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The county of Cornwall has been attracting holidaymakers for decades and is without doubt one of the UK's most loved holiday destinations, with its rich abundance of natural assets; beautiful beaches, dramatic sea cliffs, pretty fishing harbours and winding country lanes.
Cornwall's unique charm and its stunning countryside and coastal landscapes are easy to access in this compact corner of south west England and you won't have to travel far from your Cornish cottage to find it!
A host of top quality visitor attractions and holiday activities await you and here you'll also find a fine selection of Cornish cottages, suitable for families and couples alike. But before you start packing your bags you might like a few suggestions for things to see and places to go on your break.
The Eden Project is undeniably one of the most popular attractions in Cornwall. This all-weather oasis offers a wealth of stunning flora in an amazing collection of 'biomes'. Or, if you fancy getting out in the open-air then a visit to the Lost Gardens of Heligan is a must.
Padstow is highly recommended for those seeking the fine Cornish cuisine. This lovely coastal town offers an endearing sense of community and, thanks to the involvement of Rick Stein, several fantastic eateries.
For a unique occasion why not take in a play at the Minack Theatre, one of the world's most spectacular open-air venues perched on the cliff side facing the sea.
Similarly, St Ives celebrates a rich and varied artistic heritage through its Tate Gallery, the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden and much more.
With Cornwall's temperate climate its beaches are perhaps one of the biggest attractions; a spectacular coastline extends for mile after mile and whether you want to surf, swim, stroll or just relax, you won't be short of fantastic activities and great seaside locations.
With an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that covers 12 separate geographical areas, walking in Cornwall is a delight. Enjoy the beautiful moorland and towering tors of Bodmin Moor, take a cycle ride down the Camel Trail or gaze out from Rame Head; there's a wealth of wonderful choices.
Alternatively you may prefer to relax and enjoy the comfort offered by a holiday cottage in Cornwall. So start a search for your dream holiday home right now.
These well-appointed and comfortable, Scandinavian-style holiday lodges are set in a rural location in the grounds of Honicombe Manor Park. Nestling on the banks of the River Tamar, this is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. These 4-bedroom lodges are ideal for families during the summer and couples out of season looking for a quiet base to get away from it all, whilst enjoying all that this part of Cornwall has to offer. Close to the border between Devon and Cornwall, this is a superb location from which you can explore a wider region. The historic market town of Tavistock is just a 20-minute drive, or locally you can catch the train from Gunnislake to Plymouth or take a boat trip along the meandering River Tamar from the pretty riverside village of Calstock. There is a donkey park and children's farm just ½-mile away. Guests have use of indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, tennis courts and a children's play area, the on-site facilities are pay-as-you-go (seasonal, April to October). Beach 20 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Ground floor: Living/dining room with patio doors. Kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Shower room with toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with corner bath and toilet.
Sitting-out area and furniture.
Both properties: NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. Electric cooker. Microwave. Freezer. Parking (2 cars). Shared indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools with shower facilities (pay-as-you-go), open April-October. Gym (pay-as-you-go), open April-October. Children's play area. Shared tennis courts (pay-as-you-go), open April-October. No smoking. NB: Small streams and ponds in grounds.
Beautiful views along the Cornish coast greet visitors to this very comfortable property with split level living room affording views across the country to the sea, an inglenook fireplace and bi-fold doors opening out onto one of two patio areas. Standing on the headland above the picturesque village of Port Gaverne (pictured) and the fishing village of Port Isaac with its huddle of slate houses and narrow alleyways. This is an ideal spot for those who enjoy coastal walks, bird watching, golf, fishing, cycling along the Camel Trail or just lazing on the beach. Polzeath's glorious sandy beach is just a few minutes drive and the cliff caves and rock pools are a children's paradise. Water sports can be enjoyed just a few minutes drive away at Rock, from where a passenger ferry crosses the Camel Estuary to the town of Padstow and Rick Stein's famous seafood restaurant. A little further along the coast stands Tintagel's medieval castle and the quaint fishing village of Boscastle, whilst inland lies Bodmin Moor and Jamaica Inn. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 0.5 miles.
Ground floor: Split level living room with bi-fold doors/dining room with bi-fold doors. Kitchen. Utility room. Three steps down to 4 bedrooms: 2 double, one (5ft) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 2 twin (one zip and link). Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Separate toilet.
Open fire in living room (no fuel provided). Oil central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Travel cot. High chair. DVD. Stereo/CD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi.Telephone– incoming calls only. Garden with patios front and rear and furniture. Terrace and furniture at front. Barbecue. Parking.
Near to the Camel Trail
Full of atmosphere and comfort and thought to be over 400 years old, this charming detached holiday cottage retains many original features including beamed ceilings slate floors and magnificent feature fireplace with clay oven. Backing onto a nearby farm, the children will enjoy seeing the animals in the field close by. There is access to the Camel Trail, a cycle path running from Padstow to Bodmin Moor, within 2 miles. The harbour town of Padstow is 4 miles, and has much to offer with its famous Seafood Restaurant, boat trips and sea fishing.Take a drive along the National Trust coastline to Land's End and discover the open theatre in the cliffs at Porthcurno and the Minack. Golf and pony trekking at Trevose. Ideally positioned for visiting Charlestown Harbour, the fabulous Eden Project, Port Isaac or The Lost Gardens of Heligan. There are various beautiful sandy bays and hidden coves within 5 miles. Shop 3 miles, pub ½ mile.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 1 double (5ft) bedroom. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double bedroom with additional single, 1 twin, 1 single. Cloakroom with toilet. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Most rooms have sloping walls and ceilings.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). NSH (available October-April), electricity and bed linen included. Travel cot. High chair. Video. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Large garden and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (3 cars). Couples and family bookings only.
A superb holiday location from which to explore the many delights that North Cornwall has to offer. Aldercome Barn is a spacious holiday home with superb large terraced lawned gardens, enjoying glorious views. Situated at the end of a no through-road, on a working dairy farm, it adjoins the owner's historic home which is mentioned in the Doomsday Book, and offers peace and tranquillity, whilst being just 4 miles from the breathtaking North Cornish coast. Immaculately presented and tastefully decorated and furnished, there are a wealth of character features including exposed beams, a large woodburner, a double height hall and a private bedroom suite that is separated from the rest of the bedrooms and accessed via a spiral staircase. The bathroom boasts a stunning, free-standing, claw-foot bath and a separate large shower unit. Guests are free to enjoy one of the two pretty, public footpaths across the owner's farmland, one will take you to the Tamar Lakes where coarse and trout fishing, sailing, wind surfing and canoeing can be found, the other is a circular walk, taking you through the pretty village of Kilkhampton, with its beautiful church.The property is ideally placed close to the spectacular National Trust Coastal Path, which boasts access to superb bays, beaches and coves, the nearest of these being the lovely beach of Sandymouth, just 4 miles away. The village of Kilkhampton offers two pubs and a good range of village shops and take-away food outlets. The popular resort of Bude is 6 miles and has glorious beaches and town amenities, along with a great selection of bars and restaurants. Golf, horse riding, surfing, bowling, indoor Splash pool, fishing and mountain boarding are all on offer here, and the internationally acclaimed annual jazz festival is not to be missed. The pretty fishing villages of Port Isaac, Tintagel and Clovelly are close by, and for family fun, there are two adventure parks for children, all within 20 miles. Beach 4 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.
3 steps to entrance: Ground floor: Living room with beams. Dining room with beams and French doors. Kitchen with beams. Snug. Wet room with toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double, (6ft zip and link, can be twin), 1 double (5ft), 1 twin with Velux. Bathroom with claw foot bath, shower cubicle and toilet. Separate spiral staircase from snug: 1 double bedroom with beams and en-suite shower room with toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Biomass central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Two travel cots and two high chairs on request. 42" Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Freezer. Wi-fi. Large lawned garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (3 cars), additional parking on request. Pets to be kept on lead (working farm). No smoking. NB: 5 steps in terraced garden.
A short walk from the National Trust beauty spot of Mullion Cove and close to adjacent sandy coves, this lovely stone Cornish holiday cottage stands peacefully in a sunny sheltered garden. The flood-lit garden features a revolving cedar wood summerhouse (an ideal hide for bird-watchers), which is set between a lily pond and stream and there is an octagonal gazebo cum brick barbecue area. A cosy property with full central heating and gas stove. Wrapped up for the night in the summerhouse, sensible older children will be enthralled to watch badgers and foxes spending long hours digging for worms in the grass.Located on the Lizard Peninsula, Mullion is Cornwall's biggest village and is situated just a mile from the coast, where Mullion Cove lies with its unusual rock sculptures and small beach. Marking the spot where the first transatlantic radio transmission was made in 1901, the Marconi Monument can be seen at the cliff's edge. Nearby Kynance Cove (the peninsula's best known beach) is characterised by impressive cliffs, offshore islands and displays stacks and arches of serpentine rock. The beaches at Polurrian and Poldhu prove popular with surfers, whilst sandy beaches can be found at Church and Dollar coves.Five miles north of the cottage is the stannary town of Helston, where tin ore was once extracted and sent to the port at Porthleven. Held each May, the well-known Floral Dance is performed here – men in top hats and women in summer dresses taking to the streets to re-enact a somewhat strange dance, which lasts for the greater part of the day. Younger family members will enjoy the theme park also found there, and the network of quiet country lanes connecting the inland villages with those on the coast provide a good way to explore the area, with cycle hire available at Helston. Just over half an hour's drive away are Truro, Penzance, Falmouth, Redruth and St Ives. Golf, riding and pleasant coastal walks all found locally. Shops 400 yards, pub close by.
Living room with wooden floor. Dining area with wooden floor. Kitchen with breakfast area. Study/TV room. Separate toilet. Open-tread stairs to first floor: 4 bedrooms: 1 double, 2 twin, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet (also accessed from hallway), 1 bunk.
Gas woodburner in dining area included. Gas central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Towel hire. Cot. High chair. Two TVs. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Payphone. Garden with furniture. Summerhouse. Barbecue. Parking. NB: Pond, stream and drops in garden.
Kynance and Garden Cottage 1 are first floor apartments. These 10 holiday properties (refs W43562, W43563, W43564, W43565, W43566, W43567, W43568, W43569, W43570 and W43571) are located in the grounds of Tregenna Castle, where visitors are welcome to explore the magnificent 72-acre estate. The sub-tropical gardens showcase the botanical advantages of the Cornish climate. The walled garden features a clipped serpentine box hedge enclosing the 'hot border' and a beautifully scented lavender surround to the pond. The woodlands contrast the beautifully manicured lawns and sculpted hedges. Originally created in the 1920s, the Woodland Walk is a circular walk that skirts the perimeter of the estate and gives breathtaking sea views. There is shared use of an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, which are both heated. There is also a separate shallow children's pool next to both the outdoor and indoor pools. The indoor pool is designed in a conservatory style and the outdoor pool enables swimmers to enjoy unrivalled panoramic views over St Ives Bay and Gwithian Towans. Guests can also enjoy use of a fitness suite (at a small charge), with lots of cardio equipment and weights, equipped with fully qualified members of staff. Tregenna Castle also caters for weddings. From the fine golden sandy beaches and the turquoise, clear Atlantic Ocean, St. Ives consists of lots of quaint fishermen cottages, shops, galleries, bars and restaurants offering fresh catches of the day. St. Ives is easy to reach by road and by train. The railway line is wonderful, running adjacent to the beautiful coastline. The mild sub-tropical climate, warmed year round by the Gulf Stream allows for tropical gardens, which can be seen at Tregenna Castle. Perhaps most famous for its wonderful light which continues to attract artists from across the world, St. Ives is also home to The Tate. The gallery's building stands high above the magnificent surfing beach of Porthmeor and features exhibitions which represent some of the greatest contemporary art of the time. Allied to Tate St Ives is the Barbara Hepworth Museum, a lasting memorial to the great sculptress who lived and worked in St. Ives at her Trewyn Studio. Her workshop has been carefully preserved and made accessible; the gardens and house contain many examples of her work and some of her finest pieces.Cornwall is an amazing place to visit all year round and you will find Tregenna Castle the perfect base to explore the county's many wonderful attractions. There are a number of destinations within a reasonable drive time that are a great day out for all ages whatever the weather. Theatre lovers are well served by the amazing Minack Theatre. Hewn out of a cliff, this stage sees the most fantastic natural sky and seascapes during its varied programme of productions. Garden lovers are spoilt for choice in Cornwall due to its sub-tropical climate. The Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Heligan and Trebah Gardens are just a few of the countys beautiful examples. For the thrill seekers and those interested in World War II and the Victorian era, Flambards Park, museum and gardens is just a 25-minute drive and has a wide range of children and adult rides, as well as award-winning exhibitions. Beach ¼ mile. Shop ¼ mile, bar and restaurant on-site.
Ground floor: Living room with double sofa bed/dining room with French doors/kitchen with laminate floor. First floor: 2 twin bedrooms, one with French doors. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Second floor: 1 double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and en-suite shower room with toilet and Velux.
Gas included. Gas hob. Electric oven. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Balcony. Ample parking.
All properties: Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Microwave. Shared laundry room. Wi-fi. Shared courtyard with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Shared 72-acre grounds. Shared tennis court. Shared golf course. Cycle store. Shared indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools with changing and shower facilities. Shared hot tub. No smoking. NB: Steps and sloping banks in grounds.
The award-winning accommodation of Lower Trevorder Barns comprises the delightful Mill House ref TT3 and Lower Trevorder Barn ref TT2 with its superior level of comfort, size and style, set right in the heart of Cornwall, and converted to an exceptional standard. Originally built in the 1790s as a corn mill and hay loft, it is now an exquisite holiday retreat boasting a games room with pub-style pool table and full size table football. Oozing contemporary flair, this boutique home offers complete tranquillity. Nestled between the moorland villages of St Neot, Mount and the beautiful wooded valley of Cardinham, it is within a short driving distance of many of Cornwall's fabulous attractions. Visit the Eden Project, Lanhydrock House (NT) and Golf Course, the harbour villages of Padstow, Looe and Fowey, or surf the North Cornwall Coastal beaches. The area is popular with cyclists who will enjoy the Bodmin Beast Trial, a 12-mile off-road mountain bike trail at Cardinham woods. There is something for everyone: children and adults, not forgetting a great selection of local pubs and fine dining restaurants. Remarkable attention has been taken at every corner to ensure that all the character and charm of the original features have been retained, including exposed beams and stone walls. Designed with sustainable tourism in mind, it is the overall winner of the Environment 2020 Bosch Worcester Awards for the innovative use of solar panels and ground source heat pumps. Sit with a glass of wine whilst enjoying the landscaped garden with large decked patios, al fresco dining, croquet and bowls on the lawn. Whether guests choose to snuggle up on one of the large sofas by the log fire or enjoy a BBQ overlooking the moors, they are in for a real treat. Afterwards, they can slip into the large, double-ended bath and indulge themselves with complimentary L'Occitaine body and hair products and wrap up in one of the bath robes! Local shops and country pub are just 2 miles.
Two double bedrooms, one with 6ft bed and one with 5ft bed; each with marble en-suite shower room and toilet or bathroom and toilet. Two twin bedrooms with zip & link beds and access to main bathroom and toilet. First floor: Spacious living area with wood-burning stove, vaulted ceiling, exposed original beams and balcony with wonderful countryside views. Interlinked large dining room with flexible seating for up to 12 people, and large well-appointed kitchen with electric range stove, granite worktops and oak floors. Utility with toilet.
Note: Lower Trevorder Barn (TT2) and The Mill House (TT3) can be booked together to sleep 16 people.
Standing detached, Penbarden Barn is the ideal tranquil retreat on the breathtaking North Cornish Heritage Coast with views out to the Atlantic Ocean in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Peacefully located between the beaches of the Crackington Haven and Millook with easy access to the nearby coastal path, it is the perfect choice for beach lovers and those wishing to relax and unwind. This spacious, refurbished barn conversion is presented to a very high standard. The large dining room/kitchen is the heart of the house and the cosy living room is the perfect spot in which to curl up on a chilly evening beside the cosy wood-burning stove. A stunning holiday location that has something for everyone. Coastal walking, riding, cycling and fishing are all available locally, and nearby Widemouth Bay and Crackington Haven beaches are patrolled by RNLI lifeguards on a seasonal basis and provide excellent access to water sport activities such as surfing, windsurfing, coasterring or canoeing. The delightful, unspoilt cove and dramatic cliffs of Crackington Haven with its beach cafes and village inn is just 2 miles and Bude is 8 miles. Boscastle, Tintagel and Padstow are a short drive, as are the famous Eden Project, Crealy Adventure Park and the Blue Reef Aquarium, all of which are easily accessible. Shop and pub 2 miles.
Ground floor: Living room with beams and French doors. Dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom with beams. Shower room with toilet. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 2 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Sky TV (basic package). DVD. Electric range. Microwave. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Large, enclosed lawned garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (3 cars). No smoking. NB: Step in garden.
Cragford is a beautiful detached architect-designed holiday property, sitting in an enviable elevated position with stunning views over Gwenver Beach below, round to the long white sandy beach and harbour at Sennen. The views across the sea are so spectacular you almost feel like you are on a cruise ship. Set in large private grounds, its commanding elevated location provides guests with a unique coastal retreat. Following a full renovation project and interior designed to an exceptional standard, the property offers comfortable, spacious accommodation. The spacious living room with large oval bay windows create stunning sweeping views over the beach and coast, plus, on a clear day, the Isles of Scilly may be seen. The property enjoys spacious comfy bedrooms, home cinema, landscaped gardens, patio areas and a sunny balcony, which is ideal for relaxing in the sauna. Cragford is highly recommended for families, or couples looking for exceptional accommodation in one of West Cornwall's most stunning coastal destinations. The location is perfect for exploring the network of coastal paths, strolling along the beach, picnic on beautiful Gwenver Beach or relaxing on the sand dunes. Take a wild windswept walk on a winter's day or out of season, storm watching. The area has so much to see including Lands End, as well as the romantic Minack Theatre cut in to the cliff face with the ocean as backdrop. Also worth visiting is Porthcurno Cove, the quaint picturesque harbours of Mousehole and Newlyn and the historic town of Marazion, with St Michaels Mount perched on its island. The mount is accessed by causeway at low tide and small boat at high tide. There are numerous sub-tropical gardens, art galleries and craft shops to see. St Just is close by, with local butchers, bakers, post office and tea rooms. Take a day trip to the beautiful Isles of Scilly from nearby Lands End Airport or sail on the Scillonian from Penzance. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Three steps to entrance. Entrance hall with slate floor. Living room with dining table, open fire and home cinema. Drawing room with 160° coastal views, open fire and wooden floor. Sitting room with double sofa bed (for alternative sleeping only). Kitchen/dining room with 6-ring gas hob, electric double oven, large dining table and wooden floor. Utility. Twin bedroom with coastal views. Shower room (no toilet). Separate toilet. Turning stairs to first floor: Double bedroom with 6ft bed, large oval floor-to-ceiling window with coastal views, piano, freestanding bath, double shower cubicle, bidet and en-suite toilet. Double bedroom with 5ft bed and dressing room with single bed (for alternative sleeping only), leading to en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower, bidet and toilet. Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom with corner bath, shower attachment and toilet (bathroom can also be accessed from landing). External sauna room with shower and toilet (accessed from garden).
Has an inviting feel and features a Victorian spiral staircase. Cosy living room. Farmhouse kitchen with electric range cooker, wood-burning stove and marble floor leading to courtyard. Two twin bedrooms with zip & link beds and access to main bathroom and toilet. First floor: Two double bedrooms with shared marble shower room and toilet; one with 6ft bed and one with 5ft bed.
This holiday property is a detached dormer bungalow in its own private grounds, situated in a superb position on the North Cornwall Coast, 200 yards from the picturesque village of Boscastle with all its amenities. Tresquare boasts ample off-road parking, and has been awarded 4* by Visit England. Walks to the historic harbour, spectacular coastal path and scenic Valency Valley are on the doorstep. There are stunning valley and country views, and deer and other wildlife can be seen from indoors. It has a large enclosed lawned garden, with plenty of space for children to play—ideal for relaxation. Tresquare offers spacious accommodation for 8 people, but is equally ideal for couples. There is a large living room with comfortable seating and a Cornish stone fireplace where you can enjoy a real open fire. French doors lead to the sun room with stunning views, which in turn leads to a large south-facing patio with a large table and chairs, ideal for alfresco dining. Often used as a TV or film location, Boscastle provides some of the most dramatic rugged coastline in Europe. Take a scenic boat trip out around Puffin Island, or try fishing! Browse the antique and gift shops, the craft centre, the Witch's Museum, or eat out in one of the many restaurants or three pubs. It is only an hour's drive from the M5 at Exeter. Walk the South West Coastal Path or visit the picturesque villages of the area, including Tintagel and its castle ruins. Try the sandy surfing beaches nearby where you can get surfing and kayaking tuition, or try hiking across Bodmin Moor, cycling the Camel Trail, horse riding, golf, rock climbing or sailing. This is an ideal base from which to explore the whole of Cornwall, Dartmoor, and North Devon. Attractions to visit include The Eden Project, Lanhydrock House, St Ives with the Tate Gallery and numerous Cornish gardens. At any time of the year, this is an ideal place for a holiday. In springtime you can enjoy the wild flowers in the woodlands and hedgerows, in the summer, laze on the beach and during the winter, marvel at the magnificent sight of the Atlantic waves whilst enjoying an invigorating walk before a drink or meal in front of the log fire, in one of the friendly local inns. Beach 3 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.
Ground floor: Living room with French doors. Dining room/kitchen. Sun room. 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. First floor: 2 double bedrooms, one with 2 additional singles. Bathroom with toilet.
Open fire in living room (no fuel provided). Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot. 32" Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Lawned garden with patio and furniture. Portable barbecue. Ample parking. No smoking.
Hidden in a tranquil valley garden, just yards from the stunning beach on the North Cornwall Coast, these detached holiday properties nestle within a secret huddle of distinctively chic, self-catering holiday properties. Unique with lush interiors and designer furniture, The Park has a wide range of properties. At The Park, luxury goes hand-in-hand and no two holiday homes are the same. There are stylish lodges and cosy cottages, all nestled in 26 acres of tranquil gardens.There are many things on The Park to help you design your own adventure and create lasting memories in Cornwall. Float in one of the two swimming pools, let off steam in the spa or lounge in the café. There's also a children's play area, table tennis and DVD library. The grounds offer secret sun traps, hidden pathways and fruit and herb gardens, which guests are free to take produce from. The on-site café, in the heart of The Park, provides fresh, toothsome meals every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There are also snacks and drinks too, and for the little ones, there's a children's menu with healthy family favourites. Because the reputation for excellence has become well-known across Cornwall, the café is open to non-residents too. Next to the café are the heated indoor pool, sauna and steam room. Outside, there's another heated pool in a south-facing garden with views across the valley, complete with a bar serving food and drinks throughout the summer.With on-site play areas and an ample supply of beaches and family attractions nearby, Cornwall is where family memories are made. Stroll along north Cornwall's breathtaking coastal paths, beaches and cliffs, or why not learn to ride the waves with Kingsurf Surf School? Try your hand at kite surfing at Extreme Academy, Watergate Bay, just 2 miles, where you can also dine at Jamie Oliver's restaurant Fifteen. Mawgan Porth beach is a short, flat, gentle stroll away, with surf schools, shops and restaurants. Further afield there are adventure activities, shops, restaurants and pleasantly old-fashioned fishing villages. Cornwall is also globally-celebrated for arts, culture, history, heritage, gardens, film, TV and literature, along with plenty of family attractions too. Newquay is within 5 miles and the seven bays and beaches of St Merryn and Padstow are 10 miles. Further afield are the beaches of Marazion, St Ives, Sennen, Kynance Cove, Falmouth, Perranporth and Porthcurno. The educational Eden Project and Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm are within easy reach. Cornwall is steeped in myths, legends and folklore. Uncover some of the county's ancient history and visit many historical landmarks. Enjoying the warmth of the Gulf Stream, Cornwall's 50+ gardens are home to rare, stunning tropical plants, flowers and trees. There are gardens of different scales from the small and unusual to the large and more famous. Beach 250 yards. Shop and pub 250 yards, restaurant on-site.
Double bedroom with 5ft bed, TV, Blu-ray and en-suite shower room with toilet. Two twin bedrooms, each with TV; one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with blu-ray. Bathroom with roll-top bath, shower cubicle and toilet. First floor: Large, open-plan living/dining room with wood-burning stove, patio doors to balcony, well-equipped kitchen area and wooden floors. Double bedroom with 5ft bed, TV and en-suite shower room and toilet.
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Eric Root Feb 28, 2013 12:42 PM
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Maybe this will help. If you monitor the "More Like This" box (top right), other threads appear. Opening them usually displays other threads.
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The IASSIST Special Interest Group on Data Citation (SIGDC) met in Vancouver on Wednesday, June 1, with 15 people in attendance. The group discussed ways in which
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When the big news broke last month that the US Census Bureau is proposing budget cuts that would lead to the demise of the Statistical Compendia Branch, including the beloved Statistical Abstract, the library listservs lit up with concern. It's not too late to take action if you haven't already notified your representatives about this issue. There are now several venues where you can add your voice:
You can read more about the issue in Information Today and Library Journal. Interestingly, the LJ article references commentators who believe that Data.gov could be a viable replacement for the Stat Ab (which I refuted), but even the future of Data.gov isn't necessarily secure.
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Dear IASSIST MembersI am pleased to announce the results of the 2011 IASSIST election. The members of the IASSIST Administrative Committee and their terms are as follows:President: Bill Block (2011-2013)Vice- President: Tuomas J. Alaterä (2011-2013) Regional Secretaries for the period 2011-2013 Africa: Lynn Woolfrey (2011-2013) Asia/Pacific Samuel Spencer (2011-2013) Canada Marilyn Andrews (2011-2013) Europe Iris Alfredsson (2011-2013) US San Cannon (2011-2013) Regional Committee Members for the period 2011-2015 Canada Walter Giesbrecht Europe Jane Roberts Europe Oliver Watteler USA Jen Darragh USA Kate McNeill USA Eleanor Read The Regional Committee members whose terms expire in 2013 (not part of this election) Canada Maxine Tedesco Europe Helena Laaksonen USA Harrison Dekker USA Gretchen Gano USA Joel Herndon Melanie Wright now becomes the past president The voter participation was 46.2% (121 out of 262 eligible members)This slate of officials will come into office as of the general IASSIST assembly meeting which will take place on June 2, 2011. I understand that all members new, continuing and outgoing are invited to attend the admin committee meeting on May 30, 2011.I would like to join the nominations and elections committee in congratulating the new and returning members and to wish them well in guiding us over the next few years. Our thanks go out to all who participated and to those who will be leaving the committee. Also thanks To Chuck Humphrey and his Vote Now colleagues for organizing the electronic ballots.Thank you to allThe nominations and elections committeeAnn Green, Jane Weintrop, Libby Bishop, Mari Kleemola, Wendy Watkins, Jennifer Green, Chuck Humphrey, Ernie Boyko (chair)
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Me and my wardrobe: Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty's extensive designer collection
Classic: Shilpa prefers block colours to patterns and always matches her handbags to her shoes
Bollywood actress and model Shilpa Shetty, 34, reveals what's hanging in her wardrobe:
'I believe style is inherent. You can learn a bit about it, but essentially you either have it within you or you don't. When styling is too contrived, it can look over the top. I love a classic style; it's what suits me best. With an outfit like blue jeans with a crisp white shirt and a tan belt, you can never go wrong.
Whenever I leave the house, even if I'm dressed casually, I'll make sure my bag is matching my shoes. I like things to be coordinated – I wouldn't dare leave the house with a black belt and brown shoes.
As someone in the public eye, it's hard to wear an outfit more than once. I love buying clothes but I don't know what I do with them all. I actually have two wardrobes, as I live six months of the year in India and six months in the UK. So I keep a lot of my winter stuff here.
Although, when I really like an item, I buy two so I can keep one in London and one in Bombay.
I like designer clothes, but I don't just follow trends blindly. I'll buy a designer dress because it looks good on me, not just because it's 'in'. I'm a huge Donna Karan fan; her style is so timeless and classic.
I've still got clothes of hers that I bought five years ago. I also swear by the Hervé Léger bandage dress for nights out. It just makes your body look a million dollars.
I'm not a fan of patterned clothes. Instead, I prefer solid colours, especially bright ones such as fuchsia. I have a great fuchsia Donna Karan dress – I've lost count of the number of times I've worn it. With solid colours it's easier to mix and match accessories, but patterns look too crowded.
I buy from the High Street, as well
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Whistles are great too; they do lovely white shirts.
Eclectic: Shilpa owns around 50 dresses and 40 white shirts
I like an eclectic mix of clothes; a combination of a designer handbag and shoes with a high street dress works well.
As for shoes, I never wear high
heels during the day. I have a pair of Louis Vuitton pumps, which are
great for day wear and also a pair of gold Marc Jacobs pumps, which I
I adore dressing up and wearing heels for a night out though; my
favourite designers are Chanel, Christian Louboutin, Prada and Gina,
who do fantastic sparkly shoes.'
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DRESSES: Between 40 and 50 dresses. I have a whole mix, from Donna Karan and Jasmine di Milo, to Chloe and Hervé Léger.
SHOES: Around 60 pairs of heels and flats, including Louboutin, Chanel, Gina, Prada, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs.
TOPS: I've lost count how many. But I
have around 40 white shirts and blouses alone. I love them because you
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as well as Club Monaco, Dolce and Gabbana, and Anne Fontaine.
JEANS: 45 pairs, with a mix of all
styles, including skinny, boyfriend fit and straight fit. I love J
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TROUSERS: Around 60 pairs of smart trousers, mostly in greys and blues.
CARDIGANS: 10; some are cotton and others are cashmere. I have cardigans from Armani, Donna Karan, Massimo Dutti and Zara.
COATS: Five or six. I have an Armani
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Orange is one of my favourite colours and this brilliant bag was a present from my boyfriend, Raj, last Christmas. I couldn't do without it now. It fits everything in you could possibly need for a day out – in fact, it's a bit like a mobile house. Plus, it's great to wear at night too, with a black jacket and shoes.
I love Louboutin's. One of my favourites is a black patent pair – they go with absolutely everything and are really comfortable. I hate shoes with too much of a high heel, as I'm 5ft 8inches tall, so I don't really need them. At 1.5 inches, the heels on my black patent Louboutin's are just right.
This is my favourite dress. I can throw it on any time and it always makes me feel good. The red colour is so striking and it is cut so beautifully. Donna Karan dresses always beautifully accentuate a woman's curves. My boyfriend adores it.
These cardigans are great for travelling, which is something I do regularly, so I get a lot of use out of them. I own it in almost every colour but my favourites are blue, grey and white. Even in London, I never leave the house without one of these knits. They're so versatile and easy to wear, and the most important thing is they look classy.
I'd probably say I'm most comfortable in these jeans. They're great to wear out to party, paired with a sparkly top, jacket and black high heels, but you can also wear them during the day with just a pair of flats and they still look great.
Shilpa has recently become a shareholder of Bombay Bicycle Club, Tiffinbites and Vama Restaurant. She is currently working with their Director of Food, Andy Varma to design her own curry range, which will launch in the New Year.
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I think I need some lessons from Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham. I never know what to do with a butler.
Increasingly these days, luxury hotels offer round-the-clock butler service for guests who check into suites and penthouses and some, such as the new Cafe Royal in London, provide complimentary personal butlers for all guests.
I've never had a Carson at home, so when greeted by an immaculately dressed hotel butler offering to do whatever I wish ("as long as it's not illegal", as one butler explained), I am often at a loss.
A marvellous butler at London's Connaught Hotel, for instance, was eager to unpack my suitcase, press my clothing, send out laundry, shine my shoes, organise my dinner plans, sort out my IT, light a fire, prepare a cocktail, run a bath, make a spa appointment, even arrange the loan of a corgi, I suppose, if I really wanted one.
I would love to say I retired to the suite's personal library while the butler unpacked, lit the fire and mixed me a Sidecar; however, not having been raised at Downton Abbey and being an independent type, I'm not so keen on having a stranger go through my luggage, especially when it doesn't contain La Perla lingerie and Christian Louboutin shoes, which is what I imagine people who use butlers fill their suitcases with. (If I was really posh, I wouldn't care if the butler knew I wore Marks & Spencer knickers.)
Butlers are so eager to help, though, that I usually find some errand for them, such as pressing, to keep them happy. I've sworn to myself that next time I'm in a luxury hotel, I'll bring some darning for them to do.
But I'm usually so grateful for the smallest service that my middle-class roots show, and I have to say that sometimes, just sometimes, I find all the fuss a bit annoying. That's being Australian for you.
There are butlers, male and female, everywhere these days. Hotels have jumped on the bandwagon, offering bath butlers to pour you a bubble bath, soap butlers offering assortments of soaps for delicate skins, tanning butlers to bring you suntan lotion and clean your sunglasses, and even sorbet butlers to cool you down on hot days. The Rosewood Hotels offer fragrance butlers, who will bring you a complimentary silver tray of fine fragrances to sample, and the Ritz-Carlton Lodge at Reynolds Plantation, Georgia, has a barbecue butler to teach you the art of grilling.
True British butlers belong to a guild and are an honoured profession, expertly trained. More like personal assistants, they centralise the many functions of a hotel into one person. Discretion and unflappability are essential skills.
Cruise ships often enlist butlers for their suites and some of the luxury cruise companies, such as Silversea, provide butlers for all guests. These are useful butlers, on call for 24 hours. They are adept at dispensing seasickness remedies and providing comfort in the middle of the night if the seas get rough. Once, on a cruise around Cape Horn, I was attended by a good-humoured female butler who got cheerier as the weather became more turbulent. Now that I think of it, she was more psychotherapist than servant.
The most delightful butler I've yet met is Andy Fraser, the jolly tartan butler at Edinburgh's Balmoral Hotel. Yes, he is dressed in a kilt, but he is more than merely picturesque. He can organise genealogical searches for guests and then arrange for authentic bespoke tartans to be made up at Kinloch Anderson, venerable Scottish kilt-maker.
Andy can also arrange the hire of kilts, if you're in Scotland for a formal event, and will consult on all the elaborate details of dressing, such as how to tie the laced shoes and the length of kilt.
"If the kilt drops below the kneecap, it's a skirt," he tells me. So hoist those kilts, boys!
I wasn't at the Balmoral long enough to have my Tulloch tartan sorted, but Andy's on call if you just want to have a chin wag about Scottish traditions and find out more about sporrans and dirks (the knife Scots tuck into socks).
He is much more fun than a pillow butler. By the way, what exactly do they do?
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There is a question we need to ask. It is a question which might end up annoying some people in the Cloud industry, however, it is one which we need to ask. Was the Cloud designed to be this way? This is to say, was the Cloud designed as terminology meant to distract everyday consumers from what really goes on in the world of data centers? Was the Cloud designed as a distraction?
Cloud Education
For the past two years, we have dedicated this space to one thing above the rest: explaining, highlighting and educating consumers on how the Cloud works and more importantly, how Cloud solutions can work for you. We have done this because here at Solar VPS, we firmly believe the more you know about how the Cloud works and how Cloud services can positively impact your business, the more prone you will be to investing in said Cloud services. And yet, on another level, we have dedicated this space to explaining Cloud and IT concepts because we know, just as other providers know, the more the public understands about the Cloud, the more the public will demand better IT solutions from providers. The more you know, the more you push for higher level services.
This stated, we have something to admit. For all the effort we have put into educating our readers and consumers concerning Cloud services, we have the feeling that we have failed. For all the information we have presented and created, we have the feeling that the marketing effort behind the Cloud was never meant to be educational. We have the feeling, the marketing behind the Cloud, for the most part, has been designed to mislead the consumer. Much like the first rule of magic, the marketing behind the Cloud has been nothing more than a purposeful distraction designed to make the viewer look one way to mask the truth. All said, the marketing behind the Cloud has been everything but simple.
Is the Cloud Battle Over?
Published on January 15, 2014 in InformationWeek, Reuven Cohen hits on this very subject.
"There's been a renewed debate recently over the various layers of Cloud Computing stacks. At stake is a fight for Cloud Computing market share and mind share — and possibly, the future of Cloud platforms."
"Beyond a small group of technologists, Cloud Computing remains largely a mystery for most people. Ironically, I believe that's the point of the Cloud: To act as an abstraction of the complexity found in more traditional data centers and application hosting infrastructures."
That sentiment bears repeating: "Beyond a small group of technologists, Cloud Computing remains largely a mystery for most people. Ironically, I believe that's the point of the Cloud: To act as an abstraction of the complexity found in more traditional data centers and application hosting infrastructures." To act as an abstraction of the complexity found in more traditional data centers and application hosting infrastructures. Another way of saying this: the Cloud is meant to distract the public from an IT world which:
- They know nothing about
- Have no interest in knowing anything about
For most IT consumers and businesses, the Cloud acts as a general term meaning everything and nothing. All the polling suggests that the public has no idea what the Cloud is beyond a buzzword which now floats about the marketplace. For the public, due to the efforts of grid computing solutions, the term Cloud has stuck yet it means nothing. Cloud is amorphous. Everything and nothing. The term provides talking points without ever having to explain anything. The term provides for cost of service without ever having to explain how those revenues actual work.
On it's head, this point seems obvious. While Solar VPS might charge $5 per month for a Cloud Linux Server with .5GB RAM, 20GB Disk, 1 CPU Cores and 2TB Bandwidth running Fedora or CentOS, another provider might charge $15 per month. You might call this an issue to take up with the free market and yet, you could also make the case the price is not set by the free market but by the provider who is looking to make the most profit from a resource bank which he/she knows could be sold at a cheaper rate to the consumer. However you want to view it, the issue comes down to the confusion created by the term Cloud. People know what it is yet they have no idea what it means.
This isn't good and it needs to change.
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Francis had spoken about geographical peripheries and more importantly about existential peripheries, like the mystery of sin, pain, the lack of faith and "every form of misery", in his address to fellow cardinals before the Conclave. In this morning's mass at St. Martha's House the Pope described what it means to show Christian kindness to those who are in so much pain that they curse the day they were born and hope to die. With the evangelical freedom that is typical of Francis' speeches, the Pope managed to dodge the misleading diatribes about values which often make even the Catholic Church immune to the worst experiences of pain.
As usual, today's homily was inspired by the readings of the day. The first was the story of Tobit and Sarah "Two just people who live dramatic situations. The first is blinded despite his performing good works, even risking his life, and the second marries seven men in turn, each of whom dies before their wedding night. Both, in their great sorrow, pray to God to let them die," Vatican Radio quoted the Pope saying.
The Pope said that Tobit and Sarah's wish to die could not be considered blasphemy. In some situations, lamenting one's misfortunes before God is not a sin but a prayer. Even Job and the prophet Jeremiah cursed the day they were born. "The Lord hears, He listens to our complaints."
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Peshawar, Mar. 15 (ANI): At least 14 people, including women and children were killed and several others injured in rain related incidents in... ...https://in.news.yahoo.com/14-more-people-die-pakistans-rain-hit-areas-113805045.html