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Complaint Review: Barbara Back = Pets Rescue
Barbara Back = Pets Rescuepetsrescue.org Hampton, New Jersey U.S.A.
Barbara Back = Pets Rescue Or Barbara Bach Breeder Beware ~ takes your money and you never receive puppy Hampton New Jersey or Alabama
*UPDATE Employee: This is Ellie CSA Manager
*UPDATE Employee: Common Sense for Animals is ALSO a VICTIM of Barbara Bach, and CSA did NO wrong!
*Author of original report: Common Sense Rescue = Washington New Jersey
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All weekend while away we checked phone and email but heard nothing from Ted or Barbara. We got home yesterday emailed them and called them never returned our call. Today we received an email from Barbara that they came back Sunday and gave the puppy to a place in Washington, NJ. We can try and call them. Well we had no number, name or anything. Tried to call Barbara gee her number temporarily out of service her cell full.
Through the internet we found the place in Washington NJ and yes they received Skye and adopted her out. So now my Holiday is destroyed, I'm even more upset from being scammed, I'm out a puppy and money. How can someone do this??
I then went to the Yahoo message boards looked up Barbara Black and she has scammed many people and she was even indicted. I'm not satisfied though I would like her to be behind bars for a very long time. She is a scam artist and does not care about the repercussions or how upset she has made people. Please help!!!! Thank you all
Freehold, New Jersey
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This is Ellie CSA Manager
AUTHOR: Shelter Director - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 02, 2009POSTED: Thursday, April 02, 2009
I spoke with you several times myself on the phone. While I understood and sypmathized with your situation concerning the husky puppy I was following our protocol by protecting the legal owners privacy. I explained to you that we never would have taken the puppy in for adoption had we known that it was spoken for. I feel that your discrepencies should have been only with Barbara and not with us, as we were innocent victims much like yourself.
Your implication regarding our attorney was unreasonable at best. He was indeed in the building at the time that you called and it was indeed Conrad Blease, not Dr. Robert Blease, that you spoke with. As for him having no compassion, that is not true, I listened to his end of the conversation and he was polite and professional at all times.
I truly hope that you have resolved your emotional pain caused by Barbara Bach.
Please accept our sympathy and know that we are no longer affiliated with her, nor were we ever in conspiracy with her to make money.
We have found wonderful and loving homes for thousands of dogs and our reputation means a lot to us. Anyone who would like to speak to me directly regarding this situation may email me at email@example.com as I would like to dispell any myths.
Ellie Zukoski
CSA Manager
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Common Sense for Animals is ALSO a VICTIM of Barbara Bach, and CSA did NO wrong!
AUTHOR: Shelter Director - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 02, 2009POSTED: Thursday, April 02, 2009
The situation with Skye is a terrible story which we are sad to be a part of. We FULLY agree with the customer that Barbara should have NEVER brought that particular puppy to our shelter and that the puppy should have been delivered as promised, or at least the deposit returned. Barbara is crooked in that way and this is only part of the reason we will never assist her again. Had we known her ways since the beginnning we would have never let her set foot on our property.
When Barbara brought that particular group of puppies in to our shelter, we had no information at all from the person Barbara took the deposit from, as they did not know we had the puppy and obviously Barbara never told us it was already on hold. Had we known that in advance, we would have NEVER adopted the puppy into our shelter. Given that the puppy was available for adoption in our eyes, with the information we had at the time, we placed it for adoption and it found a home immediately.
When Barbara's original adopter found this information out from Barbara, she contacted our shelter in hopes of finding her puppy. Our policy, across the board and in all situations, is to protect our clients privacy. We never give out the names, addresses, phone numbers, etc of any of our clients, which is a good practice and is widely supported. When she wanted the information to contact this person, we told her we could not provide that to her. Our lawyer is Dr.Blease's son, Conrad Blease, who frequents the premesis. He was truly on site that day and she truly did speak to our lawyer, who "just happened to be there". He is not always here, that was truly a coincidence, much like the rest of this unhappy tale.
Our adoption out agreement is a legal binding form which relinquishes rights of ownership to the new adoptor. We have copies signed by all parties here on file. The truth of this situation, is that Barbara Back made us BOTH VICTIMS... her orginal adopter is a victim of scam and deceipt, and our shelter is a victim of scam and deceipt.
We acknowlege and understand the pain that you have experienced from this situation and we are never helping Barbara Bach again. You have our word.
After all of this happened, we found out that one of our longtime friends and volunteers was also scammed by Barbara Bach and bought an $800 chihuahua puppy that was sick, under age, and had urine burns along her underside from poor hygeine while at the puppy mill. When this friend of ours found out what happened she went red with anger and began researching Barbara. What she found shocked our shelter and angered us all. Barbara is a horrible person, a puppy mill, a liar, a scammer, and she does NOT care about anything or anyone, except herself and her money.
Our shelter has truly helped hundreds of puppies from the south in need and will continue to do this in the future, although we have learned to be more discriminating.
anonymous employee and friend of CSA
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It is the better part of a day to get from Street, Somerset to Bantham, Devon by horse and cart. My grandfather made the journey for the first time in 1908 – he camped on the beach and never wanted to ever go anywhere else on holiday ever again. In 1956, his wife bought a beautiful house overlooking the bay for £11,000 (behind his back and against his frugal Quaker principles). The same journey is a couple of hours by car now and I first got swept down the tidal estuary in my mums tummy with our dog Kyla scratching at her back. Today this little slice of South coast heaven continues to hold our wider family transfixed. All my Grandfathers descendants and cousins call it home from home. Walking, surfing, sailing, fishing, picnicking, painting, kissing, running and swimming. But very rarely does anyone do those last two together. Since Asher met the Swim Run gang in Sweden, we've been talking about setting up our own little Swim Run (private at first) around Bantham and Burgh island. Could we really swim from the main beach to the island? We'd been told many times how dangerous swimming across the bay was due to the rip tides etc… Could we then make it over the island, swim up the other estuary, over the top and back across the avon and back (we are still dreaming up all sorts of silly routes)? Last week, while down there for my fathers birthday - who made his Bantham debut in 1936 and as an enthusiastic amateur painter has cast his eye over nearly every nook and cranny of the scraggy shorelines – especially the iconic 'long stone' that sits proudly off the southern beach head. Get the rip wrong while trying to swim across to the bay and you can easily be swept left past the 'long stone' and in the direction of France. With all these thoughts in mind, I decided to do a little recce with our new Shiba Inu puppy, "Zen Dawg". We picked him up, a few weeks old, in November from a council estate in Wolverhampton and so he had never seen a river, let alone the sea and has yet to experience summer! On with the old wetsuit, Vivobarefoot trail shoes and an extra long lobster pot mooring rope leash, I set off over the ham and down onto the beach. The tide coming in and we skipped round the filling up pools on the main beach until we hit the mouth of the river. Zen froze (it was freezing – but sunny) and I tugged on the lobster pot rope (leash). All 4 claws screamed into the wet sand and as I reeled him in he yelped, I scooped him up and jumped into the river. It was cold and the current was flowing – it was intense for both of us . We both clawed and gasped at the water and were swept up the river as we crossed – Zen ended up mainly on my shoulders frantically assessing when he could make a swim for shore. Panting but strangely refreshed we were suddenly up and running out across the sand spit to Burgh Island. Zen was shaking off sea water for the first time and was immediately back in full gallop. The run up to the top of the island is steep and this little 5 month old puppy basically pulled me up the hill (I was sweating). The sun beamed as we crested the old smugglers dock, past scooped out bays and round the Burgh Island hotel (where Agatha Christie wrote some of her famous tomes). In a way this was perfect Swim Run training: a team of two joined by a 10m rope (in this case 17m) and on the way back up the estuary we had 3 more swims to complete before we got home. Zen was having none of the swims – we ended up with Zen clambering round the rocks as I swam (floated on my back cajoling him) punctuated with brief unavoidable splashes and back up on the rocks.Of course, the connecting rope often snagged and the big skipping motions untangle us became a sport in itself. For the final long swim across the estuary Zen literally clambered on top of my head clawing my neck and testing my buoyancy to the last – it became a close call between throwing him off to be re-clawed and just leaving him there to sink me. It was intimate, bonding and a lot of fun. I loved the sensations of oscillating between hot & cold, horizontal & vertical, fast & slow, stuck & free… I'm dreading swapping Zen for Asher – I fear I'll be dragging him back a bit. The great thing about a dog is that ultimately you set the pace. With Asher I fear that I wont' get any help being pulled up the hills and might end up clinging onto him as we battle out the first Otillo in the Scilly isles this June of which Vivobarefoot is a proud sponsor and yours truly is a masochist entrant (training is underway ;) Vivobarefoot are proud sponsors of the first ever UK Otillo Swimrun, taking place on July 18th, 2016, on the Isles of Scilly. Galahad and Asher will be taking part, and Otillo will be streaming the event live. Find out more
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If you are new to wearing VIVOBAREFOOT shoes we'd recommend walking before you run and transitioning gradually. It might feel unusual at first, but it'll be worth it in the long run. Shoes that make sense Like any training programme, it takes time to adjust to barefoot movement. You may have sore calves and feet to begin with but this is just the feeling of waking muscles up that may not have had a proper workout in years. In time you should get stronger feet, increased ankle mobility, improved posture and better balance and a new found sense of connection with the ground. The "workout" begins the first time you walk in our shoes. Start Slowly Therefore we'd recommend starting slowly; being barefoot (where it's safe to be) where possible and wearing VIVOBAREFOOT shoes for short periods for walking. Your brain will start to adapt quickly and you body will also begin to change too. We'd recommend regularly doing toe exercises little and often (whilst brushing your teeth is ideal) and when walking think about good posture and correct walking pattern. We have lots more information on Toe-Ga and walking . Born to Run? The best-selling book, Born to Run, by Christopher McDougall, paints a romantic picture of taking off your shoes and running with the Tarahumara people. In reality there's a bit more to it than that. It's true humans have evolved to move. Moving regularly and uninhibited is key to human health and fitness. However in western cultures we tend to do two things: we sit down and we wear shoes. A lifetime spent in a seated posture and in narrow, rigid, and/or cushioned shoes is likely to have a detrimental impact on your body and your ability to move skilfully, without injury. No silver bullet They are flat, wide and flexible to allow your muscles and tendons and bones to work harmoniously. The ultra-thin, puncture-resistant soles allow the brain to have a good idea of what's happening under foot – that's it. Our shoes are not a silver bullet; they simply allow the feet to move as if barefoot – it's down to you , patience and embracing a new kind movement . Ready to embrace a new kind of movement? SHOP WOMENS SHOP MENS
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"Ahh, yhes, you have just missed him, he has gone to jail for shooting a man with a poisoned arrow.." We had driven for over 1000 kilometers over the African Plains. . The previous three villages had all pointed us in the direction of this little village, saying the last guy who knew how to do the long distance running and persistence hunting would definitely be here. The previous evening, our guide Werner, known as "Honey Bird", had told us a history on the San (the Western term to categorise a multitude of bushmen tribes living all the way from Botswana to South Africa). The Ju/'hoansi, our hosts, are one such tribe, and call an area of 90,000 sq km around the Nyae-Nyae pans home. Since they banned hunting in Botswana last year, the Naye-Naye conservancy area is the last place in Namibia where the Bushmen are still permitted to hunt using traditional techniques and we were here to find proof of the endurance running hypothesis: Original humans hunted by running down and tracking prey over the hottest hours of the day. Humans have a unique ability to stay cool (sweat) with an efficient and elastic running style enabling us to out-last Antelope who can only manage short bursts to run away before they have to cool themselves down by breathing. Through clever tracking and consistent running, the humans are able to move the antelope on before they are fully recuperated and the beast ultimately keels over from heat exhaustion. The drive from the village was a ponderous one, and we were becoming pessimistic about whether we would even get to meet someone that knew how to do the persistance hunting. Just as we were about to give up, a demure figure sitting across the room inquired, "Are you guys doing a project?" "We are looking for the last of the persistent hunters, but have hit a dead end." The mysterious figure was Aleksandra Orbeck Nielsen, who had left a glamorous career in Paris and New York to set up a conservation trust, called: Nano Fasa; to help protect the last wild zone of Namibia. Her goal was to set up a sustainable future for the people in the area. She knew the best hunters around and was about to launch, 'The Barefoot Academy' based around 5 branches: The Hunter "Tracking is like dancing, I feel happy." The Gatherer "If we all share, we have enough." The Healer "Healing makes our hearts happy and our bodies strong as the antelope" The Story Teller "We tell stories to teach, to prepare, to share and to connect." The Sustainer "When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves." The next morning Aleks was off to film a documentary, and we decided to go for a run with Ben McNutt's bushman friend Toma. Ben had been working with Toma and his friend !Ao for the last ten years, leading expeditions to Namibia through his company Woodsmoke. As Toma glided effortlessly through the bush, we witnessed human movement at its most natural, he was deftly moving as humans have done in this part of Africa since before the dawn of humanity. Back in the village, we met Toma's 80 years old father, squatting by his hut (while his son slouched on one of the chairs), who regaled us with tales of what he called 'the running hunt' and how they used to do it in this area. "I wish my children would still do the running hunting" , said the old man. "They have become lazy and because they go to school have not had enough time to learn our traditional ways." Only 1 in 10 bow and arrow hunts are successful and the older villagers are frustrated that the young are too lazy to pursue this efficient and successful method of running hunting. Schools, sitting in chairs and the introduction of secondhand first-world padded shoes are affectively crippling the Ju/'hoansi. As a result, running hunting, one of the most original methods of human pursuit is on the verge of dying out. Ju/'hoansi like Toma and his brother have both gone to school, discovered chairs (they even have two chairs outside their hut) and started wearing poorly fitting secondhand Western shoes (often at least 2 sizes too big or too small). After being coerced by their insistent father, they have tried the running hunting, but so far without success. "We gave up." "It was too hard." Toma and his brother say that they cough from smoking and as a result of tuberculosis. Although they reluctantly admit they 'should' stop smoking and start running to make their lungs stronger. As the sun rose on our final day and we set off up the hills to Nhoma camp,, which had become rundown by an infamous Boer who had committed the crime of selling the Ju/'hoansi the free giveaway secondhand shoes he had received as 'donations' from the West. Aleks has recently launched a tracking school and the skill of running hunting will be part of it. Students will come for a minimum of 2 weeks to help build up the camp, contribute to projects, and learn the ancient ways of these humble, wise and beautiful people. It was easy to distinguish the people that had started wearing Western shoes, as their toes were already warped. Whereas those who had stuck to the original natural sandals had beautiful straight toes . The people of Nhoma only hunted in the traditional bushman sandals – these days mainly made of tire rubber. The local cobbler complained of the lack of skins to make the shoes in the original way. They used to make two different types of sandals – one for hunting with a big toe groove for extra grip and a flat one for everyday use. As the sun burnt into the bush, the film makers were capturing the locals gathering the larvae to make their poisonous arrow heads and we set off on our 1000km return trip back to Windhoek, on the way witnessing a final termite hatch at Roy's camp. As a wise lady said, "Termites show that when we unite together we can build great things." We look forward to all coming back to inaugurate the tracking school, don the locally made bushmen sandals and run down a Kudu.. and try to escape without a poisoned arrow in our ass! - Galahad Clark
Today, everyone from fitness coaches to stockbrokers are sporting barefoot shoes. Without knowing it, these modern barefoot shoe-wearers are carrying on a tradition that stretches back across generations -- to the first shoes ever made. Doctors have long understood the health benefits of the minimalist shoes--or no shoes at all--worn by indigenous communities all over the world, from the Solomon Islands to the west coast of Africa. As far back as 1905, medical journals published articles lauding the healthy habit of this minimal footwear. The strong, dexterous feet of traditional shoe-wearers stood in stark contrast to the overlapping toes and grotesque bunions caused by cramming feet into narrow Western shoes. Symptomatic of the "disease of civilisation," foot deformities were another epidemic spurned by the increasingly unnatural lifestyle of the modern, urbanized world. Humans first made shoes to protect feet from the elements and rough terrain--from the nearly impenetrable jungle to the burning sand of the Kalahari. Today, barefoot shoes take advantage of breakthrough biomechanical research and high-tech materials, but they stay true to this original purpose. Like traditional shoes worn for centuries, modern barefoot shoes allow feet to retain their natural shape, strength, and range of motion. Indigenous shoemaking is barefoot shoemaking. And this ancient traditional inspires us to get back to our roots and create barefoot shoes made for modern feet from every walk of life. SHOP BAREFOOT SHOES
"Here I am, where I've been I've walked a hundred miles in tobacco skin, And my clothes are worn & gritty." Lyrics from 'Something Pretty, Patrick Park. At this stage I'm confident to say that my Gobis are the best travel shoes I have ever owned. They have walked many hundreds of miles; from African deserts to Scottish beaches, from jumping onto London tube trains, to skipping over open sewers in Asia, and they are still going strong, if looking a little travel weary. In my opinion these are VivoBarefoot's 'gold star' shoe – they are tried, tested and trusted – for traveling to hot dry countries you couldn't ask for a better companion. The simple design and stitched sole make them pretty much indestructible for rough and tumble travel, yet they are stylish enough to wear into a smart hotel lobby; but in my opinion their two most impressive features are their breathability and their pack-ability. The suede upper allows perspiration from your feet to sublimate through the leather and evaporate away. I've worn mine in the Namib Desert at 40+°C and had dry socks at the end of a hard days hiking. They also pack very small; will even go in the lid of a rucksack or can be rolled up and crammed into the bottom of a side pocket, helping to keep your weight down at check-in. My granny used to say "spend your money on your boots and your bed, because if you're not in one, you're in the other", so my advice if you are planning a trip somewhere hot this year, and want something light and comfortable to wear, you should give serious consideration to investing in a pair of Gobis, your feet will thank you for it. SHOP GOBI II
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Christopher Fitz-Simon on theatre, television, MacLiammoir and Edwards, and his long-lost great-great-uncle
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Ok to make a fair comparison I'll go ahead with DC. DC is very good at supporting their solo characters. They are not afraid to try out things. It's not all about just spotlighting what's popular in their movie verse . Examples: Katana, Constantine, Vibe, Phantom Stranger, Swamp Thing, Amethyst, Grifter, Pandora (notice they are also very good about pushing female characters), Booster Gold, Blue Beetle and many others. Yet Marvel is very bad in this department. Yeah they do have solo books (Hawkeye, Gambit). But man you know how awesome it would be to see ongoings for the likes of: Doctor Strange, The Vision, Namor, Storm, Spider Woman (and keep Bendis away from her!!!), maybe a western title, a mideaval time period title with The Black Knight, a Paladin ongoing.
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Alexander Will Train For Matthysse in Colorado Springs
By Ryan Burton
Former junior welterweight champion Devon Alexander's trainer and manager Kevin Cunningham told BoxingScene that they are set to begin their training camp for their June 25th fight with the hard Hitting Lucas Matthysse of Argentina. They will begin their camp today (May 1st) in Colorado Springs.
Cunningham told BoxingScene, " Team Alexander will arrive in Colorado Springs, Colorado on Sunday May 1st to begin training in the high altitude to prepare for Devon's June 25th showdown against power punching Lucas Matthysse."
Alexander is looking to bounce back from his January loss to Tim Bradley while Matthysse looks to build on his dominating TKO win over DeMarcus Corley.
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[QUOTE=wizard king;10461313]cant wait to see alex get ktfo big mistake on taking on this fight[/QUOTE] Alexander is too skilled for this cat. . .Alexander by middle round koComment by wizard king on 05-01-2011
cant wait to see alex get ktfo big mistake on taking on this fightComment by Steward on 05-01-2011
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Advice on integrating 3D printing is in the news this week, as well as disruptive forces affecting manufacturing — including 3D printing and cloud computing.
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December has always been one of my favorite times of the year. I've found it to be a very hectic month in some ways and a quiet one in others.
In the news, Siemens is set to acquire Camstar, a manufacturer of MES (manufacturing execution systems), and the Southeast's Purchasing Managers Index shows increased manufacturing activity across the region in October.
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In the news, Q3 2014 continued to show strong mergers and acquisition activity (M&A). Also, an article provides advice on what to consider before adding 3D printing to your process, and a webcast focuses on regulatory requirements, supply chain complexity, and meeting customer demands.
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NC cookbook author Sheri Castle will join the Clemmons Branch's Cookbook Club on Wednesday, September 21 at 12:30 for a yummy home-cooked meal and a fun chat. You're welcome to come too...but you have to bring a dish!
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Povetkin's Promoter Stands By W. Klitschko Statement
By Alexander Pavlov
There appears to be some confusion regarding the deadline for Wladimir Klitschko's mandatory defense against Alexander Povetkin. Wladimir, the WBA/IBO/IBF/WBO champion, will be ordered next year to fight WBA "regular" beltholder Povetkin. The Russian champion's promoter, Sauerland Event, said the WBA gave both sides until February 27 to make the fight.
However, Klitschko's manager Bernd Boente said the WBA gave him a different deadline to make that match. In an earlier BoxingScene.com article, Boente said his boxer has until July to make that fight.
Sauerland's General Manager, Chris Meyer, says Boente is probably going to submit a request to delay the mandatory.
"We received a message from the WBA on the need for Klitschko-Povetkin [to happen] by the 27th of February 2013. I presume that Boente is making statements based on the earlier demands of the [WBA]. His statements in the press about this fight not happening until July is probably based on K2's intent to get "special permission" to delay the mandatory defense for one fight. Whether the WBA will endorse such a request and under what conditions is another question," Meyer said.
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[QUOTE=Freedom.;12571278]I think the fight will happen in late March or April. I'd like to see Wlad fight 3 times again next year, he's not getting any younger. There will now be LOTS of good potential opponents for Wlad: Povetkin, Pulev…Comment by Ravens Fan on 10-02-2012
[QUOTE=The Nephilim;12571036]Already putting WACH down as a win for Wlad? That's dangerous thinking for the the champion.[/QUOTE] I personally have no problem putting down Wach as a win for Wlad and I guarantee you I won't lose any sleep over…Comment by Freedom. on 10-02-2012
I think the fight will happen in late March or April. I'd like to see Wlad fight 3 times again next year, he's not getting any younger. There will now be LOTS of good potential opponents for Wlad: Povetkin, Pulev…Comment by parrish duke on 10-02-2012
yo really, put the pressure on wlad who was willing and able to fight this dude on 2 seperate occasions? Povetkin better get his balls back and rematch huckleberry finn first, because he lost that one buddies. how can you…Comment by 4Corners on 10-02-2012
Povetkin is just uhhhhh not that good. It'll be a decent win for Wlad, against a current Top 10 HW, but Povetkin is another out of shape HW. It'll be great to see Wlad beat him down.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (12)


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(This story first ran at PressConnects.com) BALTIMORE — At 26 years old, UFC light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones admits it is difficult even for him to realize he could soon be considered the best fighter in the history of mixed martial arts. But it's a reality (…)
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Brazil are the most successful national team in world football. Their style of football is attractive, with fans from almost every other country wishing their nation could play the game with such beauty.
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Spacious ground floor cottage with own garden. Ideal for families, also wheelchair friendly with wet room. Perfect for exploring countryside and coast. Pet-friendly. Dereham 7 miles (Ref. 927685)
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One of our cosy single storey Norfolk cottages, in rural hamlet of Bylaugh close to river, woodland, fishing, walking and more. Dereham 3 miles. (Ref. 3580)
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