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Two companies with facilities in the Washington County community of Jackson are planning industrial expansions that together could add about 70 jobs.
Kerry Ingredients & Flavours and Engineered Metal Products LLC are each seeking conditional use permits to allow the expansions to occur. The village Plan Commission is to review those proposals at its Thursday night meeting.
Kerry, which makes food and beverage flavors and ingredients, would add around 119,000 square feet to its 165,000-square-foot facility, said John Walther, village administrator.
Walther said company executives are considering other Kerry facilities for the expansion and will likely decide in October whether the project will take place in Jackson.
The company has around 125 employees in Jackson and would add 50 to 60 employees if the project proceeds, Walther said.
The Kerry facility is at N168-W21455 Main St., and the expansion would be on 43 adjacent acres in the Town of Jackson, Walther said.
Economic Development Washington County, a nonprofit group that works on providing public financing for county development projects, has been in discussions with Kerry, said Christian Tscheschlok, executive director.
The Washington County Board has scheduled a special meeting for Oct. 2 "to consider a business attraction project proposal" by Tscheschlok and a request for county funds, according to the meeting notice.
State law allows the board to meet in closed session to discuss negotiations on potential development funding, but any votes on such proposals must occur in open session.
Tscheschlok declined to comment on whether the meeting is to discuss the possible Kerry expansion.
Kerry Ingredients has its North America headquarters in Beloit and is a division of Kerry Group plc, based in Tralee, Ireland. A company spokesman didn't respond Tuesday to requests for more information.
Meanwhile, Engineered Metal Products plans to nearly double the size of its facility, from 15,000 square feet to 29,000 square feet, said owner Dan Fischer.
The company, which does metal fabrication work for Quad/Graphics Inc. and other customers, has 25 employees and expects to add six or seven additional workers once the $1 million expansion is finished, Fischer said.
Engineered Metal Products hopes to begin that work as soon as possible, with the addition completed by early 2014, he said. That facility is at W209-N17425 Industrial Drive.
The proposals pending in Jackson are among a series of new industrial expansion plans in southeastern Wisconsin.
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Hassan Wirajuda made the comments after Mahmoud al-Zahar, the Palestinian foreigm minister, met Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, the Indonesian president.
Al-Zahar is in Indonesia as part of a tour of Asia aimed at raising money for the cash-strapped Palestinian Authority.
"The president made a promise as part of our continuous support to the struggle of the Palestinian nation to provide aid to prevent a humanitarian crisis in the form of food and drugs," Wirajuda said.
He did not say whether the government in the world's most populous Muslim nation would provide any cash to the authority.
Earlier on Friday a group of Islamic politicians and activists handed al-Zahar $251,000 in cash to make up for the shortfall in the authority's budget. The money was raised during a series of recent street rallies.
Israel, the US and European Union have cut off much of the funding to the Palestinian Authority since the Islamic group Hamas won parliamentary elections in January, calling it a terror organisation.
Hamas has so far refused to renounce violence, recognise Israel's right to exist or accept past peace agreements.
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Find the term that contains y^8 in the expansion of (2x+y^2)^6
\[y ^{8}\] \[(2x+y^{2})^{6}\]
Binomial theorem ;)
Would it turn out to be \[y ^{8}=(y ^{2})^{U}\]
My class hasn't covered logarithms yet, so I'm not sure if it's a guess 'n check type of thing.
Banging it out and multiplying will be extremely tedious. There's a simpler way to do it by using binomial theorem, but that is far too much explaining for now if you haven't already learned it. Does anyone have any other ideas?
I guess you could make an equation out of the exponents 8=2U...
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"It was like losing to your younger brother. Losing to Argentina, well that would be like losing to your brother-in-law and that is something that you also can never accept in the family."
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"For several days now, Cheikh Modibo Diarra has mobilized his supporters and boycotted the national conference (currently being held to discuss Mali's future)," said spokesman Bacary Mariko. "And now he says he's going to Paris for medical tests ... but we know better and realize that he is trying to flee in order to go and create a blockage in the Mali situation."
Mariko claimed that Diarra was "not getting along" with the president or coup leader Capt. Amadou Haya Sanogo.
"It's the reason why Mali's army has taken things into their own hands and told Cheikh Modibo Diarra to resign for the good of Mali," Mariko said.
A police officer and an intelligence official who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press said the 60-year-old Diarra was arrested at his home around 10 p.m. Monday by soldiers loyal to Sanogo.
Diarra's televised declaration may have been made at the military barracks, and not at the headquarters of the state broadcaster. Behind Diarra when he spoke on TV was a bare wall, not the professional studio of the national television station.
Human Rights Watch's senior researcher for West Africa, Corinne Dufka, condemned the military's intervention, saying it fits with the pattern of abuse by the soldiers ever since the coup eight months ago.
"They've arrested, beaten and intimidated journalists; tortured and disappeared military rivals; and now, apparently, arbitrarily detained the prime minister. None of these incidents have been investigated and those responsible appear to have been emboldened by the shameful lack of accountability," said Dufka.
For several weeks, tension has been mounting between the officers who led the coup and Diarra, the civilian prime minister whom they were forced to appoint when they handed back power to a transitional government.
Diarra, an astrophysicist who previously led one of NASA's Mars exploration programs, was initially seen as in step with Sanogo. Critics lambasted him for frequently driving to the Kati barracks to see the coup leader, apparently to seek his advice long after Sanogo was supposed to have handed power to civilians. In recent weeks though, Diarra has appeared to be taking stances that sometimes conflict with Sanogo.
Last weekend for example, Diarra helped organized a demonstration calling for a United Nations-backed military intervention to take back Mali's north.
Callimachi reported from Dakar, Senegal. AP writers Geir Moulson in Berlin, Don Melvin in Brussels and Jamey Keaton in Paris contributed to this report.
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Nature Exploration
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12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join the Prospect Park Alliance for nature education programs at the Prospect Park Audubon Center, the first urban Audubon Center in the nation.
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Hatha Yoga and Meditation
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
12:30 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
You'll learn yoga techniques to initiate relaxation and influence changes within our physical and emotional responses to stress.
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Sherman Creek Stewards: Garden Crew
at Swindler Cove (in Sherman Creek), Manhattan
1:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
For all the aspiring NYC gardeners! Learn about year-round plant care while beautifying Sherman Creek Park. New members must attend an Orientation Session to participate.
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Patterned Scarf-Knitting Workshop
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Participants will create a Fibonnacci-inspired striped scarf with two different colors of yarn. Select your contrasting or complementary colors for your piece.
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Tunisian Patterned Scarf-Making Workshop
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2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Participants will create a Tunisian crocheted, striped Fibonacci inspired scarf; producing an interesting numerical sequencing pattern effect on the work.
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3:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
When school is out, Teen PASS offers FREE, exceptional clubs that focus on the areas of NYC Parks, arts, environmental science and sports that are tailored to the interests and talents…
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3 to 6 Club
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3:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Walker Park is offering various activities at the 3 to 6 Club, open to children ages 7 through 12 years, including art, literacy and sports.
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3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Get to know Brooklyn Bridge Park with our 250-gallon aquarium filled with critters from the East River, a 10'-scale model of Brooklyn Bridge Park, crafts, a reading corner, and more!
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If we know which weeds are in and around our garden, we may put some of them to productive use. Join us for a stroll to begin identifying those weeds.
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Bryant Park Yoga is returning for its 13th season! Stop by the park and join a Tuesday morning or Thursday evening class.
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Similar to painting a house, microsurfacing applies a thin protective layer to the surface which helps keep the material underneath in good shape. However, for this preventive maintenance treatment to be effective, the material you're protecting must already be in good shape.
As every good painter knows, preparation of the surface is necessary for a successful job. That means filling holes and repairing other minor damage to walls before you paint them.
This spring, SDOT paving crews are making spot repairs to streets that have damaged spots in South Beacon Hill, Lake City/Meadowbrook and Lake City/Matthews Beach. Our crews are preparing these streets for microsurfacing by filling potholes, repairing eroded street edges and replacing damaged sections of pavement.
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The NSF program is supported by the Levy to Move Seattle approved by voters in 2015. The 9-year, $930 million Levy to Move Seattle provides funding to improve safety for all travelers, maintain our streets and bridges, and invest in reliable, affordable travel options for a growing city. The levy provides $24 million over the next 9 years to select, design, and construct neighborhood projects identified by the community.
In May each Neighborhood District Council will review the projects in its boundaries and choose five projects to move forward into the conceptual design phase. You can see a map of each district council here (http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/neighborhood-districts) and find your neighborhood's District Coordinator here (http://www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/programs-and-services/neighborhood-district-coordinators). If you're are interested in learning more about the applications, consider attending your district council's May meeting.
After each Neighborhood District Council chooses 5 projects they will forward these picks to SDOT for evaluation and refinement. This summer SDOT will develop a cost estimate and conceptual design, working with applicants as needed to refine the project or find alternative solutions. With this new information each district council will rank the 5 projects and send them to the Move Seattle Levy Oversight Committee. The committee evaluates the projects and makes recommendations to the Mayor and City Council who select the projects that will receive NSF funding. From there, projects will be designed in 2017 and constructed in 2018.
Now, SDOT is offering free incentives to help you encourage more kids to walk and bike to school in your neighborhood.
These fun, free incentives include stickers, temporary tattoos, wrist bands, and hand stamps to give out during your campaign. Public and private schools and PTA's within Seattle city limits are all welcome to request packages.
Schools and PTA groups can request a free incentive package by visiting our incentives page and filling out an order form. Or you can stop by Feet First, Monday through Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to pick up an order in person.
Incentive packages include:
Haven't started a walk and bike to school campaign at your school yet? Not a problem. For more information on how to start one, refer to our Safe Routes to School Campaign guide.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the project coordinator, Ashley Rhead at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Added bonus: these free incentives for your Safe Routes to School campaigns come just in time for Bike Month coming up in May!]]>
That much shoreline also means that 149 public streets in Seattle end on waterfronts. These "shoreline street ends" are precious community assets that should be preserved for public use – that's where SDOT'S Shoreline Street Ends program comes in.
Our latest project began in late 2015, when community members approached the City of Seattle hoping to organize a cleanup and restoration of the E Highland shoreline street end in Madison Park. The result has been an ongoing collaboration between community members, our Shoreline Street Ends program, Seattle Public Utilities' Tree Ambassador program, and SDOT Urban Forestry – and the results have been amazing!
As you can see in the before-and-after photos below, their work has truly transformed the space.
So far, volunteers have held two official work parties, one in February and one in March, and with 21 volunteers on hand at the first party, and 28 at the next, the volunteers have accomplished quite an impressive amount. In roughly six hours of worktime they have managed to, among other improvements, remove 15 cubic yards of weeds and invasive plants such as Himalayan blackberry and English ivy, spread 10 cubic yards of mulch for weed suppression and erosion control, and recover seven full trash bags of garbage from the site!
Additional improvements are coming soon, and a third work party is scheduled for May 8th at which volunteers plan to finish blackberry removal and spread additional mulch. You can expect more updates to be posted here as this exciting project progresses.
Interested in helping improve this street end or one in your neighborhood? Please contact Diane Walsh at email@example.com.
Would you like to learn more about the Tree Ambassador volunteer program? Please feel free to email the program organizers at email@example.com.
Fan attendees of the sold-out show traveled from all over to see the celebrity event panels, artwork, and shop for fan gear and collectibles. Many of the attendees drove in from far and wide and mentioned that the commute and parking was mostly hassle-free.
Many were dressed in their favorite hero cosplay costumes, outfits and uniforms. Some locals who attended the convention on multiple days travelled in to Seattle and stayed at hotels, to avoid having to commute. Others carpooled, took the Link and transit in because it was the best option for them to get around.
Seattle has a lot of options to get around – walking, biking, transit, driving, carsharing and ridesharing. Check out some of the tools available and find out how to get where you're going! For Transportation options, please visit our SDOT link.]]>
When asked what her favorite part about being a bridge operator is, Barbara said, "I love this job now more than ever. All the Bridge Operators in SDOT are very professional and a delight to work with. I was very honored to be featured on Morning Edition. I'm also excited to be in the upcoming anthology, because I really do love my job and I'm proud of what I do."
The new anthology is Callings, a StoryCorps book that explores the lives of those who love what they do.
SDOT operates and maintains over 149 bridges throughout Seattle, including four movable bridges. Three of SDOT's movable bridges are draw bridges, known as bascule bridges. These are the Ballard Bridge, Fremont Bridge and University Bridge. The fourth movable bridge is the Spokane Street Bridge, which is a swing bridge. Here's our Bridges and Roadway Structures main page.
Here are some cool facts about the University Bridge:
The University Bridge spans Portage Bay, linking the University District with the Eastlake and Capitol Hill communities. It is the second of the four Lake Washington Ship Canal Bridges. The University Bridge was originally built in 1919 and remodeled in 1933. President Franklin D. Roosevelt dedicated the bridge on April 7, 1933. On that opening day, 37,794 automobiles crossed the bridge. The addition of the I-5 bridge has decreased traffic over the University Bridge in recent years. A 1983 traffic count recorded 27,735 vehicles using the bridge daily.]]>
The new trail is part of the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) project, a national movement to make it easier and safer for students to walk and bike to school. This the first 2016 Safe Routes to Schools project in the Beacon Hill neighborhood.
Benefits of the new trail:
Locally, the Mercer Middle School Safe Routes to School Program is a partnership between SDOT, Seattle Public Utilities and Seattle Parks Department. The project also includes education and encouragement programs to get more kids walking and biking safely to school.
The Mercer Middle School program is one of four SRTS projects in Seattle Public Schools this year that also include: Greenwood Elementary, Wedgwood Elementary, and South Shore PK-8.
Using transit is one of the best ways to move around an urban environment and proclaim your environmental stewardship. Coupling a bike trip with your choice of transit turns a smart commute into an unbeatable combination.
The City of Seattle is now experiencing unprecedented growth, and transit agencies and planners are working hard to meet the demand with expanded bus and light rail service, additional miles of bike lanes, new car sharing services, and a host of infrastructure and technology improvements Citywide.
It is this quantity of mobility that will be key to helping us maintain the quality of life – the clean air and majestic views from mountains to Sound – that originally attracted all us to live here.
Choose rail, bus, bike or walk, and know you are doing your part to make Seattle one of the most progressive cities in the nation.
For more information about ORCA cards, go here.
To see other ways the City of Seattle celebrates Earth Month, go here.
To help us determine whether the closures were successful, and to gauge whether they should occur again in the future, we conducted a rigorous study that included pedestrian counts, interviews and surveys, and site observations. The results of our study have now been analyzed and some of the major findings include:
If you would like to read our full report of findings and recommendations, please view our newly released Pike St. Pedestrian Pilots Data and Recommendation Report.
SDOT and OED will be also be hosting community workshops in Spring 2016 to discuss the results from our pilot study, and to explore options for future programming. The exact times and locations will be announced shortly – so please stay tuned!]]>
The completed projects include new bike parking spaces, transit improvements for a Rapid Ride line and repairs to two pedestrian stairways. Photos of the stairway rehabilitation project at South Park at 12th Ave S and S Trenton St highlight just one of the many transportation improvements being made around the city.
The levy was approved by voters in November 2015 and provides funding to improve safety for all travelers, maintain streets and bridges, and invest in reliable, affordable travel options for our growing city.
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Jenna Bush's Wedding Dress and John Galliano's New York Show
Jenna Bush's wedding gown was very textured, John Galliano shows his Christian Dior resort collection here tonight, and bobo is the new boho.
Jenna Bush's wedding gown was very textured, John Galliano shows his Christian Dior resort collection here tonight, and bobo is the new boho.
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This week in the continuing saga we like to refer to as Shitting on Audrina's Head, we open with Heidi (sleeveless and wearing a scarf, as is the inexplicable L.A. style) and her fake boss Brent Bolthouse chatting in his office.
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Check out Alexander Wang you can afford, Lauren Conrad and Claire Danes have new gigs, and the plus-size British beauty pageant contestant wants to be a professional waxer.
This week, Lauren and Lo turn on poor Audrina, which is kind of like kicking a kid in a wheelchair. At least she's got her skeevy boy toy to comfort her!
Heidi Montag's new clothing line hit Anchor Blue stores yesterday, and the ever-daring Fug Girls sacrificed their pristine bodies in order to report on how lovely (or not) the stuff is.
We welcome you back to a Monday-evening episode of 'The Hills,' subtly titled "Girls Night Out." It's only one episode tonight, folks, and let us say: Amen.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed a proposal to have a Korean contractor perform depot-level maintenance of U.S. Forces Korea helicopter engines on the Korean peninsula, focusing on the Army's plans to: (1) increase U.S. Forces Korea engine war reserve stocks and improve their management within the Korean theater; (2) increase aviation repair and maintenance capabilities on the Korean peninsula; and (3) continue performing complete T700 series engine overhauls in the United States.
GAO noted that: (1) the Commander in Chief of the United Nations Command (CINCUNC) has emphasized the need to meet surge and sustainment requirements during the initial stage of a contingency situation should one occur in Korea; (2) the Army has increased its local war reserve stocks of T700 series engines; (3) Army activities in Korea are taking management actions to ensure that war reserve records are maintained accurately in theater and that the engines on hand are ready for issue; (4) further, the Army plans to expand the capabilities of an in-theater U.S. Army maintenance facility so that it can handle more extensive depot repairs for T700 series engines and other systems and equipment; (5) it also plans to establish a forward supply activity that will stock additional parts for engines and other critical systems; (6) engines and engine modules in need of complete overhaul will continue to be shipped to the Corpus Christi, Texas, Army Depot, with overflow going to a contractor facility; (7) Army officials believe that the Corpus Christi Army Depot workload will not be significantly affected; (8) the issue of whether this work should be done in theater by a Korean contractor or in a U.S. Army facility in theater, using contract employees, is one that has been the subject of discussions between Army officials and officials in the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology; and (9) since CINCUNC agrees that the Army's plans will meet surge and sustainment requirements, the proposal to have a Korean contractor perform helicopter engine depot-level maintenance has been set aside.
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The Dordogne is home to a number of fortified medieval towns. Perched on rocky outcrops, the 'bastide' towns (Of medieval origin) of Rocamadour, Domme and Monpazier give stunning glimpses into the history of the region and are perfect for exploring. The regional capital Sarlat has a wealth of tradition and history faithfully restored to its 17th century magnificence. Wander around its twice weekly market where you will find an array of local produce.
The region is known for its hundreds of prehistoric attractions including cave paintings, spectacular rock formations and underground rivers. Visit Les Eyzies and Lascaux II where you can see magnificent cave paintings and view the artefacts dating back 400,000 years.
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The department of Lot with its limestone countryside is a lovely slice of rural France; its capital, the small city of Cahors, has charming medieval streets and a unique 14th century bridge, the Pont de Valentre.
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The Dordogne, like much of France, is a food lover's delight which you can find at the region's many local markets. From rich confit de canard to more adventurous escargots, it's a feast for all the senses. Don't leave the Dordogne without sampling truffles and clafoutis, a traditional baked desert of plums and cherries. All these are perfectly complimented by the region's many fine wines. Enjoy a red Bergerac or a Montbazillac sweet wine which makes a perfect accompaniment for deserts.
With all this on offer, it's no wonder the Dordogne is one of France most popular summer holiday destinations. Browse our selection of Dordogne holiday cottages today and find a holiday destination that will give you a real taste of rural French life.
These two holiday properties each have their own covered terrace where you can enjoy a meal al fresco, and share an outdoor swimming pool (32m², open mid June to mid September). For the children, there is also shared use of a play area. When you feel like venturing out, the pretty village of Montignac, 6km, is worth a visit, as well as the nearby Lascaux Caves with their celebrated animal paintings. Sarlat, a very attractive town with more than 250 listed buildings, is 25km away. Shop 7km, restaurant 5km.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, shower room with toilet and basin, 2 double bedrooms.
Underfloor heating, cot, highchair, DVD player, shared washing machine, microwave, shared lawned garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please. NB: Steep, turning, open-tread stairs to first floor. Step and sloping banks in garden.
This stone house has its own large, lawned garden and is situated on the outskirts of a pretty little village which boasts shops, restaurants, a bakers and a café. Perigeux and its cathedral are 22km. There is an above-ground swimming pool (21m²) at the property for guests to use (open May-Sept). There are various attractions within easy reach of La Douze, including the National Museum of Prehistory 18km, which has the most important paleolithic collection in France, with stone and bone tools. Château de Biron, 19km founded in the 11th century, Perigeux and its cathedral are 22km, and the Lascaux Caves 23km, famous for its cave paintings of animals, to name but a few. Shop and restaurant 2km.
All on ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with shower cubicle, toilet and basin, 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Electric heating, cot, highchair, colour satellite TV, DVD player, CD player, wi-fi, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, garden, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets. No smoking please.
Built around an 18-hole golf course amidst lush countryside, this beautiful golf and country club provides accommodation in stylish detached lodges, each with garden area, terrace and parking bay. The lodges are situated in small groups dotted around the hilly wooded parkland of the country club. Each group has its own shared swimming pool. An ideal family holiday location where children can meet other families and enjoy all the facilities. As well as the golf course that residents may use (extra fees applicable) guests are invited to use other facilities in the park that include the reception area with golf shop and English speaking staff, two all-weather tennis courts (extra fees applicable), table tennis, putting green, swimming pool, a children's pool, a small shop for provisions, a restaurant and bar. The program for children, teenagers and adult activities is also great fun (extra fees applicable). The pretty town of Souillac is just 10 minutes' drive.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with beams, tiled floor and French doors to terrace. Shower room/WC. First floor: One double (can be twin) bedroom with balcony, further twin bedroom. Bathroom/WC with over-bath shower
Location: 8km N of Souillac (historic town, all facilities and weekly market), 30km E of Sarlat (medieval town), 31km N of Rocamadour (ancient cliff-face town), 37km from Brive (airport), 39km E of La-Roque-Gageac (spectacular riverside village), 136km from Limoges (airport). Location: 8km N of Souillac (historic town, all facilities and weekly market), 30km E of Sarlat (medieval town), 31km N of Rocamadour (ancient cliff-face town), 37km from Brive (airport), 39km E of La-Roque-Gageac (spectacular riverside village), 136km from Limoges (airport).
All properties: Shared garden, slopes, drops, steps
This delightful stone cottage is simply but comfortably furnished and is perfectly situated in a small country hamlet. It is within five minutes' drive of the beautiful historic market town of Sarlat, with the most classified buildings per square mile in Europe. The village of Proissans with bar/restaurant is just a short walk away. Lawns and trees surround the cottage, providing shade for dining al fresco. A few minutes' drive takes you to the River Dordogne with opportunities for canoeing, picnics or boat trips. The village of La Roque-Gageac is close by, as is Domme on a rocky outcrop above the river, its tiny streets offer many restaurants and quaint shops.
Two steps to entrance: All on ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen with original 'lou cantou' fireplace. Two steps to two bedrooms: one double, one twin. Bathroom/WC with shower cubicle
Location: 1km from Proissans (restaurant/bar, tennis), 5km N of Sarlat (medieval market town, all facilities), 9km S of Geniès (historic village, 9-hole golf course), 15km N of River Dordogne (canoe hire, boat trips, restaurants, châteaux).
This detached stone holiday cottage is situated in delightful countryside just 6km from the famous Bastide of Monpazier, classified as one of France's most beautiful villages. This property boasts far reaching views across open countryside from the private south facing terrace where you can dine al fresco. There are many historic villages and towns within a short drive, notably Beaumont-du-Périgord, 11km, Monflanquin, 30km, Bèlves, 22km away. The charming, discreet owners live in the grounds of 4 hectares and offer you a warm welcome. Shop and restaurant 6km.
Ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner, shower room with toilet and basin. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Heating, cot, highchair, colour TV (French channels only), internet connection, washing machine, freezer, microwave, lawned garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Pet free of charge. No smoking please. NB: Steep open-tread stairs to first floor. Step to kitchen. Low beams and sloping ceiling in twin bedroom. Drop from terrace.
At the north of Périgueux, near the charming town of Sorges, known as the capital of truffles with the best restaurant for truffles. Set in the countryside, this cottage is located next to a 13th century château. Surrounded by woods and natural land, it is ideal for walks, cycling or just resting. The nearby village of Cubjac has a beach on the River Auvézère. Twenty minutes away is Périgueux, a large city with many interesting museums, shops and daily markets. In the other direction is the château of Hautefort with beautiful gardens, and a little further Brantôme with boat trips on the Dronne.
All on ground floor. Living/dining room with wood-burning stove and kitchen area. Two bedrooms: One double, one twin. Shower room (no WC). Separate WC
Location: 5km from Sorges (shops, café, restaurants, tennis, swimming pool, river), 16km from Cubjac (beach on river, fishing), 18km from Périgueux (abbey, museums, golf), 22km from Brantôme (château, river, boat trips), 30km from Hautefort.
Gramat is the ideal place for a holiday in an unspoilt wildlife park, where an aquatic centre and gardens await exploration. The complex consists of 40 wooden houses and 21 cottages, all individually air-conditioned. They are equipped with a terrace with garden furniture and are very comfortable. On-site facilities include a shared outdoor swimming pool with a paddling pool (open April to October depending on weather conditions), fitness room, table tennis room, bowling alley, playground and beach-volleyball. Visit the Causses-du-Quercy National Park - ideal for hiking. Shop and restaurant 3km.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, shower room with toilet and basin, 1 double bedroom, 2 single beds in lounge.
Microwave, shared grounds, terrace, garden furniture, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets.
The Domaine de Lanzac is located in a 10-hectare park, offering beautiful holiday properties built in the architectural style in the Dordogne region (refs: FML050, FML051, FML052, FML053, FML054, FML055 and FML056). Take advantage of the on site restaurant with a large terrace, where the service is available both inside and outside, or relax in the bar area, where there is a large TV showing the latest major sporting events.Wi-fi is available (free) in all properties. There are three shared outdoor swimming pools (one 24m x 10m, one 11m x 7m and a further pool especially designed for toddlers). For the more active guests, there is a tennis court and a football field. For golfers, there is a beautiful golf course with 18 holes (at cost) just a 20-minute drive away.Shop 7km and restaurant 100m.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with toilet and basin, separate toilet, 2 twin bedrooms.
Electric heating, cot, highchair, colour TV (French channels only), DVD player, wi-fi, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, shared garden, shared terraces, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets. NB: Turning stairs to first floor. Steps and slopes in grounds.
These holiday homes are located in Limeuil in the heart of Black Périgord, classed as one of the most beautiful villages in France. They are ideally situated in shared grounds with a shared tennis court, games barn with table tennis and table football, and a shared outdoor swimming pool (128m²), available from June-September, with sunloungers. Each property has a terrace equipped with outdoor furniture. The properties are set over 2 or 3 levels. Nearby attractions include beautiful villages such as Monpazier , Beaumont, Cadouin, Belves, Beynac, La Roque-Gageac and Domme. Sarlat, 36km, is also a must in the region. The River Dordogne is nearby with opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, rafting and fishing. Or if you prefer to visit a castle or even a cave, there are many treasures awaiting you. Golf enthusiasts will find the courses nearby. All in all, an ideal location for a peaceful stay in the countryside. Shop and restaurant 5km.
All on ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner. Bathroom with shower and basin (no toilet). Separate toilet. 1 double bedroom. Double bed on mezzanine.
Oil heater, internet connection, shared washing machine, microwave, terrace, outdoor furniture, off road parking for 2 cars. Up to 2 pets welcome.
These two holiday apartments are situated on a complex about 1km from the historic centre of Sarlat-la-Canéda and its shops. It overlooks the city, against a hill, and is perfectly set in a natural environment on nearly 3 acres of land. On site there is a semi-outdoor swimming pool (130m²), an outdoor pool (80m²) and a paddling pool (28m²), which are all heated and open in summer. There is also a sports ground, bowling, 9-hole mini-golf, sauna, fitness room, entertainment room, kids club, internet access in reception and a laundry. Spend the day exploring Sarlat-la-Canéda, with its cathedral, markets and restaurants. Further afield is Rocamadour, 50km, known as a pilgrimage destination and which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Shop and restaurant 1km.
On site there is a semi-outdoor swimming pool (130m²), an outdoor pool (80m²) and a paddling pool (28m²), which are all heated and open in summer.
There is also a sports ground, bowling, 9-hole mini-golf, sauna, fitness room, entertainment room, kids club, internet access in reception and a laundry. Spend the day exploring Sarlat-la-Canéda, with its cathedral, markets and restaurants. Further afield is Rocamadour, 50km, known as a pilgrimage destination and which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Shop and restaurant 1km.
Lounge/kitchen/diner, bathroom with basin (no toilet), separate toilet, 1 twin bedroom, double sofa bed in lounge.
Colour satellite TV, dishwasher, microwave, terrace, shared grounds, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets. NB: Sloping banks in grounds.
Ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner. Bathroom with shower and basin (no toilet). Separate toilet. First floor: 1 double bedroom. Second floor: 1 double bedroom.
Oil heater, shared washing machine, internet connection, terrace, outdoor furniture, off road parking for 2 cars. Up to 2 pets welcome. NB: Sloping ceilings on second floor.
Tucked away amidst pastureland and surrounded by the woods made up of oak, chestnut and walnut trees, this secluded chalet is in an ideal location to explore the region. You are also welcome to visit the sheep and lambs on the owner's farm nearby, and an animal park can be found in Gramat 22km away. Tourist attractions at Rocamadour include La Forêt de Singes (monkey forest) and Rocher des Aigle (eagle park) as well as the pilgrim site itself. Stroll around the Saturday morning market in Figeac, 16km, spend a day on the beach at Lac du Tolerme 20km, explore the numerous hiking routes in the area or just sit and enjoy the peace and quiet. Shop and restaurant 8km.
All on ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner, shower room with toilet and basin, 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin (2ft 6in beds).
Electric heating, cot, colour TV (French channels only), washing machine, lawned garden, garden furniture, terrace, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. One pet welcome. No smoking please. NB: Sloping bank and small drop in garden.
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