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From two locations, Bridge Pa Triangle Wine district, centre for the Winery Ride and Havelock North, we take you to the best sights Hawke's Bay has to offer – Cape Kidnappers, Art Deco Napier, the Tuki Tuki Valley Landscapes Ride, or iconic Te Mata Peak. 13 award-winning wineries in the Bridge Pa Wine District, NEW bikes plus vibrant restaurant and café culture guarantee you good fun!
We offer six planned trails for you to explore or you can customise a tour to your own needs. Whether you're looking for a fun day in the sun, or the complete holiday package, we'll organise the details so you can focus on having a good time.
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$360k raised, 2,600 participants and 200 volunteers!
Amazing, incredible and humbling! It's impossible to truly show our gratitude for your support of the Red Shoe Shuffle 2016. What started out as an idea for a fundraiser five years ago has evolved into a Celebration of Community and Love like no other in town. Every small bit has added up to BIG impact for the children of RMH. That's what community is… everyone doing what they can, when they can, to carry each other through.
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Why it's great: Matthew Weiner spent years trying to get the "Mad Men" pilot made. His patience was worth it. This is a fantastic introduction to Don Draper and the world he inhabits — including his present mistress, his future one, his wife, his new secretary (and future protege) and many of his co-workers — even as it's also giving us young Peggy's very different perspective on life at Sterling Cooper. We get our first improvised Don Draper pitch, as he coins "It's Toasted" in a meeting with the Lucky Strike execs, the start of the Peggy/Pete affair (as well as the first signs of Pete's jealousy towards Don), and our first sense of the show's deep artistic ambitions. That Don has a wife waiting for him at home felt like more of a cliche than it might have had someone produced the script when Weiner originally wrote it, but everything else is perfect.
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Heatmap, Hot or Not? Free Alternatives for Crazy Egg
Heatmaps are graphical overlays of your website which points out what content is hot and what not. This is mainly done by tracking the mouseclicks of the visitor. A more expensive model uses eyetracking to achieve this overlay. Although the results look the same, the two options are somewhat different.
The click-heatmap makes it possible to analyse the clicking behaviour of the visitor while the eyetracking-heatmap shows you where people actual look on your webpage.
So what can you do with a heatmap? It gives you the opportunity to look through the eyes of your visitors as they navigate on your website. For example: The heatmap shows that your advertisement is easily overlooked. Possible reasons: wrong colour, close to big images which capture more attention, … Just give the ads a more prominent place and see if the visitors pick up on this.
If you have dynamic content, it is a bit more difficult to take the full advantage of heatmaps (people click on different places if content changes). Instead of posting an article every day, you can consider doing so every week (or longer if you want to test longer).
I came up with this post because I was looking for an alternative for the site-overlay provided by google analytics. It's not that this tool is useless, on the contrary, but the grass might be greener on the other side.
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The first one I came across was Crazy Egg. A while ago this was a free service, but that's not longer the case. They have various payment-options and if you have a look at the demo, you'll notice that 9$ a month is not that much. If you prefer to have a free alternative for Crazy egg, you can just keep on reading…
I also wrote an extensive review about Crazy Egg if you're interested in this tool. It includes a link, giving you the opportunity to subscribe for a 60 day free trial.
Just to let everyone know: I'm not getting payed for writing this review (although I'm member of their affiliate program), but I'm very thrilled about Mouseflow. Not only does it offer a detailed mouse click heatmap, but also a mouse movement and scroll heatmap. But that is not where it stops.
Mouseflow is in fact a powerful web analytics package that gives you plenty of statistics and features to play around with. It records the pageviews, total visit length, interaction time (which I find very useful), bounce rates, loading time, response time and the scroll reach (in percentages and pixels).
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For only 10€ a month you get 1000 recorded sessions – which is a bargain – but if you're still not sure you can always start with a free subscription. You're just one line of Javascript away from trying out this great application.
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I have been using Hotjar since the early Beta version and I am actually very happy with it. The tool is really easy to set up and produces useful heatmaps per device (desktop, tablet and mobile phone) and per type (click, move and scroll). This means a nice variety of options to analyse and gain insights from.
But it doesn't stop there for Hotjar because they offer so much more than heatmaps. Other features include live recordings, funnel analysis, polls, surveys and even live user tests via screen sharing. Every feature is enabled for the basic (free) account but restricted in use. Really worth your time to check it out.
Zarget is a complete Conversion Rate Optimization tool, packed with great features. They not only offer heat -and scroll maps, but they also let you set up funnel analysis, A/B testing and split URL testing. Unfortunately, they currently do not offer any free plans, but you can try them out for 30 days.
We have tried Zarget out for several weeks and we were really happy with them. It's unbelievably easy to set up and integrate all there features with the help of a Google Chrome extension. We even wrote a review about them.
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We have given MonkeyTracker one of the highest score in this list. The reason is that it's so easy to use. Subscribing would take you about 2 minutes, integrating the javascript maybe 1 minute and then you're all set. The next thing to do is navigating to the page for which you would like to generate the heat -or scroll map, hit a simple key shortcut and there you go!
MonkeyTracker has a limited set of features (don't expect session recordings for example), but what it has to offer, it does it really well and very fast. Responsive design and IP filtering are included as well.
We have written a short post about MonkeyTracker, in which we share a special promo code. This promo code will give you a 30% reduction for all paid subscriptions and will extend its limitations. The limitations of the free subscription is extended as well.
Ptengine is a complete analytics tool that includes a full heat -and scroll map as well. One of the many great features is that you can differentiate between the interactive and non-interactive elements of your interface when viewing the maps. That is something I haven't seen before. You can also compare multiple pages with eachother. All of this comes with a multi device monitoring.
A great tool that offers so much more than heat maps. If you sign up through our blog, you will receive an extended 2 month trial. This instead to the normal 14 days.
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Mean Margaret (Laura Geringer Books)
Question: What do a pair of newlywed woodchucks, a squirrel, a testy snake, a skunk, and a couple of bats have in common with a family of pudgy human beings named Hubble?Answer: Their lives are all turned topsy-turvy by a tyrannical three-year-old named Margaret.Question: Will Mean Margaret ever realize that there's more to life than being nasty to everybody?Answer: Read this touching comedy and find out.Praise for The Wainscott WeaselAn ALA Notable Children's Book It's just possible that not since a spider named Charlotte saved a pig named Wilbur has there been a more tender tale of interspecies love and devotion.' 'The New York Times Book Review This well-realized fantasy has everything a reader could want: adventure, humor, and style.' 'Starred/ALA Booklist
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Take a look at the planned FHM Philippines' cover for March 2012 featuring Bela Padilla with the line "Stepping Out of The Shadows" while surrounded by dark-skinned black women. Offended much? No wonder it was just pulled from the shelves, says Irish website Joe:
"The magazine issued a statement which really didn't address the racism at all: "When FHM hits the stands in March it will have a different cover. We deem this to be the most prudent move in the light of the confusion over the previous cover execution."
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Honor a memory and hold a tangible memory of a special angel. Remlet creates custom, handmade Angel bracelets to represent inner strength, courage and kindness. We have teamed with Remlet to raise money for Moms Who Kick. Heart of a Warrior Campaign Angel Awareness Bracelets – 50% of Proceeds will be donated to Moms Who [...]
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Moms Who Kick is excited to announce we are teaming up with Sicchic East Coast Fight Wear. Together we share a common philosophy of standing up to adversity. Wendy Jarva, SicChíc's founder definitely kicks! She is an avid martial artist and illustrator/designer. She saw a need for a strong and edge line of fight wear [...]
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The South West will deliver an array of purples and mauves to the Perth Royal Show this year to celebrate the local production of lavender.
Denise Mercer, of Capel, has designed the South West's district display for 26 years and has won 13times, including at last year's show.
The display is worked on throughout the year by Ms Mercer and a team of volunteers from throughout the South West farming community.
''I start thinking about it at the beginning of the year,'' Ms Mercer said.
''We go up to Perth a week before, and it takes us five days to set it up — that's putting all the products on the stand.''
The centrepiece of this year's display is a hand-crafted patchwork quilt, made by Sally Poore of Busselton, which will be surrounded by other produce from the region, including wool, hay, eggs, timber and wine.
''We always try and get the best of what we've got, the best fleeces of wool, the best of everything — we do get marked on that,'' Ms Mercer said.
''We just try to make it a really pleasant visual display and also try to incorporate an educational value.''
The lavender for the display will come from five producers across the South West, which has an ideal climate for lavender to thrive in.
''It's a plant which I think people have had good success with here, it grows pretty much everywhere in the region because of the soil,''said Lavender Fields of Bridgetown owner, Bruce Bebbington.
''I think it would be good in that it will highlight the fact that people are growing it and there is potential for it as an industry.''
The South West will compete against five other southern districts, and will be judged on the quality of produce and the overall appeal of the display by 30 judges.
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Bone mineral density improvement in spondyloarthropathy after treatment with etanercept
- H Marzo-Ortega1,
- D McGonagle1,2,
- G Haugeberg1,3,
- M J Green1,
- S P Stewart4,
- P Emery1
- 1Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Research Unit, The Leeds General Infirmary, Great George Street, Leeds LS1 3EX, UK
- 2Department of Rheumatology, Calderdale General Hospital, Salterhebble, Halifax HX3 0PW, UK
- 3Oslo City Department of Rheumatology, Diakonhjemmet Hospital, PO Box 23, Vinderen, Oslo N-0318, Norway
- 4Academic Unit of Medical Physics, The University of Leeds, Leeds LS1 3EX, UK
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Dr H Marzo-Ortega;
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New bone formation with spinal fusion is the hallmark of ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and the related spondyloarthropathies (SpA), although concomitant osteoporosis is also a major problem both in early and established disease and correlates with disease activity.1 We have previously reported the efficacy of etanercept in patients with active and resistant spinal and peripheral SpA.2 Our aim in this study was to investigate whether suppression of inflammation with etanercept prevents bone loss in patients with AS and SpA.
Ten patients with active, resistant spinal and peripheral SpA were treated with a six month course of etanercept 25 mg subcutaneously twice weekly, as previously reported.2 Diagnoses in this group were: AS (n=7), Crohn's spondylitis (n=2), and undifferentiated SpA (n=1). Results were compared with those for a second group of patients with equivalent disease activity, but shorter disease duration treated conventionally (table 1). The diagnoses of the second group were: undifferentiated SpA …


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Connector Series
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Located near the slopes, this San Martino di Castrozza residence is in the mountains, within a 15-minute walk of Col Verde Gondola and Tognola Gondola, and close to winter sports such as cross-country skiing and skiing lessons. Rosetta Cable Car is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) away.
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Orovacanze Club Pez Gajard guests can head out to the slopes, sip drinks at the bar/lounge, and enjoy an indoor pool and massage/treatment rooms.
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After a day on the snow, enjoy a relaxing soak in the spa tub and an invigorating swim in the indoor swimming pool. At the end of the day, order après-ski drinks at the residence's bar.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This ski residence also offers ski storage, a sauna, and a fitness center. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 56
- Bar/lounge
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
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- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
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- Sauna
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- Spa tub
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- Family Hotel
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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- Balcony
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- Hair dryer
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
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An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Downhill skiing nearby
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- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Sledding nearby
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Check-in time starts at 5 PM
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
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- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Deposit: EUR 150.00 per stay
- Club Card: EUR 30 per person, per week
- Child's Club Card: EUR 30 per week, (from 3 to 17 years old)
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
- Cleaning fee: EUR 40 per accommodation, per stay (varies per unit size)
- Towels/sheets: EUR 20 per person, per stay
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HTC DROID Eris OTA firmware updates starting
Verizon sent us a message last night telling us about the new HTC DROID Eris firmware update that has started going out to users. This isn't an update to a newer version of Android, which we are still expecting, but rather a simpler update that fixes some problems with the initial version of the device.
Not all people experienced all of these issues, but there's probably something in this update for most any DROID Eris user.
The initial batch of users to get the update is pretty small, but it should start going out in large scale within a week or so. A list of the updated aspects of the DROID Eris are available after the jump.
- While on a call and the device is in screensaver mode, pressing the End key now takes the device out of screensaver mode, and a second press will end the call.
- On-call mute and speakerphone icon functionality is enhanced.
- Upgraded functionality after activation eliminates the delay users were experiencing in receiving their first call.
- Device now switches effectively from 1x mode to 3G.
- Device no longer requires users to reselect a default email after power-cycling.
- SMS and MMS messaging delivery is improved.
- Eighty-character MMS/SMS message subject lines are now allowed.
- Improved picture messaging functionality allows messages from LG phones to be opened.
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Winter Jazzfest 2012: Drums, Droves And Different Visions
Hide captionSandra St. Victor sings with Steven Bernstein's Millenial Territory Orchestra in a revue of music by Sly and the Family Stone.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionSaxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa assembled a unique lineup of friends for the Winter Jazzfest, a group with similar instrumentation to the band on his latest album, Samdhi.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionBassist Ben Allison (center) played an all-strings trio lineup with Steve Cardenas on guitar and Jenny Scheinman on violin.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionJenny Scheinman led her own band Mischief and Mayhem, featuring guitarist Nels Cline, at Le Poisson Rouge.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionFrench-Moroccan singer Malika Zarra performed at Zinc Bar.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionGuitarist Julian Lage wrote a new set of compositions for his five-piece band, including saxophonist Dan Blake.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionReedman Oscar Noriega played Kenny's Castaways with a band assembled by fellow saxophonist Pete Robbins.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionMichael Blake (right) performed with his band Hellbent, featuring Charlie Burnham on violin and Marcus Rojas on tuba.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionGuitarist Gilad Hekselman's set at Zinc Bar featured Joe Martin on bass.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionGuitarist Marc Ribot played with his trio Ceramic Dog at Sullivan Hall.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionTrombonist Curtis Hasselbring started the festival at Le Poisson Rouge with his band, the New Mellow Edwards.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionLong waits to enter venues and to purchase/pick up tickets at Winter Jazzfest caused pileups of foot traffic.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionDavid Murray led a 10-piece ensemble in music associated with Nat King Cole's Spanish-language albums.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionThe harmonica player Gregoire Maret played with a quartet featuring Federico Gonzalez Peña on piano, Ben Williams on electric bass, and Clarence Penn on drums.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionVocalist Melanie Charles was featured in Soul Squad, the funk band of saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin (second from left).John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionKeyboardist Bernie Worrell, known largely as a member of Parliament-Funkadelic, assembled a large ensemble to play funky originals and his versions of standards.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionThe line outside Zinc Bar, a small cellar venue, frequently wrapped around the block.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionInside Zinc Bar, guitarist Lionel Loueke (left) played material from his upcoming album, with a new band of Michael Olatuja (bass) and Mark Guiliana (drums).John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionSaxophonist Ravi Coltrane (left), a last-minute addition to the lineup, performed in a trio with bassist Matthew Garrison. Their fathers, John Coltrane and Jimmy Garrison respectively, also played in a band together.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionVijay Iyer's trio set at Le Poisson Rouge was one of the most packed of the festival.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionThe Vijay Iyer trio with Stephan Crump (bass) and Marcus Gilmore (drums) largely played material from an upcoming album, Accelerando.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionSaxophonist Steve Lehman performed with his trio of Matt Brewer (bass) and Damion Reid (drums).John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionDrummer Allison Miller led her band Boom Tic Boom at The Bitter End.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
Hide captionDrummer Justin Brown led a band at Sullivan Hall as part of a Revive Music-curated lineup on Saturday night.John Rogers for NPR/johnrogersnyc.com
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For the last eight years, New York has played host to a glorious, highly-concentrated overload of improvised music called Winter Jazzfest. In recent years, the early-January festival has expanded to five nearby Greenwich Village venues, two long nights and over 4,000 attendees.
The audiences are remarkably younger and bigger than your average jazz crowds. The performers — with notable exceptions — aren't yet of the profile who can fill weeklong runs or performing arts centers, but many of them ought to be. The corporate sponsorship doesn't really exist (how does that work, exactly?), unless you count a certain limited-edition beer made for this event. As for the music: With about 60 bands scattered about the stylistic map, there's bound to be something any festival-goer would like, if not many things.
With me to recap the music and madness of this year's Winter Jazzfest are producers Simon Rentner and Tim Wilkins of WBGO, and my big-eared colleague Anastasia Tsioulcas, notably of NPR Music's Deceptive Cadence. We had this edited conversation via instant messenger early Sunday afternoon, after partial recovery from two nights of concertgoing.
Patrick: We all here and caffeinated and ready?
Anastasia: Is this going to be McLaughlin Group-esque?
Patrick: A little more free-form, but you can be Eleanor Clift if you want.
Tim: Yes, PJ is the ex-Jesuit in the room.
Patrick: If only. So, everyone: Give me one word or phrase that you've been thinking about Winter Jazzfest 2012.
Simon: How about "clusterf$%#! of creativity"?
Tim: How about a "finally full-fledged festival."
Anastasia: I say "snapshot." And I'd like to explain myself.
Patrick: Go for it AT. Seems like "snapshot" and "finally full-fledged festival" are a bit at odds?
Anastasia: I'm thinking about the roots of WJF. It was directly inspired by globalFEST, a similar APAP-timed showcase, which has the express mission of bringing in artists who are either brand-new to North America (many making their U.S./N.A. debuts) or who had barely been seen here. And this is the one time of year that you have a critical mass of bookers and agents all in roughly the same place at the same time. So the idea was to get unknowns out in front of the business peeps and fans. Whereas WJF — as fantastic as it is in terms of artists and creative vision — is, to my mind, all about "this is downtown NY jazz" as it exists in X year.
Tim: globalFEST came first? Didn't know that.
Simon: Brice Rosenbloom was directly inspired to create Winter Jazzfest to mirror globalFEST.
Patrick: That was, what, eight years ago? And now WJF has become An Event.
Anastasia: Yes. And this is globalFEST's ninth year.
Tim: WJF may have started out as a showcase for "breakout" artists, but now it seems to try to strike a balance between well-known names (alternative or otherwise) and fresh faces, more so than in the past. After the labor dispute last year, the festival was really vindicated by a critical mass of both fans and musicians who recognized its value to "the scene" and got on board. And the artist-friendly tweaks that came out of the labor dispute — like slightly longer sets — benefited the music, to my ears.
Simon: Agreed. Never has there been so much diversity in sound. Another phrase: "crowds, more crowds, and even more crowds." I'm continually shocked to see so many people clamoring and pushing and shoving to see, say, Rudresh Mahanthappa.
Tim: I suppose this is a compromise for fans — but it shows that WJF is becoming an enduring presence as an outright festival.
Anastasia: Yes. A festival and not so much a mere showcase.
Tim: You really saw this in the streets — long lines just to get in to see "name" artists, and sometimes none at all at other venues (even if the big "names" were often onstage with their friends at the other venues, too). "Rudresh Mahanthappa," as one example, is a brand now, not just a music maker.
Anastasia: That's a big statement to make. Rudresh as brand? And OK, a disclaimer: For many years, my husband, who ran jazz A&R at Savoy and had several titles at Bluebird/RCA Victor signed and worked with many of the artists who appeared either under their own names or as side players at this year's WJF. These artists include, but aren't limited to, Vijay Iyer, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Ravi Coltrane, and Stephan Crump.
Tim: No disrespect intended; i.e., Mahanthappa has become quite successful. He now has an established identity and musical profile that festivalgoers are aware of. I saw him and Vijay Iyer at their first WJF at the Knitting Factory, when both were unknowns. (And that was magic!)
Simon: Yo, can I just make this statement? Not to sound so grandiose, but the more I see of Winter Jazzfest, the more I'm inclined to question what is jazz in the first place. I know that's a cliché, but every year it becomes more and more difficult to contextualize bands like Jenny Scheinman's Mischief and Mayhem, and Jerseyband, and New York Gypsy All-Stars, and ...
Tim: Yes Simon, there's been a lot of talk about "the J-word" — and whether it still has meaning — in all of the associated conferences (JazzTimes, APAP, JJA) this year. Nicholas Payton's recent blog posts really resonated with a lot of folks. I would argue "jazz" still has meaning, even if what it means is mindblowingly imaginative diversity, which is what WJF demonstrates. The music still needs a "big tent" that brings all of these tendencies into conversation, and WJF in part does that by at least nominally calling them "jazz."
Patrick: Perhaps an example, Tim?
Tim: I was really impressed by the hip-hop influenced acts this year — they seemed much more musically mature than in years past. I think there's a generational shift that's finally taking root with that. You heard it everywhere, not only in the Revive Music Group shows, but also Ben Williams' playing, Lionel Loueke, Marc Cary, Vijay Iyer's trio.
Anastasia: I'd agree. It's about artists who live in 2012 and grew up with a lot of different sounds, and who bring those sounds into their own "j-word" rubric.
Tim: And hip-hop has always been part of the air they breathe, not just a gimmick. I heard plenty of hip-hop influences but fortunately very little of the "Funky Drummer" cliches.
Anastasia: Exactly. It's not a veneer.
Tim: What's great is that these musicians really want is to bring all of that into jazz — or, if we need another moniker, improvised music of the highest level.
Patrick: I think the Revive Music Group showcases at WJF always seem to reflect black-origin popular musics in an organic, honest way — as did a few other bands, say, Jamire Williams' kinda R&B band ERIMAJ feat. singer Chris Turner — and that's worth something for sure. I mean, Ali Shaheed Muhammad from A Tribe Called Quest even came through to DJ a few set breaks.
Simon: Meghan Stabile, the producer at Sullivan Hall's series of shows on Saturday night, has been very important in building on this hip-hop/jazz vision. To see how advanced Casey Benjamin is on the vocoder is astonishing. He's creating a hip-hop language all to himself! I remember when he just played the sax ...
Patrick: Yea, the heads who have been around will tell you Casey can burn on some straight-ahead alto playing too.
Simon: When I saw Casey play in Jesse Fischer's set, with musicians like fellow alto saxophonist Jaleel Shaw in attendance, you really witness a great admiration for what Benjamin is doing.
Tim: Yes. I agree that ERIMAJ was a standout for sure, drummer Mark Giuliana's multiple appearances too ... in some ways, drummers lead the way in these kinds of generational sea changes. Think of Eric Harland, E.J. Strickland, etc. In picking sets to hear, I always looked at the drummer first.
Anastasia: i.e. Rhythm Is It?
Patrick: I was talking to Bob Boilen of All Songs Considered the other night that I think that one way to get people into modern jazz/improv expressions is to watch the drummers. They're not always as showy or pounding as a rock or pop drummer — but they can do things no other drummers would think of.
Tim: If "jazz" is a way of moving through time, the drummer always holds the key to quantum leaps forward in conception, like Papa Jo Jones and Elvin Jones each did in their time.
Patrick: And WJF has always been a showcase for so many drumming styles, this year no exception. One of my favorite moments was going to Tyshawn Sorey's set last night (1:45 a.m. start) and seeing Eric Harland, Kendrick Scott, Justin Brown, Mark Guiliana and probably other drummers I didn't recognize all in rapt attention. As you may know, as a composer, Tyshawn writes some unusual music by any measure! But also as you may know, he can play just about anything on the drums.
Tim: Yes, you know something momentous is afoot if you're in that company, and they're paying attention.
Patrick: That sort of thing — the late-night musicians' hang where folks actually get to hear their friends play on stage, for once — and the fact that you can measure what musicians care about because, well, you can see them there is one of the things that makes a festival as intimate as WJF so special. But I digress. Any other drummers of renown you noticed?
Tim: Clarence Penn, who was with Gregoire Maret. Superb.
Anastasia: I continue to be really impressed by Marcus Gilmore. Also, he's grown up — literally. He looks like a man now. That sounds condescending, but I don't mean it that way.
Patrick: He was a LaGuardia High School student when he burst upon the scene!
Anastasia: Exactly.
Simon: Jim Black, Justin Brown, Marcus Gilmore, Matt Wilson ... the list goes on. But here's something. Few people were playing 4/4 swing with the cymbal. A different rhythmic concept may have permanently replaced that ...
Patrick: So, Simon: You raised this idea earlier that you were confused what "jazz" could mean, since WJF was such a diversity-fest, stylistically. Personally, I may not have heard a standard or 12 bar blues head until Steve Lehman reassembled a Coltrane tune (was it "Moment's Notice"?) at 1:30 a.m. on Sunday morning. I'm wondering if anyone else found "swing as we used to know it" lacking this year. And if so, is that disturbing in any way?
I mean, I heard some things that had groove that felt at least somewhat like a post-bop swing bag. Again, drummers: Kevin Shea's nutso bebop with MOPDTK. Henry Cole with the Fabian Almazan trio + strings, so incredibly seamless. (Nobody does snare chatter quite like him.) Marcus Gilmore with Gilad Hekselman with some new-school swing, and if it quacks like a duck ... Dylan Ryan and his freebop ride cymbal with the intricate arrangements of Herculaneum. I hear that the Matt Wilson Quartet + strings was great — well, Matt is never afraid of swinging and getting weird in the same breath. But maybe more often, I heard grooves which felt like they came from a lifetime of rock and rap and funk and "other." And while I usually welcome this, there was so much of that going on, which has me a bit conflicted.
Simon: I'll just say it is not disturbing to me personally. I enjoy the diversity. But I can say that 4/4 swing can signify a kind of "black sound" or music fostered by Great Black American Musicians. And the lack of that particular sound may alienate some people, perhaps from an older generation. But, see, I'm a white guy trying to provide insight.
Patrick: I interject here to note that the paying audience was largely young, male and white.
Tim: I agree that "swing as we used to know it" was lacking in a few sets, but it was heartening (to me, at least) that "swing as we will come to know it" was well-represented. It's analogous to what Paul Motian did so masterfully. Swing was not always audible, but clearly present in his mind at all times. Many of these younger drummers are clearly well-versed in the richness of what has come before, and so to my mind can still be called "jazz." Which to me, more than anything, means an awareness, and hence an access, to a rich vocabulary based on tradition as well as innovation.
Anastasia: But the acknowledgement of that tradition is perhaps less audibly present now. And I wonder how that sounds to someone who might be more of a newcomer to jazz, or "jazz," or whatever one wants to call it. Especially when you have a setup like WJF, with a fabulously low price of entry etc. — that swing could be pretty enticing to someone who wants to sample what this music is about. I wonder if the absence of certain forms (like clearly defined "swing") would be at all off-putting, or at least perplexing. All this considering that one of the gifts of WJF is that in theory, you don't have to be in the inner sanctum to approach the music. (Long lines outside the clubs notwithstanding.)
Tim: Yes, WJF extends a very open invitation, but it doesn't try to be all things to all jazz lovers, for sure.
Patrick: Right. This festival is now teetering on the edge of dissociating itself from the construct of "the jazz tradition." And one of the lines circumscribing said tradition is, at least in practice, that feeling of deep-soul swing. Another is an implicit feeling of continuum, of conversing with predecessors and their social history, and I think WJF is very hands-off about this narrative. Now, I don't think that this is necessarily a bad thing! But I wonder if the issues that Anastasia raises are confusing for any festivalgoers.
Tim: I do think there was more of a "core aesthetic" this year than in the past, and this has something to do with striking the right balance between tradition and innovation. And that's where the word "jazz" is still useful.
Simon: What do you guys think of the band Mostly Other People Do The Killing?
Anastasia: I missed them. Tell me/us about them, please.
Simon: I thought Mostly Other People Do The Killing has an irreverence that reminded me of Mingus. Their "mocking" of jazz tradition is actually their way of paying deep respect.
Patrick: I agree, though I think that some people feel completely the opposite way about it.
Simon: Do tell.
Patrick: I think that some people find the virtuosic scattershot hyper-bebop grating sonically, and a bit discomfiting that folks can apply whatever bits of jazz history they feel like whenever they feel like. But I do think there are enough people who like the good humor and obvious joy.
OK, so we're running short on time. Everyone: One band you liked which we haven't discussed.
Simon: One thing that I will point out is that were two drastically different curatorial visions when you compare Kenny's Castaways (largely the brainchild of Search and Restore) with Sullivan Hall on Saturday (the Revive showcase). Two ways to interpret and build on the jazz tradition, each viable and rich.
Tim: Putting both visions together in one event is part of the genius of WJF. For me, Lionel Loueke's set of new tunes really blew me away. They were both more African, and more hip-hop, than with his usual trio. I'm looking forward to his new album this year. Cellist Marika Hughes and her Bottom Heavy band was also very nice.
Simon: Other musical highlights for me: Vijay Iyer's tribute to Detroit techno, a tune called "Hood." The New York Gypsy All-Stars, preceded by the Julian Lage Group (who wrote mostly all-new material in a three-day span leading up to the festival). There's more ...
Anastasia: I also liked the African direction of Lionel Loueke in this new material a lot. I enjoyed some old friends in Rudresh Mahanthappa and Vijay Iyer, each leading their own bands. I've never heard Le Poisson Rouge as quiet as John Medeski's solo set, ever. Just rapt attention. I loved Stephan Crump's Rosetta trio with guitarists Liberty Ellman and Jamie Fox — bass and two guitars. I loved Ravi Coltrane with Matthew Garrison (yes, both are sons of their famous fathers) and a drummer who was new to me, Nikki Glaspie. I think the palette of that configuration worked tremendously well for Ravi.
Simon: Ravi Coltrane with Matthew Garrison. Those are some American griots!
Patrick: All good choices. Closing thoughts: What worked with the festival, and what needs to change?
Tim: The WJF added venues and expanded its mandate (both "marquee" and "emerging" acts), which mostly worked, but not always. There were still very long lines, and clubs with tables (Zinc Bar, The Bitter End) still didn't quite know how to manage the flow.
Simon: The crowds are becoming a problem. I'm extremely happy for the event's success, but it can feel absolutely overwhelming.
Patrick: I think we all agree that crowd control, inside and out of venues, is an issue. We mentioned it in last year's chat, acknowledging the festival's growing pains. We endure — I mean, so much good music — but at a certain point, the growing pains are just pains.
Simon: Random thought: The "Jason Lindner" award for most sets played goes to violinist and composer Jenny Scheinman. (Lindner played, I believe, in only one set this year, in the relatively anonymous setting of the New York Gypsy All-Stars.) She played in four bands, including her own Mischief and Mayhem.
Patrick: About that band. Here's my closing thought: I took a colleague who doesn't see much jazz to see Jenny Scheinman's Mischief and Mayhem (Nels Cline, Trevor Dunn, Jim Black). I think the many good things that WJF has come to represent de facto — open-ness to sonic diversity in improvised music; an unfiltered, unmediated approach; bands that feel new in the best way — they all coincided in that set. Really good grooves. Virtuosity that didn't distract. Positive vibes and big smiles. It wasn't gimmicky, or pretentious, or particularly confusing. And it was easily her favorite set.
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In 2012 only 212 suspects were arrested with Russian nationality, according to the interior ministry.
The ministry stressed the border controls did fit with EU laws and the Schengen Agreement under which border checks across Europe were scrapped.
German and Polish police would also step up their co-operation to tackle the rise in crime, the interior ministry said.
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Feast of St. Nicholas of Flue: Hermit, Patron Saint of Switzerland
St. Nicholas of Flue is the patron saint of Switzerland. He was born on March 12, 1417 on the Flüeli, a fertile plateau near Sachseln, Canton Obwalden, Switzerland. He was the oldest son of pious, peasant parents.
As a young boy, he was fond of praying and practising mortification. At the age of 21 he enlisted in the army and took part in the battle of Ragaz in 1446. He also participated in the Thurgau war against Archduke Sigismund of Austria. Because of his intercession, Swiss confederates did not destroy the Dominican convent of St. Katharinental.
At the age of twenty-five, he married a pious girl from Sachseln, named Dorothy Wyssling, who bore him five sons and five daughters. Their youngest son became a priest and doctor of theology. Nicholas served as magistrate and was a highly respected counselor.
After twenty - five years of living in wedlock, with his wife's permission, in 1467, he embraced the life of a hermit and adopted an austere lifestyle. He lived in a narrow hut, which he himself had built with branches and leaves. He wore neither shoes nor cap, and even in winter, he wore only a hermit's gown. In 1468, "Brother Klaus", (as he became affectionately known as) saved the town of Sarnen from a fire by his prayers and the sign of the cross.
Dignitaries from nearly every country of Europe came to this humble man for counsel in matters of the utmost importance. In 1469, the civil authorities built a cell and a chapel for him where he resided for the remainder of his life.
Through his efforts, he helped bring about the inclusion of Fribourg and Soleure in the Swiss Confederation in 1481, thus preventing the eruption of a potentially bloody civil war.
Nicholas died on his 70th birthday on March 21, 1487. He was beatified in 1669 by Pope Clement IX, canonized in 1947, by Pope Pius XII.
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24 Parks near Smithland, Kentucky
Ledbetter, Kentucky 7.59 miles SW
Grand Rivers, Kentucky 8.64 miles SE
Calvert City, Kentucky 8.96 miles SE
Reidland, Kentucky 11.03 miles SW
Smithland, Kentucky (map) | (270) 928-2772
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $24.00
Great place on the Ohio river our site had 50amp we had to have the front of the RV to the river which was good as the door and and windows opened on to a large area with good views of the river.
we arrived late but the owners came out and helped get the RV on the site, this is a very nice place on the river with good fishing for Carp and Catfish.
It was incredibly peaceful here with only the noise of the water, the passing barges and the coyotes in the nearby woods.
we will come back next time we come this way. - Hilary & Tony
Sep 2011 - $20.00
Nice park with riverfront sites on the Ohio River. We stayed for 1 week. We enjoyed watching the tugs and barges going up and down the river. We had nice weather, but it seemed quite breezy most times. Our site was under a security light so very bright at night. Try to avoid a site under the 2 or 3 lights. Riverfront utilities are side by side connections so you will have a close neighbor. - User2260
Jul 2011 - $23.00
Had a campsite right on the Ohio River which was kind of cool. We watched the barges go by. That is the good. Fair amount of seasonals that pretty much keep to themselves. This place floods about every Spring and this year was worse than normal. They were still recovering. Very sandy sites. Bathhouse was so far away most campers either didn't use it (us) or drove up to it. Not close to anything. Paducah is 30 minutes away and a cool place to be on a Sat. night. Probably wouldn't stay here again but if want to just hang around a campsite and watch the barges or maybe do some fishing, this would be just fine. Quiet. - welch
Calvert City, Kentucky (map) | (270) 395-5841
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 19 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $35.00
My husband and I stayed in our motorhome two nights at this location to attend the National Quilt Museum. The entrance to the campground was overgrown and this should have been our first indicator. The entrance/driveway/road is single lane only. The grass throughout the entire park needed to be mowed in the worst way, branches/limbs on shrubs and trees needed to be trimmed up in order for the motorhomes to pull in and out without scratches; dead limbs were lying on the ground; flowerbeds have seen their better days; tent sites were washed out; picnic tables rusty and need to be cleaned up and painted. Both the women and gentlemen restrooms were full of dried up bugs, cobwebs and dirt (this did not happen overnight). The store is not stocked but I am not sure I would have bought anything due to expiration dates. Did not go to pool based on the upkeep of everything else. The "pond/lake" is full of scum; did not set outside due to mosquito and flies. The couple was nice but part of being in the hospitality business is having a clean campground. There is more work than the staff that was present could do. This place needs a lot of work in more ways than one. Lots of potential for this campground but worst KOA we have ever stayed. We will not return. - PhenT
Jul 2016 - $36.00
Clean, neat with friendly staff. Pool looked refreshing. Covered patio nearby the pool. The sites are very close. Your picnic table is right up against your neighbors sewer connection. - camper19709
Jun 2016 - $35.00
We liked it here. Woodsy with nice scenary. Nicely maintained and good wifi. Quiet. They have a few sites with satellite views. Had no problems maneuvering with a 35' MH and TOAD. Owners could not be nicer. Definitely stay here again. - belgique
Calvert City, Kentucky (map) | (270) 395-4267
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $26.00 | 11 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $26.00
We stayed here for two nights on our way to Nashville. The RV Park has about 1/3 seasonal sites, 1/3 long term and about 1/3 for overnighters. the Park is clean and neat. Wi-Fi only works in the main office or laundry room. Staff were very helpful in what to see and do in the area. Would stay here again if passing through this area. - JD1040
Mar 2014 - $25.00
We stopped here just for the night. Rate is cash. If you use plastic, it's a dollar or two more. Our pull through site was nice & level. Nice lake to walk the dog around. Staff was friendly. Although we were just off the interstate, highway noises were not a problem. Easy on & off highway. Don't think I would use this as a destination campground but would definitely stay here again when passing through. Lots of full timers. - bgw5350
Jun 2012 - $23.00
We stayed overnight while passing through this area, the park is convenient to I-24. For one night it was fine but we would not have enjoyed a longer stay. Park maintenance was just OK, some area look worn. Restrooms were not very clean or air conditioned. Wi-Fi only works close to office. The rate shown was the Passport America rate and it was worth that. There are a lot of permanent residents, the ones we met all seemed friendly. - Dat
Gilbertsville, Kentucky (map) | (270) 362-4271
Sites: 221 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 15 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $20.00
This is a older campground that hasn't kept up with changing trends in RVing. Electric and Water hookups were a stretch to get to. We backed up almost to the end of the pad so the electric would connect. Electric held 30 amp service.
Before I go on, we stayed on a holiday weekend and the place was overrun. My guess is that under normal non-holiday times the park is large and roomy.
With the crowd, I have to give the staff a pass on the cleanliness of the bathhouses.
They are still old and in need of refurbishment.
Just driving in and out of the park was challenging with bikes and all golf carts.
Not for us. Won't be back. - Melbroo
Jun 2016 - $21.00
Nice campground, easy in and out. Large rig friendly we had a 35' bumper pull. The amenities are very dated. For this location and price: well worth it. We spent a week here while visiting my family. I have stayed here twice now and will come back. - Lost_countryboy
Jul 2015 - $22.00
This park has steadily gone downhill for the past several years. It used to be one of Kentucky's premier campgrounds but apparently budget cuts have affected it. Shower houses were dirty most of the time, park was overcrowded (it was a holiday weekend). Sites were roomy and many were level but utilities were a long way from the paved campsite. Lots of mosquitoes due to poor drainage in the campground. Small children drove golf carts and golf carts were operated all hours of the night in dark conditions. Biggest problem was $20 tents were placed in sites beside $200,000 motor homes and many campers were not really "campers," and did not use well known camper etiquette. We won't be back. - hughdogg6
Gilbertsville, Kentucky (map) | (270) 362-8652
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2013 - $23.00
Showers and restrooms were not open, which was not disclosed to us when we checked in. Had to try multiple sites before finding one with both working water and electric. Site was nice and level. They were very nice folks and when we asked about check-out time pretty much said whenever as there was no one there. - Gail K
Paducah, Kentucky (map) | (270) 415-0404
Sites: 95 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 121 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $33.00
This park is conveniently located to Paducah attractions. Roads and sites are gravel. Our site was level and full hook-up, 50 amp with sewer and was plenty long enough for any size rig. The WiFi was okay most of the time. They offer cable, but we didn't use it. All sites are open for satellite connection. There is a pool which looks okay, but was closed at this time of year. Many sites seem to be occupied by long term residents. It is an okay place to visit the area, but is need of some TLC and upkeep. - krb
Oct 2016 - $31.00
We stayed 2 nights at DC in a parking lot style slip with utilities. There appears to be long term residents toward the rear of the park and the traffic is heavy leaving and returning during work hours. The slips are too close causing problems with slides opening. The restrooms are clean; however, only one shower in the main restroom. We will past DC on our return trip through Paducah! - FT Newbie
Sep 2016 - $33.00
This was our second stay at Duck Creek and this time the park was nearly full. Paducah was hosting a bar-b-q festival on the riverfront in a few days and the park was filling up ahead of that. Exterior signage was good, interior roads were fine and the store/office is easily accessed. Mostly pull-thrus but some back-ins, some spaces with shade , others out in the open. Sites are a bit close but there was adequate room for our triple slide MH. We were in FHU site 4 (pull thru). Our pedestal had both a 30/50 amp connection (didn't look for a 20-amp connection) and good water pressure. We also had a cable hookup which we did use as we couldn't get a clear enough shot of the sky for our satellite (DISH). About 20-cable channels, usual mix, and OTA signals are good for southern Illinois and Paducah. I think we had all 4-networks between cable and OTA. Didn't use the restrooms or showers so no intel on them but if they're like the rest of the park they should be fine. There is a nice, enclosed dog run towards the back of the park. And you'll get your very own little plastic duck on check-in! Some road noise from the adjacent road but it was very minimal overnight. Traffic picked up for the morning rush. We will absolutely stay here again. - rk911
Grand Rivers, Kentucky (map) | (270) 928-3126
Sites: 32 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 13 Reviews
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May 2016 - $20.00
This is a good stop over for one night. The hook ups are at the rear so you may need extra hoses. The cable is quite fuzzy, but the wi-fi is very good. The site was long enough to stay hooked up. - Al and Anne-Marie
Jun 2015 - $18.00
Location is great and cement pads level. Hookups at rear of pad and require LONG cords and hoses. May have been a pleasant campground but is now rundown. Very loose registration system. Gravel interior roads are deeply rutted,many old permanent trailers along perimeter are unkempt. No extra charge for AC. Restaurant seems popular with locals.Not worth the fee, will not return or recommend. - nonadonna
Jun 2014 - $33.00
This is barely an RV park. It looks like someone started to build an RV park then quit when it was basic enough to park there. There are lots of long term residents. Many are coal mine employees who stay the week then go home on the weekend. The sites are paved. The road to the sites are on a slight hillside and had some ruts due to the rain. You come in to the restaurant to register, the waitress tells you to pick out a parking place in the middle somewhere and enjoy. The Wi-Fi was great. Power was good and water pressure was high. There seemed to be few rules, so I washed my RV and no one seemed to care. No office, no pool, no playground, nothing but a bunch of paved sites with a dumpster on one end. It is convenient to the restaurant and Patti's 1880 Settlement in Grand Rivers. I would stay again. - M & M's
Grand Rivers, Kentucky (map) | (800) 325-0143
Sites: 28 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 3 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $14.00
Large & quiet camping with ample facilities. Spacious. level sites along the shore or in the forest. With nice hikes and great lake-views we spent two nights here. - Eisenga
May 2012 - $0.00
While looking for a place to stay "away from it all" we ran across pictures and information about Taylor Bay. It looked like such a place, so we planned a few days in LBL based on staying here. We arrived just before dark the first night and fond most of the pads anywhere near the water were occupied. We set up on pad 27. Even with all our blocks we could not level our motorhome. After we got set up the best we could, one of the extended permit residents came over and introduced himself. He was very friendly and helpful and offered us the benefit of his extensive local knowledge. The next morning we were greeted by a herd of over a dozen fallow deer right outside the rig. Later in the day pad 20 became available. It was more shaded, more level and closer to the lake, so we moved. During the week it was fairly quiet even being almost full. On Friday night and Saturday the activity (and noise) significantly increased, but not enough to bother us. Even though Taylor Bay was not as "away from it all" or backwoods as we had hoped, we enjoyed the stay and hope to visit here again, but probably during cooler weather. I did check in on the pit toilet while there and it was fairly clean for a pit toilet. The roads leading to and inside the camping area are paved and in pretty good condition. This is a first-come-first-served, no reservations area but there was always space available during our stay. A backwoods permit is required for each person. It can be obtained from either welcome station during work hours and at some of the campgrounds after hours. We got ours at Hillman Ferry campground. After you have your permits, there is no charge for camping. There is supposed to be a 14 day limits, we were told that unfortunately that was not being strictly enforced. - Nomads_2
Jul 2010 - $1.00
Primitive campground. No hook ups, vault toilet and boat ramp with small dock. Beautiful area, water front sites and good paved road access. Only fee is annual $20.00 back country camp pass. Can be purchased at north or south entrance to Land Between the Lakes. - byoung
Draffenville, Kentucky (map) |
Sites: 221 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $25.00
We camped here in a heat wave and their 30 amp was terrific. There are shade trees and spaces are large. It is close to Kentucky Lake with a swimming beach. We would stay here again, but no need to pay $7.50 for reservations. There seem to be plenty of spaces open. - dd2some
Jun 2011 - $21.00
Nice campground for overnight or to use as a base for local day trips. We came in after 5 and used the night registration. Left before 9 in the morning and never saw a park representative. Campground was clean and generally well maintained. - Bob F
Eddyville, Kentucky (map) | (270) 388-9459
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2014 - $10.00
Small campground on Lake Barkley in the trees. A little rough around the edges but had lots of beautiful birds. The hosts were very nice but the computer took an extremely long time to register us. As we began showering at 8AM, the cleaning woman came in, plugged in her religious country music and began cleaning. Each sink she rinsed, each toilet she flushed, resulted in a change in water temperature and pressure. Hey COE, it is not okay to scald your patrons! Here's a novel idea - schedule a time for cleaning the restrooms so there's no conflict. Here's another - install regulators on the showers. The bath house appears old and has had many repairs but everything worked. We camped here with friends. The lawn between our sites and the lake had very deep ruts from vehicles being driven on the wet ground. One of our sites was impossible to level in. About half the sites would present a leveling challenge. Smaller campers would do better here. Sites 23-26 are on a loop and more private. Each site had two tables, one conveniently near the fire pit. No trash cans in camping area, you must take it to the dumpster by the dump station. - L. Allen
Aug 2010 - $12.00
Very small COE park, busy on weekends with locals but quiet during week. Wonderfully friendly and helpful workcampers/staff. Rate is with Senior Pass. Nice gravel sites, most with lake front access, good if you have boat. Stable electric, good water pressure. All sites accommodate small to medium size tents, trailers and RVs. Park is not really for big rigs. Only a couple sites fit big rigs and you must be very careful backing into sites due to large ditches on either side of the narrow main road. Don't believe what Reserve America says about the site length: call and talk to the park personnel directly. You need to be part mountain goat to use a couple of the pull through sites. Swimming area is mucky, needs sand in beach area and is full of goose droppings. Small playground for kids but nothing else. Too many trees for satellite. Bathrooms/showers older but clean. Sign posted says: "Please keep doors closed to keep out snakes." OOOWWW!!! - paularonson
Jul 2008 - $20.00
We camped here in site #6 in a 32ft TT. The site has a beautiful view of the lake. The camp site is very level on a chip gravel surface. The camp site is rather tricky getting into due to the narrow camp drive. Some of the other spots looked very hard to get into some big campers might have some trouble. The bathrooms were very clean but need some shelves in the bath stalls so you can set shower stuff on. Beach is yucky, so you probably want to go to the Kentucky Dam's beach to swim. There isn't a whole lot to do for younger kids the campground has a slide and another child's playground toy. (Manual merry go round.) Dumping can be a pain as you have to make a circle to get back around to the dump station, but the dump station looks new. This is a great campground if your bringing your boat because it has two boat ramps and extra parking but that parking is a short distance from the camp sites. Nice campground for people without children or children that have enough patience to sit and fish. PS: Fishing from the bank was great. - kwnd623


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Latitude: 48.2299252°N
Longitude: -92.1582654°W
Elevation: 1,302 ft (397 m)
USGS Topo Map: Shell Lake
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