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The county of Cornwall has been attracting holidaymakers for decades and is without doubt one of the UK's most loved holiday destinations, with its rich abundance of natural assets; beautiful beaches, dramatic sea cliffs, pretty fishing harbours and winding country lanes.
Cornwall's unique charm and its stunning countryside and coastal landscapes are easy to access in this compact corner of south west England and you won't have to travel far from your Cornish cottage to find it!
A host of top quality visitor attractions and holiday activities await you and here you'll also find a fine selection of Cornish cottages, suitable for families and couples alike. But before you start packing your bags you might like a few suggestions for things to see and places to go on your break.
The Eden Project is undeniably one of the most popular attractions in Cornwall. This all-weather oasis offers a wealth of stunning flora in an amazing collection of 'biomes'. Or, if you fancy getting out in the open-air then a visit to the Lost Gardens of Heligan is a must.
Padstow is highly recommended for those seeking the fine Cornish cuisine. This lovely coastal town offers an endearing sense of community and, thanks to the involvement of Rick Stein, several fantastic eateries.
For a unique occasion why not take in a play at the Minack Theatre, one of the world's most spectacular open-air venues perched on the cliff side facing the sea.
Similarly, St Ives celebrates a rich and varied artistic heritage through its Tate Gallery, the Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Garden and much more.
With Cornwall's temperate climate its beaches are perhaps one of the biggest attractions; a spectacular coastline extends for mile after mile and whether you want to surf, swim, stroll or just relax, you won't be short of fantastic activities and great seaside locations.
With an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that covers 12 separate geographical areas, walking in Cornwall is a delight. Enjoy the beautiful moorland and towering tors of Bodmin Moor, take a cycle ride down the Camel Trail or gaze out from Rame Head; there's a wealth of wonderful choices.
Alternatively you may prefer to relax and enjoy the comfort offered by a holiday cottage in Cornwall. So start a search for your dream holiday home right now.
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Set in 36 acres of farm and woodland, you'll find this unique collection of traditional Cornish cottages. Previously the Manor of Treworgie, the converted stables and barns retain the rustic ambience of the farm, providing a relaxed place in which to unwind and enjoy rural North Cornwall at its best. Treworgie Barton offers the ideal break and the cottages are excellently positioned for making the most of both Devon and Cornwall. With a delightful combination of stone, slate, exposed beams and timber trusses, the cottages exude warmth and their own individual charm, and each one has something to surprise you. All the cottages come fully equipped with everything you need to enjoy your self-catering holiday. Most cottages have recessed deck lighting, providing a spectacular atmosphere at night.Bligh (ref 30080) is a single-storey detached cottage and boasts beautiful views. It is decorated in a nautical theme, set slightly away from the other cottages and offers a marvellous hideaway for couples. Sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings from the raised decking.Braddon (ref 30081) is a single-storey cottage, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, and is named after William Braddon, who owned and rebuilt Treworgie in 1654. The terrace to the rear of the cottage is a wonderful vantage point to appreciate the spectacular views and tranquillity of Cornwall. Braddon has its own raised deck for enjoying the glorious surroundings.Farmhouse (ref 30082) is a perfect base for a larger group or family. Sleeping up to twelve guests, the Farmhouse offers space and flexibility and is sympathetically furnished to compliment the traditional features of the property. It has an oil Aga, and an electric cooker in the second kitchen.Chappell (ref 30083) is a cosy, single-storey Cornish holiday cottage with a lovely view across the landscaped courtyard. Chappell, once part of the open feeding area for the cattle, has been tastefully restored into holiday accommodation and has been named after a previous owner of Treworgie in the 16th century.Butterwell (ref 30084) is an 'upside-down' cottage enjoying magnificent views across the rolling countryside, with a tantalizing glimpse of Dartmoor in the distance. Originally, the ground floor formed part of the dairy, and the first floor formed part of the granary. It has now been lovingly restored into a bright, contemporary cottage with its own balcony, great for enjoying the glorious surroundings from the comfort of your own cottage. Trespaddick (ref 30085) is a comfortable two-storey holiday cottage with beams throughout and has been converted from what was originally part of the stables, retaining some of its original features. Now, it enjoys delightful countryside views of Cornwall and to the distant sea from its own private patio. It also has its own raised deck so you can sit and enjoy the glorious surroundings. Warner (ref 30086) is a cosy, spacious cottage offering a traditional Cornish experience. It enjoys double aspect views from the living room and bedroom, and boasts two decked balcony areas.Manor (ref 30087), is a detached two storey holiday cottage, adjacent to the Farmhouse. Previously the tractor and machinery store, the cottage has been restored and is named after the Manor of Treworgie that once stood in the field behind at the rear. Priory (ref 30088) is a spacious 'upside-down' cottage and enjoys superb views across the rolling Cornish countryside from the upstairs living room. A lovely suntrap is provided by a south facing terrace to the rear. Previously, the ground floor formed a significant part of the dairy, and the first floor a section of the granary. The cottage was named after the Priory of St Stephens at Launceston (owners of Treworgie between 1288 -1540).Duchy (ref 30089) is also ...
All on ground floor: Liviing/dining room/kitchen with beams and wooden floors. 1 double (5ft four poster) bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Gas central heating included. Freeview TV. DVD.
All properties: Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Shared payphone. Shared 36-acre natural farmland and woodland. Barbecue hire. Ample parking. Shared games room with TV, DVDs, skittles, pool table, table tennis, badminton, books and games. No smoking.
9 reviews
Set In a peaceful, countryside setting
In a peaceful, countryside setting, these detached, single-storey holiday cottages are well equipped and tastefully furnished to a very good standard. Situated 500 yards from the Camel Trail, ideal for walks, cycling and horse riding. Explore mid Cornwall and the north coast resorts of Padstow, Tintagel and Boscastle or on the south coast, Fowey, Looe and Polperro. Polzeath, 12 miles, for surfing beach. The Eden Project, 20 minutes' drive. Close to Bodmin Moor with fishing on the River Camel (permit available locally). Bodmin, 1½ miles, for restaurants, leisure centre and golf. Shops and pubs 1½ miles.
All on ground floor: Living room with French doors/dining room with wooden floor. Kitchen with slate floor. 1 double (5ft) bedroom with en-suite bathroom with corner Jacuzzi bath, double shower cubicle, shower attachment and toilet. Separate toilet.
Freeview TV. DVD. Enclosed garden with sitting-out area and furniture.
All properties: Open fire in living/dining room (initial fuel included). Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Shared playing field. Picnic area. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Welcome pack.
National Trust Holiday CottageGlebe Cottage is located in the quiet prestigious coastal area just outside the pretty village of Mawnan Smith, with a thatch pub, village square providing every day facilities including a post office, store, tea rooms, small museum and sub-tropical gardens. Glebe Cottage is just yards from the stunning South West Coastal Path, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Home made meals can be made upon arrival on request. Perfectly located between the vibrant town of Falmouth with prestigious marinas, restaurants, bars, museums, cinema, shops and the peaceful tranquillity and beauty of the Helford River and small beaches.It is situated along a quiet sequestered lane that leads to the ancient Mawnan Church, standing guard over the entrance to the Helford. Once a rectory barn, this romantic old building has masses of character, including a galleried landing that looks down into a beamed open-plan living area.The National Trust's garden at Glendurgan is within walking distance, and there are lovely coastal walks around the entrance to the Helford River and out to Rosemullion Head. With direct access to the coastal paths this is a walker's paradise, with quiet beaches and coves to explore en route. Nearby Maenporth Beach is a sheltered sandy beach with a delightful café open all year and the renowned restaurant is ideal for lunch, afternoon tea or delicious evening meal.For bird watchers and for those who enjoy wildlife, the coastal waters are home to basking sharks, dolphins and seals. Beach 1 mile. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
One step up to living/dining room/kitchen. First floor: Double bedroom with 5ft bed. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
The Park is a secret huddle of distinctively chic holiday properties, hidden in a tranquil valley garden just yards from a stunning beach on the north Cornwall coast. No two holiday homes are the same at this holiday park, with stylish lodges and cosy cottages which are all nestled in 27 acres of tranquil grounds. Some of these have private terraces with hot tubs, many have enclosed garden spaces. Most of the homes are dog-friendly, as is the beach, no matter what time of year you come and stay. You can swim in one of our two swimming pools, let off steam in the spa, or lounge in the café. There's also a children's play area, table tennis and a DVD library. The Park grounds offer sun traps, hidden pathways and fruit and herb gardens which guests are invited to sample. Next to the café is the heated indoor pool, sauna and steam room. Outside, you'll find another heated pool in a south-facing garden setting with views across the valley, complete with a bar serving food and drinks throughout the summer. If you're looking for adventure, take a stroll along north Cornwall's breath-taking coastal paths, beaches and cliffs. For something more extreme, learn to surf at a surf school on Mawgan Porth Beach, or maybe try kite surfing at Watergate Bay, just two miles down the coast. If your food supplies are running low, pick up some holiday essentials at the convenience store in Mawgan Porth Village, or dine at Jamie Oliver's 'Fifteen' restaurant at Watergate Bay, or Rick Stein's Seafood Café at Padstow. Cornwall has plenty of family attractions, and is also well-known for arts, culture, history, heritage, gardens, food, drink, film, TV and literature. Beaches in the local area, Watergate Bay, and the surf beaches of Newquay, lie within five miles along the coast road southwards, and the seven bays and beaches of St Merryn and Padstow are 10 miles to the north. Further afield, the beaches of Marazion, St Ives, Sennen, Kynance Cove, Falmouth, Perranporth and Porthcurno are among the top ten in the county (according to the Cornwall Guide). Even if the weather is poor, do what the locals do - wrap up warm, take a brisk walk in the wind, watch the waves crash on the rocks and let the Cornish sea air blow the cobwebs away! Other attractions including the educational Eden Project and Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm, are not far away. Cornwall is steeped in myths, legends and folklore, from 'piskies' and 'faeries' to kings and castles. Cornwall's 50-plus gardens all enjoy the warmth of the Gulf Stream, which means that many are home to rare tropical plants, flowers and trees. There are gardens of different scales in Cornwall, from the small and unusual to the large and more famous. Beach 300 yards. Shop and pub 250 yards, restaurant on-site.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room with patio doors/kitchen. 1 double (5ft) bedroom with en-suite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot, travel cot and high chair on request. Two Freeview TVs (one 26"). DVD. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Wi-fi. Enclosed, lawned garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Shared 27-acre grounds. Parking (1 car). Shared indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools in grounds (15m x 5m, depth 1.47m) with shower and changing facilities, open 8am - 7pm. Shared sauna and steam room. Shared children's play area. Welcome pack. No smoking. NB: Steps and fenced stream in grounds.
14 reviews
Set in 70 acres of beautiful pastures leading to the Coombe Valley. As the name suggests, Sanctuary Farm Cottages provides a wonderful sanctuary in which to relax and unwind. Converted to a very good standard, these barn conversions, built using authentic materials, retain plenty of character with vaulted ceilings, exposed stonework and oak wooden floors. The holiday cottages have been individually decorated to provide an ambience of peace and tranquillity. Woods Close (ref 17831) has its own private balcony and sitting out area boasting wonderful views. Guests are free to wander the woodlands and natural grounds or a 1½ mile walk through woodlands leads to the sandy beach at Duckpool. A profusion of cliff, beach and moorland paths for walkers to enjoy - why not start with the coastline's Heritage Trail. Bude, 5 miles, has shops, pubs, restaurants and facilities for golf, swimming and ten pin bowling. Horse riding in the village. There are four golf courses within a 30-minute drive, including the Ivyleaf Golf Course which is just 3 miles away. Water sports, fishing, canoeing and bird watching at Tamar Lakes, 6 miles. Horse riding within 5 miles. Shop and pub 1½ miles. Appletree Cottage, ref 18512, adjoins Woods Close, ref 17381.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Tiled floors throughout. First floor: 1 double (5ft) bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Freeview TV. Washer/dryer. Fridge/freezer. Garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car).
All properties: Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. Video. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Dishwasher. Shared 70-acre natural grounds and woodland. Barbecue. NB: Unfenced river in grounds.
16 reviews
This Grade II listed, former fisherman's cottage sits in a quiet lane in this pretty Cornish fishing village, just minutes from the historic working harbour and village centre. Polperro has all that you imagine of a quaint fishing village, and this holiday cottage sits within the narrow winding streets that are home to fishermen's pubs, galleries, bakeries, cafés, restaurants and shops selling locally caught seafood and local crafts. This house provides the ideal base for that special Cornish holiday. The historic fishing port of Looe is also close by and can be reached along the dramatic coastal path. It has a superb sandy beach providing an excellent day out for the family. Why not visit the local renowned fish market, which sells fresh fish straight off the boats in the harbour, for that special evening meal? The sheltered bays of Talland and Lantic all offer excellent swimming and bathing against the backdrop of the dramatic Cornish coastline. The scenic Cornish Coastal Path can be accessed nearby, leading visitors through stunning scenery, much of which is National Trust land. The famous seafaring town of Fowey, once the home of Daphne Du Maurier, can also be reached by catching the regular ferry across the Fowey River. The abundance of vineyards, orchards and gardens in the regional are a tribute to the mild climate, with the spectacular Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan within half an hour's drive. Equidistant is the ancient fishing village of Mevagissey, its double harbour a colourful array of traditional vessels and pleasure craft. For those who can bear to tear themselves away from the coast, there are many wonderful attractions further inland, such as Bodmin Moor and the slate caverns near St Neot. Plymouth is 25 miles away. Fishing, sailing, horse riding, tennis and golf are available locally. Beach 100 yards. Shop 100 yards, pub 50 yards, restaurant 25 yards.
Ground floor: Dining room/kitchen with slate floor. First floor: Living room with beams. Shower room with toilet. Second floor: 1 double (5ft) bedroom with beams.
Electric woodburner in dining room included. NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. 32" Freeview TV. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Parking (1 car), 150 yards. No smoking. NB: Steps in grounds.
5 reviews
This pet-friendly barn is set in a secluded and peaceful valley on the edge of Bodmin Moor. Converted into a well-equipped holiday cottage, it is situated on the owner's 19-acre smallholding, and has a galleried bedroom on the first floor with a well-fitted bathroom, including a roll-top bath with a separate large shower. It has a lovely garden area with its own furniture where you can enjoy barbecues or a morning coffee. There are walks from the door, and guests are free to explore the owner's land, Bodmin Moor and nearby Colliford Lake. The surrounding area is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which includes rivers, lakes, rock formations and the highest peaks on the least eroded moorland in Europe. You are ideally placed to visit the many attractions on both coasts of Cornwall, including Padstow, Port Isaac and Tintagel on the north coast, and Fowey, Mevagissey and Looe on the south coast. You are also within easy reach of the many beautiful gardens that Cornwall has to offer, as well as being close to the Eden Project. Beach 10 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.
Ground floor: 5 steps to 1 double galleried bedroom. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet. Lower ground floor: Living/dining room with wooden floor. Kitchen with wooden floor. Most rooms with beams (low in places).
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. 26" Freeview TV. DVD. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Shared 19-acre natural and woodland grounds. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Tennis court. Natural water supply from spring. Pets welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times - working farm. No smoking.
5 reviews
This cosy, terraced, pet-friendly holiday cottage with its slate floor and open fire has lovely walks from the doorstep. Common Moor is an area of Bodmin Moor, bounded by the River Fowey, with beautiful riverside and woodland walks at Golitha Falls. To the north is pre-historic moorland with stone circles, burial stones and Stone Age settlements. Walking, fishing, windsurfing, dinghy sailing and canoeing are some of the activities on offer at nearby Siblyback Lake. Both north and south coasts are easily reached, as are well known gardens such as the Eden Project. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.
Ground floor: Living/dining room with beams and slate floor. Kitchen with tiled floor. Narrow stairs to first floor: 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Open fire in living room (initial fuel included). Economy 7 NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. Freeview TV. DVD/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Shared washing machine and tumble dryer (in outhouse). Freezer (in outhouse). Enclosed sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). No smoking.
6 reviews
Tucked away it certainly is! Ideal for couples of all ages looking for a spacious holiday cottage in a peaceful rural location, with the village pub just a stroll away. This detached barn conversion, close to the owners' home, has its own secluded, patio style Mediterranean garden, with a BBQ to the rear. It has a large entrance hallway with storage and a drying area for boots and coats. The open-plan living area is bright and airy, and has a door off the kitchen leading to the private patio. There is also outdoor undercover space for storing bikes Linkinhorne is a small, pretty hamlet just a few miles out of the town of Callington, nestling in the Lynher valley below Bodmin Moor. This part of Cornwall is an unspoilt, hidden rural area quite often missed off the tourist map. This is a great location for exploring a wide region of Cornwall being central to both the south and north coastline. Beach 20 miles. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 20 yards.
Ground floor: 1 double (5ft) bedroom. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet. First floor: Living/dining room/kitchen.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer. Courtyard garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (1 car). No smoking. NB: 8 steps to garden.
12 reviews
A truly unique holiday property in a tranquil riverside location, Mill Quay Cottage overlooks the mill pond of a 13th century tidal mill in the quiet hamlet of Antony Passage. The mill pond is situated in Forder Creek which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and boasts abundant bird life, yet is only 2 miles from the Tamar bridge and the A38, making Cornwall and Devon easily accessible. From most rooms in the property, there are wonderful views of the river, with an impressive stone railway viaduct further up the valley. This is a bird, water and nature lover's paradise. From the cottage guests can walk around the banks of the mill pond to a grassy picnic area; at high tide launch a canoe or small boat and explore the hidden creeks, or at low tide go crabbing in the mud. A slipway is available for guests who bring their own small boat. To the side of the property there is a lawned garden with furniture. Antony Passage is a hidden gem far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life yet within 15 minutes drive of Plymouth. It is located by the River Lynher, a tributary of the River Tamar, the nearest town being Saltash, 2 miles. Situated on the west bank of the beautiful River Tamar, Saltash acts as a gateway between Cornwall and Devon. Shop and restaurant 2 miles, pub 1 mile.
Ground floor: Living room with 2 steps down to dining room/kitchen. Separate cloakroom toilet. First floor: 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with bath, double power shower cubicle and toilet.
Open fire in living room (initial fuel included). NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot on request. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Dishwasher. Wi-fi. Small lawned garden with waterside sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (1 car). No smoking. No children except babes in arms. NB: Tidal river 10 yards.
12 reviews
These delightful holiday properties (refs 27993, 31005 and W44186) are conveniently situated close to the famous surfing beach at Gwithian, and Godrevy Lighthouse with golden sands that stretch for 3 miles. Coastguards Hideaway (31005) is a comfortable, detached single-storey property perfect for small families, couples or friends. It is tucked away in a quiet garden setting in the village of Gwithian. Coastguards Retreat (27993) is a semi-detached, studio-style holiday apartment, perfect for couples. Coastguards Cottage (W44186) is a spacious, three-storey, semi-detached, period house, located just on the edge of Gwithian village with its long sandy beach. All properties are conveniently located on a main road near to the owner. The picturesque town of St Ives is just 15 minutes' drive, with its pretty harbour and winding streets with shops, galleries, tea rooms and a wide choice of restaurants, many on the waterfront. The area has four glorious beaches and is the home to the Tate Modern Gallery and Barbara Hepworth Museum. Take the coastal train from nearby St Erth to St Ives, passing the Hayle estuary and stunning beaches, or drive from St Ives to West Penwith across the rugged heather clad moors, voted one of the most spectacular drives in Europe. Enjoy nearby Tehiddy Country Park with over 250 acres of woodland, wildlife, lakes and cycle trails. Lands End, Penzance, the open-air Minack Theatre and the historic town of Marazion are all within easy reach. Beach 800 yards. Shop and pub 500 yards, restaurant 1 mile. Coastguards Hideaway, Coastguards Retreat and Coastguards Cottage can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.
3 steps to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room with double (5ft) bed. Kitchen. Shower room (no toilet). Separate toilet.
Electric central heating included. Satellite TV (entertainment package). On road parking. No children.
All properties: Electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. Ceramic hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Wi-fi. Welcome pack. No smoking.
If you're looking for a fantastic family holiday or a romantic retreat to the country, you simply can't go wrong at Wooldown Holiday Cottages. From classic country abodes to state-of-the-art barn conversions, this collection of self-catering properties suits all kinds of holidaymakers. Situated in an elevated position, Wooldown enjoys a fresh, salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic, and the views are most compelling. Stretching from vast swathes of pastureland thick with greenery, down towards the vibrant seaside town of Bude and far out to sea, the picture-perfect landscape and coastal vistas are reason enough to visit. With the dynamic North Cornwall Coast close by, and the wealth of attractions and activities that come with it, you certainly won't be short on things to do!Wagoners and Olde Coach House are traditional, spacious cottages that come with all the essentials you need for a stress-free family holiday - the enclosed gardens and nearby children's area ensure that your children can get a good run-around. Bijou, Corn Keep and Stargazey each have a copper bath in the bedroom area, in addition to the en-suite shower room.Balancing style and comfort in equal measure, couples will fall in love with the contemporary, apartment-style barns, each with their own unique feel, elegant décor and endearing views. These properties are simply ideal for those extra special occasions, such as engagements, honeymoons, anniversaries and birthday treats. A meal delivery service is also available by arrangement with the local chef. With zoned areas for adults, they ensure privacy and seclusion on your holiday.These properties are ideally located for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer, such as the classic fishing villages of Port Isaac and Rock, or you can lace up your walking boots and head along stunning South West Coastal Path, high above the crashing waves. A little closer to home, you can walk right from Wooldown through the village of Marhamchurch, and along the level towpath which follows the canal. There are otters and kingfishers to spot on the way, and you can pop into the nearby bistro and coffee house for a snack en-route. For more adventurous visitors, Bude plays a big part in the surfing community due to its nearby beaches, such as Widemouth Bay, Sandymouth and Crooklets, which are all within 3 miles of Wooldown. As a result, there is an excellent choice of surf schools, and other activities in the proximity include zorbing, abseiling, rock climbing, kayaking, open canoeing, golf, fishing and horse riding. For young families, there are a number of theme parks within driving distance, such as The Milky Way, The Big Sheep, Cornwall's Crealy Adventure Park and Trethorne Leisure Park. Beach 3 miles. Shop ¾ mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.
Step to entrance. All on the ground floor.Open plan living space.Living area: With electric wood burner, Freeview TV, DVD player, Hi-Fi system with iPod dock and French doors leading to patio.Dining area.Kitchen area: With electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.Bedroom: With super kingsize bed, Freeview TV and en-suite with spa bath, walk-in rainfall shower, and toilet.
Oil underfloor central heating and Wi-Fi included. Courtyard with patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. Please note: No children.
Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared utility room with tumble dryer. House keeping services available at cost and holistic therapies available in on-site pamper room at additional cost. Shared landscaped grounds with sitting-out area and garden furniture (restricted access). Barbecue on request. Bike store. No smoking. Please note: Couples and family bookings only - no hen or stag parties. All the properties have a natural water supply from a bore hole. There are 2 steps in the grounds.
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To be fair, that's the con of having a download cap, not of having the choice of an extra download on a different platform.
Why not worth it because of GTA V?
I could see the argument if you've bought and played the games before, but all three games have a great story and chasing vigilantes was never as sweet as it was in vice city.
I wouldn't advocate shelling out full price for it (having owned the originals) but I'll still be keeping an eye on PS Store discounts for it.
If it still plays all games and Blu Ray's then why are you getting your knickers in a twist. Your suffering from a "grass is always greener on the other side" syndrome.
Grow up ffs
I thought the devs deserved something extra seeing as I picked it up free through PS+ so got all the DLC.
My DeLorean might also be the best £1.50 I've spent in the PS Store
Fantastic game
"I told myself I'd never buy an xbox while his there.. Which is testament to phil and the great job I think his doing that I bought one"
More a testament to how paper thin your principles are if you're being completely honest.
That's a fantastic attitude Zero and so refreshing to see.
Likewise, I'm hoping killzone comes to PS+ at some point just to boost the number of players online across all modes.
I loved killzone but still need to get my platinum and if friends get it for free when I already have it then I'm still getting something out of it.
Great month for PS+ too.
It might not be on my lists of games to look out for but it's great seeing the PS3 continuing to receive such support.
It still doesn't show album tracks in their correct order either, it rearranges them alphabetically.
It's really difficult imagining how they could have botched a media player any more than what they have already.
Lol, now that was funny. +Bubs
You'll find most replies relating to console gaming only discuss issues from their own point of view. It's refreshing when the point of view of others who maybe aren't able to post their own are presented. In that respect, the loss of Kinect functionality rises way above the needs and wants of most comments in this thread.
Bubbles for the interesting comment and for your good work.
What were you expecting?
To repair itself? To fly home to Sony HQ to be replaced?
I've invested hundreds of hours in the PSP and vita versions and its probably my proudest vita platinum. Great art style with a really good golf game under the cartoon style graphics
The albums are ripped from CD straight to my network drive and show in the right order when I access them through other means (Sony Bravia tv, PS3 etc). All the album artwork also shows up, just the order of songs is messed up.
Thanks for the reply though
It organises all my music from each album in alphabetical order rather than just display the songs as they are in my network folders. Surely we have some better sort functionality so I can listen to my albums in the way the artist intended
Nobody was talking to you ffs. What was the point of your reply?
You'd do better getting a $200 guitar and a copy of rocksmith
Not a lot.
Was that a rhetorical question?
And me.
@EazyC - You'll be busy during the winter period anyway spreading all that salt you build up during the rest of the year, so thanks for keeping the roads a safer place to drive.
The way the songs and packs are laid out in the PlayStation store and via the game is shockingly bad.
Maybe they should work on that before adding new tunes.
Indeed Dfooster, well said. When you realise that prices are dictated by supply and demand, not what some fat cat executive decides, then the solution presents itself.
If nobody buys the DLC at the price most would agree is too much, then the price will inevitably fall. There is no supply issue with DLC, so the only thing which will determine price is the demand for it.


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25. Give it "the little death," which consists of shooting it with a shrink ray and then stepping on it because all things are susceptible to death that way when little.
26. Do an ollie off it.
27. Have it listen to a Judas Priest record.
28. Replace its CPU with a life-sized replica of New York City that's immense weight will crush it.
29. Tell it it will never touch a boob.
30. Digitally map its head onto a video of the Kennedy assassination.
31. Make it play Contra on the hardest difficulty.
32. Have Jet Li kick it in the head in the place where being kicked kills it.
33. Tell it that conquerors of earth get to fornicate our finest women, and point to a Ford Pinto. It will stick its gun in the gas tank for some hot lovemaking, which will get even hotter when it shoots its laser load and the car explodes.
34. Alter the laws of mathematics so that there is no binary logic, causing its computer brain to do illogical things like saying that humans are good and should not be exterminated and then rolling off a cliff.
35. Ask it if it wants a 'hurts donut.' When it says "yes," punch it and say "Hurts, donut?" Repeat as necessary until it's dead.
36. Hit it with a sack of quarters.
37. Hook it up to a virtual simulation of being dead, consisting of an interior view of a coffin and haunted house noises.
38. Spaghettify it on the event horizon of a black hole (requires a black hole and lethal amount of spaghetti).
39. Give it PCP until it thinks it's a 50-foot-tall neon Elvis and starts fighting mountains and glaciers.
40. Have it open a closet with an ironing board that hits it on the head.
41. Turn all the electricity in its body into wood.
42. Trap it in a Brimley Loop - an infinite-recursive logic loop contemplating Wilford Brimley.
43. Douse it with Bulgarian Miak.
44. Throw it out of an airplane without a parachute over an Angry Parachute Lovers convention.
45. Just say "no." If this doesn't work, say it several more times, slightly louder each time. If after several minutes this is still ineffective, disregard this method.
46. Destroy it metaphysically by draining its chi or stabbing its power animal or pushing its aura off the astral plane.
47. Bury it alive, except invert the crucial 'alive' step, so you're actually burying it to death.
48. Tie a rope around its neck and the other end to a lawn chair so it thinks the lawn chair is chasing it. Lethalness unknown, but hours of fun.
49. Tip it over.
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Yes, it's the perfect form for surviving a car crash. But it's also the perfect form for so much more, like surviving the trauma of reading any news headline in 2016.
Thirty games and a novel piece of hardware for sixty dollars? This is an insult to my honor.
Selling objects to the past, lighters, weed, etc. Pretty intriguing stuff.
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Couple return home from cinema to find their grandparents murdered and a naked man sexually abusing their daughter, 2, after he was released from jail for IDENTICAL attack four years ago
- Touch Chea, 71, and Sorn Sreap, 73, found dead in Alaska
- Police said they suffered significant blunt force injuries
- Officers arrested Jerry Andrew Active, 24, as he allegedly fled
- Active arrested for similar attack four years ago
- Investigators affected by the 'brutality and the ages of victims'
A couple returned home from the cinema to find a naked man had beaten their grandparents to death and was raping their two-year-old daughter.
Touch Chea, 71, and his wife, Sorn Sreap, 73, were found dead in Anchorage, Alaska, on Saturday night from significant blunt force injuries.
Police said both Sreap and the toddler were raped.
Officers arrested Jerry Andrew Active, 24, as he fled the east Anchorage homicide scene wearing just his boxer shorts.
Suspect: Jerry Andrew Active tries to shield his face during his arraignment on charges of murder and sexual assault of a minor in the Anchorage jail court on Sunday
Active was arrested about a block from an apartment where the bodies of Sorn Sreap and Touch Chea were found dead on Saturday night by their granddaughter, who had returned from a trip to a movie with her husband
Registered sex offender: Active spent time in jail in 2010 and 2011 for a similar attack four years ago and was on probation
The registered sex offender was later charged with first and second-degree murder, sexual assault and burglary.
Active was on parole for an almost identical attack he committed four years ago, according to the Anchorage Daily News.
In 2009 he entered a home in Togiak and sexually assaulted an 11-year-old girl while the family slept. He then attacked three members of the family.
The 24-year-old served time in jail for attempted sexual abuse of a minor and trespassing in 2010 and 2011, court records show.
He was charged with violating his probation this
spring and was supposed to be on probation until 2014.
Police said the younger couple, who are in their twenties, went to a movie on Saturday night with their son and left the two-year-old in the care of Chea and Sreap.
They returned shortly before 8pm and found the door locked from the inside by the chain, but peeking through they could see the body of one of their grandparents.
The father told police he forced his way in through a window and discovered the bodies of Chea and Sreap.
They then discovered a naked man in the bedroom with their daughter.
His wife called 911 and police dispatchers heard screaming over the phone. She reported a man had broken into her home and killed her
grandmother, Sreap.
The man was described as being naked with several tattoos.
The wife, who is
pregnant, and her husband tried to keep the suspect from leaving and a
struggle began, Police Sergeant Slawomir Markiewicz said.
The suspect, by then wearing boxer shorts, was able to get away after a few minutes of fighting, Markiewicz said.
Officers found Active about a block away.
'He did offer some resistance but he was arrested,' Markiewicz said.
The suspect apparently entered the apartment through a window, Markiewicz said.
The two-year-old was taken to hospital for a forensic physical examination, and it was discovered that she had also been physically assaulted.
She was taken to a hospital where she underwent surgery for her injuries.
Scene: The victims were part of an extended family that lived in a ground-floor, east Anchorage apartment with their granddaughter and her husband
Accused: The registered sex offender was charged with first and second-degree murder, sexual assault and burglary
Merciless: Active entered the apartment through an open window and locked it from the inside so he could commit the horrific acts
The double homicide happened Anchorage, Alaska. Police said they were affected by the brutality and the ages of the victims
Social media: Active had a number of menacing and ominous pictures on his MySpace account
Investigators were affected by the brutality and the ages of the victims, police department spokeswoman Anita Shell said.
'They said this was the worst thing they had ever seen in their lives, and these are seasoned detectives,' Shell said.
Police Sergeant Slawomir Markiewicz said yesterday that there are no indications that the victims were connected to the suspect.
'It doesn't appear that he knew them,' he said. 'It looks like a totally random act.'
The victims were part of an extended family that lived in a ground-floor, east Anchorage apartment with their granddaughter and her husband, who are the parents of the toddler and her four-year-old brother.
The younger couple's 90-year-old great-grandmother also lives in the apartment and was at home during the incident.
Markiewicz said the case is unusual.
'It's certainly very rare to see this kind of violence - a complete stranger, sexually assaulting and murdering someone,' he said.
The bodies of Sreap and Chea were taken to the state medical examiner's office for autopsies. Names of the toddler and her parents were withheld.
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|Reviews for Bury It Forward
| Irukaka321 chapter 1 . 6/30
this is fascinating and sad
| MissAkito chapter 38 . 6/16
Well, I cried twice...once when I honestly thought Al was dead, and then at the last line. I've been following this fic for years, and I'm so happy to see it get an amazing end. And damn what an end. Depressing while still maintaining just enough ambiguity to allow hope for the boys' future.
| SoulMore chapter 38 . 4/25
It took me four days but I got through it! I beautiful piece. Thank you for the story! I hope you continue with a sequel or another chapter!
| ShiroiKarasuX chapter 38 . 4/10
Reading this whole thing is pretty much all I did this week and I loved every minute of it. Thank you for writing this, I enjoyed it. Your writing style is really nice and the way you put everything into words was perfect. Awesome! :D
| Shadow fear chapter 5 . 2/24
quick question.. where is Edward staying? I know you have most likely adressed this but i must have missed it somehow.. thanks!
| anaticulapraecantrix chapter 38 . 2/21
This chapter has been idling on my browser tab for far too long. I'm glad I finally made time to sit down and read it.
What an adventure your story has been! You truly are able to write the emotions and thoughts of all your characters and express them in a way that the reader can relate.
You've managed to tie up the story with just enough loose ends to warrant a curiosity of what may be to come. :)
| Guest chapter 38 . 2/19
Damn. I binge-read this.
I think I need to read it again.
| Guest chapter 28 . 2/18
I feel very, very, VERY depressed. Something awful is gonna happen soon, isn't it?
| Guest chapter 27 . 2/18
God... this is depressing. I have no hope at present. And there are still eleven more chapters.
Will I last that long?
Help me...
| gwntan12 chapter 4 . 2/5
I'm only on the third chapter and I'm crying like a baby. Oh well that just proves how good your story is.
| Guest chapter 38 . 1/7
OMG! I am so glad there was a resolution to this but I could have kept following this for years to come and sad it ended. It was a roller coaster ride. Just like the anime and manga there was a buildup to hook you in then it climaxed so suddenly. I loved it! I'm glad Mitchell got his comeuppance and I was hopeful Gansworth would make it but I knew he wouldn't. I was saddened by his tragic death but moved by his last act of trying to care for and protect the boys despite how clinical and detached he always came off. I loved you were not scared to maim and hurt other main characters. No one was safe. You left the majority of Ed's torture without overly thus the reader's imagination filled in the blanks; sometimes it was worse than can be imagined. Poor Al! Sensory deprivation for a year then to have to go through it again. Think about the psychological trauma also coming with being buried alive. Overall a well written story. Seem rushed near the end with some transition problems and grammatical errors but understandable with real life happening. Definitely worth the wait.
| ThatOneGuyWhoIsANinja chapter 38 . 10/31/2015
Jesus goddamn cock-sucking motherfucking shitloving christ.
Uh, excuse the language, but I needed to get that out. Never before have I read such a depressingly bleak yet semi-hopeful ending. In a way, immensely unsatisfying, but overall, probably the best ending you could have given it. As much as I was silently hoping for a fairy-tale ending, I knew it couldn't be too easy for the poor Elric brothers. Still, it could have been worse. A lot worse. I guess it was perfect. Even if I do hate you for it.
Although, I am absolutely bloody amazed at the way it was written. Incredibly detailed, descriptive, and with an absolutely shocking insight to what I can only guess is a realistic look at the broken, tortured mind. I wondered frequently if maybe you were a psychotherapist or perhaps a psychology student, 'cuz damn, your knowledge is astounding.
Everyone was, in my opinion, perfectly in character. You could really feel the motives behind everyone's actions, no matter how frustrating they were. Even though I was constantly willing Ed to just snap the hell out of it, or to do this or do that, I could really see why he couldn't. The original characters, the good doctor especially, were enjoyable, being important to the plot without being intrusive in ways that a lot of people seem to do.
Overall, well, yeah. It was fuckin' awesome. I only hope you perhaps put out a one-shot of the aftermath sometime soon. A sequel might be a little unnecessary (though I would certainly enjoy and appreciate it) but I think a quick follow up to see how things have been going would be great.
So, y'know. Thanks for writing this. It was a blast.
| Guest chapter 38 . 10/14/2015
This story is so impressive I'm not sure what to say about it. First of all, yes, I'm disappointed with the way it ended without answering all the important questions that were probably meant to be answered at some point. But everything else makes up for that.
When I started reading it this fanfic made me incredibly anxious. At first I thought this was just a story about Ed's recovery, but I wasn't really prepared to read about cruel and horrible things. Then, when I realised the risk of more horrible things happening was still present, and Ed's worry wasn't actually nonsense, that made me really fear for what was to come.
When emotionally and physically horrible things just kept happening, one after another, in more and more cruel ways that didn't necessarily have anything to do with the homunculi, it was pretty crushing.
After so much of that it didn't really feel so bad anymore. Bad things were going to happen and it was inevitable so I just tagged along without worrying about it. That was the most horrible thing, because now that I think about it, the last chapter was probably meant to be sad. However, some things much before that had already been so shocking that the last chapter had almost no effect on me.
Another thing: This story stopped feeling like a FMA fanfic because it was so realistic. Too good, even. The OC's didn't feel odd either, they blended in almost too well. Definitely worth reading for a second time.
| Random Passerby chapter 17 . 9/27/2015
Hello, I just found this story two days ago and have been reading it slowly (the theme is too dark for fast reading D)
First, I really love the story telling. The descriptions are nice to read, although they're in the form of long and lots of paragraphs, which I usually don't enjoy. But there's always exceptions D
Second, a review specific to chapter 17. I don't know if it means anything to ask around here (here as in, this chapter), since this story (chapter) is already a few years old, and I haven't even read half of it, and I'm not even leaving a signed review to be replied... Anyway. I remember in chapter 16, when Mustang and co. found the lead to Ed's whereabouts, they saw a pair of even footprints followed by uneven ones which they believed to be Ed's.
But later when Ed told Armstrong and Hawkeye that he went out of his room following Mustang, Armstrong and Hawkeye thought that Ed was dreaming or hallucinating.
The footprints were proof that Ed was actually following someone. And military people like them ought to know to tell new footprints from old (besides, the beginning of the series started in rainy season anyway, so if there were any footprints in such an abandoned place, it had to be recent).
This small miss (if it's really a miss) kinda disturbs me. I'm on my way of rewatching Brotherhood and I just past the episode where Mustang staged Ross' death to save her and to smoke out a mastermind in the military. That was bloody awesome, and so clever of Mustang. I cannot connect that clever Mustang (or any of his wonderful subordinates for that matter) with the stressed and strain version of him in this story, who overlooked such a simple clue.
I'm planning to keep reading though, and perhaps revisit chapter 16 and 17 in case I'm the one who's missing something. Just wanting to voice out this confusion so it won't eat me away and force me to drop the story as a whole.
Thanks and see you.
| Guest chapter 11 . 9/11/2015
Wow! Your writing is amazing, the story is crazy unsettling. I don't think I can marathon this fic! It's all so realistic, Envy's fucking terrifying, I think I'll spend all day looking over my shoulder


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cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad - in wake of
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governments and they have been asked to stay on high alert,"
Union Home Secretary G K Pillai said here.
"It was low intensity blast which occurred at about
6.20 pm in which three-four people were injured. Subsequently
we understand there could have been a stampede...as a result
15-20 people were injured. So roughly 20-25 people injured,"
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According to Home Ministry sources, alerts have been
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They said a high-level team of the National
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Secretary for Internal Security at MHA, U K Bansal
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sure the UP police will take it as a challenge. There is no
reason for panic."
Kolkata Police tonight issued an
alert and stepped up security in the metropolis in the wake of
the blast in Varanasi.
"Even though there is no instruction from the Union Home
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Security agencies stepped up vigil in the national capital as well. According to police sources, the anti-terror measures
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vigil. Anyway, our personnel are always on alert," a senior
police official said.
The official said police will be checking vehicles
randomly. "We are appealing to people to report to us about
any suspicious movement in their localities," he said
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MGMT new album
wow nobody cares
I care. A little bit.
I care a bit as well.
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I care a good bit!
serac wow wow !
i care a lot
i don't care at all a lot
i liked oracular. with that said, don't really care about this one
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Time To Pretend ruled back in the day.
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"wow nobody cares"
cause you answer for all of sputnik
I think I care, but now that I've already been spoken for I suppose I have to re-evaluate my stance on this whole caring thing.
It's called a music video you pretentious hipster douches. Get a real job.
I care that you don't care because you should care that MGMT cares to make more music.
Last album sucked so much, hope this is better.
their first album was good, and track 1 off the second album was the only good song off it from what i remember so hopefully this will be better
Sharing is caring. Thus, iGuter cares.
i think i care but i can't really tell yet
No one cares about me caring.
I am really excited for this. I thought Oracular Spectacular was quite good.
Woah! who cares?
Fucking stoked
"We don't even care whether or not you care that we don't care about whether or not you care about our new album"
-Long Haired MGMT Guy
I'm pumped. Congratulations was a good record.
I'm really curious. I think a lot of people discredit their last album because it was not Oracular Spectacular. However it was really good.
band is sorta wag kinda yea will check
Ill make you care with a caring dose of penetration if you truly don't care.
This will rule. Alien Days is sweet.
Will be cool
It's like a mistake that MGMT got popular.
The singles from Oracular Spectacular were incredible, but the rest of the album was very forgettable. Congratulations, on the other hand, was great. I'm keen to hear this new album.
I'm sure faux-hippie 18 year old college freshmen girls will dig this.
To which the world replied: Meh.
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In Today's Terrifying News, DIY Plastic Surgery Is Gaining Popularity
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The pressure to be beautiful is intense worldwide. And, with plastic surgery on the rise in most developed nations, there's no end in sight to the procedures that help tighten, smooth, lift, and generally reshape your face and body to accepted societal "norms." But, with those who might not be able to afford (or, due to age, be approved for) the surgeries, they're turning to other methods at an alarming rate: do-it-yourself facial-modification tools.
According to an article we spotted in The Daily Beast, usage of draconian-looking tools that seem better suited for torture are rising in popularity in Asian nations where intense societal pressures to be beautiful can have far-reaching impact on their societal and economic standing. From girls who are barely in their teens to adults, DIY harnesses and contraptions are gaining popularity for their claims to provide surgery-quality results for procedures like scalp stretching, nose slimming, nose lifts, double-fold eyelids, and face slimming.
We'd say we can't imagine the pressures that would lead women to do this, but with teenagers in the U.S. getting nose lifts for their sweet 16s and a host of surgeries on the rise for a younger and younger (as well as older and older) population, we're concerned for the future we're building. We love beauty, but enhancing what you have is really where it's at for us, especially with young girls whose skin has yet to fully develop. These tools are not only dangerous from a risk of permanent damage on our bodies (and we can't imagine the pain involved,) but the yet-unseen damage to our self-esteem is unfathomable. When will we get to the point where being your own standard of beauty is enough? Because the damage is definitely more than skin deep.(The Daily Beast)
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Director: Joss Whedon
Cast: Amy Acker, Alexis Denisof, Nathan Fillion, Fran Kranz, Jillian Morgese, Sean Maher, Reed Diamond, Clark Gregg, Tom Lenk
Duration: 107 mins
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Joss Whedon's fresh take on William Shakespeare's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING has received wide critical acclaim, praised for its humor and "inspired" interpretation of the Bard's comedic play (Variety). Empire magazine described Whedon and Shakespeare as "a perfect match".
Using the original text, adapted by Joss Whedon, the story of sparring lovers Beatrice (Amy Acker) and Benedick (Alexis Denisof) offers a dark, sexy, funny and occasionally absurd view of the intricate game that is love.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING was shot in and around Joss Whedon's own home in Santa Monica, California, while he was still working on the blockbuster superhero film The Avengers. Co-produced by Whedon's wife Kai Cole, the film was made with close friends and a sincere love for the classic text.
Joss Whedon's modern re-telling of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING stars Whedon film and television regulars Amy Acker ('Angel', 'Dollhouse'), Alexis Denisof ('Buffy', 'Angel', 'Dollhouse'), Clark Gregg ('The Avengers'), Fran Kranz ('Cabin in the Woods', 'Dollhouse') and Nathan Fillion ('Buffy', 'Firefly', 'Serenity').
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Great food in cafe downstairs lovely.
0 · July 14, 2013
I'd be keen for the following weekend if ur free Jacqui :).
0 · July 12, 2013
I can't make this Sunday which is a bummer as I'm looking forward to this flick - but future Sunday or sat morning movies would be great :)
0 · July 9, 2013
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Alex Kendrick, Stephen Kendrick, Various Artists$11.99Smooth-talking used car salesman Jay Austin hasn't done much with his life - except sell a lot of lemons! Now that his conscience has caught up with him, this lifetime con artist is trying to make amends. But how can he convince his wife, son and community that he's "for rea... Learn More
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Average User Score: 5.7Jun 5, 2013Let me start by saying this, anyone who reviewed this game lower than a five is a child, plain and simple. There is a level common decencyLet me start by saying this, anyone who reviewed this game lower than a five is a child, plain and simple. There is a level common decency that people lack nowadays when they take to this forum to bash their games without considering how their childish action impacts peoples lives, as is now the case when metacritic reviews impact pay for game developers and bonus's they may or may not get.
Lets be clear, this game is not now, or never has been a Sim, so when you give the game a negative rating based on that, your wasting both your own time, and your negatively impacting other people who may not know that this game is not meant to be a sim.
Lets look back at Grid 1, where you could get into a race where your going around a figure eight and desperately trying to avoid crashing into the other racers, was this a sim? How about the races where you have ramps and jump your car over others, while the next turn has you wrecking into your competition, was that a sim? No, the game was never a sim, so all the childish babies that are giving negative reviews are sad, infantile and sad.
As a near forty year old gamer who understands the number system, 10 is supposed to be perfect, one is so broken and filled with bugs that it should not have been released. Five stood for average. Anything below a five was bad, but three and lower were reserved for abysmal failures. Yet here we are, people giving this fun game a 3, what a joke.
I know what sim racing feels like, I have played every racing game since RC Pro Am. I know what arcade racing feels like, and I sure as hell know what rubber band AI is all about. Mario kart 7 is a great example of a game ruined by rubber bane AI, but not ruined into being a 3, its just not a ten. So rating this game as anything below seven or eight is flat out a simple minded, inconsiderate and truly childish attempt at skewing peoples opinions into avoiding a game that should be considered a great amount of fun for most people.
Yes, it definitely does require you to use drifting, A Lot!, but as an arcade racer, I don't mind this and really enjoyed it because what they did was focus their tuning on the drifting and nailed it perfectly. The game is heads above most recent arcade racers, except for NFS Most Wanted. That will be the only game that I can honestly say is more fun.
The game is challenging, there is no doubt. You are rarely going to race each event only one time. If you are a great racer, sure, its possible, but with little errors, you will usually place second, and want to try again. The events are way more fun when you have to play them using the hood view, as it gave me the sensation of playing out a movie like The Fast and the Furious. If you try to imagine that type racing, then you fully understand what your buying in this game. If you were thinking Gran Tourismo or perhaps Forza, then you are wasting your time.
You will find a great mix of cars, both old and new. There are some classics such as the much loved Mustang, to the Charger used in the Dukes of Hazard. Of course you will find some hot hatchbacks, and older model Mercedes and BMW's, but you are also going to find newer supercars such as the Ariel Atom, a car which defies all logic by placing a small v8 into a tube frame car which has the power to weight ratio of a jet plane. lol
The graphics are definitely nice. I have been playing the PS3 version, but just got the Steam key for the PC version. The game looks great. If you are looking for a fun arcade game, give this game a try.
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When we first spotted these available as a Far Eastern import way back in 2007 they were being sold for near on $90, which makes Firebox's from £14.99 pricing seem positively reasonable.
The cutesy, penguin-shaped drives are available complete with scarf, in different shades, or with a Santa hat, for those feeling the festive spirit already.
On sale now, the drives play nice with Macs as well as PCs, come in 2GB or 4GB capacities and offer some water resistance, as indeed do their real-life counterparts.
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Does Harry Morton read The Hollywood Gossip?
If Lindsay Lohan truly wants to inspire people, William H. Macy has some advice for her: stop showing up late to the set, you skanky harlot!
Okay, we may have added the last part. But the beloved character actor still had choice words for anyone that isn't punctual during filming.
The Gossip isn't here to judge. If you wish to refrain from eating for weeks on end, star in your own version of Sex and the City, or sweat alongside a cycling champion, that's your business.
At least the following celebrities seem to understand their places in society. They're role models, whether they wish to be or not. Grow inspired by their hopeful messages ...
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your Arizona Cardinals as they make their way into Firecrotch Stadium!
Hey, don't blame Lindsay Lohan for how many guys she's been a mean naughty girl to - it's television's fault. The promiscuous actress claims her attitude to men has been shaped by watching Sex and the City.
Perish this gross thought, readers: The show started when Lindsay was 12. Even then, she was quite the fan.
For Michael Lohan, the season premiere of Prison Break was nothing but a tease. Nevertheless, Lindsay's father recently penned a letter (and included a cartoon drawing) from behind bars.
Is it comforting or frightening to know the awful apple doesn't fall from the crazy tree? Consider this question as you ponder Lindsay Lohan and her mother.
Reports state that Dina Lohan is developing her own talk show. Dina, who acts as her daughter's manager, has been sued for fraud and is responsible for giving birth to such a sexually deviant prima donna, claims she is the perfect host for a show because people feel comfortable telling her their problems.
The reasons why Lindsay Lohan was reportedly left off the guest list of a Justin Timberlake concert are confounding.
Just when you thought a feud between Paris Hilton and her dog would overtake the heiress' rivalry with Lindsay Lohan, Hilton's posse was seen lashing out at everyone least favorite red head.
Seriously, folks, can you give her some room? We're not sure if Lindsay Lohan needs a stall to avoid any stalkers, or to regurgitate this afternoon's lunch, but it looks like she has to go really badly ...
Typically, we'd be in favor of ANYthing that causes Lindsay Lohan to lose sleep and fire off hilarious, self-pitying emails. However, the problem with the news that someone is stalking Lohan is this: it makes the sex-crazed anorexic think she's important. After all, you don't see random celebrities such as Bob Uecker being stalked.
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Someone is gonna feel sorry for Lindsay Lohan dammit! She doesn't care what she has to do to draw it out of people.
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China's Mo Yan earns Nobel literature prize
October 11, 2012
It was recently announced that China's Mo Yan is the winner of the 2012 Nobel prize for literature for his various works that combine folk tales, history and living in China, according to Reuters.
Mo, 57, is known for his somewhat vulgar works that are mainly based off of where he grew up in Gaomi. He was thrilled with the $1.2 million prize and honor.
"But I do not think that my winning can be seen as representing anything. I think that China has many outstanding authors, and their great works should also be recognized by the world," Mo told the news source."Next, I'm going to put most of my efforts into creating my new works. I will keep working hard, and I thank everyone. As to whether I go to Sweden to receive the prize, I will wait for word from the organizers about arrangements."
According to CNN, Chinese authorities consider this to be the first Chinese win even though it went to Gao Xingjian in 2000, but he is now a French citizen.
Those who want to talk about the recent honor can make calls to China using international calling cards.
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