earth may be more unusual than previously realised.
Tau Ceti, only 12 light years away, is the nearest Sun-like star and is easily visible without a telescope. It is the first star to be found to have a disk of dust and comets around it similar in size and shape to the disk of comets and asteroids that orbits the Sun. But the similarity ends there explains Jane Greaves, Royal Astronomical Society Norman Lockyer Fellow and lead scientist: "Tau Ceti has more than ten times the number of comets and asteroids that there are in our Solar System. We don't yet know whether there are any planets orbiting Tau Ceti, but if there are, it is likely that they will experience constant bombardment from asteroids of the kind that is believed to have wiped out the dinosaurs. It is likely that with so many large impacts life would not have the opportunity to evolve."
The discovery means that scientists are going to have to rethink where they look for civilisations outside our Solar System. Jane Greaves continues "We will have to look for stars which are even more like the Sun, in other words, ones which have only a small number of comets and asteroids. It may be that hostile systems like Tau Ceti are just as common as suitable ones like the Sun."
The reason for the larger number of comets orbiting Tau Ceti is not fully understood, explains Mark Wyatt, another member of the team: "It could be that our Sun passed relatively close to another star at some point in its history and that the close encounter stripped most of the comets and asteroids from around the Sun."
The new results are based on observations taken with the world's most sensitive submillimetre camera, SCUBA. The camera, built by the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, is operated on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in Hawaii. The SCUBA image shows a disk of very cold dust (-210 �C) in orbit around the star. The dust is produced by collisions between larger comets and asteroids that break them down into smaller and smaller pieces.
UK participation in the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope is provided by the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (PPARC). Professor Ian Halliday, PPARC Chief Executive said "SCUBA continues to unveil the mysteries of planetary systems, in this case the "asteroid alley" that is Tau Ceti; - clearly a place you would not wish to be."
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Best Hunting Boots Reviews
Top rated hunting boots in 2016
The following review was written by Chris D. one of our experts from the Sports department. His passions are fishing and hunting so the buying guide he compiled might be useful for people who are searching for the best deals on hunting boots.
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How to find the perfect hunting boots – Expert buying guide
More and more people are searching for reliable and strong hunting boots which can protect their feet whatever the activity or the terrain. Comfort and strength represent the key elements to look for when choosing the perfect hunting boots. Good quality hunting boots have to be made out of strong materials that help keep the user's feet warm at all times. There are many products currently available on the market and you might find it quite difficult to select the one which suits you best. It is important to read the current top rated hunting boots reviews because they will help you learn more about the boots characteristics.
Hunting has been an essential activity even since the beginning of time. Nowadays this activity is done by using much better weapons. If you are a modern day hunter, then you know the importance of quality gear. Hunting boots are an essential part of your hunting kit. By protecting your feet, keeping them warm as well and ensuring you can travel on any terrain without difficulty, boots definitely play an important role in any hunting session. To know what to look for in a boot is important as well, because some models simply don't have what it takes.
Firstly, when trying on different pairs of boots remember not to wear regular socks, because the boots won't feel like they normally do while out hunting. Try them on with the thick wool socks so as to make sure they fit just right. After you have tried them on with your regular hunting socks on, you need to start thinking about insulation. You don't have to consider this feature if you are going hunting only in the summer when the temperatures are above 50 degrees F. Getting a pair of boots that are waterproof is another thing you should consider, because wet feet are definitely going to be a problem on the hunting ground. Be sure to read the customer reports referring to the type of boots you are trying to get. This way you can figure out if they provide good ventilation for your feet in order to keep them comfortable at all times.
This crash course on what to look for in a hunting boot is here to help you so you'll end up with the product that suits your hunting style the best. Hopefully the boots will allow you to proudly show off your hunting trophies to your friends and loved ones.
Our Top Choices
Muck Boot The Original MuckBoots
More and more online surveys conducted on efficiency and strength place the original Muck boots adult Woody Elite model among the current best hunting boots 2016. With a pleasant and sturdy design, the Woody Elite hunting boots are perfect on any terrain due to their CR Flex Foam design and rubber sole. Furthermore, the Muck boots feature a breathable air mesh and fleece lining which makes them not only extremely durable but also comfortable and well ventilated. The Muck model also has natural rubber upper reinforcements that significantly add to the boot's durability and the additional Achilles overlay offers better protection for this sensitive part of your feet.
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Irish Setter Men's Trail Phantom WP Big Game Boot
Irish Setter Men's Trail Phantom WP 600 Gram is a 9-inch Leather and Cordura, Big Game boot. Made with a synthetic and durable rubber sole and fitted with a Realtree AP Camouflage design and Shadow trek sole, this hunting boot is something special. In addition, the Irish Setter Men's Trail Phantom WP is ultra-dry, waterproof and has an EVA midsole and 600g of Thinsulate insulation. These wonderful features are what make them ideal, firm and tough enough for going through rough hunting terrains without deteriorating. What makes them even more attractive is that they are made of a leather and nylon mix which provides improved comfort.
"Hunting is very important for me and I try to do it as often as I can. This is why I have these boots from Irish Setter which have proven their reliability. My feet feel warm, water doesn't get inside and the ventilation is very effective." – Robert Bold
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Bogs Men`s Classic High New Break Up Boot
Hunting requires consistent investments in top quality equipment. The Bog Men`s Classic Boot is a perfectly constructed, tough and resistant piece of equipment. The material from which they are made is called neoprene and it will keep your feet warm even in the worst weather conditions. The sole is made out of rubber and makes the boot waterproof, keeping your feet dry at any time. The sock-liner is anti-fungal and odor-resistant, thus giving the overall boot a very high rating on any hunter's quality scale. The Bog Men`s Classic is great for hunting trips because it lets you concentrate on the hunt and nothing else.
"I use The Bogs Men's Classic hunting boot when I go duck hunting every season and I am more than satisfied with the quality, protection and stability they offer. Because I have such a good time hunting with them I recommend them to other hunters who are looking for a high quality pair of boots." – Stan Hughes
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Under Armour Men's UA Brow Tine Hunting Boots
Comfortable, convenient and water resistant, the Under Armour Men's UA Brow Tine Hunting Boots are some of the best quality hunting boots around, as seen on the best hunting boots reviews. These boots are incredibly durable and are also 100% waterproof. For a quick, custom fit and great stability, they are built with an abrasion-resistant and flexible speed lacing textile design. What every customer is also happy about is Under Armour Men's UA Brow's sturdy EVA midsole and push-through protection outsole. These deliver rigidity and protection regardless of how difficult the terrain is.
"This is a top hunting boot without a doubt. Whenever I wear them I feel comfortable and I can concentrate more on the actual hunting. The traction they provide is great and I haven't slipped once since I bought them." – Jack Fall
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LaCrosse Men's Grange Hunting Boots
With a sleek and quite stylish design, the LaCrosse Men's 18" Grange hunting boots should be part the basic hunting equipment belonging to any professional hunter. This model allows the user to keep his feet protected, warm and comfortable. The LaCrosse Grange hunting boots are made out of ozone resistant premium rubber and are 100% waterproof. Furthermore, with the subtle but powerful ankle-fit design and a sturdy rigid contoured heel counter, this hunting boot will help with your stability even in slippery or rough terrains. Because of that you will find it a lot easier to hunt various game. Summing up, it is safe to say that these boots are some of the best hunting boots in 2016.
"A lot of hunting boots say in their description that they are waterproof and when you test them in real hunting conditions you find out they aren't. I have had this problem before but since I have these boots from LaCrosse my feet have always been dry." – Erick Andrews
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LaCrosse Men's Brawny II Thinsulate Hunting Boot
If you like to hunt in style but at the same time you love comfort, then the LaCrosse Men's 10" Brawny II 800g hunting boots are mandatory. Known for their strong structure and camouflage design, the LaCrosse Brawny model offers reliable 360 degrees protection against six of the most venomous snakes in the United States. This feature will allow you to freely exercise your hunting skills. Furthermore, with the 800 gram Thinsulate ultra insulation, you will be able to walk or run freely without feeling any restrictive issues during the hunt. All of these features place the model among the current best hunting boots in 2016.
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LaCrosse Men's Alphaburly Sport Break-up Hunting Boots
Four out of five top rated hunting boots reviews underline the efficiency of the LaCrosse Alphaburly Sport break-up model. With a strong structure made out of rubber clad neoprene, a rubber sole and 1000 grams of Thinsulate Ultra Insulation, the LaCrosse Alphaburly keep the feet comfortable, warm and protected. Furthermore, this LaCrosse model comes with the innovative Alpha technology that combines insulated neoprene with rubber in a smart manner in order to make the boots light, solid and scent free irrespective of the environment.
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Men's Danner Jackal II GTX Hunting Boots Realtree APG HD
Some top rated hunting boots reviews speak very highly of the Men's Danner Jackal II GTX hunting boots Realtree APG HD model. Made out of durable leather, these boots are extremely light despite measuring 7" in height. Furthermore, due to their solid and unique design, the boots are 100% waterproof. They also come with the breathable Gore-Tex additional comfort lining which is renowned for accommodating the feet in warmer climates or during active pursuits of various targets. The Danner Jackal II incorporate the Danner Phantom outsole that lets you get a proper feel of the terrain on which you are conducting your hunting sessions.
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"Tom Montgomery Fate's charming volume is about his search for meaning in the suburbs, a search that takes him to the woods of Michigan where he builds his own cabin…What makes Cabin Fever such good reading is that the author doesn't try to be a modern-day Thoreau…The magic of Cabin Fever is the author's willingness to move back and forth between the two worlds of hectic suburbs and the more isolated nature-soaked cabin."—Christian Century
"Cabin Fever is a quietly stunning book, organized around the four seasons, much as Walden is structured…His elegant and rhythmic prose is about embodiment and the fight we must make to swim against the current that seeks to sweep us away from such bold and incarnational living…Not all books invite us to enter their lives in so intimate a fashion, to join our own patterns of living with theirs. But Fate's admission that he is a "slow and bungling pilgrim" serves as an admonition and a blessing to his readers to go and live, even if imperfectly, this one blessed life we've been given."—Brevity
"May touch a chord in a desperate urban-dweller's heart … may also show … that Mother Earth's bosom is not always welcoming to mere humans." —Wall Street Journal
"His account of a quest for a "more deliberate life," inspired by a re-reading of Thoreau's Walden several years ago, is refreshingly modest but also aching with yearning for the Home we all desire."—Christianity Today
"His frank, poignant, and funny essays grapple with the quandaries inherent in the effort to live a balanced life. Fate's clarion musings on place, time, family, social responsibility, the wild, and the civilized are thoughtful and affecting in their revelations of how complex and precious life is." —Donna Seaman, Booklist, starred review, May 1, 2011
"Never snide or condescending, Fate blends the significant milestones of marriage and family in a high-tech BlackBerry society with the joys and shortcomings of being mindful in both cultures." —Publishers Weekly
"The tone of Fate's writing is serious and thoughtful, yet laced with some humor (particularly the chapter in which he imagines a gay relationship between two male cardinals)… Fate is introspective and writes in a lyrical manner, offering much food for thought in this multi-layered, 'how to live" memoir.'" —Hilary Daninhirsch, Foreword Reviews
"This quietly marvelous book is really a mystery novel at heart. The mystery is How to live? Tom Montgomery Fate, a self-described 'slow and bumbling pilgrim,' sets out to answer this question, meandering, with Thoreau as his companion, toward the truthor more accurately, the truths. Henry David Thoreau has never been more relevant than he is today, and what a pleasure to follow the two of them sleuthing toward something solid in these fickle and shifting times."—David Gessner, author of Soaring with Fidel and The Tarball Chronicles
"With Thoreau as his guide, Tom Montgomery Fate explores a wild territory where Henry himself never dared to venture: marriage, parenthood, and the suburban backyard. Along the way, he shows us how to embrace the challenges of our world, and our daily lives, with new grace, restoring us to the place where we should all be living: in gratitude and wonder. A profound and beautiful book."—John T. Price, author of Man Killed by Pheasant and Other Kinships
"In Cabin Fever, Tom Montgomery Fate has written a book as wise as it is charming. Fate, in his deeply informed dialogue with Thoreau, never dodges the many realities of American middle-class existence that might lead to a life of quiet desperation. Still, Cabin Fever is, finally, not a book about avoiding desperation but achieving balance."—Stuart Dybek, author of The Coast of Chicago
"Tom Montgomery Fate resonates with Thoreau without needing to be Thoreau. His Cabin Fever echoes Walden without pretense. It is a book for our time by a writer of our time. Fate proves himself against his transcendental literary ancestor and, in the process, gives us a contemporary book of thought, hope, and promise. Cabin Fever is an antidote to the ills of the day."—Jeffrey S. Cramer, editor of Walden: A Fully Annotated Edition and curator of the Thoreau Institute
"Quiet, beautifully written reflections on nature and the mindful life, laced with the thoughts and writings of Thoreau." —Kirkus


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The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy was an American industrial hip-hop band, active during the early 1990s.
The band was formed in 1990 by Michael Franti (vocals, production, misc. instruments) and Rono Tse (drums, percussion, programming), who had been in the Beatnigs. The band's name was derived in part from the phrase "The Disposable Heroes of Hypocrisy", used in some Socialist literature.[citation needed]
The group was associated with contemporary bands by genre, including House of Pain and Pop Will Eat Itself. They also were somewhat reminiscent of Gil Scott-Heron due to the half-spoken vocal styles of Franti and the up-front political messages in the music. The Disposable Heroes played many concerts, sometimes opening the bill for more well-known acts such as U2 (on their landmark Zoo TV Tour), Rage Against the Machine, Nirvana and Arrested Development. Guitarist Charlie Hunter made his recording debut with the Disposable Heroes before earning fame in jazz.


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10 Parks near Ocala, Florida
Silver Springs, Florida 8.76 miles NE
Ocklawaha, Florida 14.24 miles SE
Reddick, Florida 14.48 miles NW
Summerfield, Florida 14.9 miles SE
Orange Lake, Florida 16.62 miles NW
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 622-5627
Sites: 130 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $52.00
We stayed here and were very disappointed. It was not clean, had bad roads, not too friendly staff, lighting to sites was very poor. Would not stay again. - 1234k
Mar 2012 - $30.00
Stayed here for a week for $132.00. Staff was helpful and courteous, campers friendly. Some older homes in long term stay, but campground sites were nice. We would stay here again. - NHCOUPLE
Feb 2012 - $26.00
We stopped here for one night to use the Passport America discount. The parks regular rate is $36, however, if you use the PA they raise the rate to $46 per night. We paid $26 which is not 50% off. I feel tricked! Would not stay here again. - mlou
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 622-5330
Sites: 106 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2009 - $26.00
Would never stay here even if they paid me. Went in to check on the rates and conditions. The lady in the office let me go look around the park. The campground is not for over nighters. The roads are to narrow for any kind of a motorhome over 30 feet to get through. There are a lot of rundown rigs in here. I have seen better conditions in some mountainous regions of Appalachia. The pool was open, but did not appear to be cleaned to frequently. There is a big sign up in front of this place showing FOR SALE. Would never consider staying here. - just for fun
Jun 2007 - $30.00
Mostly a trailer park that has a few spaces that they can put travelers in. Many of the long term units in very bad (rusted out) condition. Not big rig friendly. Narrow paved roads with grass spots. Most of the streets have low hanging branches and one had a tree in it that a rig of any size at all could not go around. Stayed over night, will not be back. - historyljc
Feb 2007 - $30.00
This park was nice. Pleasant people and quiet. I would come visit again on my next Florida trip. - smith0212
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 629-6902
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 10 Reviews
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Dec 2015 - $15.00
This campground is behind the motel, has been here for many years and the grounds look it, not well kept. But with many long term working in the area residents the place was easy to get into and we had a extra long site so the big rigs would fit easily. All the utilities worked well including the wifi and cable tv. We paid the extra $2.00 to have the long pull through site, well worth the extra money. Otherwise you may be required to back in. The area is not the best looking, but we had zero interaction with anyone other than the office person and that was pleasant. Very easy access off I-75. - weighit
Aug 2014 - $17.00
I called the night before and was told to leave my name and they would hold me a 50 amp pull thru site. When I got to the office I was told there were no more but I could pay 5.00 extra to use two sites. The daughter told the Mother that I had called and they had to honor it. The park has a scary feeling. Kids playing basketball in the road in front of us at the "perm" site and running after the ball into our site. It is quiet and the site is level. The price was "cheap" but sometimes cheap is not so good. Pay the extra and go elsewhere. - highwayrunners
Jul 2014 - $17.00
We needed an easy place off I-75 for an overnight while traveling. This fit the bill for that. - Can't beat the Passport America rate for full hookups, cable, and good Wi-Fi. Also, it was a pull-through site that was level, and the park was clean. It was very rough looking which gave us a moment's pause. We had a moment of wondering if our bikes, that were mounted on the back of our car, would be there in the morning. We stayed anyway, and everything worked out fine. Not sure if we would stay there again if needing an easy overnight. - Gayle E.
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 237-2138
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 56 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $36.00
Gentleman leading us to the site was very nice. Problem with washer in laundry room. Filled with water & stopped so took all our clothes put & started over. Employee in charge of the laundry came in & put his clothes in that washer, shook the machine & used our money & soap stating "you just need to know how to get it started". All the machines were ancient. We were missing a washcloth from our laundry do went to ask in the office in the morning. The wife of the man from the laundry laughed about what he did & told us & said she probably had our washcloth but she couldn't look until she got off work. (They lived right there near the office) I told her we wrte leaving but she didn't care. I asked fory money back from the washer & reluctantlu they gave it to me. They had closed the office before the posted time the night before when we needed change for the laundry. Not a very professional management style there.
Probably was a beautiful park but very run down. Looks like old KOA. - Redhead2
Jan 2015 - $30.00
We stayed here 2 nights on our way to Florida for the winter. Park was very clean, staff were friendly and helpful. Easy on/off I-75. Too far north for extended winter stay but would certainly recommend for over night. - Harold W
Jul 2014 - $32.00
After reading the reviews going back to 2009, I can tell you that they are still accurate. It's still run down, the people are still nice, the manager in his golf cart is still surly, but kind of like your crazy uncle in a funny way, the water processing area is still loud, the hot tub is still closed, however special mention should be made of the pot holes. They are deep and everywhere, and are lovingly referred to by said crazy uncle to be speed bowls, not pot holes. Sigh. This place could be really great if only the owner would invest some money into it instead of his fancy schmancy hotels and car wash in Ocala. I guess because the snowbirds keep it full in the winter, there is no motivation for updating to attract people who have a little more disposable income, in other words, the not-almost-homeless. - beagles42
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 307-1100
Sites: 170 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 86 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $40.00
This is a very nice RV park and the staff was very helpful and friendly. They escorted us to our site lot and insure the hookups were within a proper distance to my RV. I believe an "8" is a very fair rating for this park. The lots are grass and very level. It would be nice to have a concrete parking pad and patio. - frontrunner
Dec 2015 - $40.00
Friendliest "neighbors" of all the parks we have stayed in! Nice, if a bit muddy, fenced dog park. Quiet and comfortable night. - Roadcrow
Dec 2015 - $40.00
What a nice find. There were many choices here and I am sure glad we chose this one. From the gal behind the desk to the person parking us..they were helpful, friendly and happy. The park was so well kept and everyone in the park was so friendly. This is a consideration for our winter next year. Keep up the good work, a great park for certain. - Frisbie
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 369-2693
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $11.00 | 10 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $11.00
Nice small park. Outstanding for mountain bikers. 85 miles of trails, 3 levels of difficulty and free riding area. Paved loop, 25 level gravel sites, not too close, partial or no shade. Friendly staff. Close to Ocala. - GDoug
May 2015 - $11.00
We stayed at Santos Campground May 2015. This park is now under the mgmt of Florida State Parks, so you may use the FSP website to make reservations. We took advantage of this to reserve a specific site for our 45' motorcoach. The longest site is Site 23. All sites are back-ins. This park could be a very good park if they trimmed the low-hanging tree branches. WATCH OUT for very low tree branches not only on the paved park roads but also the RV sites themselves. As we arrived, we disconnected our towed to go check out our site. We were going to not stay due to low tree limbs, but the park host went to his site & got a saw to cut back limbs so we could stay. The park hosts were outstanding! Its sad that the mgmt does not care enough to trim very low hanging tree branches. Other than that, we had an enjoyable stay. Close to Ocala, close to the Villages, and out in the country to enjoy the fresh air and go for long walks on their outstanding Trail System. Electric is 20/30/50 amp at all sites and good strong voltage even when its 96 outside. Water is good (not well). Dump station on the way out easy to access. Like other have written, restrooms/showers could use a regular cleaning. They "contract out" the bathroom cleaning and it shows. The hosts are not responsible for bathroom cleaning, only campsite maintenance. When traveling thru this area again, we will definitely return to Santos Campground. - TravelnSteve
Mar 2015 - $11.00
Small, nice campground. Obviously, a very popular place for mountain biking enthusiasts. We rode the "easy" trails. The trails are fun and nicely maintained. Our biggest complaint is with the restroom/bathhouse. It really needs a good cleaning. My husband described the men's shower as "grody" and he's not near as picky as me. Also, no toilet paper or paper towels in the men's the first couple of days there. The campground and campsites were litter and cigarette butt free. There were caterpillars crawling all over the place and made for sitting outside not a pleasant experience. Obviously, out of the control of the campground, just the wrong time of year. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Easy check-in. Several restaurants and grocery stores within five miles of the CG. - judeebug
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 236-7148
Sites: 69 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 57 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $26.00
Beautiful Florida State Park campgound with large sites with 30 amp and water service (there are a few 50 amp sites). Currently undergoing a big renovation with lots of dust and construction equipment nearby.
Sites are private and heavily wooded. Satellite service would be impossible.
New kayak launch with easy access to the Silver Spring River. It's a spectacular river with lots of wildlife including monkeys. - Wgcamper
Feb 2015 - $26.00
Nice pull through and back in sites. The sites in the middle of the camping loops had the longest pull throughs, definitely big rig friendly. We were in site 15 which was mostly shaded and no view of the sky for satellite. Good reception for both cell phones and air card though. Ladies bathroom in our loop had two shower stalls with bench, hooks and plenty of hot water. Although I'd rate the facilities as good, the heat lamps were ineffective during a cold snap. Campground was dark and quiet at night with decent space between sites. We had a full day of heavy rain and the roads and sites drained very well with no standing water. - Sunny32
Nov 2014 - $25.00
Like most Florida state parks we've seen, this one was outstanding. Easy pull thru sites are quiet, have water and electric, and are near the glass bottom boat attraction. We will stop here again on our way to our winter stop further south. - exceltraveler
Ocala, Florida (map) | (904) 942-9300
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 2 Reviews
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Mar 2012 - $14.00
This park is part of the Ocala National Forest through recreation.gov. It's rustic and quiet and each site is quite private with heavy vegetation between sites. The restrooms are clean and showers are hot. Water spigots are conveniently placed between each campsite at the road. Nice dish washing pantry at the bath house. Camp hosts are extremely nice, stopping to chat or answer questions. Bear/raccoon proof trash containers are everywhere. Dirt sites and interior roads however that didn't deter our group on Touring motorcycles. Great riding in the area and stores are up the road. A firewood vendor up the road delivered firewood to our site for a couple bucks. We had a great time with 18 people and 12 bikes all tenting. There was a beach and a lake, very clean and nice. Sites all had lantern hangers, metal lattice picnic tables, fire rings and shade trees. We'd stay again, it's quiet and back to nature. - Full-timers
Feb 2009 - $12.00
This is rustic camping at it's finest! This is a first come, first serve national forest park. Two great hosts greeted us at the gate. There are security codes for the gate after hours, and security codes for the nice neat clean bathrooms too. Well-spaced out sites with plenty of palmetto bushes, tall live oaks, dripping Spanish moss and quiet surroundings make this quite a tranquil experience. Each site has a huge picnic table of a plastic coated grid mesh that we have never seen before. Each site also has a built in charcoal grill, fire ring, and tall lantern hook. We are still camped here as I write this. Air card internet via Sprint allows me to access the net from this remote location. We were only going to stay the weekend, but we decided to stay 2 or 3 more days! Our folks are camping in the next site for only $6 a night, with Golden Age passport. There is a dump station and also water spigots placed all over the park, usually within hose distance to most sites to fill your camper up again if needed (don't leave your hose hooked up all the while, that is not fair to the other campers) Some sites are pull through, others are short and better for tents. We are here with 2 big diesel rigs 40-footers. The two friendly hosts are busy all the time, cleaning, picking up stuff, chatting with folks and answering questions. Nice beach with fenced off swimming area for gator protection. Bear-proof trash containers spaced all through the park at convenient places, not just at the entrance. Our friends are coming to join us tomorrow on the next site, and we might just stay a few more days. - kareninthewoods
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 622-3644
Sites: 86 | Latest Rate: $12.00 | 24 Reviews
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May 2015 - $12.00
Have stayed here from May 2015 to July 2015. Also was here May 2014 to January 2015. Great place, large pull thru sites, great cable and wi-fi. Everyone very nice. Managers are great people. Always have stayed here previous in and out of Florida. We camped here in a motorhome. - ob's place
Dec 2014 - $20.00
Great ground to spend a night while traveling thru the area. Nice large sites. Friendly staff. Restrooms old but clean. Not many activities. - Bubblehead651
Mar 2014 - $16.00
Rate was Passport America - 3 night minimum. Front desk seemed annoyed that we were Passport America. No mention of events or schedule given, even though we later found out about 2 events happening that day. Internet password was not mentioned so had to go back to the desk to get access the next morning. Had trouble making it work but finally got one computer to connect. Cable TV was an extra $6 per day. Very nice residents in the park, helpful and friendly. Some shady sites under the trees that are a bit wet if it rains. Grass sites were all taken. Electric and water are the back of the site so you may need long cord or hose to use them. Would stay here again just because of the residents. - retired bob
Ocala, Florida (map) | (352) 629-3540
Sites: 104 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 17 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $34.00
PA rate was only good for one night. The entrance to the park is thru what appears to be an alley that is next to an RV dealership. Be careful when entering the park. The road is not well marked and is very narrow. The park itself is very nice with tar pads and patios. The service at the site are good//ample water pressure, good electric rate and the sewer is where it should be. I gave the rating of 5 due to the entrance, I would stay here again. - bones1941
Feb 2014 - $15.00
Rate based on Monthly. Great park. No old trailers. Adjacent to America Choice RV, service and sales. We purchased our new 5er there, and they had us stay 3 nights to check out the unit and fixed every little thing, and we liked it so much we booked a month. Super nice campers, lots of activities. Pool is not heated. One pull-through site but all easy back-ins for giant size RVs. Our 5er is 41' and does not crowd the site at all! We will be back. Hats off to the manager and staff. - The Ear Vinery
Jan 2014 - $27.00
Lots of construction in the area; call campground to get best directions!!! Once inside the park, it is nice. Lots of very friendly snowbirds. They came over to jump start our Jeep and invited us to all the activities they had planned for the 2 days we were there. All back-in sites, but plenty of room for our 40' plus towed. Good water pressure. Utilities all worked well. Park well maintained. Very nice staff. Close to everything we wanted to do in the area. Our cost was Passport America for one night and full price for the second night. Would definitely stay again. - CanDo


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Just 15 miles from B.A. dowtown there is a paradise few tourist get to know ,the Delta of the parana and Biosfera reservoir(UNESCO).The delta is one of those unforgettable sites that remain forever in the memory of its visitors. Sailing across this area is the best choice to get to know its rivers, its islands and its people from the inside. A...more
Lying midway along the Rio Sarmiento, a major Deltan waterway that runs into the Rio Lujan opposite from Tigre, is the Museo Sarmiento. Glass encloses the former vacation home of President Domingo Sarmiento, who bought the house in 1855, to protect the home from the area's humidity. The home also serves as a local library. The willow reeds – osier...more
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Here is a very good option for you to have fun, adventure, relax or feel adrenaline;) in the Delta del Parana(Tigre), only 30km away from Buenos Aires. The oportunity to practice or learn fun water sports(wakeboard, wakeskate, wakesurf, water ski) or to travel all around the exotic zone in a cool boat(music, drinks...). With a full and complete...more
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Tigre is so beautiful, but so beautiful that I couldn't stand more than one night there! Sorry... it's just that I'm not used to such a calm and small place!I have to say that the only night was worthy, it was my second time in town and I was not disappointed! Trying do run away from the Buenos Aires rush, it is the best place to go!Walking along...more
While the Parque de la Costa may attract some, most still come to Tigre to get out into the Delta of the Parana. The true length of the Delta is enormous, stretching from its southern terminus in the Rio de la Plata just outside Tigre, northwards past Rosario to Sant Fe-Parana, almost 500 km by car. The Delta is a major getaway for people from...more
Huge buildings, formerly housing rowing clubs, can be found around the town. The former Tigre Club is now a municipal center. North of the Estacion Fluvial, you can also find a couple of interesting museums: the Museo de la Reconquista, devoted to the struggle to defeat invading English forces during 1806 that had occupied BsAs and the Museo Naval...more
Located on the Rio Tigre – which flows into the Rio Lujan only a couple hundred meters beyond – the River Station is just across the street from the main train station – which connects Tigre with the Retiro Train Station in BsAs. From here, most river/Delta trips emanate. From the Tourist Burea, information can be obtained regarding boat...more
Located in the old warehouse shed of the old fruit and vegetable port along the Rio Lujan are craft stalls of many sorts. Basketry made from willow reeds – osier – is very popular, with the reeds coming out of the Delta. Things really get happening on the weekends as many make their way out of BsAs. The Puerto de Frutas is four blocks south of the...more
A very nice experience
The little "crusier" along the river, lets you enjoy to know better the delta of the river.You will get to know 4 rivers and all the places at the sides of them.Also you will get to see the "regular" life stile of the people that lives there.It will cost you only AR$ 10 and it is an hour 1/2 trip, wich with a nice day is a great thing to do.I would...more
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Arroyo Esperita 541, Tigre, 1646, Argentina
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La Palmera
Here you can eat pastas and drink beer!How to arrive: By water: through río Luján y Canal AriasBy road through Maschwitz - EscobarPastas y cerveza.Como llegar: Por agua: Rio Lujan y Canal AriasPor ruta: Camino Maschwitz - Escobarmore
La Pierina
This place is opened saturdays, sundays and holidays!Here you can have a nice meal near the delta!information about how to arrive: 4728-1115Esta abierto sabados, domingos y feriados.Aca se puede comer muy rico en el Delta.Informacion para saber como llegar: 4728-1115more
Fine Dining in the Delta!
There are many restaurants and hosterias found along the waterways of the Delta. The Gato Blanco is a popular day destination located about halfway through the Delta towards the main Parana River. Beautiful patioed dining overlooks the Rio Capitan with play grounds for the children sitting behind the restaurant. Mosquito spray is available upon...more
Tigre Transportation
Located just across from the Estacion Fluvial Tigre are the boats of Cacciola. These head out to further flung destinations outside of the Delta – the fascinating Isla Martin Garcia and Uruguayan towns of Carmelo and Nuevo Palmira, from where further bus connections exist to Colonia and Montevideo. Cacciola also has a downtown BsAs address on...more
Figuring out the Trains
There are two lines that go to Tigre. The regular Tigre line, or the Mitre line/Tren de la Costa - both from the Retiro station. If you want to take the Tren de la Costa, take the Mitre line to the end. Then transfer to the Tren de la Costa. This isn't easy to figure out by what is posted in the train station. There are no route maps! I also saw an...more
Catamaran tour of the rivers
Tigre is a very walkable town. Both train lines (Tren de la Costa and Tigre line) bring you right into town. You can walk around and see the different boat tours that are available. The main boat terminal is crowded and there can be lines to get on one of the typical river cruise boats. They really pack in the people Best thing is to take a...more
Tigre Warnings and Dangers
The Delta islands area should be visited specially in sunny day full year round , but skipp it if it is rainning .
As for Tigre city , there are Museums to visit , but i would suggest waiting for good weather to get the most of your visit that has a lot of outdoors.Related to:
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Tigre y las verdes islas del Delta
Dont know if appropiate to recommend a book in this section, but for "readers" it might be a good option.I found this book published in 2004 and only in spanish in a top B.A. bookstore. Being a Nature and Delta lover i found this book is the best and most comprehensive source of information with excellent pics. of the area.The author is Silvina...more
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Favorite thing: This picture is at Paseo del Toro restaurant. You can ask for one of those chairs and just lay down and enjoy the scenery!
You must figure that this paradise is only 1 hour train trip from the capital city!! Isn't that great?
Esta foto es del restaurant Paseo del Toro. Podes pedir una de esas sillas y quedarte ahi disfrutando del paisaje!
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Kolkata, Jan 14 — Ridiculing the "Bengal Leads" business summit being organised by West Bengal's Mamata Banerjee government, the CPI-M Monday said Bengal was now only leading in violence against women, festivals, and market borrowings.
"We do feel that Bengal now leads in certain matters - in atrocities on women, the largest number of government sponsored festivals, and the way everything is now done from the party's (Trinamool) standpoint," leader of opposition Surjya Kanta Mishra told media persons here.
"Violence against women at public places has been a daily routine. Only a few days back a student of the Raja Bazar Science college campus of Calcutta University jumped off a running bus into the street after she was molested. Such things had never occurred earlier in Kolkata. The city is now surpassing Delhi in such crimes," he said.
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In 2004, I published an article in the Journal of Biblical Literature in which I argued that περιβόλαιον in 1 Cor 11:15 means "testicle." In the same journal in 2011, Mark Goodacre wrote a critique challenging and contesting my translation not only in this passage but also in Euripides' Herc. fur. 1269. In this article, I respond to Goodacre's critique and offer additional arguments supporting the translation of περιβόλαιον as "testicle" in both passages. I rely on modern linguistic theory to demonstrate that context requires the meaning of "testicle" for περιβόλαιον in both 1 Cor 11:15 and Herc. fur. 1269. I conclude that my reading of περιβόλαιον as "testicle" makes better sense of the use of this term in both passages than any other proposed readings, including Goodacre's.
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Zavyalov Island (Russian: Остров Завьялова, or Ostrov Zav'yalova), formerly Ola Island (Остров Ольский), is a relatively large island in the Sea of Okhotsk, northwestern Pacific. It is located in the eastern side of the Taui Bay, 20 km west of Cape Taran, Koni Peninsula, about 50 km south of the city of Magadan.
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Me neither, don't think it will take too long before someone complains or is victimized. But I would like to know what devshed ranking system is. There is a default one at vBulletin, but seems to be customized here.
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It will, given time. I like the idea that it be disabled for the Lounge, though. If people start "rewarding" those that answer questions (you know, in the forums outside of the Lounge...), then it can be useful and personally rewarding.Originally Posted by B-Con
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it definately has potential, but if left on in the Lounge it would probably become worthless.... who knows what kind of garbage we'd throw around in hereOriginally Posted by Sepodati
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wait... so what you're saying is that by being modest, you have something that you could have boasted about, which is indirectly boasting, which means you have little to boast of, thus your **** is in actuall fact a ****Originally Posted by jbot
finally someone gave me a green thnx
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that would be a contradiction in terms, wouldn't it. calling yourself modest is not talking oneself up, is it: Boast @ Dictionary.com
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now now... play fair. If you're going to quote me, then quote what I ACTUALLY said, instead of twisting it to suit you.Originally Posted by jbot
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I gave you a red just now, but some people gave you green so you're still green, I just want to see red, not me though
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How do you actually do that? Cant seem to find it!?!
Also they should clarify exactly what time spent in forums is. Is it the time since i logged in last today, in which case its too long, total time today, in wgich case its too short or total forum time alltogether in which case its waaaaay to short? Is there som ekind of FAQ or info in this anywhere??
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Brother Ali eloquently summarizes in these three lines the continuing blurriness regarding the 9/11 atrocities and their relation to U.S. foreign policy.
He clearly states that those flying the planes (e.g., Mohamed Atta et al.) were monsters. Period.
He notes, though, the profound concept that these terrorists are just unconscious accomplices, like most of us, who are still sleeping: not yet recognizing that "there is no you and no me, just us."
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Find a free parking space for non-handicapped people and park your car before time runs out. Don't hit shopping carts or vehicles.
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