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3 night stay in dingle
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Well worth the money
At first we felt that the price may be a bit steep, but after staying at the castlewood it seemed a bargain.. beautiful house, clean/spotless, large clean rooms and bathrooms, amazing breakfast, warm and attentive service (brillaint hosts), central location, stunning surroundings... i have no complaints and would recommend this to anyone wanting a guaranteed comfortable stay.
Absolute perfection
We stayed here in late June for two nights and did not want to leave. Helen and Brian were charming and attentive hosts. The rooms are gorgeous - thoughtfully and tastefully appointed, with comfortable beds and luxury linens. We felt like we were on our honeymoon again. Breakfasts were outstanding. Great location too - close to town - 5 minute walk - but far enough so that it is peacefully quiet at night. We were extremely lucky with the weather - 70 degrees and sunny - but Dingle and Castlewood House would be a welcome retreat even in gloomy weather. Highly recommended and we will be back next year!!
Perfect views, huge, modern rooms, super friendly staff. One of the highlights of our 2 week trip to Ireland. Breakfast was fantastic too ! I can't believe that there is anywhere better in Dingle. View from the room (think it was room 10) attached.
Excellent, Charming
We had 2 rooms at the newly opened Castlewood GuestHouse, Next door to Heatons, A truly amazing place. Excellent Service, and the best Irish Breakfast EVER!!! The breakfast menu is out of this world, and quite frankly its worth staying just for that.
Bedrooms are immaculate, jacuzzi baths, power showers, huge rooms with magnificent views of the harbour, truly stunning.... wanted to stay for ever.
We had a fabulous time at Castlewood House in Dingle. This upmarket B&B is located overlooking Dingle Bay and it's only a five minute walk into the centre of town. The rooms are beautifully furnished with whirlpool baths. Helen gave us a very warm welcome. It has only been open for three months and they are obviously very proud of the hotel they have created; their enthusiasm is infectious! The breakfasts are great - porridge with Baileys or Irish Mist! You've got to try it once (it's perhaps too much for breakfast). Comfortable lounge area. Great for playing Scrabble or reading. Highly recommended. It deserves to be successful.
Loved this B&B
Stayed 1 night in this B and B. It is much pricier than most but definitely worth it! The rooms are all furnished differently in a very attractive way. It is a short walk into town. Dingle is such fun, lots of great restaurants and loads of pubs with live entertainment.
Breakfast was delicious, fantastic black and white pudding! The only complaint I would have is that ther service at b'fast was very slow.
I would definitely stay here again!
So nice we came back twice - in one week!
We spent two nights at the beautiful Castlewood House in July 2005. We felt immediately at home. A large "family" room accomodated ourselves and our two teenagers more than comfortably. The bathroom was first class with jetted tub and separate shower, marble vanity top with vessel sink, lovely fixtures and great towels. The suite was professionally decorated with beautiful, quality furniture and comfortable beds.
Breakfast was a real treat - calming background music from local artists in a lovely dining room with views of Dingle Bay. The attention to detail on the breakfast table was greatly appreciated. Comfortable chairs made us want to sit all morning.
Breakfast choices include the traditional Irish breakfast plus more; beautifully presented - elegant food. Try the porridge with the special additions - MMMMM!
We left Dingle and continued on our vacation. Within three days we returned to Castlewood House for one more night before we left Ireland.
Brian and Helen are great hosts and make you feel completely welcome in their home. It was their hospitality, gracious welcome and attention to details that made it so special.
If you like elegant accomodations you won't be disappointed.
Wonderful Luxury B&B
We stayed one night at the Castlewood House, and wish we could have stayed longer. Staff was very helpful, and went out of the way to make your stay great. Breakfast was a real treat - made to order omelettes and specials, in addition to the normal B&B fare. Luxury linens and lots of little extras. Great location with free parking.
Detail, detail, detail......
My fianc� and I stayed at the Castlewood House, in June 2005. Originally, we were due to stay at this hotel in May, but our booking had been booked for the wrong day and when we arrived it was full. I can't compliment how this was handled! Brian, the owner, made some calls to other guesthouses in Dingle to find us alternative accommodation, and gave us a complementary 2 nights stay, to be taken at our leisure.
What a great place, everything has been considered, the room (11) was fantastic, it certainly met with my seal of approval, the bathroom was outstanding, with a Jacuzzi bath, just what you need after a hard days sight seeing, little touches like classic books, e.g. Treasure Island, just left casually made it a lovely touch. The only little gripe I might have, is there wasn't a comfortable chair in the bedroom, it was either the up-right chairs, or the bed to sit on, while watching a DVD but a minor detail.
The communal room was lovely, over looking the bay, with a backgammon board and other classic games for guest's use. Breakfast had a lovely touch, Helen made a fantastic host, very attentive, breakfast was delicious, the menu had a wide choice, the dingle kippers are highly recommended, along with the special omelette of the day. The scones were light as feathers! The decoration on the whole was very comforting, and I felt at home. We will certainly be coming back to the Castlewood House for our next visit to Dingle.
Loved the new Castlewood House!
Castlewood House is a new inn on the Dingle Bay. Great location walk to town. Beautiful room and baths and the common areas are gorgeous! Great breakfast and great hosts! We hope we can go back soon. We loved it!!!
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Tour day 5
Driving to Dingle today. Passing by the Blarney Stone. If you kiss it you will have the gift of gab. No need for that, and besides the blarney stone was a toilet! Stopped at site where Michael Collins was assassinated by the anti-treaty group on August 22, 1922. Movie called"Michael Collins" filmed in 1995. Coffee break in town of Macroom. Narrow …
Tour Day 5 on to Dingle
We left Kinsale today heading towards Dingle along the Dingle Peninsula. On our way out of town we stopped at the ambush site where General Michael Collins was killed. It's the equivalent of Kennedy's "grassy knoll".
Remember from the September 10 post that Michael Collins was one of the rebel leaders jailed in Kilmainham Gaol for his …
Tour Day 7 in Dingle
Today was a free day so it was nice to be able to take our time in the morning. Typically we must have breakfast and be ready to roll by 8:45 or so.
First I walked into Dingle and did the town walk recommended in Rick Steves' guidebook. I saw a few things around town such as a white crucifix that was a memorial to heroes who died in the …
Tour Day 6 on the Dingle Peninsula
Today after a very nice breakfast we left for Dingle Crystal where we saw a demonstration of how crystal (like Waterford) is cut. This is a husband and wife business and the sons are being trained as well. Sean Dalys actually apprenticed with Waterford (which closed down awhile ago) for about 5 years. He set up his own shop and is keeping the art …
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and National Safety Council President Janet Froetscher this week announced the creation of FocusDriven, the first national nonprofit organization devoted specifically to raising awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.
The group will be led by Jennifer Smith, who has been an outspoken advocate against distracted driving since her mother was killed by someone talking on his cell phone while driving in 2008.
FocusDriven is a direct outgrowth of the September 2009 national Distracted Driving Summit called by Secretary LaHood. Since the two-day meeting, family members of distracted driving victims have worked to establish an advocacy organization with support from the Department of Transportation and the National Safety Council (NSC), a nonprofit organization that uses leadership, research, education and advocacy to prevent injuries and save lives.
FocusDriven's new Website, www.focusdriven.org, hosts information on distracted driving, ways to get involved, and help for victims and family members, who include FocusDriven Founding Director Elissa Schee of Citra, Fla., who lost her daughter, Margay, when a semi truck slammed into the back of her stopped school bus.
FocusDriven is modeled after Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), which has successfully changed society's attitudes towards drinking and driving with the use of advocates who have experienced the terrible consequences firsthand. FocusDriven also hopes to provide support for victims of distracted driving, which has become a growing epidemic in our society, but also to expand its mission to include education and the evaluation of new technologies.
Putting an end to the dangerous practice of distracted driving is a top priority for Secretary LaHood and the Department of Transportation. The department recently launched a federal Website, www.distraction.gov, with comprehensive information on distracted driving, as well as a national PSA featuring Secretary LaHood to raise awareness about this dangerous driving behavior.
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1994 Plymouth Sundance 2dr Hatchback
I bought this car to get me too and from work with 112 000km on it. It skips into 2nd gear with big whine on the tranny. It dosent always shift into 4th gear if I can get it up to 80km/h that is. It has always gotten me to work on time thou. Only had to replace one radiator and there does seem to be an alignment problem causing odd tire wear on the front wheels. Currently still driving it with 170000Km+ on her.
I keep getting phone calls telling me that my warranty is almost expired. How about that a 16 year old car with 170000Km that apparently is still under warrenty. Insurance is very reasonable.
Could use a little more umph from the engine but what can you expect from a $1000 car I bought 5 years ago.
1994 Plymouth Sundance 4dr Hatchback
I bought this car to help a friend that was moving, never meaning to keep it. That was at 140,000 miles. Now at 199,640 I'm still amazed that she won't die! Oil changes, plugs and belts, plus an alt., a battery and a new timing belt--in 6 years. Cold starts at 20 below 0 (she's an Alaska car). Great beater, starter car, whatever--and still gets 27 mpg!
Runs and stops most of the time!
I have owned many, many cars and trucks over the years, but this one takes the trophey! This lil car has served greatly and now I am givining it to my Son in law to use because his car has died and he needs a good dependable car to get to work and back. I was the second owner of the car and for paying $5000 for it back in 1998 was alot to me, but as I look back now, well worth every penny. I never had a problem with it! it had great power and super gas milage (35 mpg) with that 5 speed... It handled great! Kept it tuned, changed the oil, and gave her a bath, and she treated me well! Even in the Sub-Zero temps in Wisconsin, Started every time. Now I passed her on, and she continues........
The 5 speed, Loved the sun roof, good sounding stero, Comfortable seating, Could haul alot with the fold down seats, Fast, Quick, all around SOLID CAR!... Didn't really want to give it away(lol) but wanted my Grand Daughter to ride in a safe car! E-Z to work on (if needed)[plugs and oil]
MAKE MORE OF THEM!!! BRING BACK THE GOOD GAS MILAGE CARS!!! I got 35 mpg with this one, and it was a 1994 dodge 2.2 motor... because of the 5speed the fuel was so good, we also had a automatic and it got about 28 mpg! Thanks for a great little car... God Bless!
I bought my car from a private seller four months ago. Other than minor things like tune ups, it has been great. It is currently reading 265,000 miles on the odometer. As of now the only thing wrong with it is the oxygen sensor and the valve seals are bad (which is typical of this type of engine with high mileage) which causes white smoke to come from the exaust. Other than that it runs great!
Very comfortable. The backseat is plenty big enough for my two toddlers. And the hatch has plenty of room for whatever I need.
A better driver's armrest would be better. And I find it pretty silly that the only automatic seatbelt in the whole car is on the passenger side. Why is there there at all?
I've had the car for 4 years with no major mechanical problems. My father and my brother have also owned one. My fathers lasted for 240,000 miles until the body rusted out. It's not the best looking car, but you'll never have to put a dime into fixing it. Also you can beat the car up pretty good with no mechanical problems.
Best reliability you can get for a cheap price.
Paint chips and peels off of car in most every model.
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Packers vs. Vikings: Basics; take five; tale of the tape
When: Noon Sunday. Where: Lambeau Field.
Television: Fox. Radio: AM-620 in Milwaukee. Wayne Larrivee will call the play-by-play for the Packers Radio Network, with Larry McCarren providing the analysis.
Line: None. Series regular-season record: Packers lead, 55-48-1.
Last regular-season meeting: Packers 44, Vikings 31, on Oct. 27, 2013, at the Metrodome.
Packer spotlight: Although quarterback Scott Tolzien was able to move the ball through the air against the Giants, turnovers once again helped do in his team.
In his two games since taking over as the starter, Tolzien has thrown five interceptions and just one touchdown with the Packers being outscored, 54-26, in those games.
After turning the ball over just five times in their last six games, the Packers had three giveaways, all interceptions, against the Giants. Since 2006, Green Bay is now 5-12 in games in which it has at least three turnovers.
Now the Packers find themselves in third place in the NFC North at 5-5, a record worse than eight teams in the conference and tied with another.
Vikings spotlight: At age 33 and in his 11th season, Kevin Williams has built a resume worthy of Hall of Fame consideration at the tackle position. He's been named first-team all-pro five times and earned six Pro Bowl nominations.
Williams now ranks 11th in NFL history in sacks by a defensive tackle with 59. He needs only two sacks to move into a tie for 10th place with Michael Dean Perry. Williams already is tied with Dan Wilkinson for most interceptions by a defensive tackle in league history with five.
Williams, who is in the final year of his contract, has said on several occasions that he would like to play a few more seasons with the Vikings.
"I think I still have a few more games like that before it's all said and done," he said.
Jeff Maillet
1. STEALING CANDY FROM A BABY: Minnesota is allowing 280.1 passing yards per game, which ranks 29th. The Vikings lost Harrison Smith, a talented safety, to a turf toe injury last month. Smith's replacements have struggled and the cornerbacks have been subpar. Even Packer quarterback Scott Tolzien should get fat and happy against this group.
2. MUSICAL QB'S? Minnesota has bounced between Christian Ponder, Matt Cassel and Josh Freeman at quarterback this season. All three have flopped at the position, and nothing was more comedic than Minnesota's performance at Seattle last week. First, Ponder threw interceptions on consecutive possessions, including one that was returned for a touchdown. Ponder went to the bench and in came Cassel, who threw an interception on his first possession. It remains unclear who will start Sunday, although Ponder has the most history against Green Bay. In five career meetings against the Packers, Ponder is 71 of 140 for 907 yards with seven touchdowns and seven interceptions for a passer rating of 67.2.
3. ALL DAY: Adrian Peterson ranks 30th on the NFL's all-time rushing list with 9,700 yards. At his current pace, Peterson will crack the top 10 during the 2015 season. Minnesota is a long way from challenging for supremacy in the division and conference. So the Vikings have discussed trading Peterson, who turns 29 this off-season, to a contender. If that happens, the division will lose one of its best players in a generation.
4. NOT MUCH TO SAY: Ex-Packer receiver Greg Jennings had a lot to say about his former team this off-season. But his production this season has been remarkably quiet. Jennings is on pace for his fewest catches and yards in a full season since his rookie season of 2006. Last week, the injury-prone Jennings sat out with an Achilles strain. The reception for Jennings on Sunday will be nasty. The question is can Jennings respond or are his best days long gone?
5. WAITING ON AARON: The Packers desperately need quarterback Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) back on the field. Rodgers missed all but one series in the last three games, and not coincidentally, the Packers are now mired in a three-game losing streak. Rodgers' timetable remains murky, and it's unlikely he'll be ready this week. But it appears the only way Green Bay will play in the postseason this season is if Rodgers returns soon.
Rob Reischel
Minnesota's quarterbacking situation is bad. Christian Ponder, the Vikings' No. 1 draft pick in 2011, hasn't panned out. Ponder has 34 interceptions and 37 touchdowns in 34 career games, and he was benched last week. Journeyman Matt Cassel relieved Ponder, but he isn't the long-term answer. Ex-Buccaneer Josh Freeman started in Week 7, had a disastrous performance and has been inactive since. Green Bay's Scott Tolzien has done a lot of good things over the last two games, but he has five interceptions and just one touchdown.
ADVANTAGE: Even
You have to feel for Green Bay's Eddie Lacy. He spent his 2012 season at Alabama running into eight- and nine-man fronts. That was supposed to change in Green Bay, and it did when Aaron Rodgers was healthy. But with Rodgers out, Lacy is back to seeing eight in the box, if not more. Last week, Lacy could muster just 27 yards in 14 carries. Minnesota all-everything Adrian Peterson isn't on the same pace as 2012, when he erupted for 2,097 yards. That was the second-most rushing yards in NFL history and earned Peterson the MVP. But Peterson, who has a remarkable combination of speed, power and vision, is one of the NFL's top backs.
ADVANTAGE: Vikings
Jordy Nelson was in perfect sync with Tolzien last week, while Jarrett Boykin is now tied for second on the team with 29 receptions. Minnesota paid Greg Jennings $9 million per season to be its No. 1, but he's been a huge disappointment. Jennings is on pace for his lowest number of catches and yards since his rookie season. Last week, Jennings sat out with an Achilles strain. WR Jerome Simpson has improved dramatically from an awful 2012. Diminutive Jarius Wright runs well (4.43) and rookie first-round pick Cordarrelle Patterson is an ascending player. Standout tight end Kyle Rudolph (foot) is out until December.
ADVANTAGE: Packers
Green Bay's group struggled immensely in New York. The Packers could really use RT Don Barclay (knee) back this week. Minnesota has been extremely healthy up front but hasn't played at a particularly high level. The best player is second-year LT Matt Kalil, the fourth-overall pick in the 2012 draft. Kalil is a terrific athlete, who played every offensive snap as a rookie and has yet to miss a start. John Sullivan is one of the top centers in the NFL but does struggle against power. RT Phil Loadholt is a gigantic man (6 foot 8, 343 pounds), but his play has been up and down. RG Brandon Fusco has had a solid year, while LG Charlie Johnson is a converted tackle finding life tough inside.
ADVANTAGE: Even
Minnesota's Jared Allen is in his 10th season and is still a handful. Allen, a free-agent-to-be, might get one more big deal this off-season. LE Brian Robison almost never leaves the field. DT Kevin Williams, 33, has slipped but remains a terrific run stuffer. Green Bay's Ryan Pickett is struggling through a knee injury.
ADVANTAGE: Even
Minnesota veteran SLB Chad Greenway still flows well to the ball, is solid in coverage and is the leader of this group. MLB Erin Henderson has bulked up and moved from the weak side. The new WLB is journeyman Marvin Mitchell, who got the job when ex-Packer Desmond Bishop was lost for the season with a torn ACL. Green Bay's Clay Matthews played more free and loose in New York after having a club removed from his broken hand.
ADVANTAGE: Packers
Green Bay's Tramon Williams had his best game in three seasons at New York. His interception also was his first in 23 games. CB Josh Robinson broke his sternum Sunday against the Seahawks and is out 4-6 weeks. Chris Cook is a terrific athlete who has struggled. Minnesota's best player in back, second-year safety Harrison Smith, is on the IR-recall list with a turf toe injury. His replacements have struggled. SS Jamarca Sanford is one of the team's emotional leaders, but stands just 5-91/2.
ADVANTAGE: Packers
Minnesota PK Blair Walsh has a big leg and is 50 of 55 (88.2%) on field goals in his young career. Vikings P Jeff Locke, a fifth-round selection in April, is having a solid season. Patterson is one of the game's elite return men. Green Bay's Mason Crosby connected from 57 yards against the Giants last week, the longest outdoor kick of his career.
ADVANTAGE: Vikings
Rob Reischel
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Featured Document Exhibit at the East Rotunda Gallery
Currently on Exhibit in the East Rotunda Gallery
September 1 - November 9, 2016
An Act to establish the National Museum of African American History and Culture
The Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) was established by an act of Congress on December 16, 2003. Efforts to create a national museum dedicated to African American history and culture date to the early 20th century. In celebration of the opening of the NMAACH, a 1927 pamphlet showing an early design for an African American memorial museum, and the act that was ultimately passed in 2003 will be on display.
East Rotunda Gallery, September 1 - November 9, 2016
National Memorial Association Pamphlet
Upcoming Featured Documents
"A Date Which Will Live in Infamy"
Seventy-five years ago on December 8, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed a joint session of Congress. He asked for a declaration of war in response to Japan's attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, thus launching the United States into the Second World War. On display is the U.S. Senate's copy of President Roosevelt's famous "Infamy" speech.
East Rotunda Gallery, November 10, 2016 – January 4, 2017
Senate copy of President Franklin Roosevelt's Joint Address to Congress, December 8, 1941, page 1 National Archives, Records of the U.S. Senate. NAID 595426
Previous Featured Documents
100th Anniversary of the Organic Act Creating the National Park Service
President Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act on August 25, 1916 "to conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wild life therein, and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such manner … as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations." This legislation created the National Park Service, bringing the management and preservation of national parks under the administration of a single agency.
East Rotunda Gallery, June 30 - August 31, 2016
An Act to Establish a National Park Service, 8/25/1916. (General Records of the U.S. Government, National Archives)
Harvey Milk's letter to President Carter
In 1978, San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk wrote to President Carter asking for his support in defeating a ballot proposition that would have banned gay men and lesbians from working in California school districts. Milk's letter and a portion of a speech he gave will be on display
East Rotunda Gallery, April 28 - June 29, 2016
Letter from Harvey Milk from the holdings of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library
The Civil Rights Act of 1866
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 survived President Andrew Johnson's veto and was voted into law by a two-thirds majority in both houses of Congress. It was the first attempt at civil rights legislation after the 13th Amendment abolished slavery. Its landmark language attempted to put African Americans on equal footing with whites and paved the way for the 14th Amendment.
After the destruction of the Civil War, some believed Congress was warranted on trying to remove the marks left behind by slavery. The act conveyed the ideals of the Radical Republicans, who saw the end of the Civil War as an opportunity to create an egalitarian society. Opponents argued that this was an unprecedented and unwanted intrusion into local government by the Federal Government.
East Rotunda Gallery, March 3 - April 27, 2016
"An Act to protect all Persons in the United States in their Civil Rights, and furnish the Means of their vindication," April 9, 1866
National Archives, General Records of the U.S. Government
The Tuskegee Airmen: Fighting on Two Fronts
On January 16, 1941, the War Department announced it was creating the nation's first African American fighter squadron that would train at a new airfield in Tuskegee, Alabama. After graduation from flight school, these pilots—along with their support personnel and later training classes—formed the nation's first African American fighter unit, whose members became known as Tuskegee Airmen. The Airmen fought for freedom on two fronts: against Nazism in Europe and against discrimination at home. On view are a flight report from a mission flown in support of the Anzio, Italy invasion and a petition sent to the War Department by officers protesting discriminatory practices in the Army Air Forces.
East Rotunda Gallery, January 7, 2016 – March 2, 2016
"Sortie Report" from an air mission flown by the 99th Fighter Squadron over Italy, January 28, 1944
National Archives, Records of the Army Air Forces
California's Certificate of Ratification of the 13th Amendment
On January 31, 1865, Congress approved a resolution proposing an amendment abolishing slavery and sent it to the states for approval. At that time, approximately 200 to 300 enslaved Africans were in the technically "free" state of California. Many worked on gold claims of white southern slave owners. Slavery was formally abolished in California and the rest of the United States when the 13th Amendment was ratified On December 18, 1865.
East Rotunda Gallery, December 3 2015 - January 6, 2016
Coca-Cola Bottle and Patent
Today the Coca-Cola bottle is one of the most recognizable containers in the world, but until the Coca-Cola Company launched a competition to design a distinctive bottle in 1915, nearly all soft drink bottles looked the same. The design patent of the winning bottle design and an original contoured "Coke" bottle will be on display.
East Rotunda Gallery, October 29 - December 2, 2015
Design patent No. 48,160 for bottle or similar article, November 16, 1915.
National Archives, Records of the Patent and Trademark Office
The National Archives Museum's "Special East Rotunda Gallery Exhibition" is made possible in part by the National Archives Foundation through the generous support of The Coca-Cola Company.
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This exhibition was created by the National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC, with support from the the National Archives Foundation.


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Edvard Munch's House, is Åsgårdstrand's biggest attraction. It was here that Edvard Munch lived and found the inspiration for so many of his famous paintings.
It was in 1889 that Edvard Munch (1863-1944) spent the first of many summers in Åsgårdstrand. In 1897 he bought a spartan fisherman's cottage built at the end of the 18th century.
The house is now a small museum, open to the public where everything has been retained as it was when the artist lived there. The original studio building has been pulled down, but another building has been erected on the same site.
Edvard Munch painted many of his masterpieces in Åsgårdstrand, such as The Bridge, Four girls in Åsgårdstrand and The Dance of Life. These are now on view in major international art galleries.
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Dr. Claborn attended medical school at University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine and graduated in 1974 having 42 years experience.
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It's been a very warm week on the reserve as everywhere and there's been a real buzz of activity. Birds are most definitely on the move with a few Swallows seen on the reserve this week as I reported in a previous blog. However, it appears that some Sand Martins did beat them after all. On Thursday a lady reported to me that she'd seen quite a large group come through nearly two weeks ago and this morning a gentleman told me he'd spotted 3 on Monday whilst watching a Great White Egret.
Around the same time he'd also seen 2 Cranes flying over and 2 of the released Cranes on the levels at West Sedgemoor had been reported out this way, so it could of been them. Other significant 'movements' include the sighting of an Osprey at Ham Wall on Saturday (24th) and a Sedge Warbler heard chattering away in the reedbed on the right of the railway line behind the first bench the same day. Also heard today - the first Willow Warbler of the season on the rail path trees close to Waltons.
The warm weather has seen a significant number of butterflies on the reserve - many much earlier than usual. Peacock, Red Admiral, Small Tortoiseshell, Speckled Wood, Green-veined White, Orange Tip and Brimstone all seen this week.
Peacock butterfly: John Crispin.
Last weekend saw Bearded Tits appearing again in the Waltons section. They have been spotted/heard frequently in non-access parts of the reserve, which is great, but to see them more frequently in the public areas is fantastic! Lets hope they now begin to colonise this part of the reserve this year by breeding in these areas and giving our visitors a real treat.
Bitterns, are of course still booming strongly and there is thought to be as many as 30 booming males across the Avalon Marshes at present and this figure could rise further over the coming weeks with more early morning 'bittern listens' planned. Flights are still more difficult to come by at the moment but the first viewing platfrom offers a great vista and the best chance of a sighting.
Great White Egrets are still being seen and there is still thought to be at least 3 in the marshes still, including the ringed bird. Marsh Harriers are also seen but maybe not quite as frequently as a few weeks ago, although a handsome looking male is using Waltons and Loxtons fairly regularly. A second, younger male has also been seen on occasions but a lot less female activity.
Sparowhawks are being seen most days and one flew right in front of the viewing platfrom really close in on Thursday. The visitors who were up there missed it as they were engrossed in something else at the time. Just shows how easy it is for things to pass you by. Last Saturday morning around 6.10am one of our volunteers John Crispin saw a female Sparrowhawk down a female Mallard and managed to get the shot below. The bird was then spooked and flew off leaving the poor Mallard to hobble into the reeds. It was looked for but not found.
Kingfishers can still be seen with the old railway bridge as you come into the reserve still a hotspot, where birds are seen flying up and down the surrounding drains, a lady reported seeing one here on Thursday afternoon.
The rail path trees still offer great bird song especially in the morning for a dawn chorus: Blackcaps can now be heard easily, Willow Warbler as mentioned, Song Thrush, Blackbird, Wren, Dunnock, Goldcrest, Goldfinch and Chaffinch to name but a few. Treecreeper has also been spotted in the usual Alders between Loxtons and the rail path.
Also this week: Raven flying and calling over Waltons on Thurs, 2 Jays on the north of the reserve but also seen at the back of Waltons and by Street Heath (next to Loxtons the other side), 2 Greylag Geese flying over on Thursday, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Little Egrets feeding in Waltons, groups of snipe and single birds at a few different locations, Small groups of Lapwing in Waltons but also several pairs displaying at various locations, and extremely vocal Water Rails and Little Grebes. Several Pairs of Great Crested Grebe on site seen displaying and signs of nest building with the best views in Waltons, in front of the 1st platform and from Loxtons screen.
Well, I think that's it for now - apologies again if you came across this blog half complete previously - hope you find it fully intact this time. Have an enjoyable weekend even if the weather has turned a little colder!
On Wednesday this week, one of our steadfast volunteers, John Crispin, undertook our annual Water Rail Survey. Water Rails, as most bird watchers know, are notoriously secretive and difficult to see. We undertake the survey at this time of year as they are at their most vocal, staking claims to their territories.
The survey involves taking out a piece of audio equipment and playing the male birds call - known as "Sharming". This, to those of you who don't know, sounds very much like a squealing pig - quite distinctive. Once you play the call, other males will reply and you can record on a map where the calls are coming from and from this (once you've walked the entire reserve) you can work out the number of territories. Of course, not all these will be pairs, but it's a good guide year on year of populations and how they change.
The weather was perfect for the survey and the results were great. A total of 61 birds were recorded, including 7 pairs, which is by far and away our highest result ever at Ham Wall - fantastic news.
Here's a couple of pics of our survey subjects (both from John Crispin).
We've had a message recently from our local Police - Rural Beat Team to remind visitors to please keep valuables locked out of sight of opportunist thieves.
Nature reserve car parks are often targets for passing criminals because owners of vehicles often leave items such as: Sat Navs, Mobile Phones, Cameras, Binoculars, Telescopes and Handbags on display.
Local police have put out signs at local Westhay and other surrounding reserves.
We are very lucky that very few incidents have occurred at our reserve but we don't want to put temptation in peoples way and make it easy for thieves. It would be a shame for visits to the Avalon Marshes wonderful reserves were spoilt by not taking avoidable steps.
On a brighter note, the reserve is starting to buzz with activity: booming bitterns, songbirds in full flow, butterflies on the wing and summer migrants beginning to appear - well worth a visit while the weather is good!


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ummmmm........ just a simple correction.... a baby's head doesn't go flat from being in a car seat.... their heads go flat from their parents not holding them enough and just letting them lay everywhere... that's what happened to my nephew, my sister just decided to let him lay everywhere instead of giving him tummy time or helping him sit up to build the muscles he needs to hold himself up.... needless to say he was majorly delayed strength/muscle wise because of that....... it had absolutely nothing to do with his carseat.
I'm going to suggest finding something that is shaped similarly to the carseat (like a little co-sleeper rocker) instead of the carseat though.
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I am glad I came across this thread because I honestly didn't know about the carseat sleeping. We are waiting for ours to be delivered so I have really only done the basic research. When I was a baby I had colic and my mom would let me sleep in the carseat if I had fallen asleep from a car ride. I have purchased the rock n' play and will use that for nap time if LO has a hard time sleeping in her bassinet (plus its great to fold up and take to my parents house or DFs parents house or just move around my house). I have done a lot of research too and agree with PP about the flat heads. That usually happens to babies that are never held or do not get tummy time, they are usually always flat on their backs in a bouncer, carseat, etc.
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Medieval 2: Total War
As Borat would say "Nice"By wade kubat Score:
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The graphics are AWESOME, in fact they are so good I usually look at my units for like 10 minutes before I issue them a command(DONT do this in battle, it doesnt work). The strategy is ever important, because this game is a lot harder than the last ones.
Mostly though the religion sucks, your pope will actually call crusades on your most inexperienced men at the most inconvenient time. Another problem is diplomacy, I remember those GAUL and GERMAIAN bastards being stubborn, but my god! An example would be that France has one city left, 1 general, -22687 dollars in debt, is at war with everyone, and for some reason calls me a weak retard as if they weren't French(oh yeah they were in trouble to). This goes for every race except for Russia, who dont do anything(Lazy, intelligent, peaceful, bastards).
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Jason Segel is set to enroll in the Cameron Diaz starrer "Bad Teacher" for Columbia Pictures.
The actor will co-star in the raunchy comedy, which was was penned by "The Office" scribes Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky. Jake Kasdan is directing.
Story centers on a foulmouthed, gold-digging middle-school teacher who, after getting dumped by her boyfriend, competes with a colleague for the affections of the school's model teacher. Segel will play a gym teacher.
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