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- "On what planet is it remotely constitutional to *raid someone's home* and forbid them from speaking about it?" [Julian Sanchez on new at-length National Review account of Wisconsin John Doe raids; my earlier writing on the raids at Cato and here; Scott Shackford, Reason; Walker opponents still defending John Doe proceeding, to praise from (updated) left-leaning national Alliance for Justice and Center for American Progress]
- Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe vetoes bill to provide more transparency in state's hiring of outside counsel [Legal NewsLine]
- BuckyBalls gone, Zen Magnets still standing: "Two Cheers for 10th Circuit's Temporary Stay of CPSC's New Magnet Safety Standard" [Mark Chenoweth, WLF]
- Arkansas governor vetoes "right of publicity" bill [Volokh]
- NY Times profiles prolific privacy lawsuit filer Jay Edelson, whose class action firm we've met before;
- Recusal motion gamesmanship from trial lawyers at Illinois Supreme Court [Richard Samp, WLF]
- Law faculty diversity: Republican women "were — and are — almost missing from law teaching." [James Lindgren, SSRN via TaxProf; more from Lindgren]
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Constitutional law and Supreme Court roundup
- The 173rd, maybe? "This is not the first time [Linda] Greenhouse has misrepresented the views of her opponents" [Ilya Somin; more from ABA Journal on federalism argument against DOMA as supposed anti-federal-power "Trojan horse"] Was it improper for trial judge Vaughn Walker and appeals judge Stephen Reinhardt not to have recused themselves from Prop 8 case? Legal Ethics Forum bloggers weigh in [John Steele, Richard Painter, etc.] Funny graphic by Cato social media team about Cato's "odd couple" joint brief with Constitutional Accountability Center [CAC] "Right and Left Continue to Change Where they Stand on Standing" [Ilya Somin] And if you're going to be on Capitol Hill this Friday and are interested in the DOMA and Prop 8 cases, be sure to attend the panel discussion at which I'll be joined by Ilya Shapiro and Mary Bonauto;
- On courts' role in advancing liberty [Roger Pilon exchange with Ramesh Ponnuru] Incidentally, Cato's "Mr. U.S. Constitution" is now on Twitter at @Roger_Pilon; and he discusses Cato's high-profile SCOTUS amicus program [here]
- Cook County official has creative theories about federal supremacy [Illinois Watchdog]
- Amicus brief: Congress can't assert perpetual jurisdiction over anyone and everyone, and that goes for ex-sex offenders too [Trevor Burrus]
- "What are the Weirdest Constitutional Arguments Ever Asserted in Court?" [Orin Kerr and Volokh readers]
- As Court considers voting act in Shelby County case, Chief Justice Roberts sees problem with pretending it's still 1965 [Ilya Shapiro; more on VRA, 2010 Abigail Thernstrom backgrounder, National Affairs]
September 10 roundup
- Employee "moons" corporate brass, court upholds his loss of $2 million in commissions [NYDN]
- Just what you always wanted to win in a class action: a 15%-off Bed Bath & Beyond coupon [PoL, compare]
- Seven Camden, N.J. students made to eat lunch on cafeteria floor will get $500,000 [Courier Post Online]
- "Lawyer Submits A Five-Page Brief — In Comic Book Form" [Tucson Weekly]
- "Sunlight Before Signing: Measuring a Campaign Promise" [Jim Harper, Cato]
- Judge Alex Kozinski cast as an extra in "Atlas Shrugged II" [Above the Law]
- "Recusal Motion Cites Girl-Scout-Cookie Purchase" [Lowering the Bar]
January 18 roundup
- A federal fishing raid, the Pew Charitable Trusts and a biased Business Week account [Nils Stolpe on Gloucester, Mass. fisheries, via Stoll]
- Intimidating the judiciary? "Group Opposing Citizens United Pushes 'Occupy the Courts' Protest" Jan. 20 [Debra Cassens Weiss, ABA Journal] Mob rallies at Michigan governor's private home [Meegan Holland, MLive] "Occupy" forces Gingrich to cancel event [Daily Caller] Earlier here, here, here, etc.
- "Paper Airplane? Late for School? Shouting Too Loud? You're Under Arrest!" [Free-Range Kids, Texas]
- Spielberg in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" paid homage to earlier movie sequences without sweating permissions. Oh, for those days [Joho] "Cultural gems that should be in the public domain today" [Atlantic Wire, Tabarrok]
- UPS settlement exaggerates benefits to class members [Ted Frank; related, CCAF] "Federal Judges Have Harsh Words, Rulings for Class Action Plaintiffs' Lawyers" [Lammi/WLF]
- "Justice Breyer Calls Recusal Controversy a 'Non-Issue'" [ABA Journal]
- "Add Plaintiff-Lawyer Fees To The Cost Of Most Mergers" [Daniel Fisher, Forbes on Cornerstone Research report]
"Mississippi Court Reverses $322 Million Asbestos Verdict"
"A Mississippi court has reversed a $322 million asbestos verdict against Union Carbide — believed to be the largest in U.S. history — after the judge failed to disclose his own father had pending asbestos litigation against the same company. … The jury ruled for Brown even though nine treating physicians, an independent medical examiner and an X-ray technician all testified that the plaintiff had no symptoms of asbestos-related disease." [Daniel Fisher, Forbes; earlier here, here and here]
December 19 roundup
- Too much of a stretch: US nixes copyright in yoga exercises [Bloomberg, earlier]
- "Know your rights dealing with cops" material construed as probative of criminality [Popehat] Is Justice Scalia really an "unlikely" champion of defendants' Constitutional rights? [LATimes, Adler] "Overcriminalization: The Legislative Side of the Problem" [Larkin/Heritage, related Meese] When feds spring false-statements trap, it won't matter whether you committed underlying offense being investigated [Popehat] "'Clean Up Government Act' sparks overcriminalization concerns" [PoL]
- Former Attorney General Mukasey on ObamaCare recusal flap [Adler]
- American Antitrust Institute proposals might be discounted given group's longstanding pro-plaintiff bias [Thom Lambert]
- NYC: "The tour guide said that the way to get rich is to be a zoning lawyer." [Arnold Kling]
- "Obama's Top Ten Constitutional Violations" [Ilya Shapiro, Daily Caller] In at least two major areas, "Obama has broken with precedent to curtail religious freedom" [Steve Chapman]
- Ted Frank-Shirley Svorny med mal debate wraps up [PoL, Bader]
October 14 roundup
- Pre-terror-attack antibiotic availability? HHS doesn't think you're sophisticated enough to handle that freedom [Stewart Baker]
- Uh-oh: some New York lawmakers want "a more refined First Amendment" [Slashdot, Lucy Steigerwald]
- Wal-Mart v. Dukes decision could curb certification of some wage and hour class actions [Fox]
- "Miss. Supreme Court Removes Judge from $322M Asbestos Case Because of Dad's Lawsuits" [ABA Journal]
- Mass. town wants to seize family motel under forfeiture law, IJ objects [Jacob Sullum, Mark Perry]
- Will FDA use its new tobacco-regulatory power to stub out cigars? [DC]
- "Dole settles pesticide litigation" [WSJ Law Blog, background]
August 10 roundup
- Maine Supreme Court agrees that not having to show up in court might be reasonable accommodation for plaintiff claiming PTSD disability [Volokh]
- Guess how much Richard Kreimer, the New Jersey homeless guy, has made in his many lawsuit settlements [Newark Star-Ledger, PoL]
- Given the problems with business-method patents, you can see why banks would want to dodge them [Felix Salmon]
- Contempt: "Calling the jailing of a person 'civil' doesn't mean they put curtains on the cell windows." [Greenfield]
- "Class Counsel Request $90.8M In Fees In Black Farmers Case" [BLT]
- Law school accreditation, recusal standards, international law among topics in new issue of Federalist Society's ABA Watch;
- Electricity-wise, EPA puts the squeeze on the juice [Andrew Grossman, Heritage; Weston Hicks, AgendaWise; Tatler]
July 29 roundup
- Don't: "Lawyer Disbarred for Verbal Aggression to Pay $9.8M Fine for Hiding Cash Overseas" [Weiss, ABA Journal]
- Loser-pays might help: "Dropped malpractice lawsuits cost legal system time and money" [Liz Kowalczyk, Boston Globe]
- "Kim Kardashian and the Problem With 'Celebrity Likeness' Lawsuits" [Atlantic Wire]
- Kim Strassel on the Franken-spun Jamie Leigh Jones case [WSJ]
- Peggy Little interviews Prof. Lester Brickman (Lawyer Barons) on new Federalist Society podcast;
- Worse than Wisconsin? "Weaponizing" recusal at the Michigan Supreme Court [Jeff Hadden, Detroit News]
- New York legislature requires warning labels for sippy cups [NYDN]
July 19 roundup
- More on CPSC's crib ban train wreck [Commissioner Anne Northup, more, earlier]
- One man's nightmare of false accusation [LA Times via PoL]
- How many plaintiff's-side flicks is HBO going to air this summer, anyway? ["Mann v. Ford," Abnormal Use]
- Apple granted "incredibly broad patent" over screen gesture technology [Tabarrok]
- Will Congress reverse this term's much-attacked SCOTUS decisions? [Alison Frankel] Podcast on Wal-Mart v. Dukes with Brian Fitzpatrick [Fed Soc] "Wal-Mart ruling no knock-out blow for class actions" [Reuters] Contrary to some assertions, current law does strongly incentivize individual job-bias claims [Bader] More on case: Dan Bushell, and welcome Craig Newmark readers.
- Mississippi stops proceedings in $322 million asbestos case to consider judge's possible conflict [JCL, earlier here, here]
- Nice coat, where'dja get it? [annals of incompetent crime, UK Daily Mail]


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When Newton County residents open The Covington News 20 years from now what will they see?
This was quite the week for our Newton County Board of Commissioners (BOC).
Tragedy struck Newton County last week when a bicyclist died after being hit by a school bus on Hwy. 278.
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Boy, has garbage been in the air a lot here in Newton County recently.
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The miracle election in Massachusetts recently gave us hope that the president would come to his senses and actually start being the person that people elected in 2008.
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Georgia's HOPE Scholarship was established under the supervision of former Gov. Zell Miller in 1993. It was and still is funded by the Georgia Lottery.
Newton County Board of Education member Dr. C.C. Bates announced last week that she would be leaving the board in June to accept a full time position at Clemson University.
This is not a fun time to be a state legislator in Georgia. You can see it in all the long faces in the House and Senate chambers.
We try our best to have respect for our elected officials. Most of them run for office with the best of intentions and sincerely try to be good representatives of the people who have elected them.
You'd have to be eligible for Social Security to remember the last time a Republican sat in the Senate seat made vacant last year when Ted Kennedy died. Scott Brown is the first Republican to win the seat since Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. won it in 1946.
Readers familiar with me know, hopefully, that I try to phrase my thoughts so as not to directly offend those with differing viewpoints. But every once in a while it's necessary to throw caution to the winds and let it rip.
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We were pleased to see two local community leaders receive prestigious awards this past week.
A wise man once said that some people just don't get it. Councilman Whatley, as clearly as you articulated your opinions in your lengthy Wednesday night diatribe (you can read it in full at CovNews.com), you do not understand the core issues of going to the north Georgia mountains for a council retreat.
In some ways, we were just alike. In others, we were direct opposites. But you didn't need a DNA test to know that we were cut from the same cloth. Mine was a bit wider and his was a tad longer.
The Covington City Council voted to hold their annual retreat at the Brasstown Valley Resort and Spa located in the scenic North Georgia Mountains.
Members of the General Ray Davis Marine Corps Detachment 1188 of Covington are working on a project that will preserve a piece of our nation's history for future generations of Americans.
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Taron has graduated from Yerevan State Economical University. For several years he has worked at the different insurance companies as an insurance agent. Now he works at the gas station as the shift head.
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Unlike most National Park or Recreation Areas, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument does not charge you to enter. The simple fact is it covers a big area and Route 89 runs the length of it for free. If you are content to just drive through as many do on their way to more famous sights, then it is your as well as the park's loss. Even the the scenic Cottonwood Canyon Road is free.
The park drums up money with hiking permits. Most of the hikes in the park are short and can be done by anyone in reasonable shape. Walking in the canyons is a great experience and often fairly level and even shady. You pay $5 per person which is on the honor system so please enjoy the park and pay the small fee to help ensure this great National Monument remains the amazing place it is.
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Hi - I recently purchased office 365 small business. This is a brand new domain name which i registered on go daddy. I went through the setup of the domain on o365 yesterday, and was able to send an email message via web access, but can not receive an email from an external address. Below is the error message i receive when trying to send to my o365 account I'm sure i'm missing something easy - any help would be appreciated. I x' and y'd some of the actual email addresses to protect the innocent.
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it appears that maybe the domain has not been verified. Did you go thru the steps to add the domain and then create a TXT record with your DNS provider to verify the domain? can you send email to @company.onmicrosoft.com ?
Thanks for the response. I did go through the TXT steps with the DNS provider. When I look at the admin screen the domain shows as verified. I only did this last night and there was a note about the process taking 72 hours for the dns changes to propogate through the internet. Maybe this is the issue.
I was able to log on as an admin and send and receive an email using the @company.onmicrosoft.com.
Hello Derek,
There's several possible problems that we may be looking at here.
1. The MX and/or nameserver records for your vanity domain have not been updated properly.
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is there anything i can use as a safe alternative to tire levers, ive lost mine and need to change a tube.
is there anything i can use as a safe alternative to tire levers, ive lost mine and need to change a tube.
a wooden spatula maybe.
try to work the tire like you are installing a tubular on a rim and see if you get enough slack at one place on the rim to roll it off with palm side of your knuckles.
ive used part of a quick release.
your hands.
some disposable latex gloves will give you some more grip if you have womanly fingers.
The last time I used a tire lever was to pry a Belgian-taped and glued tubular off a rim.
Most tire/rim combos can be done by hand. Some Campy rims and Continental tires can be more resistant to manual removal, in my experience
The handle of a metal spoon or fork works ok
the handle of metal spoons should do nicely !
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go get tire irons if you can't do it by hand.
Do you have a friend? Maybe she/he has a set of levers.
Your lbs should have a set of plastic levers for about $3.
Just go get more levers, screwdrivers tend to poke holes in tubes with my experience, maybe I just suck. The spoon sounds promising.
get some plastic levers imho. they are cheap.
When I need things to change, I find that yelling at them works well. If that doesn't work, sometimes crying will.
Or just get anything flat and not sharp. You've got to have silverware in that house somewhere. Don't use a car/house key because they'll bend or break and then you're fux0red when you get back to your car/house.
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its cool, i found my levers, but thanks for all the good ideas guys!
with screwdrivers u definitely run a risk of punching the tube, but then again im not known for a subtle touch.
screwdriver? I usually am all about using the wrong tool for the job, but have never had a positive result with a screwdriver, if I don't blow the tube, the rim gets a gouge, or vice-versa.
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+1 to the spoon, if you ever lose your levers again.
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Anything of similar size that stiff enough to work as a lever will do the job. Just be careful not to scratch the rim.


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Masuleh Travel Guide: 31 reviews and 153 photos
Before my Iran trip, VTer Bashir-1 had sent me photos of this village, so I was pleased that it was included in my itinarary.
We arrived in Masuleh, from Bandar-e-Anzali - our base for 2 nights. The journey had been very scenic, passing through rice paddies, tea plantations, and a village with wood and mud houses. (please see my Iran Things to do tips for more info and photos)
So, take a mist covered mountain, throw a few wooden and mud houses onto its side, so that they sit on top of each other in an attractive jumble. Arrange them in a manner so that no motor vehicles can pass between them. Add a few restaurants to the terraces, with charcoal grills wafting an enticing aroma of charring meat into the air. Finally some local characters, making handicrafts or sitting around drinking tea - A tourism companies Dream come true!
Well, Masuleh has been here for at least 1,300 years, although there is some speculation, that it could date back 2,500 or even 3,500 years.
Its position in Gilan Province, South East of the Caspian, at an altitude of 1050m above sea level ensures its pleasant climate, with its ever present mist. In winter though, the area can be cut off due to heavy snow fall.
Masuleh is registered as National Cultural and Natural Heritage in Iran.
UNESCO/Iran Touring and Tourism Organisation (ITTO) jointly commenced a project in September 2004
The aim was to promote active participation by the community of Masuleh in the area's development of tourism.
Help was given to generate employment opportunities and income-generating activities for local people.
Training was also given in developing a local handicraft industry, management of home-stays and for local people wishing to become cultural and nature guides.
A visitor centre was developed in the village.
The surrounding mountains provide many opportunities for trekking, climbing and other activities.
Walking trails were developed, for independant and guided walks
Main emphases of the project include encouraging the full participation of the local community and developing public-private sector partnerships.
It was also considered important to promote Eco-tourism, especially sustainable tourism in the aea.
Apparently 1 million tourists visited Masuleh in 2004, mainly Iranian, but with a good proportion being overseas visitors. I've not found any more upto date figures.
My visit was on a Wednesday, when it wasn't overcrowded, so I don't know what it is like on Thursday afternoon, Fridays, or public holidays.
I'd like to return here one day, and hopefully stay overnight, either at one of the hotels, or as a homestay.
- Pros:Scenic village, historical, atmospheric.
- Cons:Potential for becoming over commercialised
- In a nutshell:Worth a Visit!
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what a fascinating place sue. when one thinks iran, to be honest, i wouldnt think masuleh! great little page here.
Excellent tips and photos, Sue! Thanks for the insight into Masuleh. I'll check out your main Iran pages and reply to your email later in the week! :-) Just back from a boozy weekend in Belfast!
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What if I want to have more adventures in Salida?
Lots! this year we have decided to simplify things and go back to our original format by offering just the famed Monarch Crest Trail. The event will still be held in Salida and will still feature the fun, food and music-filled party in Riverside Park after the ride.
Unlike past years, we are NO longer offering free bike checks. Please make sure your bike has been checked thoroughly by your local bike shop before the day of the ride. If you would like one of the local shops – Subculture Cyclery, Salida Bike Company or Absolute Bikes – to work on your bike before the ride, contact them to set up an appointment. We will not be doing any registrations the day of the event, unless we still have rider spots available.
Where is Salida and when should I get to Salida?
The ideal mountain town of Salida is located 2.5 hours drive southwest of Denver via US 285 or 2 hours west of Colorado Springs on US 24. It's at the conjunction of the Sawatch and Sangre de Cristo mountain ranges.
Check in is Saturday, September 17 at Absolute Bikes from 5 to 8 pm. You will check in, sign the liability waiver, pick up your goodie bag and enjoy meeting some fellow cyclists.
Where can I rent a mountain bike or cruiser bike?
You can rent all types of mountain bikes in Salida – full suspension, women's specific, 29ers, etc. Just call one of the three shops to line up a high quality rental.
Do I need to have a really good mountain bike?
Yes. To do either the Monarch Crest Trail, you need a mountain bike in excellent condition. This does not mean a really expensive bike, but a mountain bike in perfect working condition. If you have any doubts, please have your bike checked by a professional mechanic before the event.
What will the weather be like for the ride?
September is sunny, chilly in the morning, but warming up in late morning – often in the 70s. The Monarch Crest Trail will be fairly chilly in the morning and you will need a long sleeve jersey and rain jacket. It will warm up considerably as the day goes on. If it's foggy or rainy, the show must go on and we'll do the ride regardless. In this case, you will need much more clothing – rain gear, hat, gloves, long sleeve jersey and jacket.
Childcare is available for children 2 and up through Salida Mountain Kids childcare, a licensed childcare, with staff trained in CPR & First Aid, 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Salida Mountain Kids is located at 230 E 1st St in downtown Salida, just a few blocks from the check-in site at Salida Bike Company, and 1 block from the post party location at Riverside Park. Cost is $20 per child and $15.00 per additional sibling. Minimum age requirement of 2 years old. Pre-registration is required with payment and a minimum of 5 children must be signed up for the program to run. Children need to bring their own lunch and are encouraged to bring their bike and helmet. Snacks and bike-themed arts and crafts provided! To reserve a space for your child call Salida Mountain Kids at (719) 207-4792. MountainKidsChildcare.com.
There are plenty of camping spots close to town – some are free and some cost money. There are free spots a few miles east of Salida along the Arkansas River/US 50. There are several paid USFS and private campgrounds along US Highway 50 going up Monarch Pass. If camping, there are paid showers at the Salida Hot Springs Pool on US50 in Salida. Please contact the Salida Chamber of Commerce for more exact details, www.SalidaChamber.org.
We personally recommend the following hotels for their support of the Alliance Against Domestic Abuse:
Salida Super 8 – www.SalidaSuper8.com, 719-539-6689. Located at 525 West Rainbow Blvd on US 50. Locally-owned by cyclists!
What restaurants do you recommend?
Salida offers a full range of culinary delights. Most of the best restaurants and bars are located in Downtown Salida. We personally recommend the following restaurants for their support of the Alliance Against Domestic Abuse:
Cafe Dawn – www.cafe-dawn.com, 719-539-5105, Corner of 1st Street and G Downtown. A community-minded and environmentally-conscious coffee shop that also serves tasty pastries and healthy lunches. The owners are mountain bikers too.
Moonlight Pizza – www.MoonlightPizza.biz, 719-539-4277, 242 F Street – Downtown. Locally-owned by long-time supporters of the Crest Crank! Named the best pizza in Salida for years running. They will deliver.
The Country Bounty – www.thecountrybounty.com, 719-539-3546, located on US 50 across from the hot springs swimming pool, 413 W. Rainbow Blvd. A great family-style restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. A long time Salida favorite.
Currents – 719-539-9514, 122 N. F Street. Downtown. A stylish quality restaurant in the historic district. If you are looking for something special, try it out.
Victoria Tavern – 719-539-9003, 143 N. F Street. Right on the corner near Riverside Park. This is the historic tavern in Salida. Head here for fun times, guaranteed mountain town flavor.
Amica's Pizzeria & Microbrew – 719-539-5219, 136 East 2nd Street. Gourmet thin crust pizza and Salida's only microbrewery. A huge favorite with all visitors to Salida.
What if I want to have more adventures in Salida?
Salida is full of fun activities. Please contact the Salida Chamber of Commerce for suggestions, www.SalidaChamber.org.


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Community groups and city officials began holding such meetings following release of the project's draft environmental impact report.
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Las Palmas Shore Excursion: Private Volcanic Caldera, Teror Village and Wine-Tasting Tour
- Private Las Palmas shore excursion to Teror and Bandama Caldera
- Spend a day discovering Gran Canaria's history, culture and natural landmarks
- Explore the traditional village of Teror on a walking tour and see Basilica de la Virgen del Pino
- Enjoy a wine- and cheese-tasting session in a wine cellar near the caldera
- Covered by Viator's worry-free policy: guaranteed on-time return to your ship
What You Can Expect
In the afternoon, hit the highway and travel to Bandama Caldera. The 4,000-year-old volcanic crater measures some 656-feet 200-meters deep and is covered in volcanic ash as well some interesting species of Gran Canaria plants. Enjoy some free time to take photos of the impressive natural feature and maybe enjoy a coffee at a nearby golf course.
Before returning to the Port of Las Palmas, call in at a local wine cellar near the caldera. Enjoy a tasting of local red and white wine alongside a selection of artisan cheese. After learning about wine production in Gran Canaria and the mineral-rich volcanic soil, return to your minivan, and then finish you day with a drop-off at the port.
Worry-free Shore Excursion:
We will ensure your timely return to the Port of Las Palmas for this activity. In the rare event your ship has departed, we will arrange for transportation to the next port-of-call.If your ship is delayed and you are unable to attend this activity, your money will be refunded. See our terms and conditions for full details.
Customer Reviews
February 2016
We had a fantastic day with an excellent driver/guide in Frank who looked after us so well. Seven in our family group in a mini bus. Just the right amount of information and plenty of stops for photos and refreshments. Certainly the best trip we have had in a long while. We chose this instead of one offered by the cruise line and were so glad that we had! Frank went out of his way to ensure we had a great day. I have been in the Travel business for 40 years and would have jumped at the chance of having Frank on my payroll. Excellent in every way. Thanks very much.
January 2016
This was truly a highlight of our recent cruise. I cannot say enough great things about this experience! Our guide treated us like family and we had such a wonderful time seeing things from an insider's point of view. This trip is not to be missed!
May 2015
The sites were breathtaking and our guide was terrific!
March 2015
Our guide, Fran, provided an outstanding tour. Despite the fact that it was a bank holiday and many places were closed, he found wonderful alternatives for us. He was extremely knowledgeable. Although his accent was sometimes hard to understand, he would patiently repeat the information until we all understood his explanations.
July 2014
Bruno and Frans were FANTASTIC tour guides! They had a vast amount of historical knowledge of Gran Canaria and all of the villages we visited. They are incredibly inviting and create a comfortable fun-filled environment. We tasted local food and drink from each place at no cost and without fail, were impressed by the beauty of everything we saw.