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- King James Bible: Numbers, Chapter 7
- Chapter 7 7:1 And it came to pass on the day that Moses had fully set up the tabernacle, and had anointed it, and sanctified it, and all the instruments thereof, both the altar and all the vessels thereof, and had anointed them, and sanctified them; 7:2 That...
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- Planet: the Moon Sign: Cancer Day: Monday Moons are celestial globes who do not have their own orbit, but who circle around a planet. Therefore the symbolic meaning of the Moon is receptivity, reaction and reflection (the Moon mirrors the sun-light, and a...
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- Orr, Emma Restall: Joint Chief of the British Druid Order
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- Hawke, Elen: British Author
- Elen Hawke is an author, artist and British witch from Oxford, England with many years experience both living and teaching the Craft. She is a Craft elder, a Wiccan initiate, and a professional astrologer and tarot reader, as well as being a working...
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- Excellent for mental, emotional, and physical releasing and cleansing. Works on mind/emotions to see overview, emotional balance, patience. Like the moon's energy, it has gentle, cool, smoothing effect. Thus it reduces inflamation, fever, nervous system...
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- Archaeologists discover ancient Anglo-Saxon island in UK countryside
- The Anglo-Saxon era in Britain spanned from the 5th to the 11th centuries. The amazing Lincolnshire discovery was sparked by Graham Vickers, a local man with a metal detector who unearthed a silver stylus from a disturbed plough field.
- My Wet and Wild Bitcoin Weekend On Richard Branson's Island Refuge
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- Lost in the mists of time! Anglo-Saxon island is discovered...in a field near
- All knowledge of the settlement had faded away into the mists of time, until metal detectorist Graham Vickers found an eighth century silver writing stylus in a field at Little Carlton, near Louth and reported it to the Portable Antiquities Scheme.
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Airplanes and peaches
"One day is just like another when you're retired and it's too hot to do anything outside." Dave speaks from the couch, where he reads between naps. His daily outing is Driving Miss Sallie to work out at Curves, by golf cart.
So when he said he wanted to drive to a small airport about 25 miles south, I felt obliged to keep him company. After all, it was Saturday and I was tweaking the column I had started, due Friday. I was practically done. I could afford to take a break.
We headed down to a grass strip airport in Williamson, Ga., where there used to be sail planes, now relocated in north Atlanta somewhere. ("They are sail planes, not gliders," Dave admonishes. OK.) He used to drive down on a pretty weekend and take rides.
Today Peach State Airport is on the way to becoming a bigger operation. No sail planes, but several really stunning small airplanes are on display, along with several pristine vintage autos – inside a large multi-purpose hanger.
In the entrance several people are standing around the ticket counter. That they were department store mannequins wearing 1920s styles did not keep me from saying "Excuse me" when I brushed against one of them.
The air conditioning was barely able to keep the space comfortable on another mid-90 degrees weekend. About a dozen elegantly set tables were awaiting a wedding party.
The Barnstormer's Grill gets rave reviews online, but we passed on it. We just wanted a bite of lunch and the grill's white tablecloths looked pricey.
We realized we were only a short drive from Hollonville, where we used to take the girls to pick peaches. And guess what? It's peak peach season.
Gregg Orchards is a family-run farm whose main clients have included the Gerber baby food company. Still, they have acres of peach trees which begin producing fruit in late June and continue through August, different strains at different times, and plenty of room to let customers pick their own.
Every year when we have an unusually cold spring, one of us will ask the other, "Have the peach blossoms been damaged?" and when we're in a drought, "I hope they've had rain in Hollonville."
This appears to be a year when everything went right. The crop is in, and it is abundant. We hadn't been to the orchard for several years and were surprised to see the changes. The produce stand used to be between the orchard and the road, and we parked wherever we could. The Greggs lent us a bucket or a peach basket while we picked our own and then transferred them to our bags or boxes.
We'd take home more peaches than we could use, and gave them away to friends and neighbors.
Some time during the last couple of years, the Greggs built a small shed with a large roofed space next to it, and plenty of organized parking. They've also provided a shady spot under what looks like a water tank with an assortment of lawn chairs and rocking chairs under it. Most of them were filled with folks, rocking and visiting and licking ice cream cones. The
Greggs have added soft peach ice cream, and no one seemed in a hurry to leave.
We decided this year to buy peaches that were already picked, and slurped our ice cream in the car. It was such a mellow way to end the day.
Sorry I didn't think to share this with you earlier in the season, but there are still a few weeks left in peach season. Check hours and availability with a phone call: 770-227-4661 or check their Website at www.greggfarms.com. Drive south on Ga. Highway 74 to Starr's Mill and jog left, then right on 85 Connector to take you through Brooks and to the county line. When you cross Ga. Highway 16 you're in Digby in Spalding County. Stay on the connector until you reach Hollonville at Ga. Highway 362, another left, then jog right, and signs will direct you to the new fruit stand.
Did I mention they also have jams and jellies, plus a limited amount of other fruits and veggies? I bought some beautiful tomatoes at a better price than I've seen locally, and the Alberta peaches I bought were reasonably priced.
We were delighted to make this drive again and find that the landscape is not too different from how it used to be. There are a few new houses along the way, some attractive churches, and still a few farms. The vistas are peaceful and green.
Dave loves crepe myrtles, lush this year, and he was not disappointed. And see if you can spot one of the 10 most expensive houses in Fayette County; at least it was 10 or 15 years ago when I wrote about it.
The peaches are absolutely perfect, but need to ripen a bit more before I can use them. I know they'll taste good.
Heck, I'd buy them just for their beauty.
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Andorra Transportation
Driving your own car in Andorra
We visited Andorra with my own car, coming into the country from Spain, in La Seu d'Urgell (Lérida province) heading to Andorra la Vella, the capital city.Andorra is not a member state of the European Union, so there is a border and a police control in between Spain and Andorra. As long as the Principality is considered a fiscal paradise the queue...more
Cable cabins
Andorra is a country very well prepared for the ski tourism and there are cable cabins in all the ski facilities, most of them crossing over the regular roads.more
Just by Road
The only way to Andorra just by road, there is no airport or train station here. The closes airport is from Barcelona-Spain or Toulouse-Blagnac-France. The better way to Andorra is by car or bus, where can enjoy the view of the Pyrenees mountain with the snow on top. The main roads to Andorra are very well maintained, large and safe but sometimes...more
Only by road or... helicopter :-)
This tiny - one of the most mountainous countries in the world - is squeezed in the heart of Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain and has no airport and no trains. However, the closest airport (LEU) is located in La Seu d'Urgell, Spain that is only 20km from Andorra la Vella but it's a local airport. International cheap flights reach...more
France to Andorra to Barcelona by public...
I travelled into andorra from Paris, and onto Barcelona in november 2009I got overnight train from Paris to La tour de carol - first mistake - I shoul have got off at L'hospitalet - there are infrequent buses between the two.From L'Hospitalet there ws only one bus a day to Pays de la Casa - at 0935, there was no direct bus to andorra. the bus...more
Overland travel to the mini country
The only way to Andorra is by overland transit. If you have your own car, you can enjoy your own schedule and flexibility to see all the ins and outs of the small mountain country.However, if you do not have your own transportation, Andorra's government page has a complete list of how to get there.Bus companies, train transfers and their departure...more
Getting to and from Andorra
Hi all,The best website I have found for the above ishttp://www.andorra.com/uk/comunica/comunica.aspFor travel within Andorra:-http://www.andorra.com/uk/comunica/dins.aspIf you are travelling to Andorra by bus from Toulouse the buses run from the main Toulouse train station in Toulouse. When you get to the train station the buses run from the "Gare...more
To Andorra by car / Low prices for...
See the discroption on the page.If you go to Andorra with a rental car it might be the same price than the bus for a weekend trip. If you have a car this offers you much more options.The travel to Andorra will be unforgetable!The prices of gasoline are very cheap in Andorra so cheap this in mind for choosing the right pit stop strategy!more
To Andorra by bus.
Bus is one off the cheapest way to get to Andorra though the price for the bus extremely high.The airports around Andorra all have connections to Andorra.On the linked page the timetables and prices are published.more
Very well maintained roads
As you can see from the photo, the main roads of Andorra are very well maintained. They are of asphalt, but usually are only two lanes, so take your time, because their are alot of curves. Some of the secondary roads are very well maintained as well, but be sure that they are open if there has been alot of recent snow. I highly recommend the road...more
Really, the best is to have a car
The nearest major airport is Barcelona, Spain, and there are no trains going to Andorra. You can take a bus from Barcelona, but once you are in Andorra you are then restricted as to where you can go and when you can go there. I do highly recommend driving to and around Andorra. The capital can be full of traffic and pedestrians and parking can be...more
Steep Road
Andorra is a majestic mountain realm squeezed between Spain and France, we drove the main road estbound through La Vella. Both uphill and downhill are very steep, in the August heat traffic is intense and steaming engines force a few vehicles to pull aside, at times clogging the road. Foresee to drive or ride with daylight for the beauty of...more
Not having car is not a problem. Hundreds of people go skiing by bus every day. Just ask for your bus and do not get lost.more
The only way into Andorra is...
The only way into Andorra is by road. The major automobile routes into and out of Andorra include the CG1 from Spain and the CG2 from France. If you take the latter, you'll pass through the unforgettable Port d'Envalira, the highest pass in the Pyrenees (2410m/7900ft).The nearest Spanish airports are in Barcelona and Girona; the nearest French...more
The only way to reach Andorra...
The only way to reach Andorra is by road. You can also take the train up to Hospitalet (France) and continue by bus for the last 40 km. The nearest airport is in Toulouse (France), some 120 km from Andorra.more
The only way I know to get to...
The only way I know to get to Andorra is by car (or by bus, I suppose). There's no airport nor train, and I think a quite common way to get to Andorra is to rent a car where you land.All towns and cities are very little, so walking is the best way to move around. If you want to go from one town to another, I would rent a car.more
I went to Andorra whilst...
I went to Andorra whilst living in Tarragona. it´s a 4 hour drive from Tarragona by car. but the 4 hours are worth it. The whole trip through the mountains is beautiful. on the picture you can see my travel-buddies on the way back from andorra to tarragona. ok perhaps it gets a bit borring..but i´m sure there are other ways to get there..this is...more
Getting to the Principality of...
Getting to the Principality of Andorra is not easy, and is probably best combined within a larger driving trip in France or Spain. From Barcelona, which is the only really big city in either France or Spain that has an airport close to Andorra, you can rent a car and be into Andorra La Vella in about 3 1/2 hours, slightly longer if you plan to stay...more
From the UK a IT tour with...
From the UK a IT tour with First Choice. They include a car and a Hotel with Half Board in Arinsal Or Soldeu. Driving from Reus is easy and takes 3 1/2 hrs. Fuel in Andorra was 125pts/litre in 2000. Car again. Passes are steep so don't hurry. Drive to Car parks to start walks. Andorra La Vella City is a nightmare to park in.more
One of the most important tip:...
One of the most important tip: If You Andorra La Vella and want to go Pas de la Casa, the best way can be choosing the road to Ordino and than to Pas de la Casa. This road is trough the mountain but it's better than stay 30 minutes - 2 hours in the traffic completly stopped. Or Not. Try your luck...more
There are no airports in...
There are no airports in Andorra so the easiest way to get there is to take a bus from Barcelona. There are also bussconnections with other spanish towns as well as to towns in France. THE PHOTO: BUSTERMINAL IN ANDORRA LA VELLA.more
You can travel to Andorra by...
You can travel to Andorra by road from France through Pas de la Casa and the Envalira Pass and from Spain via Sant Julià de Lòria. What we did was hire a car while on holiday in Salou, and drove there. It didn't take that long and it was well worth the visit.The nearest main cities are Barcelona (at 185 km) and Lleida (at 151 km) on the Spanish...more
There are no best way to...
There are no best way to travel to Andorra; there is only a way: By car, or something that could go on the road. Andorrahasn´t trains, and there are no airports, and of course, thesea is far away.If you are prepared, it could be fantastic to get aroundin a bicycle. Don´t try to do it in winter.more
Over the mountains or under...
Over the mountains or under the mountains. Either you come from Spain or from France you are going to be surprised that this country was ever found, hidden away in a protecting valley like that.Walking around is probably the smartest thing..it really doesn't take all that long you know.more
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Hotel Pyrenees
Good old-style hotel in the city centre. Cheaper rooms (like the one I had) have a view to a...more
Parma Hotel
My friends, passionate skiers, following my suggestion went to Andorra for skiing in February 2006....more
Hotel Club Diana
Carretera d'Arinsal, Arinsal, 03500, Andorra
Satisfaction: Excellent
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Ahotels Piolets Park & Spa
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Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
General Del Serrat, Ordino, AD300, Andorra
Satisfaction: Very Good
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Ctra.General d'Arinsal, La Massana, AD400, ad
Satisfaction: Excellent
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Ned Parker, CFR's Edward R. Murrow press fellow, discusses the current situation in Iraq and the recent escalation of sectarian violence.
Nine years after U.S. troops toppled Saddam Hussein and just a few months after the last U.S. soldier left Iraq, the country has become something close to a failed state.
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If Iraq can attract foreign investment and revive its petroleum industry, it stands to become the most advanced Arab country, claim Bloomberg editors.
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The best age to start is before birth.
Any age child can and should eat a grain and legume free diet.
I think it's always a good idea to eat real food (no toxic grains, no vegetable oils, NO SUGAR) and avoid the processed food that most young people seem to depend on. As for whether to follow a paleo/primal diet hardcore, I think that depends on someone's goals... is it to solve health problems? lose weight? cross a fitness plateau? just overall health? and does the kid/teen really want to do it, or are you a parent trying to force them to?
I wish I had started the PB as a teen. My health would only have benefited from it.
Why would it be that a standard diet of grains and processed food and sugar that we all know is bad for us, would be appropriate for children? Why would it be that the food that helps adults recover from obesity and diabetes and promotes general health and wellbeing would be harmful to children?
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In utero.
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Same for Sarah at everydaypaleo.com. Her littlest one is probably about 4 now. Never been sick.
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Note: I used the 'Hoedown' font and increased the size to 600pt. You can also print it off and have it increased at a copy store. You'll want to reverse the font. You can do this in Photoshop or your Word program. With this technique, you'll only have to cut the letters out once.
- Cut out your fabric pieces and Heat-n-bond for each.
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Love making these blankets. Great tips. I have used spray adhesive, heat-n-bond, and steam a seam 2 and I like Steam-a-Seam 2 the most. I usually stitch around the letters too just to make sure they don't start to peel off. I make these blankets with matching canvas bags and pillows for "sleepover sets" for my daughter and her friends. They LOVE them!
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Having made many of these , I would suggest buying a fairly heavy throw or make one from fleece of your choosing. Adhere the lettering with temporary adhesive spray and hand or machine sew with even a simple zigzag stitch. They look great and everyone has one for movie time! It lasts longer in the wash when sewn. Not complicated and simple shapes can also be scattered on them for more personalization. Fun gift idea here!
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The plate as a canvas
Plates are the canvas on which we paint. Interesting plates can really enhance and shape the way a dish looks. Lighter colours stand out on black plates. People see food before they try it, so if it looks good, then our brain gets excited and the juices start flowing.
Look around you
Chefs' presentation skills take influences from everywhere. Traditionally, we could learn on the job, in books and eating out. Now, people posting pictures of their meals on Twitter and Instagram has made it easier to see what other people are doing. Some chefs really follow trends on plating as they come in and out of fashion.
Size matters
They say that in multi-course degustations, the dish should be enough to make you want just one more mouthful of the food. Deciding on the size of the dish depends on the number of courses, or number of dishes if sharing. It also depends on the richness of the protein or main component . Sometimes a dish is better with one less component, rather than one more.
Fix up, look sharp
Cleanliness and care are paramount: wipe off errant sauce with a damp paper towel.
Chic techniques
The sauce 'smear' is a common technique. To do one, place a spoonful of thickish sauce or purée on one side of the plate. Then turn the spoon over and place the back of the spoon into the middle of the sauce, then drag to the other side of the plate, or curve it like a comma in a quick but controlled manner. Also, try not to clutter up the plate with too much stuff, it will look busy. Another handy tip is to drizzle oil slowly: just put your thumb over the top of the bottle and release slightly to drizzle a thin stream.
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Scales of success
I really like plating seafood dishes. Fish comes in great colours, especially king salmon and tuna. Curing fish reduces moisture and intensifies the colour. One of my favourite dishes is the smoked kingfish with horseradish cream and baby beets (see previous page). The cream is put on the plate using the 'smear'. The kingfish is twisted to give it more shape and size, then placed with decent gaps so that the cream can be seen. All of this white is asking for colour, so placing the baby beetroot along each side really stands out and teases the eye. The pear matchsticks add more height again, and a different shape. The red sorrel cress adds a certain cuteness, and the shaved kombu adds a very interesting textural look.
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The best dishes are always the ones that come back empty!
Now, take a photo
Now you've learnt to plate up, here's how to capture your dishes for posterity on your smartphone. Andrew Scrivani is the photographer for the New York Times' dining section. Here are his tips for food snaps good enough to eat
Use natural light
"Never use a flash, ever. The definition of photography is 'the manipulation of light'. You need to train yourself to see great light first; then set out to create or capture it. Using cards (even menus) to reflect and deaden light, and add shadows, is a good start."
Shoot from above
"A lot of chefs and stylists like to style plates from an overhead perspective as it gives the food a graphic, symmetrical look."
Use your smartphone to the full
"Their quality has become such that even professionals have published pictures taken with smartphones. Remember, they focus close-up pretty well – don't be afraid to use their features."
Choose the dishes you snap with care
"As a professional, I can't say that there are some dishes that never look good. But, that said, dark browns and greens need special attention, because they absorb light and have a tendency to look dull and lifeless."
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My current role is Product Manager at OpenText, the leader in Enterprise Information Management. At OpenText I'm responsible for the strategy and vision of OpenText InfoFusion, software that brings powerful search, content analytics, auto classification and semantic annotation to unstructured information and big content. I also do contract work in the Opensimulator virtual world platform, designing and creating immersive educational experiences.
Previously I was Lead Technology Evangelist at Wiggle Planet, a small startup developing a new platform for emotionally-intelligent animated characters that live in the physical world through geolocation-based augmented reality. I was also Chief Learning Officer at ReactionGrid, developing 3D simulations and multiuser virtual world platforms using the Unity platform. My focus at ReactionGrid was collaborative learning and instructional design, working with academic and business clients to develop immersive education environments.
From 2005-2010 I worked at Linden Lab where I led the development of the education and healthcare markets for the Second Life platform while evangelizing the innovative use of virtual worlds in research, art and immersive learning. I also worked at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, creating online medical education systems and patient support communities.
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- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 5 km
- Child friendly
- Car essential
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Description from owner
The house proved enormously popular last year ! ......
with flexible holiday bookings , with a minimum of 3 nights all year round .
( except Peak Season which is 7 nights minimum )
Situated in the gorgeous white village of Gualchos , only 5 kms from the sea, with fantastic views of the Med. and mountains !
In a region called the ' Costa Tropical ' it is otherwise known as the Granada Coast....and is very popular with the Spanish and Granadians, as it's only 1 hour approx, due south !
But now there are a quite a few ' ex-pats ' living there.....or owning holiday homes, so coming here regularly.
The house has been totally reformed , deliberately retaining a balance of authentic rustic Andalucian style with all the modern touches.
Metre thick walls keep the house cool in the summer....and warm in the ' winter ' .
Traditionally windows are small....but I had fitted larger ones so it's light inside.
You can always close the shutters
The house proved enormously popular last year ! ......
with flexible holiday bookings , with a minimum of 3 nights all year round .
( except Peak Season which is 7 nights minimum )
Situated in the gorgeous white village of Gualchos , only 5 kms from the sea, with fantastic views of the Med. and mountains !
In a region called the ' Costa Tropical ' it is otherwise known as the Granada Coast....and is very popular with the Spanish and Granadians, as it's only 1 hour approx, due south !
But now there are a quite a few ' ex-pats ' living there.....or owning holiday homes, so coming here regularly.
The house has been totally reformed , deliberately retaining a balance of authentic rustic Andalucian style with all the modern touches.
Metre thick walls keep the house cool in the summer....and warm in the ' winter ' .
Traditionally windows are small....but I had fitted larger ones so it's light inside.
You can always close the shutters if you want to keep the sun out !
Enjoy the 2 terraces....1 so private ( the Jacuzzi patio ) clothes are optional....no-one is going to see :)
In the summer heat, you may just want to use it at air temperature....about 28 C...so pretty warm, but a nice cool off !
The larger rooftop terrace is perfect for sunbathing or dining , and has stunning views of the sea and mountains to both 3 sides .
WiFi internet is available in the house, and there is a special internet centre ( free ) only 100 metres away, in the Plaza .
Free welcome pack is provided free for 7 nights of more !
( The house is best suited to 4 persons for reasons of privacy and access to the bathrooms, although there are 3 other potential ´bedrooms ´hence with one family group 5 persons is possible )
Location description from owner
The Andalucia region
The Costa Tropical ....
This area has Ex-pats, but is far less ' over-run ' with Brits or others, but therein lies it's appeal.
This is where you will find a corner of real Spain.
Where every bar serves ' tapas ' ( little plates of free food )
Where meals are cheap and substantial , albeit of high quality...all good ' Mediterranean Diet ' Food.
Where the older folks still take siestas, and then chat with their neighbours , sitting in the narrow ( almost car free ) streets
until late at night.
Where you will find a real welcome from friendly people .
A village where families have lived for years , generations after generations.
A way of life that is so far removed from the hussle of UK cities, the peace and quiet, may come as a huge surprise.
If you get time.....do go to Granada... Granada City a must see , is the Alhambra Palace ( the winter home of the Kings of the Moors )
It is one of Spain's and Europe's treasures....a world heritage site.
the history is palpable....the shops are amazing .....the Moorish quarter ( the Albacyn ) is unique
and like a Morrocan Souk....go to a Flamenco club.,..the nightlife is superb, and the Bodegas ( wine bars with the barrels ) reknowned.
Plus of course, you need a good 4 or 5 hours to look around the Alhambra.....it is that mind-blowing !
It's very easy to fall into the relaxed way of life.....but if you want more highlights....within a short drive , everything from
waterparks to cinema's......Chinese restaurants to Argentinian steak houses....Superstores to chic boutiques...are all within a
short hop by car .
Gualchos has a real history, back to ,and before the Moors made the Kingdom of ' El-Andaluz '
Gualchos is a lively village with regular fiestas, all the servies you need to hand, and only 5kms from the beach resort of
Castell de Ferro ( 3500 people ) with lots of cafes, bars , restaurants ......and a couple of discos too !
It has a weekly saturday Market....more or less everything is on offer....and of course a selection of blue flag beaches.
However, you maybe surprised at just how much time you can happily spend in Gualchos alone
whilst only 650 people live there....it covers a large area, and has lots of great walks and hikes.....some easy, some harder.
There is a lot going on here , certainly enough to cater for daily or even weekly needs, depending on your ideas .
Gualchos enjoys a unique micro-climate....it get's hot ( but there is always a slight breeze ) , but it never gets cold !
and a short trip up to the moutains will reveal little villages and hamlets still as if time has stood still ....and 45 minutes or so
you are in the wonderful Alpujarras mountains ( Orgiva is the gateway and worth a stroll for sure ) but higher up are the villages
with flat topped roofs and a thriving pure wool rug making industry......and ceramics too.
But many visitors to Gualchos stay locally....and come back year after year.
It's way of life is tremendously appealing , and there are 2 restuarants of some note in the village .
The house is only 100 metres from the main square, bar, supermarket, 3 internet cafe choices , and in summer an Ice cream / bar
yet the property itself is in a pedestrian only tiny street ( 30 metres long ) where children can play safely indoors or out !
A bit more detail .........
Fresh bread can be bought daily at the village baker (panaderia) in Calle el Pan ( where they also drive down to the Coast , it is that good , or otherwise listen for the van horn ' beeping ' about 10.30 -11.30 every morning - as it drives around the village . ( you can also order bread / cakes etc for tomorrow )
At the main plaza (square) in the centre of the village you find the Corviran Supermercado where you can by almost everything, a fish market, the Plaza bar , a free internet centre , and a fountain ( ' Fuente ' ) for clean drinking water. ( it is pure snow waters from the High Sierras ! )
At the Plaza bar, if you ask ( in advance ) the owners Miguel or Carmen, will cook you a ' Menu del Dia ' ( Meal of the Day ) which is great food and for 3 courses and a free drink , cheap too !....
Or if you fancy a single large plate of a tapa....order for a ' racion ' of whatever you fancy ( well, almost ! ) Meats / fish dishes / huge mixed salads / paella / and many more .
In summer the ' Helado ' ( ice creams and cocktails - quite chic actually ! ) bar is also open. Also all year is another bar at the eastern of the village called Alberos - with inside and outside shaded and open spaces with a play area and with stupendous views - for late night drinks and often tapas too , plus games .
On the outskirts of Gualchos is "Barbacoa Miguel" - ( only a few minutes walk from my house - which is a lovely outdoor / indoor Restaurant where food is cooked over an open fire ( a la plancha ..like a big bbq cooked over hot wood embers . It is my favourite place , bar none , and has a fantastic menu . It is only open in summer from end June to September generally . ( The plaza bar can tell you when it's open )
At the opposite end of Gualchos about 500 meters up the road towards Motril / Lujar is a very good restaurant, "La Ventera". (Closed at Mondays). It is very fine dining , though not that expensive ..
The village also has a doctor's surgery and a small pharmacy. ( both just off the main Plaza )
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- Great for children of all ages
- Pets welcome
Bed & bathroom
- Bedroom 1: Double Bed
Bedroom 2: Sofa Bed
Beds in other rooms: Single Bed
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite
- Wi-Fi available
- Jacuzzi or hot tub
- Solarium or roof terrace
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Check in time:15:00, Check out time:11:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- Yes, smoking allowed
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Andy M
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated:
- 08 Oct 2016
- Based in:
- Spain
Languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Swedish
This Townhouse has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 5. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 05 Jun 2014. Located in Province of Granada, it has 8 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £215 to £264.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 08 Oct 2016.
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"A Gorgeous House in Spectacular Southern Spain and Everything One Could Hope for in a Host"
Found this spot online while in Ireland travelling and searching for the right spot in southern Spain. The town of Gualchos is simply beautiful, tranquil too, while still offering all the necessary essentials. The beach is only a few minutes drive down to Castel de Ferro, a larger sea-side town with more restaurants and shopping. Malaga and Granada, are also quite close for those moments when and if, you need the full-on big-city adventure or urban shopping at it's best. The home itself is very well appointed and surprisingly, quite a bit nicer than the pictures were able to indicate. The hotub is a nice touch for sure. Everything was perfectly finished to an impressive standard and very comfortable. It was more than spacious enough for myself and my large greyhound (or a group of 2-4 adults I'd imagine) while being delightfully cozy at the same time. There was nothing I could have wanted that the kitchen or home didn't have an abundance of. My favorite part - the views from the terrace are nothing short of breathtaking. Take note: you can also count on immediate email replies and abnormally helpful service from the host Andy. In hindsight, he was one of the things I most appreciated about this rental property. Although living in another part of southern Spain himself, he was always going way beyond the call of duty with helpful information on anything I was searching for or interested in. He made sure to check in personally shortly after my arrival and again toward the end of my stay, although, the next door neighbor Juan Louis and his wife Maria are the key holders and terrific people who also were keen to help in any way they could. All in all I'd highly recommend this gorgeous home and fantastic host to anyone looking for a taste of southern Spain's best! Chris
"Lovely house - great views - charming village - what's not to like?"
Just got back from staying at this lovely house in Gualchos. Andy the owner was really helpful before we left with plenty of information on the house, village and things to do and dealt with our enquiries very promptly and efficiently. The house itself is on three levels giving us various relaxation options - quiet time downstairs, shade and hot-tub on the middle floor, sun trap upstairs. We utilised all! The kitchen is well equipped and has everything you need for catering for yourself. Big fridge for food, small fridge for beer, wine and water (still think we got that the wrong way round). We found the bedroom comfortable and utilised both bathrooms (it's a mood thing). The middle terrace tended to be where we would hit after a day at the beach or out sightseeing - a nice bit of shade to enjoy a beer or the hot-tub to relax further. The roof terrace is very private...and very hot! We enjoyed some nice evenings up top with a glass of wine watching the sun go down. Gualchos itself is very traditional and very quiet. It's 45 seconds uphill to the main square and the centre of the village. There is a cafe bar serving great tapas with every drink, another bar / ice cream parlour which is a bit more upbeat but open less often and a well stocked mini mart open mornings and evenings. Sometimes though it was just nice to wander about the narrow streets and enjoy the tranquillity. Driving around the inner village streets is an experience too! So narrow but enjoyed the experience and waved to everyone who had to step out of my way (it is that narrow!) There are plenty of resorts within a 45 minutes drive - we worked our way out from Castell de Ferro (10 minutes away) and just kept stopping at the next resort. Many of the beaches are shingle / pebble but the sea is really clear (if a little cold!). All in all we had a great holiday and the house was a great base in a lovely and tranquil location. Loved it thanks.
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Too bad Mrs. Visci didn't know her new neighbors were from Ireland. She could have brought over a box of Lucky Charms instead.
Let me guess… He was a lightning-quick fly half on a rugby team and doesn't want to play sissy American football because they wear all that protective equipment. (That's the usual story from European rugby players.)
Lots of states have played at least two high school football games already, and Gil has even asked his assistants about the players yet. I always felt he was the lone HS coach in the nation that knew nothing about his team Sept. 1.
"Cookies are now called Biscuits in this house, young man"
Anyone up for hurling?
I know it's early, but I'm getting a little fidgety for a plot line in all of this.
At ease sailors, err Gil fans. Things start developing next week. P3- All this talk about bisquits reminds me of Coach Glory and her softball pants. Check out Anita Bisquit.
Camel toe
I think Corky is a soccer player who will take over the place kicking from the kid and win the final game of the season with a record 47 yard FG.
They're Irish, but they're rooting for Navy in Dublin.
Hmmm. No sign of lucky charms. Perhaps Maeve is going to raise money for her IRA.
Maeve as she chomps on a bisquit. " Me husband Tum is the U.S. Distribution Executive for Hennessey." Marty Moon can get his dream job, beverage tasting specialist.
I'm going with football (soccer) player that can make 50 meter (yard) field goals
Definitely a rugby player Can't make it two years in a row about a placekicker
I know, I know. I thought of your affection for Glory in uniform when I made today's observation.
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We are looking for a detailed market analysis of pricing for 10MB Ethernet and DS1 private line services in the US market with at least 50 referenced data points.
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We are looking for information also on MPLS port pricing at the DS1 level and the Internet port pricing at DS1 and 10MB level.
We are looking for statistics and real examples to be cited that provide a deep understanding of pricing. Leveraging active research of interviews of businesses as well as research on web or other reference materials.
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Sundance 2014: Brendan Gleeson reunites with 'Guard' director in new 'Calvary' trailer
Several years ago, Brendan Gleeson and writer-director John Michael McDonagh scored a Sundance hit with the low-key dark comedy "The Guard."
Sundance 2014 finds them reuniting for more bleak laughs and some religious introspection in "Calvary," with "Bridesmaids" star Chris O'Dowd in tow.
The film's first trailer (above) gives you an idea of what to expect from the Bergman-esque tale of an idealistic priest (Gleeson) who finds himself seeing the world in a new light after receiving a death threat during a confession.
It also stars Irish comedian Dylan Moran, Kelly Reilly ("Flight"), Isaach de Bankolé ("The Limits of Control") and Aidan Gillen, so memorable on both "Game of Thrones" and "The Wire."
"Calvary" will be unveiled in the Premieres category at Sundance, which begins January 16.
"Calvary" doesn't yet have a U.S. release date, but will hit U.K. theaters on April 11.


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Some words of advice for any team playing Mechanicville from this point on in the state softball tournament: Disregard anything you might have learned about the Lady Raiders last season. Sure, a lot of the names are the same. But a lot of the returning players are at different positions this season. That versatility is part of the beauty of coach Don Arceneaux's latest championship Mechanicville team, which returns to state tourney play after an ...
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