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Workbench Plans
Some time ago I found free workbench plans for making a workbench from a single sheet of plywood. A large part of what made the plans attractive was the fact that it could be built with common tools. Being on a tight budget and not having access to a table saw, I thought this would be a good idea.
Download a print ready PDF copy of these free workbench plans.
Free! Really?
First, a note about free. There is much to be said about getting something for nothing, that is a whole topic for conversation on it':s own, perhaps for another time. I'll say this much for now - even though a woodworking plan may be free, it still requires an investment of my time, and of course the materials to build the project.
This particular workbench plan was not a good investment of my time, not to mention the fact that the money could have been better spent on buying materials for a more appropriate project. So I decided to design and build my own workbench, incorporating some of the features that I have seen on more traditional workbenches.
In my research or quest for a free workbench plans, racking was never mentioned. Some plans claimed to be solid and sturdy, but I also discovered that the cure for racking lies in the joints. Which also means large bulky frame and worktop, in fact everything large, bulky, heavy, solid, all that good stuff. Which also means, in my experience, a lot of sawing and hacking and chiselling, whether by hand tools or table saws and the like.
Sounds like a lot of work and all. Not that I don't like working, not at all. I find work quite fascinating, could watch it all day. Not exactly my cup of tea, so I decided to sit down with a cup of coffee and have a serious think.
Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes I just sits. Sometimes it looks like I'm thinking when in fact I'm not thinking at all because I'm ruminating.
Some of my best ideas come from ruminating. I like to think this was one of them, and it would be nice if you agreed.
A lot of workbench frames featured mortise and tenon joints, and some with a bolt as extra reinforcement.
If anyone has tried to make a chair, you know, the old fashioned kind, they have mortise and tenon joints, and no matter how well they are made, over time, the joints work loose.
Same with workbenches, so it seemed to me to be a good idea to include a bolt as reinforcement. So far so good. Still with the challenge of making something with bulky heavy timber when not only is it a challenge, hard work, all those things that I try to avoid, it's not exactly cheap either.
So on with the thinking cap once more. My ambition was to use project timber, even though it was more expensive than the stuff that builders and carpenters use, it was more suitable to fine woodworking because it was DAR (Dressed All Round.)
Of course I use the term fine woodworking rather loosely, and because I don't have access to a jointer or thicknesser. It also means it is a bit more stable than building timber, and suitable for lamination.
Which led me to my brilliant idea, which was to laminate three pieces of 1 inch timber, leaving a gap in the middle to form the mortise, and likewise form the tenon by making the two outer pieces slightly shorter.
Mortise Joint
The photo shows how the mortise is formed in the leg of the frame.
Laminate three pieces, with a gap in the middle piece to form the mortise.
Next was the issue of the reinforcing bolts. Not having a proper drill press, I knew it would be next to impossible to drill a hole longitudinally with any degree of accuracy. Here again the idea of lamination came to the rescue. Instead of drilling a long hole, why not cut a groove on the inside face of each laminate, as shown in the photo below.
Photo showing the groove cut into the facing sides of the laminate, with the threaded rod with nut and washer resting on one side.
In this example, I cut the groove with a v - shape bit mounted in a router, cut to half the depth to fit the 9.5mm threaded rod.
For the top, I was planning on using a single sheet of MDF, and laminate that as well. Basically, cut the sheet into three pieces and laminate them with contact adhesive.
As things worked out, the need for cutting mortise and tenon joints was not completely eliminated, but minimised. It turned out to be a pretty good compromise - a relatively cheap easy to make workbench that does not rack at all and as the joints are not glued, it can be taken apart as well, but as to why anyone would want to do that escapes me. Oh, hang on, maybe for transporting, after all it is rather heavy.
Attach the worktop
To fix the worktop to the frame, I simply attached a two by four block of wood to the underside, and a woodscrew through the frame.
The photo shows a pair of spacer blocks to complete the ensemble.
Free Workbench Plans
Download a PDF copy of the free workbench plans.
Four pages in total, simply print them on your home printer.
This is a list of materials that I used for making my workbench. 1 sheet of 16 or 18mm thick MDF 1.2m x 1.8m (8 ft x 4 ft) 19 x 90mm Pine 12.0m long 19 x 90mm Pine 8.5m long 19 x 65mm Pine 9.0m long 9.5mm threaded rod four lengths 750mm long 8 x 10mm nuts, 8 wingnuts and 16 washers 8mm dowel 2.7m long in total
This is a list of tools that I used to make this workbench:
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Chatsworth, CA 91311-2418
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Chatsworth, CA 91311-2418
Phone: (818) 341-5821
School Type: Regular
School Level: Primary School
School Status: Operational
School District: Los Angeles Unified
County: Los Angeles
Location: Large City (over 250,000)
Students: 697
Teachers: 30
Student-Teacher Ratio: 23.2 to 1
Lowest Grade in School: Kindergarten
Highest Grade in School: 05
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Kindergarten: 130
Grade 1: 113
Grade 2: 115
Grade 3: 113
Grade 4: 113
Grade 5: 113
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Chatsworth Senior High, CA
(0.7 miles S)
Stoney Point Continuation, CA (0.8 miles SSW)
Ernest Lawrence Middle, CA (0.8 miles SW)
Superior Street Elementary, CA (1.2 miles SSE)
Chatsworth Park Elementary, CA (1.3 miles WSW)
William Tell Aggeler Opportunity High, CA
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Aggeler Community Day, CA (1.5 miles SSW)
Chime Middle Charter, CA (1.6 miles WSW)
Alfred Bernhard Nobel Middle, CA (2 miles ESE)
Beckford Avenue Elementary, CA (2 miles E)
Sierra Canyon School, CA
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Chatsworth Hills Academy, CA (0.9 miles WSW)
St. John Eudes School, CA (0.9 miles SSE)
Egremont Schools, CA (1.2 miles ESE)
Chaminade College Prep Middle, CA (1.2 miles ESE)
Canyon Vista Childrens Learning, CA
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Me'Raj Academy, CA (1.4 miles WNW)
Autism Academy, CA (2.5 miles SSE)
New World Montessori School, CA (2.6 miles E)
Our Redeemer Lutheran School, CA (2.7 miles SSE)

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Remarks by Secretary of the Army Pete Geren at his Farewell Review, July 17, 2009
July 28, 2009
By Secretary of the Army Pete Geren
Fort Myer, VA
July 17, 2009
As Delivered
Dr. Gates and General Casey, thank you very much for hosting this and thank you for your very generous words, your kind words, I appreciate it very much.
Pleased that so many of our friends and colleagues are able to join us tonight. With the bright lights, it's dark out there and I'm not sure who is there. [Laughter]. I can tell by the laughter and the applause that there are people there. [Laughter].
I'd like to thank Congressman Hall and Congressman Edwards, Congressman Hunter, Congressman Carter for joining us. Thank you very much for being here.
General, Chief, Secretary Shinseki, thank you for being here, and I want to thank you and Patty. Please give our regards to Patty and thank you for all she continues to do for Soldiers.
Secretary Ray Mabus, thank you for being here. And my best wishes to you as you begin this journey in charge of our United States Navy.
Gary Roughead, Admiral Roughead, thank you so much for being here. I've enjoyed my time working with you over the years.
General Chiarelli and Beth, I believe I see you. Thank you so much. What a privilege it has been to work with you.
Sergeant Major of the Army Ken Preston, and Karen.
Members of the Old Guard, Pershing's Own, thank you for your outstanding performance tonight and how you represent our great Army all over the country and all over the world.
I know Secretary Hoffman is here. I appreciate his being here. Secretary Brownley. Secretary Ford. Thank all of you so much for joining us.
To all of our distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, thank you all for being here. It means more to Beckie and me than I can say.
I've thought long and hard about what to say tonight. What do you say at a farewell'
As I reflect back on my nearly eight years in the Pentagon and my three and a half years with the Army, my mind and heart are filled with many poignant memories. Mostly of people. Wonderful and truly amazing people. And many experiences. Some joyous, some anxious, and some heartbreaking. People and experiences I will never forget.
I could reminisce for a long time, but I will spare you that. More than anything else, I just want to say thank you.
As I look into this audience there are so many I'd like to thank personally for the friendship and partnership we've shared over the last eight years.
Secretary Gates, thank you for providing me the opportunity to serve as Secretary of the Army. It's truly the privilege of a lifetime. And I'm honored that you'd be here tonight and host this for Beckie and me. And thank you for your extraordinary leadership in our Department of Defense and our nation in this time of war.
General Casey, George, what a privilege and pleasure it has been to work with you and with Sheila. Thank both of you for your friendship, thank you for your service. It has truly been a wonderful experience to share this partnership and service to our Soldiers with you.
Sergeant Major of the Army Preston, the senior non-commissioned officer in our Army who leads the NCO Corps that is truly the envy of the world, the envy of every military in the world, the backbone of our Army. Ken, thank you for your wise counsel over the years. Thank you and Karen for all you do for our Army.
I also want to thank Secretary Rumsfeld who couldn't join us tonight. I want to thank him for giving me the opportunity to serve on his staff and in other assignments in the Pentagon, including the privilege of serving as Acting Secretary of the Air Force. I learned much from Secretary Rumsfeld and I want to thank him for his service to our nation. Thank he and Joyce for their service.
I also want to recognize my friend and mentor, Lieutenant General Mike Maples. For much of my time in the Pentagon people thought my first name was Maples. [Laughter]. I want to thank him for being here, and his friendship.
And to my personal staff over the last three and a half years. Your wise counsel, your dedication and hard work, utterly selfless and tireless, thank you so much.
Beckie, the last eight years have been a little more action-packed than we expected. I want to thank you for your love and support and your great faith.
God blessed Beckie and me with three wonderful girls, three wonderful daughters, and I'm so glad they can be here tonight - Tracy, Annie and Mary. Thank you so much.
I could go on all night with individual thank you's, but I want to stop now and recognize and offer my thanks to all the men and women of the United States Army. Soldiers and Army Families, Army Civilians, an all-volunteer force, a national treasure. Secretary Gates and General Casey, thank you for the kind and generous works, but as you well know, the Army is a "we" organization, not a "me" organization. Nothing that the Army has accomplished over the last several years has been done without the work of many people - Civilians and Soldiers - pulling together, working together. It has been a privilege to work with that great Army team.
It has truly been the privilege of a lifetime for me to work for Soldiers, to work for Army families during this time of war. Today our nation numbers over 300 million people. Only 1.1 million wear the uniform of the United States Army during this time of war. There are only 2.4 million in all the services combined - less than one percent of our population.
As General Casey noted, Winston Churchill remarked on the heroism of British pilots in the Battle over Britain as they stood up against attack after attack from the German Luftwaffe. He observed that, "Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few." That was true in 1940 and it's true today. Three hundred million Americans and much of the free world depend upon the courage and valor of 2.4 million men and women who wear the uniform of the United States military.
Much is owed by so many to so few. Tonight I want to say thank you to that few.
I was in the Pentagon on 9/11, and on that day I watched Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines go to the sound of the explosion. For nearly eight years I've watched them go off to war. I've watched many of you go off to war. I've watched your families stand with you.
I've been inspired by your service, and I have been humbled by the sacrifice of your families.
I'd like to share with you the story of one such Soldier and his family. His service, their service, reflect the values of our United States Army, reflect the heart and soul of the American Soldier.
The Soldier's name is Ross McGinnis. Tom and Romayne are his mom and dad, and his sisters are Becky and Katie. I had the privilege of spending a couple of days last summer with Tom and Romayne and Becky and Katie. They're from Knox, Pennsylvania. Ross was the youngest. He was Katie and Becky's little brother.
His dad told me that Ross never liked school all that much. He loved music, he loved cars, and more than anything else he loved basketball. He worked at McDonald's after school to buy himself a Ford Thunderbird. His teachers remember he was just a regular kid.
Katie called him a "crazy little brother" with a whole lot of energy.
Ross became a Soldier, but to Katie and Becky he was always their little brother.
Ross shared a birthday with the United States Army, June 14th. But that was all in his boyhood that gave any hint whatsoever of the Soldier that he would become.
This past June 14th our Army turned 234 years old - Ross would have turned 22. A good kid with a strong family. A mom and a dad, and older sisters who loved him dearly. But there was really nothing that set him apart until at age 17 with his nation at war, he joined the Army. Most don't, he did. That tells you a lot.
On December 4th, 2006 Ross was manning the 50 caliber machine gun on his Humvee on a patrol in Baghdad when an insurgent threw a grenade through the gunner's hatch. Reacting immediately, he shouted a warning to his crew members. Ross could have then easily jumped to safety. Instead he dropped down into the Humvee and covered the grenade with his body. He chose to give his life to save the lives of his four battle buddies. He was 19 years old.
He's buried in Section 60 in Arlington Cemetery, just a little down the hill from here to the south. On June 2nd, 2008, President Bush presented Ross' Medal of Honor to his mother and father at a White House ceremony. There was a ceremony honoring Ross in the Hall of Heroes at the Pentagon the next day. It was a very emotional event. There was an overflowing crowd and several speakers.
In the crowd were the four Soldiers that Ross saved: Specialist Sean Lawson, Sergeant Lyle Buehler, Sergeant Ian Newland and Sergeant First Class Cedric Thomas - men who are alive today because Ross gave his life for them.
Tom, Ross' father, was the last to speak. Previous speakers had spoken of Ross' sacrifice and emphasized the debt that we all owe to Ross and those who sacrifice for our lives and our freedom. His father got up to speak, last to speak. He was nervous before such a large gathering. He had a prepared speech. But before reading from his prepared remarks, he looked directly at those four Soldiers, apparently sensing the burden that they must carry. He spoke directly to them.
"Something that was said just a few minutes ago made me think when it was said that Ross gave these four men a gift. That is what it was. You can't be expected to live the rest of your lives living up to something or paying back something. It can't be carried as a debt. A debt is something you can repay. A gift is something for you to enjoy. So live your lives, enjoy your lives, for it was a gift. Ross gave you a gift."
He then turned to his prepared text.
Ross saved the life of those four Soldiers. His dad continues to look after them.
After the Civil War General Joshua Chamberlain, who shares the Medal of Honor with Ross, wrote about character. He told us that "character is formed in the silent and peaceful years by the mother's knee and the father's side." In Ross' father's generous and liberating words you get a sense of the spirit of the man who raised Ross McGinnis, who shaped his character, and you get a glimpse into Ross' heart that he helped mold. The heart of a Soldier. Ross McGinnis, an American Soldier. Tom, Romayne, Katie and Becky, an Army family. Volunteers in a time of war.
It has been the privilege of a lifetime to work for all the Ross', the Tom's, the Romayne's, the Katie's and Becky's of our United States Army and of our Army Family. So much owed by so many to so few, and the debt grows daily.
Thank you very much.


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Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today expressed confidence that with the recent initiatives of both Punjab governments' to enhance trade, commerce and industrial cooperation, the border state was all set to enter into new era of overall development and prosperity.
Interacting with mediapersons after presiding over 64th All India Sikh Educational Conference organised here by Chief Khalsa Dewan, Mr Badal described his recent Pakistan visit as historic as it had set the agenda for future trading between South Asian Countries that has the potential to take Indo-Pak trade volume to manifold.
"Our immediate neighbour country has also realised the fact that the only 'mantra' to grow was to make collective efforts with India to re-write the business priorities according to the changing scenario", he said and added that the seriousness of the issue could be gauzed from the fact that both Punjabs' had immediately decided to constitute a Joint Business Committee as well as to explore the possibility of developing Joint Industrial Zone to compliment each other with its advantages and expertise.
Lashing at Punjab Congress leaders for doing petty politics on such important by bilateral issue, he advised them to not to confine themselves with a few news items rather they should pressurise Congress led UPA government at the Centre to expedite the issue of granting full port status to Wagah and opening up of three more land routes namely Hussaniwala, Fazilka and Khemkaran to facilitate smooth trading between the neighbouring countries.


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LeAnn Rimes Congratulates Ex-Husband Dean Sheremet On His Engagement
Slightly more than a year after Dean Sheremet and LeAnn Rimes separated after seven years of marriage, he is set to give marriage another go -- with his new fiance, photographer Sarah Silver, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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merry xmas by FukariWatch
©2013-2016 Fukari
Merry Christmas for all of you (or just merry days for ppl who aren't celebrating Christmas)
I hope those days will be peaceful and calm for you. it's really important because we live in a very stressfull and messy world.
I hope those days will be peaceful and calm for you. it's really important because we live in a very stressfull and messy world.
take a rest. sleep well. eat well. do what you like. enjoy c:
// here - Anne Marie as a christmas tree. we can say that it's a continuation of this sketch horrorcat.tumblr.com/post/7011…
Wesołych Świąt~! (that's in polish)
// here - Anne Marie as a christmas tree. we can say that it's a continuation of this sketch horrorcat.tumblr.com/post/7011…
Wesołych Świąt~! (that's in polish)
D'awww, this is great. Is it pencil and digitally coloured?
that's full traditional piece - pencil/colored pencils + promarkers
I would love to know what brushes you use and how you make a sketchy coloured drawing! I so admire your stuff!!
"We live" bo "we life" to znaczy "my życie", a nie "my żyjemy" xP
Very beautiful artwork you have here! The thing that's so unique about your work is how you add all that detail while making it sloppy to add to the character. I'm trying to master this kind of art cause honestly its my favorite kind to see on my oc's.
Very nice.
oh dear, hotness xD
Wow how delicious....I hope next year is just as sexxxy
I love all of your work, but this drawing is by far my favorite.
Looking back at the comments really makes me wonder why I even have an account on this fucking wedsite. Anyway, great as always, Fukari
I love this
How adorable!!! ♥_♥
the comments here are sorta sad ;__; Im just getting around to seeing this so yeah :I its good like every other of your drawings!
Aww he's grabbing her chest to get closer to her heart :') love is so beautiful
plus y is every one (StretchTagger) so mad about the boob thing? lots of famous art shows more then this
Ah, honestly. Some people just get so uptight about it. Art is art, if you don't like it, don't look at it, I say!
wow, I love it , I wish I was that good~ I also like the hair
this is so cuute c:
It's funny to see how many commenters are obsessed with the boobs to the point they can say nothing else. These are her OC's and this the relationship they have so she can draw them however she wishes. Keep doing what you're doing Fukari, hope you had a Happy New Year : )
My God......
boobs XD sorry, lol well i think happiness comes in many forms and having moments like this is fun especially when its with your loved one but yeah i find this hilarious and hard (sorry bad word choice XD) to take offensive cuz give it up life is just too damn stressful to take everything you see seriously plus if you don't like Fukari style get of their page lol
oh my i know this is late and you probably get thousands of comments on your art. but your drawing style is just so amazing..im just so jealous ;u; expect a lot of favs <3 she's just so gorgeous....
Uh uh kool drawned boobies??? Lol
what the fuck.
sexeh ;D
Wow, your style is awesome! And I love the design of this character too
nice message but what the fuck how are you not ashamed to draw that image
though good mark making
though good mark making
Well, why would someone should be ashamed bout drawing breasts or nude people? I think that people can use their bodies for art too, not for pervy stuff only. It depends on witch side of this you want to see
sorry i cant remember the image i typed the previous statement about however i think you and i both know that this painting drawing whatever it may be was not done to study the body or as recognition of art
this was objectifying a person, i have been to many life drawing classes and let me tell you in not one of them was there such a crude foul representation.
please do you go out and tell people what gets you hard on facebook NO
so dont communicate (because thats what art is communication) your lusts and personal sexual art here.
there are children you may even be a child but you dont have to inflict that on others. its not their fault because they clicked on it. just like its not your fault if you feel these things.
and im not persecuting your art its very skilled
i mean no offence and if i spoke out of turn before im sorry but use your head this really doesnt belong where the innocent can see it.
Pain is Learing
If there are children on here then their accounts would block this if there age was set right on their account. If the artist feels like drawing boobs then goddamn, their gonna draw boobs. Big fucking deal. If you're a child then you need to get your mommy to fix the age on your account. If you aren't a child then you need to stop acting like one. It's ridiculous. This is an art site. Art is expressing yourself, being yourself, & enjoying yourself. This artist did all of that. So what if it's fucking boobs they wanted to draw? Shut up & go on if you don't like it. If you don't have anything nice or helpful to say then shut the fuck up. Everyone needs to live by that.
no one has to live by anything thats why i can question the picture and you can question that i question it.
also anger and agression wont get you anywhere so maybe you should allow your mother to delete your account because seeing as this is an art community you have no place here.
however you dont have to do anything no one can actually make you so maybe you should accept i have an opinion and so do you and so do these children who think they can then grope a woman because their parents dont monitor what they do
it has the same impact as porn.
i dont know if i have mentioned this before in this comments section but i never mean any offence
I have no place here? I actually do. I am an artist. I am a writer & a sculptor. And my mother? I'm eighteen years old. I am of age to be seeing things like this. For the "children" who shouldn't be seeing this there are monitors on their account so they won't get into things like this.
And yes, you have an opinion. Everyone has an opinion. But nobody wants to hear anyone whine and bitch because someone has drawn something they wanted to draw. It's art.
People upload things on here for critiques & feedback not for someone to get on here & ridicule them for drawing whatever they please. I'm only commenting to try & show whoever I can that they should shut up about negativity. If everyone in the world could find it in themselves to stop saying something negative once or twice a day the world would be a brighter place. That's all.
>.> I like the picture because it's adorable. In my opinion it's supposed to be cute and silly not LOOK AT MY BREASTS. NOW BE LUSTFUL YOU WHORE. She's a happy adorable girl in a cute picture, simple.
okay if thats your interpretation of adorable thats fine by me
however i think it has quite a carnal edge that shouldnt be exposed to the younger ones
Anything with boobs gets a ton of views? \:,
Not really, unless you're well known, you'll probably get just the same amount of views. (said from my experience..)
What if they're really, really nice?
You still might not get as much.
If you don't have a lot of watchers, you won't have as many people seeing that in their inbox.
I mean, they might be drop-dead gorgeous boobs, but you might just get a ton of horndog comments from people who happen to see it in the recent submissions page (and maybe a nice comments, it just depends, you know?)
And she's just letting it happen, eh?
Looks like someone can't wait to unwrap their present!


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Collab between @Nathan Yoder and myself. I drew the type while he illustrated the flowers to interact with it. Stoked on how this turned out! Grab it on a shirt if you'd like this week at sevenly.org
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Sweet Brynn,
We called the midwives and our doula back into the room and told them of our decision to transfer. I wasn't even upset. Transferring to the hospital was my greatest fear as I studied my Hypnobabies and I did a lot of Fear Clearing about it by listening to the Fear Clearing Hypnobabies track. I had found peace at the thought of transferring a couple of months prior to your birth because I knew that if it ever came down to that, it would be a choice I was making based on the health and safety of you and myself. I knew it was never something I'd be forced into doing. Our midwives confirmed that they too thought it was the safest choice and with that, we packed up our cars, faxed over my records, and began our journey to the hospital.
Interestingly enough, the moment we decided to transfer, my labor completely stopped. It was if you and my body knew what was going on and decided to finally give me a break. As we drove along the darkened freeway, following our doula and midwives, the pressure waves came back with a vengeance. Again, they tore through my body and all I could do was hold onto the handle above my head and vocalize through them. We pulled into the hospital parking lot and walked inside at the lead of one of our midwives. We went to St. Alphonsus which is where the midwives always go in the case of transfers. They're the most natural-friendly/baby-friendly hospital in our area and I felt really safe with that choice. Upon walking into the hospital, I was so afraid of the judgement I might receive. I was scared to see those "so you thought you could do it all on your own" faces. But that's not what I saw at all. Instead, I saw sympathetic and welcoming smiles. I immediately felt at ease.
Breann and Kim, our two nurses got me set up in a room right away. As I laid in bed, the pressure waves started coming stronger than ever. Our nurses were so kind and started asking me about my birth plan. I couldn't believe it! Here I was, a transfer from the birth center, and they still cared about my plan. I almost cried. I had brought two copies of my backup plan (written especially for the hospital, just in case) and we went through it together. I was very specific about how I wanted to go about receiving any drugs and I was even more specific about how I wanted you, my sweet baby, to be treated after the birth. I wanted immediate skin-to-skin, no pacifiers or formula, I wanted to wait to cut and clamp the cord, no vaccinations or heel sticks, no eye ointment, and I wanted to use our own blankets and towels to dry you. They told us they could comply with everything. I was so happy! Shortly after, our doctor walked in to introduce himself. His name was Dr. Thomson, and if I believed in angels, I would say he was one. If I could have taken every natural-friendly doctor in the world, lined them up, and picked just one, I would have picked him. As he introduced himself and told us his philosophy of letting mother nature take the lead, I saw the midwives' eyes get huge as they glanced at each other in disbelief. They had never seen a doctor quite like this before. He was so incredible to us and again, I knew we had made the right choice.
We decided our best plan of action would be to let me rest. So we ordered an epidural. Amy, the anesthesiologist came in and she was as sweet and as friendly as could be. She told me she'd be talking me through the whole procedure as she went. I nicely asked her not to do that and asked if I could just hang onto daddy instead, which she very sweetly agreed to. To my surprise, the epidural didn't hurt at all. Within a few minutes, my pressure waves became exactly that–waves of pressure. The pain was gone, I was relaxed, and for the first time in three days, I drifted off into a deep sleep.
An hour later, Breann and Kim came back to the room to check on my progress. My pressure waves were about 5-6 minutes apart and I was still dilated to a 7. I couldn't believe my ears! Still a 7 after all that rest? After going back and forth with myself and discussing it with daddy and Kendra, I agreed to the lowest dose of pitocin possible, only turning it up every 30 minutes as needed. My sweet girl, I tried so hard not to do that to you…I didn't want you to have any drugs at all. But it was what we needed. I'm so sorry it couldn't have been different.
Every 30 minutes, the nurses came and checked me. And every 30 minutes, I was still a 7. We went from a 1 to a 12 on the pitocin drip and over the course of the next NINE HOURS I finally dilated to a 10. Again, our choice to transfer was confirmed. If it took that much pitocin and that much time to get me to a 10, who knows how many more days I would have been in the birth center trying to dilate on my own.
Friday, June 24th
By 9:00 am, I was ready to push. Dr. Thomson came in and told us again of his desire to let things happen as naturally as possible. He told me to just relax in bed, push with each wave, and find a position I was comfortable with. He said he'd be back in a little while. By then, the nurses had changed shifts and Candy was our new nurse. She was awesome. She suggested I sit in bed, bottoms of my feet pressed together in front of me, and push when I felt like it. I could feel you sliding down my birth canal, but after a few pushes, that sensation went away. I decided I needed a new position. So Candy got out a big bar that hooked over the bed. Kendra and daddy helped me on to my knees and I leaned over a pillow that was folded over the bar. It was then I decided that the epidural needed to be turned down. I couldn't feel enough of what I was doing. We turned it half-way down which was really helpful. I could finally feel what was going on. After pushing for a little while on my knees, I decided to lay back down. We tied a sheet to the bar and I propped my feet up, pushing against the bar and pulling on the sheet as I tried to push you out. But it was all too much to remember–push with my feet, pull with my arms, lean into the bed, and push you out. Finally, I decided to push in the original way, except I held my feet up in the air while daddy and Kendra supported my knees. And surprisingly, pushing to counts of 10 was also very helpful to me.
After about an hour of pushing, I began to wonder if I was going to be able to do this. I felt like it was taking too long. I'm not sure how it happened, but we started talking with Dr. Thomson about assisted delivery, through vacuum or forceps. Cesarian section was mentioned once too. The risks of using the vacuum or forceps sounded almost as scary as a c-section to me. But it was then that things really shifted. As I was pushing right after that conversation, daddy announced, "Honey, I know what color hair she has!" I think I looked at him and said, "YOU DO?!? TELL ME!" I started crying when he said he thought it looked brunette. Knowing you were just inches away from the outside world made my whole brain and body shift into high-gear. I was going to get you out and I was going to do it now.
I started pushing like crazy with every pressure wave. We would do 3 counts of 10 and then I'd rest. Candy set up a great big mirror at the end of my bed so I could see what was going on. I never thought I'd be the type of person who would want to see that, but watching your little head come out further and further was the most motivating thing in the world to me. With every amount of energy I put forth, you came out a little more and a little more. Daddy was so excited! Every time I'd push, his voice would become more and more encouraging…I knew we were finally getting somewhere. The more excited he got, the harder I pushed. He'd praise me after every push, telling me how good I was doing, kissing me, and stroking my hair. Finally, people started coming in, setting things up, and Dr. Thomson positioned himself at the end of the bed. I knew this was it–you were coming out any minute! I couldn't wait to see you, hold you, kiss you, and finally meet you after all this time together. As you got closer to coming out, I found more and more strength. After the 3rd push to the count of 10, I'd dig way down deep and do a 4th and sometimes a 5th push. You started coming so fast! At one point, I pushed and didn't stop. Dr. Thomson was so wonderful. He knew I wanted to avoid tearing as much as possible so he used olive oil and a warm compress on me. Daddy put gloves on to help catch you and suddenly, at 11:34 am, I could feel your whole body sliding out of me. You were so warm and wet and slippery and you just slid right out! I could feel every little inch of you. The next thing I knew, you were on my chest. You were hot to the touch, sticky, and so so sweet.
I've heard women describe these experiences…the warm wetness sliding out and the sticky baby on their chests. It never sounded very appealing to me. Until you, that is. Now I understand. Those were the most wonderful sensations in the entire world. I held you close to my body, kissed your head, stroked your body, and panted through every word I spoke. It suddenly dawned on me that no one said what your gender was so I said, "Is it a girl?" as I lifted up one of your legs. Yes, you were indeed a girl! Our girl.
As daddy and I cried and kissed over your fragile little body, I glanced down at Dr. Thomson. He was crying too. Just picturing his red eyes in my mind makes me want to cry all over again. Those were some of the most precious moments of my life. We dried you off with our own blankets from home and tried to stimulate your breathing while we waited for the cord to stop pulsating. You were having a hard time getting any air. I think you swallowed a lot of fluid on your way out. The NICU nurses came in and took you over to a little warmer on the other side of the room. Daddy stayed with you the entire time. They put a little tube in your mouth to help suck out all the fluid. They weighed and measured you too. You were 6 lbs and 18.5 inches long. Such a tiny little thing! About 15 minutes later, you were back on my chest, trying to nurse.
Dr. Thomson sat patiently at the end of the bed while he waited for my placenta to detach. About 30 minutes after you were born, he told me to give a little push and out it came along with everything else that had been nourishing you for all that time in my belly. I couldn't believe how much stuff came out! What an amazing thing my body did for us. Dr. Thomson gave us a guided tour of the placenta which was really neat. I ended up with a 2nd degree tear which he stitched up quickly while daddy and I held you and kissed you. As things quieted down and people left the room, the awesomeness of everything that had happened started to settle in. Eighty hours after you decided to begin your journey to us, you had finally arrived.
The Hospital Stay
Our original plan was to go home the same day you were born. But since our plans deviated, we decided to stay the night at the hospital. We got a room with a double bed for the three of us and no one ever mentioned the word "nursery". You stayed in our room the entire time where we could keep you close to us. We decided to take advantage of the fact that we could easily order food, but every time we did, you would need something. Despite being waited on hand and foot at the hospital, daddy and I never ate a hot meal. That makes me laugh. You always needed to be fed, changed, held, or the nurses would want to check on you.
That evening, your Grammie, Papa, and Aunt Blair all came to see you. Oddly enough, I wasn't very tired at all! Despite the fact that we had a medicated birth, I could still feel all those birth hormones and adrenaline running through me. I had so much energy! I was so so happy to finally have you with us. That night as we settled into bed for our first night together as a family, daddy and I decided to see what was on TV. You'll be happy to know that "Anchorman" was your very first movie.
Our stay at the hospital couldn't have been better. Everyone was so nice! They knew everything we had gone through and couldn't believe we lasted three whole days before finally changing our plans. There was no judgement, only praise and support. People loved hearing our story. I got to spend some time alone in the jacuzzi tub on Saturday afternoon while you and your daddy spent some time together in our room. I know the moments you two shared together while I was gone were very special to him. Right before we left the hospital, daddy and I sat in our sun-filled room and talked about your birth and what it was like from each of our perspectives. We cried together that afternoon, knowing how lucky we were to have you there, happy and healthy.
We finally went home on Saturday at 7:00 pm. Daddy took some video of your first moments in our home and of course, I cried. Chloe met you and she wasn't impressed at all, but she's been warming up to you. Having you in our lives has been a bigger adjustment than I ever could have imagined. Every moment of every day is consumed by you. But we love you so much and are in awe of your perfection. We can't believe we made you and that we get to keep you! Every morning we wake up and think you are cuter than the day before. You make the funniest, cutest sounds and faces and you become more and more alert every day. We've had some challenges with breastfeeding and I truly believe it's because we had a medicated birth. I also think it's because we sort of missed our window when you were taken away by the NICU team so they could make sure you were breathing properly. But we have made huge progress and are now breastfeeding without any problems at all. In fact, it's pretty much your favorite thing to do.
As I think back on our birth experience and process what happened, I'm surrounded by an array of emotions. I would be lying if I said I wasn't sad that your birth didn't go as planned. I spent years preparing myself for a natural birth, and even though it started that way, it didn't end that way. But we did accomplish our goal: we had the safest, healthiest birth possible. There is a big part of me that is damn proud of how long I lasted. Three whole days of completely natural labor! There's no way I would've made it that long without all the Hypnobabies work I did and without all the education I gave myself. Our midwives and doula were also hugely important in the whole process. They kept me so motivated. And I definitely wouldn't have made it that long without your daddy. He was so amazing the whole time. He stayed up with me, timed pressure waves, made sure I ate and drank, and took care of my every physical and emotional need, as he always has.
Even though you were born at the hospital, I'm so thankful we chose to go the birth center route. Had all of this begun in a hospital, I would have absolutely ended up in a c-section. There's no way they would have let me go as long as I did. So for that, I am very thankful. In a weird way, I became the poster child for everything I've ever talked about: I was informed enough to make the best decisions for the both of us. I assembled an incredible birth team who helped me along every step of the way. Our doula and midwives were wonderful and helped your daddy and me so much. I had a birth plan and even though we had to deviate, we were still able to get a lot of what we wanted. I was able to advocate for myself, say no to the things I didn't want, and ask questions about the things I was unsure about. At no point was anything ever forced upon us. I made all the choices about our care, along with your daddy, and felt completely in charge the entire time.
Do I still believe natural childbirth is best? Absolutely. Do I wish things would have gone differently for us? Of course. But I know beyond the shadow of a doubt that we had the birth we needed for the situation we found ourselves in. I'm so proud of myself for sticking it out as long as I did, and for recognizing when it was time to change our plans. I never once put the experience before our health and safety. And even though to some people, it may look like I failed, to me, our birth was a wonderful success and one of the most profound, moving, and incredible experiences of my life. Because it brought us YOU.


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redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 1:40 AM
Simon - Should I create a new "rule" directory for my rules in /Library/Server/Web/Data/ ?
As you add filters, managesieve will automatically create the UID folder and files to /L/S/Mail/Data/rules/....
Gary Finch Aug 6, 2012 2:44 AM
in response to redshift82r
I have followed your instructions to get the managesieve plugin to a sort of working state. I already had the installation of roundcube working with MySQL and the filters do not error when saving etc. My issue is the the auto reply does not happen. There is no evidence of this in the smtp log or the sieve log when debug is on.
Where can I check if the rule is even being evaluated?
Thanks in advance for your help.
redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 3:01 AM
in response to Gary Finch
Hi Gary, seems like I'm everyone's Managesieve Agony Aunt !!
No error is good when saving!
1. Click on the filter. If its enabled, it will be white text highlighted in Red. If its disabled , it will be grey text highlighted in red.
2. If its disabled, Untick the Filter Disbaled box.
3. Click on the wheel under the Filter Group and download the rules to make sure they make sense.
4. If you have made a mistake in the rule, there will be a file in the /L/S/mail/data/rules/uid folder/dovecot.sieve.log which will tell you what went wrong.
5. Messages of interest will be logged to syslog under dovecot -type dovecot into the search bar at the top of all messages in console.
Let me know what you find.
redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 3:22 AM
in response to Gary Finch
Finally, if Recipient Address = Sender Adress , Vacation rule will NOT be triggered.....!
Gary Finch Aug 6, 2012 4:04 AM
in response to redshift82r
I guess that's what happens when you are so knowledeable and nice
The rule set looks ok -
require ["variables","vacation"];
set "EDITOR" "Roundcube (Managesieve)";
set "EDITOR_VERSION" "5.0";
# rule:[Vacation]
if allof (header :contains "From" "firstname.lastname@example.com")
vacation :days 1 :subject "out of office" "I am away";
When I try to enable the filter set I get.
Unable to activate selected filters set. Server error occured.
There are no errors in the logs as far as I can see.
Gary Finch Aug 6, 2012 4:16 AM
in response to redshift82r
Also from the sieve log -
require ["include"];
include :personal "test.sieve";
[06-Aug-2012 12:12:12 +0100]: S: NO {110}
[06-Aug-2012 12:12:12 +0100]: S: USER: line 10: error: included personal script 'test.sieve' does not exist.
USER: error: validation failed.
[06-Aug-2012 12:12:12 +0100]: C: LOGOUT
[06-Aug-2012 12:12:12 +0100]: S: OK "Logout completed."
Am I missing a path in the config maybe?
redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 4:20 AM
in response to Gary Finch
I just watched Aus beat Russia in the basketball so I'm full of the joy of life.
Sounds like a permissions error.
Check that sudo ls -Fl of the /L/S/mail/data shows the owner of rules as _dovecot:mail
To fix
$ sudo chown -R _dovecot:mail /L/S/mail/data/rules
Also , you have to add the recipient address to the "list of additional recipients", otherwise it doesn't work!
Gary Finch Aug 6, 2012 4:39 AM
in response to redshift82r
Perms are fine. I have tried all sorts of filters and none of them are working. It seems I can't even enable the filter sets even though the individual entries in the filter sets save ok.
redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 5:02 AM
in response to Gary Finch
So - what I see in my rules/uid directory is :
1. an alias to dovecot.sieve ( which doesn't exist - the phantom /var/lib/dovecot/sieve)
2. dovecot.svbin - the compiled sieve rules - see http://wiki.dovecot.org/LDA/Sieve/Dovecot
3. roundcube.sieve - roundcube being the name of my filter set. with permissions of 0600 and o:g of _dovecot:mail
4. a /tmp directory
so - what you're indicating is that the managesieve plugin can't write that file - in your case test.sieve?
maybe try sudo touch /l/s/mail/data/rules/uid/test.sieve ? (rather than typing in the uid - just drag and drop into terminal.app)
I'm thinking either the paths are wrong somewhere in your configs or permissions / owner
Might have to leave that one in your court to try a few things.
redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 5:22 AM
in response to Gary Finch
Gary, I'm not sure how the filter group could appear in Roundcube/Settings/Filters without existing in the /l/s/ma/data/rules/uid directory.
If its there, then it's a permissions /owner issue because you can read it, but dovecot can't write to it.
If its not in that directly, try a $ locate test.sieve. (locate db is updated by the monthly maintenance script so it may not have run yet - try man locate to find the command to update the locate.db )
If you find it elsewhere that might give you a clue to a config problem.
Good luck
niwrik Aug 6, 2012 9:37 AM
in response to pilbaraecho
Hey guys,
Sorry to hijack your thread, but if you manage to get vacation rules running, please let me know. I've been following along this morning, and with Gerry's help, I've been able to get roundcube running on 10.8 Server. Thanks very much for taking the time to post. Very helpful. I seem to be having the same trouble that Gary has. I don't know a whole lot about the backed of OSX server, so I'm not able to contribute to any active troubleshooting. The only thing I would be able to do is to verify settings on my system to see if they match yours.
Gary Finch Aug 6, 2012 11:20 AM
in response to redshift82r
Hi again,
I resolved the enabling issue. I copied a new default plugin into my installation from a new download of roundcube and set the details you described previously.
I have tested a basic filter that just sets a flag when a message with a specific subject arrives and that is working ok. I have a question about the "list of additional recipients" you mentioned.
What address are you suggesting goes in there? It would be impossible to use the vacation message if there were a need to put the addresses of the sender in there. You dont know who will be emailing you??
Can you clarify that for me please and many thanks for you help on this.
A Bigger Bite Aug 6, 2012 1:50 PM
in response to redshift82r
Hi there,
after re-checking everything I realized I had overlooked your initial instructions to enable the plugin managesieve and autologin in config/main.inc.php. After doing that I got the Filter tab. Halleluja.
Unfortunately I could not send any emails using the webmail. And after adding a test filter to my it account I can no longer recieve any email to it.
I solved the sending email through rouncube by:
removing '%u' and just leaving '' in SMTP user settings in .../webmail/config/main.inc.php
Still trying to figure out why one of my accounts now can't connect to read IMAP mails anymore. (Sending works, "Connection Doctor" in mail works, but no emails, even after re-creating user in 10.8 Server.app and from WGM).
Anyways, getting closer, thanks so much for the help so far and I sure hope Apple will figure out a way to make this implementation easier in the next release. (Considering they provide scripts to configure Promise raid's, why not provide scripts to configure a users own download of roundcube.. right? ;-)
redshift82r Aug 6, 2012 2:17 PM
in response to Gary Finch
Hey Gary, great!
Re vacation filter, if you are setting the filter in "Gary" user, then put "Gary"'s full email address in the "List of Additional Recipients" field. Otherwise, it won't trip!
in response to redshift82r
You should work in software QA. Thanks for that, finally working vacation messages/rules!


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Q: Lump under skin on cat's neck?
Zeus has a small hard-ish lump under the skin on the back of his neck. It almost looks like a little BB pellet size and seems to be grey in color. I did some research and came up with some kind of cyst possibly? I tried to get a picture but it came out blurry. Anyone else ever seen this? He is very healthy, eats, drinks well and poops/pees fine.
*Update...errrr, oops, in talking with my shelter staff peeps, turns out that it is Zeus' microchip poking up some as on the back of the neck is where they do the microchips when they are adopted from the shelter. As long as it stays in and doesn't come 'out' we're in good shape. Never thought of the microchip!
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The best thing to do is make sure of what it is by seeing your vet. It could be nothing, but why take the chance that it could be something?
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oh big z i hope it is just a cyst. i know that is not much help sorry. as everyone used to say take him to the vet
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Sorry for the long delay, I have been on the road and I work from a library.
Yes, it is Beilby, I have also seen other spellings such as Bielby and Bilby the later being the spelling that some of the family changed there names to in the late 1800 and early 1900. Some of those have now changed there names spelling back to Beilby.
Are you connected to Jay and Grace?
I would like to know if you find a head stone, I beleave that I was at that cemetery some year back and did not find one.
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That's amazing! Thank you so much!
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I was not sure where in Masonville they were buried. I will move my memorials into burial unknown until I see the memorials in pioneer cemetery have been updated and linked. It is important that this is done as I have profiles (with photographs) created for their son and both parents back here in Massachusetts. Thanks! James
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Karen. Thank you so much for photographing the headstones of John and Margaret and Gideon and Christina Griggs at Old Stone Fort Cemetery. I live in Wisconsin, and hope to get there in person sometime, but meanwhile I am so grateful for your willingness to take the photos. I am sure there will be others who will be as grateful as I am for the ability to see the headstones. I so appreciate your willingness to give up some of your valuable time to help me. Thanks again.
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Thank you for getting this photo for me. I appreciate it.
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Please add your same gravestone photo for Joseph Talcott, 45821792, to his wife, Anna (Boardman) Talcott, 45821799. Thanks.
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Thank you so much for the transfer Karen. :-)
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I am trying to find some info on Henry Martin Tenney who is buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Arcata. I am under the impression he may have been married to a May Burton and I noticed that you have had some exchanges with someone who is related to this man, I am trying to find a way to reach them so I can confirm this. The Henry Tenney I am looking for was living in Portland Oregon for a time but probably would have met May Burton here in Humboldt Co. Please help, thanks so much. Donna/Eureka California
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Thank you for adding the picture of Ruben and Mary Newman located at Evergreen Cemetary. Mary Kelly (Kelley) is my husband's grgr aunt. It's very exciting to find all the graves of his relatives. Mary also had a brother Philo (all their siblings stayed in Herkimer & Oneida)that moved to Wisconsin after 1850...that's my husband's lineage. Best Regards !
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Casa La Naranjera, with private pool, for a peaceful holiday
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Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
|Key Info
CASA LA NARANJERA within walking distance of Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta:
Beautiful, spacious, modern, detached, luxurious country villa for 8 people. Mature garden, large terraces, BBQ, private pool with beautiful outdoor shower. Away from mass tourism, in the Axarquía region, the villa offers magnificent views up to the spectacular mountain ranges, across to the white villages and down over the fertile countryside to the Mediterranean and the coast of Africa.
Ideal for families: The villa is about 145 m2 and comprises 4 bedrooms with comfortable beds, 2 bathrooms, a spacious well equipped kitchen with granite worktops, dish washer, double sink, 5 burner gas hob, extractor, electric oven, fridge/freezer, micro wave etc, dining area, a large lounge, aircon, satellite TV, free WiFi, smoke detectors, mosquito screens, and so on.
The villa is at the end of a concrete road without any passing traffic – it is very peaceful and private. Unlike many villas in this area, there is no dirt track. Situated half way between the beautiful white villages Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta both villages are easily reached.
No smoking, no pets.
Comfortable in all seasons. The holiday property is, especially in spring and autumn, an ideal location for walkers and hikers or (experienced) cyclists. It is a wonderful home for people not wanting to stay in a hotel, but needing their own place for privacy. For those who, after a walk or tour, want to enjoy a comfortable villa in a peaceful place with a private pool. Our guests love the numerous detailed topographic maps with hiking trails we provide.
In summer it is an ideal place for sun lovers, who - away from mass tourism - like to relax in a quiet, neat place with lots of privacy. If they are in want of a visit the Costa is nearby.
The villa is also suitable for wintering. The weather in winter in this part of Spain can be deliciously spring-like, nearly like summer, but it can also be cold. In the villa, facilities are taken to make cold periods enjoyable. There is a large fireplace in the living room and there are electric radiators in each room.
For more details and reviews please take a look at our own website.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Algarrobo Costa 17 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Málaga Airport 70 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, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (2), Single Beds (4), Cots available (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The villa is about 145 m2 and comprises:
** Entrance hall with security door.
** Sitting/sleeping room with much light.
** Modern kitchen with granite worktops, dishwasher, double sink, 5 burner gas hob, extractor, electric oven, fridge/freezer, micro wave, coffee maker, Nespresso machine (please bring your own capsules), toaster etc and table for 4.
** Dining area with table for 8.
** Spacious lounge with open fire place and comfortable seats, huge flatscreen satellite television, dvd-player, cd-player, iPod docking station.
** Hall to 3 bedrooms and the bathrooms.
** 4 bedrooms (2 double, 2 twin) with comfortable beds and mattresses (all 2 m long). There are duvets/quilts.
** 2 modern bathrooms (one en suite) with shower cubicles, sink units, bidet and toilets.
The villa is on one level (bungalow); there are no stairs.
Cot and high chair on request.
* Free wireless internet available.
* The main rooms have air conditioning units for heat in winter as well as cool in the summer. For cold times you can use electric heaters, available in every room, and the new wood burner as well.
* The windows have blinds, security grills and mosquito screens. Several windows are double glazed.
* The fitted wardrobes provide lots of storage space.
* The villa offers (board) games, and books in various languages.
* Smoke detectors installed.
* The utility room with the washing machine is outside.
We expect our tenants to treat our property with respect. By booking with us you express that willingness and you will behave accordingly.
No groups of young adults.
|Further details outdoors
The property is south facing. A large covered porch leads you to the terra cotta tiled terrace, with a variety of areas to enjoy both shade and sun, to relax and to admire the views. The villa offers beautiful views to the surrounding mountains, including Maroma mountain (over 2,000 m high), the hills and the Mediterranean sea. On clear days you can even see the hills of Morocco. We love watching the gorgeous sunsets from the swing sofa on a lower terrace.
Garden furniture and sun beds as well as a nice brick built BBQ area are available.
The tiled private pool measures 7 by 3 metres (careful with children!) with a beautiful outdoor shower. The pool is NOT fenced. Usable from about late April to mid October. (In winter the pool is empty).
The mature garden, with a 200 years old olive tree and lots of flowers, benefits of an irrigation system. The fruits of for example the mandarine, orange and lemon trees are irresistible. The surrounding plots are also full of trees including orange, avocado, olive trees.
The plot is all fenced and the property is approached via a gated entrance. The parking space is suitable for two cars.
Casa La Naranjera is located in the beautiful Axarquía region in southern Spain, northeast of Málaga, in the heart of Andalusia. It is a fertile, always green area. The climate is one of the best in Europe with over 320 sunny days a year. Málaga is just an hour drive by car.
The villa is near the National Park Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama, an impressive mountain range with peaks (walking, hiking, cycling, horse riding, bird watching and so on). It possesses a rich and unique flora and fauna. The National Park is a natural border between the provinces of Málaga and Granada.
The holiday house is at the end of a concrete road with no passing traffic – it is very peaceful and private. Unlike many villas in this area there is no dirt track. A short steep (concrete) part goes down to the villa, at the end of a cul-de-sac. Situated half way between the beautiful white villages Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta both villages are easily reached.
Canillas de Albaida is a 10 minutes walk. Behind our house a path leads you through agricultural terraces to the village. The tranquil white village, with a population of approximately 700, is about 580 metres above sea level on the slopes of the Sierra de Tejeda and Almijara mountains and offers some little supermarkets, a few bars and restaurants.
Canillas de Albaida is 17 kilometres from the Mediterranean coast of the Costa del Sol (beach, aqua park, golf), about one hour drive from Málaga Airport. A bus connection brings you from Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta to the beach and Malaga several times a day.
The villa is 2 kilometers from Cómpeta, a more touristic place with lots of shops, restaurants and bars.
Day trips: los pueblos blancos (the white villages) including Frigiliana, the National Park, the coast (beaches, aquapark, golf), Nerja, Málaga (Museum of Picasso, Gibralfaro Castle), Granada (the Alhambra), Sierra Nevada, Córdoba (Mezquíta), Marbella, Gibraltar/Morocco, Ronda, Sevilla.
|Further details
A guest information folder and lots of (walking) maps are available in the villa. Our English speaking manager will be pleased to welcome you and show you around. She lives nearby and is available for questions and problems. She formerly had a restaurant, and if you order this she will love to make a paella or tapas for you, if you wish on your own terrace!
Per rental, there is a one-time charge for cleaning and beds made on arrival. This charge is 150 euros.
On your departure the villa should be in good, neat condition. Refundable damage deposit: 300 euros (larger groups 500 euros). The deposit will be paid on your bank account one week after departure, if no damage is found.
Included in the price: Bed linen, kitchen linen, towels (no beach towels), internet access and normal use of gas, water, electricity. Pool maintenance and gardening are also included in the price. For fresh linen during your stay you can use the washing machine or ask our manager to do the laundry for a fee.
The (additional) booking and rental conditions of Casa La Naranjera apply.
The Andalucia region
Casa La Naranjera is located in the heart of Andalusia, east of Málaga near Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta in the province of Málaga (southern Spain).
It is a perfect place for walking, cycling and horse riding in the National Park, but also to discover the fascinating history of Andalusia with its beautiful cities and lovely white villages. The coast (Costa del Sol) also offers many possibilities to relax.
The climate is one of the best in Europe with over 320 sunny days a year.
Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta are part of the beautiful Axarquía region, a surprising and diverse area in the south. Characterized by its white villages, often of Arab origin, it contains squares with colorful flowers, beautiful plants and terraces.
The Moors named this area "Ash-sharquia" (land of the East) because of its location to the east of Málaga. They came from North Africa in 710, conquering almost the whole country within a period of four years. Then they withdrew quite quickly in the southern part of the peninsula. The Moors called it "Al Andalus". They occupied Al Andalus for more than seven centuries. They established villages, built castles, fortresses and mosques. Their minarets are still visible in some villages.
Canillas De Albaida
Canillas de Albaida is a 10 minutes walk. The village, with a population of approximately 700, is about 580 metres above sea level on the slopes of the Sierra de Tejeda and Almijara mountains. There are some little supermarkets and shops, a few bars and restaurants. Try the tapas from Gustavo (Plaza Mayor) or the fresh orange juice at the Cherry Bar (Cerezo).
Canillas de Albaida is 17 kilometers from the Mediterranean coast of the Costa del Sol (beach, aqua park, golf). There is a bus connection from Canillas de Albaida and Cómpeta to the beach and Málaga several times a day.
Our holiday home is 2 kilometers from Cómpeta, a more touristic town with lots of shops, restaurants and bars.
Cómpeta is known as the pearl of the Axarquía. It is fascinating to explore with its labyrinth of narrow streets that date back to Moorish times and its spectacular views. The town is best known to many for its locally produced wine, available both dry and sweet.
Competa enjoys a variety of annual fiestas including the Noche del Vino (Night of the Wine), held each 15th August.
In fact, the nearby surroundings of Casa La Naranjera offer everything to meet the needs of nature and cultural lovers.
The National Park and the "pueblos blancos" (white villages) in the area such as Frigiliana are worth visiting. Nerja has special caves to explore. The coast offers numerous leisure facilities. Each day you can try another beach of the Costa del Sol. The golf enthusiast will find lots of beautiful golf courses. Velez-Málaga has an Aqua Park, with spectacular slides. Children will really love it.
The Andalusian cities of Granada, Córdoba, Ronda and Seville offer culture and history. The Moors developed one of the most sophisticated civilizations of the Middle Ages. Each of these Andalucian cities still holds spectacular remains of monuments such as the Alhambra Palace in Granada.
You may want to go abroad by visiting Gibraltar, or even cross over to Morocco.
In winter it is possible to ski in the Sierra Nevada.
Activities, briefly:
-the National Park
-Mount Maroma (2.065 m)
-los pueblos blancos (white villages), including Frigiliana
-the coast
-Granada (the Alhambra)
-Málaga (Museum of Picasso, Gibralfaro Castle)
-the Sierra Nevada
-Córdoba (Mezquíta)
-Gibraltar, Morocco
-Ronda, Sevilla
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"Excellent villa with superb view and close to Canillas and hiking trails"
A comfortable villa, with great terrace, garden and views. Including a pool but this is not available yet in this time of the year. Lots of lemon, orange and avocado trees. Especially in this time of the year lots of fruits and there for fresh juice in the morning! In the direct neighborhood lots of possibilities for hiking. Canillas de Albaida is close by, has a small super market, a restaurant and very friendly locals! The house has wifi, a well equipped kitchen and a fireplace in the living room, which we used several times because it cools down seriously in March. We had a great time. After several walks higher in the mountains La Naranjera is a good place to come home. lay back and to have a beer on the terrace!
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|Burley, Cavendish, Virginia
|Room Note:
|4 - Distinct
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Sutliff Cherry is smooth and mellow, utilizing excellent bright Virginias and mellow white Burleys with a smooth but bright cherry flavor. It's a soft-smoking mixture that isn't bitey or harsh and has a terrific aroma.
I have just finished smoking a bowl of this wonderful blend. Very smooth no bite and I can definitely taste the sweetness. I love the finish taste it leaves. Not sure of the room note as I was smoking outside during my break, but I will give my review on the room note asap. I ordered the Sutliff Black Cherry as well and I cannot wait to testdrive it. I normally smoke Sutliff Molto Dolce but I wanted a change and I must tell you that the cherry blend is right up there with Molto Dolce. Its nice to now have another Sutliff "go to baccy". Stay tuned for the Black Cherry reviews