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Located in the heart of the Suffolk countryside across from the village cricket pitch, nestles Lavender Lodge. Hidden behind the owners' thatched cottage, it looks out over the surrounding 2 acres of land. This charming, light and airy, semi-detached, southfacing, single-storey holiday cottage offers a double bedroom with en-suite and a bright open-plan living area. With contemporary styling and a large sofa, it makes an ideal romantic retreat. The patio doors in the kitchen lead out to the enclosed patio area and looks over the owners' land, which guests are invited to walk round. Lavender Lodge lies close to Stowmarket, a market town since 1347. Every Thursday and Saturday there is a large street market offering a wide range of stalls including food, flowers, arts and crafts. It is a vibrant town with lots of pubs, restaurants and things to do including the award-winning Museum of East Anglian Life, The John Peel Centre for creative arts and throughout the town itself are many fascinating listed buildings. The Suffolk Heritage Coast offers a traditional British seaside outing in the towns of Felixstowe, Southwold and Aldeburgh. Ipswich is perfect for a day of shopping or visiting the marina, which is surrounded by bars, restaurants and cafés. Famous for its undulating landscape, Suffolk is ideal for cycling and walking with marked trails and routes surrounding the property. Shop and restaurant 4 miles, pub 2 miles.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with patio doors and wooden floor. 1 double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. 32" Sky TV (sports package). DVD and small library. Book library. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer. Nespresso coffee machine. Wi-fi. Small enclosed courtyard with patio and furniture. Barbecue. Shared 2-acre natural grounds. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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This lovingly restored, quaint, cosy, detached cottage makes an ideal romantic country retreat. Well-appointed and stylishly furnished, it has a pretty cottage garden (accessed by a stable door), ideal for al fresco dining or enjoying a glass of wine on a balmy summer's evening. An ideal holiday location for exploring the delights of both Suffolk and Essex - the Suffolk Heritage coastal resorts of Southwold and Aldeburgh are within an hour's drive. Many nearby attractions include Dedham Vale and Constable Country with Flatford Mill and Sir Alfred Munning's house. Ideal bird-watching and walking area; fishing and tennis nearby. Alton Water is on the doorstep with bicycles, sailing dinghies and windsurfers for hire. Jimmy's Farm (from the TV series) is also nearby. Farm shop 50 yards, pubs 1 mile.
Step to entrance. Open-plan living/dining room with rugs on wooden floor and modern kitchen area. Double bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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Located in the village of Hengrave, just a short distance from historic Bury St Edmunds, Garden Cottage is a charming, Grade II listed, single-storey barn conversion that dates back to 1853 and which has a delightful private garden area. Adjoining the owners' home, it has been lovingly and stylishly restored to provide a welcoming holiday retreat at any time. An ideal base to explore the delights of Suffolk. Bury St Edmunds with its cathedral and abbey ruins also offers outstanding examples of Georgian architecture particularly the Theatre Royal, built in 1819, a rare example of a Georgian Playhouse, there is an excellent range of interesting shops, restaurants and pubs. The town also hosts annual events such a Christmas fayre, festival and a hidden gardens event, as well as weekly Wednesday and Saturday outdoor markets. National Trust properties can be found at nearby Ickworth Park and Anglesey Abbey and gardens. Also worth visiting are Newmarket for a day at the races, the city of Cambridge and Ely with its 12th-century cathedral. With 3 golf courses nearby, a good area for horse riding, cycling and walking, it's an ideal location for the more active. Shop 1 mile and pub ½ mile.
Beamed living room with vaulted ceiling and wooden floor. Dining room/kitchen with beams. Double bedroom with 5ft bed and TV. Shower room with toilet.
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Set in the Upper Alde Valley, between the historic market towns of Framlingham and Saxmundham, The Coach House offers charming, spacious, detached holiday accommodation. Sympathetically converted and located next to the owners home, it retains much original character and has been furnished to a high standard. An ideal base for cycling or walking, and featuring its own 2-acre woodland walk. The Suffolk Heritage Coast at Aldeburgh is 10 miles. Snape Maltings Concert Hall is 5 miles. Also conveniently situated for RSPB reserve at nearby Minsmere, Southwold and Walberswick. Shop 2 miles, pub ¼ mile.
Four steps or ramp to entrance. Four steps to large beamed living room with wood-burning stove and wooden floor. Large, beamed kitchen/dining room with Velux windows and brick floor. Double bedroom with door to garden, and oak floor. Wet room with toilet and tiled floor.
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Occupying an idyllic rural location, this semi-detached barn conversion is an ideal holiday venue. Spacious, very well equipped and furnished, with a wealth of exposed beams. The Barn enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by open countryside, and a warm welcome awaits all year round. Guests have the opportunity to use the adjoining barn private dining room which guests can book for private dinners and breakfasts, also ideal for a family celebration or get together with friends, (details available from owner). Located in an excellent area for walking, golf, cycling and bird watching, local footpaths abound. The well served village of Debenham is 2 miles away. Situated in the heart of Suffolk there are many picturesque towns and villages to visit within an easy drive including Bury St Edmunds, Stowmarket, Diss and Eye. Also convenient for the Suffolk Heritage coastal towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh. The owner provides a concierge service to guests. Services include arranging a taxi, booking tables at restaurants and the booking of tickets for theatre and local attractions. Shop and pub 2 miles.
Spacious, beamed, open-plan living/dining room with French doors, tiled floor and kitchen area. Utility. Twin bedroom. Wet room with bath and toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with zip and link bed.
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Renovated to the highest standard, Magnolia Cottage is situated in a tranquil setting overlooking open countryside, within easy reach of many historic Suffolk towns and villages, including Lavenham and Long Melford. This delightful, beamed, adjoining holiday home has an enclosed rear garden and its own meadow. The nearby market town of Stowmarket has shops, leisure centre, museum and rail links to London; Bury St Edmunds, has its abbey gardens and Georgian theatre. Picturesque villages Long Melford, Lavenham, Clare and Bildeston are all a short drive. Shop 2 miles, pub 1 mile.
Beamed living room with wood-burning stove in inglenook fireplace and tiled floor. Beamed sitting room with Suffolk brick floor. Well-equipped kitchen/dining room with tiled floor and French doors to garden. Separate toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with en-suite toilet with Velux window. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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Peacefully situated with its own garden, this detached holiday accommodation has been lovingly restored to a high standard. With use of an indoor heated swimming pool, a stay at The Stables is ideal to unwind in a charming location. Situated near to Eye and Debenham, with their interesting range of shops and pubs, there are good road links to the larger towns of Diss and Framlingham. Within easy driving distance are the cities of Bury St Edmunds, Norwich, the Suffolk Heritage coast with the delightful towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh. Shop 2½ miles, pub ½ mile.
Large, open-plan beamed living/dining room with French doors and well-equipped kitchen. Double bedroom with 5ft bed. Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Wooden-effect floor throughout.
Gladwins Farm consists of nine bespoke, award-winning, family holiday cottages, some with hot tubs. With a shared indoor heated swimming pool, shared tennis court and unrivalled access to nature, Gladwins Farm is a perfect choice for a long or short relaxing break. Other facilities on site include sauna, games room and tennis court. There is even a beauty salon/hairdresser for a bit of pampering! These delightful cottages (refs 31082, 31083, 31084, 31085, 31086, 31087, 31088, 31089 and 31090) can sleep between 2 and 8 people and can be booked together to accommodate larger families and groups of friends. Nestled in 22 acres of stunning, tranquil, beautiful countryside in the heart of Constable Country, this is the ideal base for families and couples. The secluded cottages are perfect for exploring East Anglia's nature and heritage. The grounds link to public footpaths and every cottage has a fixed ordnance survey map of the area, which all makes for great walking. The on-site lake is stocked with coarse fish and perfect for anglers who love the peace and quiet. Local attractions include Lavenham with its historic, listed buildings, better known as 'England's best preserved medieval village'. A short drive will take you into Colchester which boasts several shops, bars and restaurants. For a more coastal scene take a drive to Frinton and enjoy the well managed coastline. Beach 23 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1/2 mile.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room with patio dooors/kitchen with wooden floors. 1 twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: 2 double bedrooms: one (6ft zip and link, can be twin) with en-suite shower room and toilet, one (5ft) with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Woodburner in living room included. Cot. High chair. Four Freeview TVs. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Small enclosed lawned garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Gas barbecue. Parking. Hot tub. Wheelchair access.
Biomass central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. iPod dock. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washer/dryer and payphone (at cost). Wi-fi. Shared use of 22-acre natural, wooded, landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and furniture. Cycle store. Shared summerhouse. Shared indoor heated swimming pool (10m x 5m, depth 1.2m) with shower and changing facilities, open 8am to 10pm. Shared sauna. Shared games room. Shared tennis court. Fishing on site free of charge. Play area. Welcome pack. No smoking. NB: 13 steps and lake in grounds
2 steps to entrance. Ground floor: Living room with patio doors/dining room with wooden floor/kitchen with beams and wooden floor. 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin.
Woodburner in living room included. Cot. High chair. Freeview TV. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Small enclosed garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Gas barbecue. Parking. Hot tub.
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A delightful, 15th-century, Grade II listed, detached holiday cottage (original part was built as a timber-framed open hall house for weavers). The cottage, secluded in the heart of picturesque, medieval Lavenham (famous NT Tudor Guildhall, restaurants, pubs, tearooms, antique shops and galleries), has been restored and furnished to a high standard - benefits from period features, off-street parking and a lovely, walled sunny garden. Nearby are 'Constable Country', beautiful old villages (Long Melford, Clare, Kersey), open countryside, Colchester (castle, zoo, cobbled streets), Suffolk Heritage Coast, good train links (Sudbury 7 miles) and walking/cycling routes. Shop 50 yards.
Beamed living room with wood-burning stove, rugs on oak floor (low doorways and step down). Conservatory/dining room. Kitchen. Beamed double bedroom. Bathroom, over-bath shower, toilet. First floor: Beams throughout. Double bedroom, rugs on wooden floor. Twin bedroom (for +2). Separate toilet.
Every member of the family has been considered at The Beech House. With its own outdoor swimming pool, hot tub and cinema there's no reason to leave, but with a stunning beach less than half a mile away, you'll need to peel yourself away to explore this superb area. This large detached property has spacious reception rooms for larger parties. The living room has comfortable seating for everyone to sit, relax and reminisce with a glass of wine. Patio doors open out on to the large enclosed garden where you will find the fenced outdoor pool and hot tub to relax in. The local area is packed with things to see and do including Pleasurewood Hills theme park just a 10-minute walk away, the southern entrance to the Norfolk Broads at Oulton Broad, 3 miles, Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach, 10 miles, and Somerleyton Hall with surrounding Fritton Woods, 4 miles. Beach 350 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 350 yards.
Ground Floor:Living Room: With 48" Smart Freeview TV and patio doors to garden.Kitchen/dining room: With electric range, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Smart Freeview TV and tiled floor.Utility room: With washer/dryer.Cinema room: With Sky TV (movies package), Smart surround sound cinema system and Blu-ray/DVD player.Bedroom 1: With double bed.Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bedroom 3: With twin beds. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle, toilet, heated towel rail and TV.First Floor:Bedroom 4: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and stairgate. Welcome pack. Enclosed garden with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Playing field. Hot tub for 7. Fenced outdoor swimming pool (10m x 6m) with slide open April-October. Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only.
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Tucked away in a rural location, The Granary is surrounded by the owners' arable farmland. This spacious, detached, holiday granary conversion, which has been renovated to a very good standard, is a walker's and cyclist's paradise with footpaths and the South Suffolk cycle route close by. The Granary has a south-facing lawned garden area to the rear where guests can enjoy alfresco dining. The owners also have a landing strip for small planes which is available by arrangement. Located just 1½ miles from the village of Long Melford, famous for its numerous antique shops, it makes an ideal base from which to explore the quaint villages and market towns of Suffolk, including Lavenham, Clare and Bury St Edmunds. The nearby market town of Sudbury (3 miles), one-time home of the artist Thomas Gainsborough, has a good range of shops, pubs, restaurants, a theatre and good rail links to London and Colchester. The property is also convenient for Newmarket, a day at the races and Cambridge, the city famous for its colleges, museums, botanic gardens and art galleries, you can also try your hand at punting on the River Cam. The Granary is ideally located to explore nearby Constable Country or head slightly further afield to the Suffolk Heritage Coast, where you will find the seaside gems of Southwold and Aldeburgh. Shop and pub 1 mile.
Spacious beamed living/dining room with oak floor and French doors. Large beamed kitchen with breakfast area, tiled floor and French doors. Utility. Twin bedroom with zip and link bed, can be 6ft double and en-suite shower room with toilet. Single bedroom. Separate toilet. First floor: Double bedroom Velux and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Twin bedroom with additional single day bed (for +1), Velux and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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Happy 6th Birthday TEG!Written by The Guild Master
Today, on TEGs 6th Birthday I am going to show you what TEG has to offer. I am going take you on a video tour of TEGs history as a modding site and show you some of the fun things I have done here, often just for laughs. You have seen a lot of the more recent work this week. So lets look at some of the other things TEG has done.
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Sometimes a modder can get a little bored and when a modder gets a little bored, this happens :)
All the videos used here today and more are available on my Youtube Channel HERE. My history as a modder is written in my Modders Bio, a featured document on TEG that explains what I have done and when I did it. Truth is though, modding is a hobby I can pick up and put down quickly which is handy given my job.
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Now I asked the question, why does it take an entire team 2 years to make 1 city quest mod when I made Kvatch rising on my own in less than 6 weeks. In these 6 videos you see Kvatch literally rising from the ashes as it was made over a 6 week period. Proof that city mods need not take years to make.
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Kvatch Rising for Oblivion being made :)
Kvatch Rising is probably the best Kvatch mod ever made, those 6 videos are the week by week development of the entire mod by me for Oblivion.
I also made some videos to show off the Cyrodiil Upgrade which was started just before TEG opened but finished here at TEG over a period of years. These videos show several of my Oblivion mods in action.
The Elder Council was a mod I made during the summer of 2008 as a thank you to the TES fans who supported me after I closed Respawn due to trolls, tool makers and patch makers (often one and the same thing) endlessly causing trouble for me and targeting the site. I wanted to make them something every special so I made this. This was the last mod I made before I created CURP and started using CURP in all my mods. It also got me flamed heavily and Beth them selves asked me to remove a thank you note to my mod fans from this mods read me because they did not like me thanking my mod fans for their support.
Seriously.... I also got moderated for saying I prefered Fallout modders to Oblivion modders and for reporting breaches to the "no personal attacks" rule on Beths forums. Back then right was wrong, black was white, it was all back to front and side ways, only the trolls found them selves fully supported by Bethesdas staff. It was not nice time.
Here at TEG I also wrote dozens of modding tutorials and wrote player guides which are on the menu on the right of this news. Also I made some video tutorials too and several video guides which are on my Youtube channel linked above.
I have been modding since 1980, I have been webmaster of a modding since since 2000. My earlier sites Respawn and Mechstorm were full blown modder support sites and both had their own team made up of those who I had helped. But TES fans destroyed that so its never been possible for an expert modder like me to share my experience directly with other TES modders within the TES community and show them how to make better safer mods. So TES never got the sort of full on mod support that other games had gotten from me. Too bad really because TES needed it more than other games.
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He told the official club website: "We're hopeful Lukaku will be fit. He's had a pain in his ankle for a few weeks. He felt it again when he came off the bench against QPR and didn't feel it was right to go (on international duty).
"He went across and got it assessed by the Belgium doctor and got sent back. It's not a big problem but it's one we're mindful we don't want to become a big problem. We're monitoring it."
Winger Jerome Thomas, meanwhile, is continuing his return to full fitness after a minor knee operation, and Clarke added: "Jerome trained last week and is on the way back."


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KINGMAN - For the first time in several years, Kingman Unified School District will have a student participating in the Arizona National Geographic Bee on April 5.
White Cliffs Middle School seventh-grader Kael Juelfs will represent the district in Tucson.
The contest is open to students in grades 4 through 8 and is sponsored by the National Geographic Society. Students first compete in an oral competition at the school level, said Dana Kunert, the school's sixth, seventh and eighth grade Cambridge Social Studies teacher. The winner of the school competition then takes a written test, which is mailed to the National Geographic Society.
The 100 students who score the highest on the test are invited to the state competition, she said. Juelfs is the first student to be invited to the state level from the district in the last five years.
"He has a great awareness of geography," Kunert said. "He came to my class with that awareness."
"I've always liked geography," Juelfs said. "I think it helps out with my hunting. If you don't know the landscape, you don't know where to hunt."
Most of the questions in the bee are about where certain cities and countries are located, he said. Students also are grilled on questions about historic geography.
"There was a question on the test about which European nation was [recently] broken up into smaller states," Juelfs said. "The answer was Yugoslavia."
Juelfs said he's excited to compete on the state level, but he's not thrilled about the long drive to Tucson.
The grand prize for the winner of the state competition is $100 and a trip to the national competition in May in Washington, D.C. The winner of the national competition earns a $25,000 college scholarship, lifetime membership in the National Geographic Society and a trip to the Galapagos Islands.
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Is this something other kids her age do? How do I improve her skills? It is also cognitive IMO.
Fine motor skills
Is this something other kids her age do? How do I improve her skills? It is also cognitive IMO.
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DD can sort by shape and color, and she understands size, but I haven't seen her sort by size. She stacks her blocks from big to small, but I've also seen her stack bigger blocks on top of smaller blocks (this works with Legos so she goes with it). DD can pair up items and is very good with puzzles (has been since a young age). However, she cannot completely turn a door knob or cap. She will turn the door knob about half way and then stop. She can wind a small wind up toy very well, but still has difficulty twisting some caps.
I've always heard that stickers are good for fine motor skills, as well as beading large beads on a string. Also, does you DD like doing puzzles and blocks? If not, she may just be uninterested and not applying herself to the activity. I know when my DD is bored or uninterested in a toy she won't play with it properly. For example, DD is a pro at puzzles and loves doing them 99% of the time, but if she's bored I have seen her put the pieces in wrong and then walk away. Just a thought.
I think interest has a lot to do with it. DS was completely uninterested in puzzles until a couple of months ago. He sounds exactly like your daughter is with puzzles now - but in two months he's made a ton of progress because something about it caught his interest, and he started really focusing and trying to do it. I think in our case it's because his grandma really likes doing puzzles with him, and he always did them at her house. So some of the grandma-excitement and enthusiasm carried over to home.
DS sorts by color, and judges size well enough to put cylinders of different diameters and heights into these cyinder blocks. Using the knobs to lift the blocks also develops fine motor. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.montessorisupplier.co.za/images/1mm.020-020.1-2-3-4.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.montessorisupplier.co.za/sensorial.html&h=273&w=425&sz=42&tbnid=Ie55nLw1oFVFEM:&tbnh=77&tbnw=120&zoom=1&usg=__8LSI3aPrhTCPrL1K4nyBvOqkrbQ=&docid=l47V7wFGzvWM0M&sa=X&ei=6pAvUqS0OsjPiwLSx4G4Bg&ved=0CFQQ9QEwAw&dur=1713
But he does not arrange the cylinders outside of the block, and also, like Avee's daughter, regularly puts bigger blocks on top of smaller ones. I think that just takes time playing and experimenting to learn what makes a stable tower.
I first taught him about matching with a set of animal dominoes. He enjoyed playing that and it gave us a chance to learn the words "same" and "different" and "match". I think we started that around 20 months? Not sure.
We started working a lot with fine-motor activities around 18 months, because I was a little worried that DS was completely uninterested in drawing/painting etc. I think he best way to start is with "transferring" activities - (for examlpe, using a sponge to transfer water between two bowls, or using a spoon to fill up plastic eggs to make shakers) and scooping and pouring sand, birdseed, or rice. These types of activities are REALLY engaging for them. Playdough is also really good for building up handstrength. We've been doing more threading/beading recently, and my mom discovered he's able to do some simple laciing, so we may make some simple lacing shapes to play with soon. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71374A13GZL.gif&imgrefurl=http://www.amazon.com/Patch-Products-Smethport-Lauri-LR-2561/dp/B00000IV8B&h=292&w=500&sz=163&tbnid=FlzlAemNLG83vM:&tbnh=71&tbnw=121&zoom=1&usg=__Y8OzfDEWL9hBSAm49o0Q8NyqiWY=&docid=TGzsuvPgH6JNlM&sa=X&ei=_pEvUo67J8v0iwKk24DoDw&ved=0CDoQ9QEwBA&dur=730
Good fine motor skill exercises can be things like picking up small items like raisins or cheerios. Peeling stickers and sticking them. Put a few favorite snacks in a clear container with the lid screwed on loose. Each time tighten the lid a little, the goal is to make it difficult for LO to get the lid off but not impossible. Finger painting, this can be done in the shower with shaving cream (you can add food coloring to it for color. Beading, you can use string and froot loops to make a necklace and then eat it. Coloring/drawing. Turning pages in a book, flap books are great they distract from the work and instead are fun with a lot of chances to work on fine motor skills.
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Before taking the trip we have done a lot of research, this our second time visiting the country. We've done Northern Territory and Southern part a couple of years ago. As we visited on high season December to January we know we have to booked all the accommodations in advance and also a lot of tourist during time of the year
We booked our car in advance along with our flight, we know before taking this trip, that one of the easiest way to explore the country is having your own wheel. The distance might be too long, but you'll see so many places and drive where you want and stop anytime
Is a vast country and planning your itinerary is very important, so, you know where you go. We start our journey in Sydney, and we follow and drove most of the time the coastal line
If you love art or a great outdoors Victoria has always something to offer you. This state has many huge both scenic and cultural attractions. From beautiful public spaces and state-of-the-art museums to traditional sites and rare wildlife.
Discover the romantic cafes and bars and shopping streets of Melbourne follow the Great Ocean Road. Drive on the winding roads along the wineries in the Yarra Valley and bag per stern wheeler down the Murray.
Swim with dolphins from Mornington Peninsula and go to Phillip Island watching fairy penguins. Trek through the rugged Grampians and then relax in the sauna in Daylesford. Bushwalk on the coast of Gippsland, go to the slopes of High County or discover the beautiful architecture of a city in the Goldfields.
This 104-mile route winds from the Apollo Bay down to the 12 Apostles and takes you along national parks, pristine beaches and spectacular views. The most awe inspiring formations on the coast are the Twelve Apostles. A spectacular coastal attractions along the Great Ocean Road. Drive one of the world's most iconic scenic touring routes along the stunning coastline of Victoria
A little further to the west is the London Bridge, a huge natural bridge with two through seawater carved arches.
All calls for a name change on here, since in the 90's one of the arches of the bridge collapsed. As a result, a couple secretly from the mainland was separated by a gaping hole.
Luckily, no one died, but many tourists witnessed. But, bridge or no bridge it remains a beautiful rock.
After two tourists in the area remained in the sea. A helicopter had to rescue them from their plight. London Bridge is still a fascinating feature and the size of it is hard to comprehend
The Loch Ard Gorge is very impressive too. You can have a good walk on the beach, and you were surrounded on all sides by cliffs list ones.
Stand on top of the cliff and you'll be amazed at the sheer size of the cliffs and the narrow opening out to sea
The Arch is a natural bridge from a cliff towards the sea. On the inaccessible beach below us we see only bird tracks and the characteristic trail of snakes, billowing over the beach.
One can imagine that many ships are stranded on the rocks in this wild area in the past. It is estimated that a total of more than 700 ships were wrecked in the middle and at the end of the nineteenth century.
Some kilometers after Port Campbell arrives one at Lord Arch Gorge. Here stabbing the rock walls straight up from the sea. In 1878 fared here on the cliffs ship Lord Arch. Two people survived the disaster. These were Tom Pearce and Eva Carmichael. A memorial on the beach reminder of this family
- Pros:A very scenic drive along the coastal road
- Cons:Somes of the sights are steps going down
- In a nutshell:Amazing rock formations
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|Imagine laying on
a soft comfortable bed, covered by a thick fluffy comforter, while
outside, close enough you can hear them, the sleeping whales breathe
gently in the night air. Listening quietly, you slip from your
bed, your feet enjoy the soft rug on the floor. You shiver as the
cool air surrounds you. To ward off the cold you wrap a soft hotel
furnished robe around you. Stepping outside your seaside accommodation
you marvel at a sky filled with millions of stars.
Some information about our seaside tented lodge or if you like, call it our whale safari camp.
1. Our camp is the closest camp or seaside whale watching location to the USA border.
2. Located inside the protected Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve. Access only through a secured gate located 15 miles from our camp.
3. Seaside location on the shore of Laguna Ojo de Liebre.
4. Remote location is 30 miles from the nearest small town. 250 miles from the nearest large town and 450 miles from the USA border.
5. A safe and friendly location far from the stress of big cities.
We welcome solo travelers and do not penalize you for traveling alone.
The camp is quiet and dark, but the solar path lighting sets a fantasy
world scene, with muted light reflecting on the lapping waves at the
shore. In the distance a lonely coyote howls a call to her
mate. Roosting shore birds rustle with the sound of the
coyotes. A friendly kangaroo mouse skitters beneath a bush as you
stroll past the large dining tent, now quiet and dark. A large
and silent owl swoops past the camp, perhaps stalking that cute desert
Camp amenitiesReal bedroom size at 10' X 14' with standing headroom even for those of us 6 foot tall.
What's in our Tents
Rugs on the floor.
Comfortable beds with soft mattresses, fluffy comforters, warm fleece blankets & cushy pillows.
Warm and cozy robes to slip on for showering or relaxing as you watch whales from your bed.
Convenient clothing and gear storage with molded hangers convenient open basket style storage.
Showers & toilets
Gas fired water heaters to provide 24 hour instantly hot water. Large and convenient to use.
Real flush toilets like in most homes.
Whale watching
We are convinced this is the single best location on the planet for whale watching.
There is no location anywhere with as many whales ready to come up close to your boat.
A typical tour includes either one or two boat trips each, depending on the specific itinerary.
Baja Jones has an unblemished perfect 20 year history of successful trips with close encounters.
At the edge of the camp grounds you pause to gaze out at the dark
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and baby gray whale came to the side of your boat. Your dream of
petting a wild whale was now reality. One of the most exciting
days you have ever experienced is coming to an end. Wisely you
return to your well appointed tent to get a few hours sleep before you
set out to find another friendly whale.
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Typically we provide 3 meals each day. Breakfast and lunch are ordered from a normal cafe style menu. (click here to view menu)
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We provide coffee, hot or cold tea and purified water all day. Hot water & coffee in thermos' available for in your tent all the time.
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Argus (Newspaper) - October 23, 1789, London, Middlesex b� ITh b at*e-Roy A1* Will be ptefented : K 1 K G . R I d H III. - ' ' . � Kftffc Richard^^ItSRI^V, ' 7 Mr. fcV ATT \ 7' tidy Aiine^M* WTP.i Duthfft of - Y-otki Mr? �..PI'ATT ) �. POPE. irhtreBj given, i - npHAT; onfe new- tIGHr HOUSEjs built JL ' ofl-tbe Wami of PORTLAND* to-%e ufedtinttead of the Southmoft of,the Two fqrmer Lighr Houfts, upon Whkh a Light is exhibited, on a hew principle. j .:>:: The-^rpiftUf ^cftihg Seufe -is in order to JAfi^y? Aips, between the Shambles, anidie Race of Portland. J. Ships-Pafling'In the day time and Wing oceaiipn to jpnAn-topordahd Road, n.eed oniy.to bring.the Newjf-ight Houfe, ron ifith the Did tforthrobft Light ttoufe, and keeping thofc rnwkfc on,"may ftand within two cables*-length, of the ; STATE .LOTTERY. Stamp O'ffice, Somerfet Place,Sept. X7S9. IS Majefty^ CoinmiiEoners for managing-' the Stamp'*Dutie*s,-'Wrcby give notice, that the' following are the orily FerfjnS who are1 duly licenfed by them for felling Tickets in theprefent State Lotteries*: - When their Li- � James Bran fcomb and I fa a c Goodman, Holboin - - '/' r James Branfcomb and Ifaac Goodman, N0.4, Cornhill - i . John Brnck/haw, �� Royal. Exchange, CornhiU ' - - , 1 - Paffing in the tiYght-time, by Sringing the two .Lights in An* lie Queen. Tfl! which will be ad&d tbe Burletta of D AS. I Mid�.^'ED.WJNj. , Silerio; M^PAVIES;; ' P^, Mr-REEVE j .. ' Pa^taSsMr.ROGK^^Jfipiter- Mr.UARtEVj , r^nd Ap'bllo, Mf. JOHNSON. / D4phne,.Mrs. 1*4AHTifR j . .Myfis, Mrs. webb,- Jun>, Mifs STU ART i AndNyfa," Mrs tfiejr'gei within the above diftance from thelRqrc, ikfeyinay run-atong the lahd;^ tUl thjy lofe-ilght of th�.New jbTght, and then bypeering N.N. .E.^ndN.. by 2, tljey may g�fij}to jbod anchoring ih clevea or twelve fathoms, water.; R O Y A L C 1 R C US. Mr. P A M E R ; Will Kavetfie Jibnour to ^refent.to the Public his Varied ,: EhtertaTnirient of ' GEORGE and BLUE BOAR INN, HO L B O JIN, - �" Set out the following -'Carnages, *j OLYHEAD Aew POST-COACIf� JtraveZs Jfl :by^dayi fets out every: tfibfniti% ac five o'clock pre-xifely, through Oxford, Birmingham, and Sirewfbury;*: to carry four Infides and three outfides 5 dine at Oxford, fleejp at Stratford upon Avon, breakfafl next morning At Birj-mingham, fleep at Shrewlbury, andlilanTOoft the next even> ng; and arrive early at Holyhead the next day, from Whence-proceeds the Packet for Dublin without delay. \ NEWCASTLE, = rBDINBURGH, and ^LASV . BATH and BRISTOL. nc^v ind comrrtodious Poft. CSoache'si do-carr^ Jourlnfideland two Out^de'Paflfengers, . fets out every mbmingat acjuarte'r'paft'Pive b'Clock, Suh-day.excegwd, called the.Flying Mercury, with Jour horfes all the wayl gels^oTBath punequally at nine at night. Places fcobked throughout to Briltol, Moridayj^ Wednefday, and Friday mornings, and arrives at'the Pelican at 10 o'clock the fime'night. . , Aifo, jthe ROVAL BLUE COACH, ftts out eyery Afv 'terhoo'nat Three o'clock,; and will breakfaftat .Batlr next' XDpining;. A Company may be accommodateS with a Coacbat their own .time, arid taken up at their own Houfe, Von reafonabieterms. 'Tfhe Coaches call at the White Bear,, Piccadilly. :- ]"[� ' ^ STAMFORD,. STILTON, 'apd St."NEOTST original �Coach, :Overy.night at-nine o'clock. .' >� 'OUNDLE and THRAPSTON Coach, Thurfday and Sunday night, at half p*ft eight. - � ' ' * * - BRIGHTON atijiv^EWES cdmmo^ipus Poft Coach; every morning, at a quarterbefore Six, Sundays excepted. NEWMARKET, WALDEN, and LINTON Coach,; ; TuefSay, Thurfday, and Saturday* morning at Sixv Good > conv&iience/or luggage. ' / . * HARROW^QACH; eyerf afternopnat fouro^clock. Carriages b Dover, Margatr, Ramfgate� Canterbury Deal; Bach| ind Briftoi, may be %tzd oh the' ifixnrteft notice,, fets out whatever time wiihed for, arid the paflengers taken, up at their own houfes. - -; N- B. Every care will be paid.to parcels^ fcc.fent by any; of theabovecarriages 5 but the Proprietors giy_cJ this notice thsy will not be accouritable for any article of above five pounds value, unlefs fpecifiesfc at the Ume*dclivered| anrl" � Infiirance paid. V � Henry Woplfey Byfield aind- Samuel Hawkfwortli,- Charing-crofs ;George Carrol, High-ftreet, Shadwell JohnCaffin, Cityof Briftol � tandre-tK^ arxd John Beardmore, 1 ,, . - - - --� '--vt- 1 ;: jun>PiccadiHy; - - - a- George JEjarrifoni Piccadilly Robert Hazard, Thomas Burne, and Ed* . ward Warner, Royal Estchange, Cornr * I ��t tilW KVUU *iiwjiuixi>5 J** ww,i*.**.v. .......-------------- a � - *- ,_mA . O J \ 1 - v- y : 4 hill - - - - � � Richard.Hodge?[and William Norton, ' No. 149, Oxfordiflreet . Wi Iliam Hodges ^ i 24, pall MaU .Thomas Horn/by,- Pornhill' * John Johnfon, P^peVhead^alfey, Corn- Henry L'ajande, Charing-crofs George Leffie and "Wm. Scott, City of Edinburgh v a - T3; John MaHdifon, Channg-crofs William Nicholfon, Bank-ftreet, Corh- ThoroaR ^Tprthall,. New Bond-ftreet \ Peter Richardfon, William Gobdljick,, George Arriull,-*and 'William .tea, No. X04, Cornhill, arid No. 8, Charing-crofs \ .- .. V1 John Shower, Ne\y Bond-ftreet * Amelia Thomas and Wm. Weir, Fieet-ftreet James Thompfon and Son, City of Edin- - burgh r ' Henry Wchfijer, No. ao, Fleetrftreet John Wehh^m, Poultry Laurence Weft Wenham, and Frederic cences expire. 7th Aug. 1790 V 21 ft Aug. 1790 F 1 20th Aug. 1790 2d Oct. 1790 �ixthNov. 4th Sept. 1700 6th Aug. 4790 �6thSepr. 7790 17th OcJ. 1790 teg.rity'ahd juftice^ ai^ that.hejs,well informed �' flclion'of aiij-ridiclmcfir was: cbjiiriVed, anim A S Y O U L I KB IT. - B ^ S T I L E. . ' [ T the ROYAL CIRCUS, St,Georce> T H I S, EVE KING, 24th July, 1790; � j ' - - � r i a � � �- ,ftSth Sept. 1790 4th Feb. 1790 2oth Aug. 179Q � � r 28th Sept. 1790 27th July, 1790 L m 24th July, 17 90 24th July, 17.90 p a. 24th Sept. 2790 13th June, 1790 F E AT S of HORSE M AN SHIP,. By ihd his inimitafelfi Mr. PALMER will deliver his Whimfical, Satirical, Serious and Coaiic � * o L I Oi As delivered by Jiini, ,at the Lyceum, in the Strand, with great'applaUfe. T / - V-'Sefore the EriterUihment, Mr.. Palmer will deliver an occa-fional Addrcfsr written by Mr* Fellamy. � � * � � To wiiich will be added, A New Pantomimic .Entertainment, called. . The DESfeRtER :of: NAPLES; \. loth Sept. 1790 26th Aug. 1790 ^5th Nov. 1789. j;5th 6ft. i 7th Aug. 34th July, 1790 1790 1790 7th Feb.-1790 -4 w Or, Royal .CJeirtency, . ;Under the Direftion of Mf. PALMER. $he AflTSyDuets,and Chorufl'es, Compofed i^Mr.R'EEYEi Jrh� avcrbre and the refcof the Mufic'by MDNSIGNY^ PHILIDORE, &c. ;�"> 14th Se^t. '1790 5tb Sept.1790 . 5th.June#iy9oj 12th Oft. 1790 Henry, by Mr. PALMER. � � Skinnift-, Mr.FOLLET, tun. Simkin, Mr. MEADOWS y Louifa, Mad. FERRERE. fV J' Afttr which will be prefented (For the tenth Time) THr G AT C H C L U B; ; Scott, St. JamesVftreet � John White and Daniel Forrefr, City of -Edinburgh : - ' : O"" I Jofeph Winpenny, City of Briftol Stephen Wrig!it, Charing-crofs John Wright, jun.-^o. 168, Piccadilly And the Commifiioners think it necefla'y thus publlckiy to caution all perfons againft buying pr felling any Shares of Tickets! otherthan fuch as are legally ftaxnped; the Acl having prohibited, under large . penalties,> the dealing in Chances under any Pretence or Device whatfoever j which may depend on the contingency of Drawing the faid Ticket, and aifo %ht PuBtasHiNC Proposals for any fuch pur- By (kiterfthe^opamifljoners.. � JOHN BBjETTELL, Secxeftary. c* falfchoods, have jjeremptorily fworn, that1 he puvchafed " fuch contuaftffom Hugh,' Hendry, or Humphry ShcrgoM, at the fame time well knowing k-yvas falfe,- and that hi had purch'aftii it from this cfepbnent and no oneelfe,, an^ ** who now, maketh :oatb>. that/fuch contract'was nqtpurr > " chafed from Hugh, Henry, or Humphry ShergpVd, but 5'" from this Deponent, who,"forthe fake of public juftic>.r-" and to difcover the dreadful iniquity,*ii ready to fta.nd forward, and inconteftibly prove it, as well as tatty-the merits of die cafe upon-any legal inveftigation." . i.. -And this Dep^ent farthcr.fayethv.that-he 19 adviftiby" c* legal authorlty,Mthat fuch contiacts are not illegal, That '* he verily,believes1 they have.ahyays ;becn FiilfiVicd withiri- ,that the csnfefled to "be fo by the aiSrefaid THOMAS WOOD, he being con-. fcioitts that.it had- Jio foundadpn in faft^ *and fojely as a �/device to give colour rat a malicious advertifemen^to^injure thefirm of Shergold and Co. \ � THOMAS WILLIAMS/* T " - Sworn before me>. , This2crhday of Odbb^r, I7'8r>; . WILLIAM HYDE. 4 TO EVERV FEELING MAN I� ENGLAND. The charadlfer which his honeftjy advanxed. to avow the truth, is irreproachable-very different from that of T.-.WOOD. ' " l' ' Let this bafe man now come forth, if he DARE, and after -hislnfamous fubterfugc of fp on ding the public money" in offering preteri^rewards, meetIhFACWA'L PARTY, and try his falfej fabricated fiftio^of a fraud. The'infernal Villainy;-'ptajfeWed .now fteWitfelf., The perpetrator is* a Portuguefe, rib"Jr under an indictment for a , confpiracy-no Engliflbrhan could be.hired to affsfiihate un- blemimed conduct-to SUBVERT the laws, not to enforce them. / , That a Foreigner, apprehended as a contriver of;the horrible device of purloining a Ticket from the State Lot-teVy Wheel, fuilied with onrcfutcd impeachmentslof every bafe trick finiftar ingenuity could, ranfack, flxou.!d appear with a colour, of authority as a Supervifor, and. Reformer of Lotteries, has atcomlhed the World, and blunted the point of the dagger aimed at our exiiteace and reputation. , . 1 . * Yet this "man has had the addrefs to extract money annually from .the Infurance "Bro'ITers," under 'fallacious pretences of deluding Government;' m:o Acts of Parliament, palming unfubftantial fetmrtties for Licences, and ajnukitude of fchemes equally empLy and dilhonourable. As a laft refource,1 he pcrfdadid tlierh lie could make this Houfe the ladder to their Viflies, and by manufacturing a ihadow of objection, erect upon it a triumphant monopoly'' of Oa'mbling^Infurancefor thofe whole purieswerc, and re-cently have been, open to Ins calls* He lias had TWO HUNDRED POUNDS from one lnfurance Office only! .Upon this original, fcheme, cemented by a monftroua mafs of faifehpod>nd imposition upon Government, this man was hoiked into the vifion of aquation, where in prudent t: "Ptefident, Mr. PALMER; J / :The Anacteonuc Scrig, by Mr. MEADOWS ; Tfie. Vocal Parts by. Mr-; Meadows', Mr. Ciemfon^ Mr. Mallet^M*. At kin's, Mt- WiUpughby, Mr. Bund, Mr. Odwdl, Mr/CWapmahi and Mr.Kendrick. The:CATCH�$ and GLEES will-be varied every Evening; To which will Office of Inspector of Lo;tt�ry Offices at the Stamp Office in Lonrjon. FIVE GUINEAS REWARD. The T R I U MPH of L I B E R T Y, INFORMATION -baying been received, that iiotwithllanding; the.repeated Cautions from this Office, ii) be added (for the 6jd^Time) an entire new J fev2ral Perfonshave dared to,fend many Thoufands of ille-arid fplendid Ehtertainmentf founded on the fubjed of the j gal Shares or Chances;tri the Lattery, for Safe'in the diflfcr- 'l\ French Revolution, calW 1 J'ent Country Towns (in Great Britairrj Notice'is hereby . given, that the Vinjlefs thereof, are liable to be immediately ) feized and puniflied as Rogues and Vagabocds, and thatFlVE | GUINEAS-reward.will be paid on Gonvictioh of any'Perfon who fhall.be apprehended in the Act of felling any Shaves or Chances in the Lotcery, that are not {tamped with the Die containing the words Stute IrOtCcry, Stamp Office." .- And whoever will give. Information at this Off ce if'the Names and^iaces'.of Abcdc of any pcrfon fo nffciid ng, it will bcefteemed a favour, and their-Nahies iha;l be kept i.-crct. . -/ T. WOOD, The Or, the DESTRUCTION of B A ST I L E. With, for the 5th time, the INTRODUCTION of Mr. PALMER, die whole-of .the affecting Story of Matilda 'and he> Father, as related at Pa is, and other incidents foimtd from.'authcncic accounts recently received from thence. Together with an entire nevv, and exact representation of the BASr-"TILE, and the'fortifications thereof, on a'grand and ex-tenfive fcale, which the Manager hus brought'forward at .ai. Very ponfiderable e'xpencCj as (8me acknowledgement of thc^ veryi-ijplendid and uncomjpnon encouragement, the; above, entertainment liai received from thcpuBlic-.j Tke ASIATIC TOOTH-POWDER; f \ � i 4i _ ^ '9 , ORIENTAL -DENTRIFICE./.. �Exhibiting one of the grandefi^and mpftjnterefting'Spec- tacles that ever engaged,the Feelings, of Mankind ; Including*. amongli a Variety of!other ftriking Matters incident to the: :Event, the.whole of the Plan, Attacfc, Storming, Capture,' and Demolition of that horrid,Sepulchre of aPeopie, the Baf- tUc. The dreadful WtTacre of the Citizens that firft; ;pafledi;he prawbrldge-^The Execution of t!:e Goverhor-ahd;- jfeor-The' Whole of-the'. feyera) Military Engagements' arid Proceffions pn'that aiiji other Occafxuns 5 together with. ith6 ProccediRgs that gave Freedom to the Empire of France.. ^The'Speech delivered July. 29, to the,French Troops, by Monfi-Moreau de St, Merry, on the Deftruction of the; ;'Baftile,*-bV Mr. Palymet.3 ''j Iri the crturfe of the Reprcfentation, the following Difplay of SCENERY, rJainted on juirpofe' for "the Piece,' � by Mr.iCAPON, ��Vv A Grand Perfpeftrve View of rJ^t PONT N^U^, in PARIS', With theE^uettnan SUtoeof'Henry-lV; A new View of the* Outfide of ^the B^STlLE'and'braw-' " bridge.; - -. ^iTo.^Jj.Fieetrirrefltj/jaear Chancery^lane, byC ' fole Proprietor, and Succeflor to Dr. Debraw. Clark, 1 w Po'.vder� challenges comparUbn wkhr all others,, as toeflkacy. and-:.fafety --La ufe. �;Tecth,-however fou) and dlfcolourod, wilj, on.a Jingle; trial, acquire, a beautiful white nefs, and be 'dotred' mitarita^oufly of-that . incrustation which expofes Ladies and - Gentlemen W the pernicious practice of having them'fcalcd. This .Tooth Powderhas, not \n HSiCompoCtion, any. acid "to corrode or wear OiF-the^riamel of the Teeth \. and from Jts aftringent quajity; it t^rcngth'eils the gums, and is an 'in-' fallible remedy.Lo prefcrve a. good fet of;Teeth, b'i's prepared from an^lxidran earthly Tubftance, called ^y the natives t Acuara, from which'tliey^alf^extract a Tinfture; and in cafe of a difprderinthe Gums, they apply the Tincture, which will totally eradicate the complaint-, : A Picturefque View of thean/ide of the BASTILE, With the various INSTRUMENTS of TORTURE,. T^e. dtrntrent Gratings .Dungeons, and Ceils, from which the feveral miferable Objects' made their emancipation* A Vic* of the Entrance* to -the- Plate de Dauphin, near the . Pant'Neuf. . * r . 1 � . . The-whokto conclude with' - BRITANNIA feafed in her TRIUMPHAL CAR, S ipporting wj GrandTVaiifp'arent Portraits of The KING and QUEEN of GREAT BRITAIN. TheMufic compiled from^the mofteminent/Fr,cnch Mafters, and Songs arid Recitatives compofed by Mr. CHAPMAN. Henry Du Bois> with, addifir>nal Scene1!, ^th time), Mr. ALMER,- Mar^urs de Launay, Governor of the Baftilc, Mr. M^dows, .Officer^ Mr. _ Clemtfpn^.-.Coufjt" Vidoni, P 'Foil �ampn^. pe ipie of the, firft di^ihet/oni has rendered-any.'&d-' vertifing panegyrie unnecef&ry. > t..%. .-,'.-'sA af feveral drug gifts and perfumers to town, under " 'A&tenrpbtiS' "PbWaefLa;nies' an4';TCfer th$ title of itteinen Mi. fon; GranH BaiUij?, .Mi;, ^aWet^ Herald Matilda's Father, Mr. Chapman! Britanmay wJtir a'So^ m Chara^cr, Mils fcEMMI'TT, v And Matilda; Mrs, L E FF ^ ;.' . Guards, Militia, CltizensrVyiagerstEiccutidacrs, &c. . . ?�.V^xes Pit as.-Gairery � :' Places for the,Boxes to be taken of Mr. REID, at ,thc"Stag2j door.. Too* TihctuVei'is; the Buttle. N. B� I'he^iffeient Roads to the Theatre arc wejl lighted - and watchedt* Inspector of Lotwry..Offices. OFFICE of INbPECiOR, of LOTTERY OFFICES," at the! STAMP OFFICE,, inLOHDON. TO THE 'PUBLIC. ; � ' HE RE AS Henry Shergoid, alias Hum- -phry Shergoid, alias Hugh Shergjld, late of Lorn-" bArd-itreer, London, (iarids indicteJ for "a fraud,: in the . County of Middlefex in obtaining a fiim of money, by unlawfully felling a certain paper writing, partly printed and partly wr}tt3n,;'purport�ng to bi faidTHOMASWdOIJ minutely enquired and was rh>h " .m^rnfisi.'the name of this.Deponent," whosn he afcef- � ledge of "Ma name and peribn. re the World. ^ m We might bave^prevented-iheir violence again ft this houfe, if wehad agreed to give A SUfSl ICEQyiREO,which*e can e4ectualfy- prova, as well at thfrt?khj>le'A:hcme intended. THIS MAN'S OFFICE COULD DOf^iftTHING BUT ENABtEfftMS^LF PLUNDER.. /.�QJ�>LS AND KNAVES. . .'. . ' . ;n ' The confpiracy again ft this houfe few, even Bankers, could furmount, ^t has coft'the proprie�ors near FOUR THOUSAND* POUNDS, whrch lacking fpirit, thev might have �uafhed 'for1 ONE HUNDRED. SoraucVwas Government en fnarert, that above THREE7 HUNDRED POUNDS of .the Pubtjc mtfney :have .been weekly laviihed to fupport a palpable chicane and perjury. If we dealt in Policies, which wedo not. all evcr.fold in this counci-y never reached in ef-ftdt, one-tenth pfthe exp^ncejn the pretended fupprefiioh, where Ten Pounds were pver received for Policies or Chances Tei\Thoufand ara-fported for lnfurances, independent of the fir ft beingmorally innocent and the latter evidently ,de-�{tructlvc. Added to all this, the conduct of this man'has prevented the actual file ofthe Tickets, to the ii j�iry of the revenue, of five times ciu amdunt'of his'fru;tlefs*sxpen:ceis hi has coft the Nation,TEN THOUSAND POUNDS already. * We have had -the Money of the TreafUry poured in tor-rehes to contend with, and many of the Newfpapers murdering our reputation, yet,'flume to'relate, inexorably fiiut" againit our vindication. , . . UncJ^rthis fevere pr'eflure, a licence'illegally re/iifed, and dai ly repvpbuted for not being licenced, weracted With mude; a�-Xiou, caimnefs, and, 'we h^pe^ becoming tefolution. We challengedf one. charge of � iihonour or diihonefty to be produced during many years trial. It could not be done.-* "Upon applying to our fricjidfc, and patronsi^for rei>rences to fupport the Houfe, we had above five thoufand names fub- fcribed, vvhich may be Teen/ We offered tj convince Governmentof4:he delufton prac-tifed, and that-vftrwere of important fcrvice^o the Revenue. An enquiry would.have fuved immenfe expencc, and adre 4-fut'fcsuii of infamy never before tarni/hing the dignicy or a Public Office. Our Caie is theCafeof every Man in the Kingdom. There is nut a Banker or Trader but may. bs icrulhed to �pieces,*whhout iaworjur^, by this rnoifc alarming novz\ fyrtem, to which all Excite is hue a fhadow. �; '.'After- the 'cruel opprcilion Vrc have fyrFered, we ft ill n re convinced th^t neither Adniiniittatioh or the Coimniflioners .of the4Stam'p Ornce, whom we held in hi^h rc-ipect, could, ttnbwiiigly, "cd^ -proceedings'and wicked injuitice. They have been bafely linpofed upon by a.long cuncerted train of s.jnplicated deception, in which very many arc concerned, and, loch nnme& as w^il not here, be mentioned. SHERGOLD and Co. N. B. The whble Controycrfy, in few wbrds^ is thus 2 By" the bzft advice we - are. warranted in a' Conduction of the {Acts of Parliament, which is not perfectly agreeable to' fp;ne perfons who have coo long been in habits of con-fidering their a-but=U. . - \ Wh':n it.manifcftly appeared that we were rightj vengeance fu.perfeded legal exertion. A Perftn^notoyipully Iriramoui and unprinc'pled, has been employed toilake-thi. public mo- ..w^ - -------, - '1 - - O $ �* �- - ,i �> - �---- :--w extended through all the Newfpapers .�! England, with the* fcheme of weighing us '4'dVra : by the expencc of rcfuta-tion. ...... ^ � Had this. Malignity been. at*pHe4 to any ltoufe of Jefs 'ftrcngth and r^fou'rees, It .niuit h-tyc completed its rdfiu There isiio' Houte, no Banker, no Twiicr, againft whom it^y be.practifed. !- ; * ;� v-v" ? - - >iltmaff fflrciWyUrikeevetyo^ alpnei.-l5 the marked obj^ft of vibdJ�tivefury. !If any doubts of the;pfecj'fe legality have been ftartfc^as to- the engage-'me^tsi ;its."''hbip6urtb!e':;iu^rity in ruiHtjingr them is the more Q'onfj>i*iudusj ahd is- udiveriaUy. admitted to be extern pTar^nd b^yo'nd Ceaferi;,; ^ / ^ ;"""V /hSSiP Bui t> they Perfons, or; whofe illegality there U no; do\i^ Srho never Attempted to obtain Licen?;j> arjd worfe than Whofc iritiehtibnsiMike WOOD*s'irf h> own lnfurance fithrew^-rKcIjeviht and..dfcamp, winked at� to prey u^oa the t^nwarj withow. any not.ee. ;


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Just got a call from Mike who was very straight forward (yay!) , but it turns out my C5 DOES fall in the VINs with the recall It's also a separate issue than my original gearbox issue. Apparently the parts will be flown in from India and mine will be one of the first fixed, but no timeline given.Bleh. Still, least I should hopefully be safe to ride over 50mph when I finally get it back.
Anyone reading this will have their enthusiasm for the new UCE a bit tarnished. I sort of feel bad I recommended the bike on some other forums. Matbe i'll just sit back and observe.
No tarnish here. My wife's C5 is on the way (teal) and she's looking forward to it. Sounds like this is the only engine to be offered next year, so I feel confident RE will do what it takes to correct any issues and keep the machines rolling. By the way, I'll be heading for the Land o' the Sky for Belle Chere and maybe a little ride. Wonder how my Bullet would do on the Dragon's Tail...
Maybe we can get a few Bulleteers together and do the Blue Ridge Parkway. Fun2drum is out this way, and there is some old guy who has an AVL we might be able to get ride if he has a tank on his bike.
Still no word. I think I'll call tomorrow, but doubt there will be any good news, probably another few weeks to go.Bleh.
hi marrtyn.(our) dealer hasn't rung me once about this recall, so today i rang him and finally he took my details, frame no etc. and said he would fax them to w/s and i would get the letter. by the way when i spoke to mike at the open day he had no record of me at all. regards davem (mack)
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Glass Holder Blk W/Chrome Rim - Beckson
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Recessed Drink Holder (Beckson Marine)
Black with chrome accent. Cavity under flange for caulking in place. No screws necessary for installation. Molded-in stand-off on bottom prevent …
Install almost anywhere. There are molded in stand-offs on the bottom of holders to help prevent condensation build-up and keep containers from sticking to the bottom and four generous holes that allow for drainage at different angles.
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The app, called AirSig Password Wallet, can recognize a signature in a fraction of a second. A research group found that the system falsely rejects valid signatures only 0.63 percent of the time. Researchers also found, however, that the system is far from infallible, as false signatures were accepted by the app almost one percent of the time. The app is, however, a big improvement over previous apps that offer the same functionality.
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|SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR A TEMPLATE-BASED ENCRYPTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - An encryption management system provides a solution for embedded system device authentication, secure server-to-device communications, and encryption key management. It reduces implementation times and costs associated with using cryptography for authentication and data privacy with embedded systems applications by freeing application developers from having to develop, manage, or update security-based features in their server-based applications. The template-based approach of the system provides highly customable and accessible security functionalities. To utilize services provided by the encryption management system in some embodiments, calling applications provide input parameters and function calls in the form of a template at runtime, and the output in the form of encrypted and secured messages are either sent to the client devices automatically or returned to the calling applications. As such, security functionalities and objects, though segregated in the encryption management system to provide enhanced protection, can still be easily accessed and can be updated without recompiling the calling applications.


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The trend of bouncers surrounding celebrities when they make a public appearance is a "funny" concept, says Anupam Kher and adds that they "deprive you of love and warmth from people".
The 58-year-old was performing his autobiographical play "Kucch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai" in the capital and he was surrounded by a couple of security people for his protection.
"At 'Kucch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai' show yesterday (Saturday), I encountered the culture of bouncers closely. They were for my safety. Felt claustrophobic," Anupam posted on Twitter Sunday.
However, Anupam, who has acted in over 400 movies in Bollywood, finds the idea of providing security to celebrities uncalled for and feels that it stops fans from showering their warmth.
"Bouncers protecting 'so called' celebrities is a funny concept in India. The only thing it does is to give a false sense of importance," he wrote.
"Bouncers deprive you of love and warmth from people. Also, I find it extremely comical," added Anupam who has two movies lined up for release - "Yamla Pagla Deewana 2" and "Gang Of Ghosts".
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The Carlat Psychiatry Blog offers thoughts on who should be listed as an author of a medical journal article.
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I'm always stoked when I see people showing their support for animal rights, but Atlanta really represented at Warped Tour on Monday. Check out all these awesome people showing that they'll never go to a circus that uses animals, then be sure to take the pledge yourself!
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""How many leaders actively seek out and encourage views alien and at odds with their own? All too few...Who in your organization serves as your Challenger In Chief? Interrogating the choices you are considering making? Making you consider the uncontemplated, the unimaginable and that which contradicts or refutes your position? And also challenging you?""
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Hey guys,I am really mad about this.I will be honest. I really trusted these fools like Mike and Bill to do something right.Can we file a class action law-suit against Cadence, Mike Fister and Bill Porter? Man, my hard earned money is down the toilet.Do we have someone who knows the law to answer if we can sue these guys for mis-management and financial mess?Thanks!
Just call all these law firms investigating Cadence to talk about your rights
its clear now that Fister got the boot for revenue recognition violations....it's against the law , and he could go to jail for misleading investors. The board has no option but to fire him , but too late as the damage was already done - just Enron on a smaller scale. I doubt he will be getting another job any time soon. I'm sure there will be a number of class action lawsuits as a result.
Look at Cadence's history... they re-reported financials several times, even before Fister got there. The one common element...PORTER!!!!!! This makes the 3rd significant restatement in 6 years? The board should be toast for allowing that


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