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Welcome to Quirky Workshops
See dedicated pages for Art, Textile & Cookery courses @ above menu. All other workshops are on
Quirky Days & More Quirky Days pages
This page (Quirky Days and Book ) also contains 'How to book' & the MAIN table covering all dates, time, prices & availability of all courses
You are warmly invited
to enjoy an informal & relaxing day
with others at our 17th Century Cumbrian
discovering new skills from experienced artists &
in friendly surroundings.
Our Quirky Workshop Days take
place in
our cosy converted barn- with oak floor & open ceiling
a perfect space to work in ....
or in the garden on warmer summer days.
Cookery Days are held in our farmhouse kitchen.
ALL the PHOTO ALBUMS
from each day
Workshop Photos below on Flickr
accessible to all
All our day workshops
a lovely Aga two course lunch,
all refreshments & a cream tea.
is served in our farmhouse kitchen around one large table or in the
Shorter courses will include refreshments.
We hope you
can find some days that appeal.
Please phone 017684 83984 or
email if you have a question
Always check opening times
before visiting the
Cycle Cafe Tea Garden -
we have 2 sets of unusual
seasonal opening times
click picture for link
Always make sure you come
'The right way on the right day'
We have
limited parking at the Cycle Café but can offer 2 spaces to workshop students in our driveway
if you cannot manage the 150-350 yd short walk from the village (4 to 8 mins)
Quirky Workshops 2016
If you find any anomalous dates or faulty links we would be grateful if you could let us know - thank you
Recent changes to dates or new courses are listed directly below and marked in table in yellow
New Dates
**NEW** extra Christmas Felt Garlands date Friday 9th December
New Lampshade making EVENING £35inc Thurs 17th November 6.30-9pm
Textures in Porcelain with Gwen Bainbridge Wed 2nd November
Making needelfelt Herdwick doorstops Wed 23rd November
NEW Felt art with Marieke Tomlin Sat 1st October
New Artisan Bread date in Wed 5 October
NEW course Introduction to fermenting Vegetables with Eve Grayson Wed 3rd August or Sunday 4th September
New course added 3.03: Making Small Hand stiched Leather Goods with Ruth Pullan Wed 20th July and Sun 9 October
Mar 16
COOKERY hands on Artisan Bread & Scrumptious Scone making day combined
10 -2.30
Gill Harris
COOKERY hands on Artisan Bread Making Day
Mo -Thu
3D Stone Sculpture Carving – begs or ints. starts 7pm Mon 21st
9.30 -4.30
Simon Keeley
Artisan Cheese making at Home
9.30- 2.30
Rachael Shreeve
Make a Herdwick Doorstop in needle felt
9.30- 3.30
Annis McGowan
Hands On 'Strip & Build A Bike' Day 1 new last minute space
10 - 4.00
Dan Richards
Introduction to Watercolours – beginners & beyond
9.30 - 4.00
Margaret Jarvis
Botanical &/or Wildlife Illust. in Watercolours or gouache
9.30- 4.30
Simon Williams SBA
Botanical &/or Wildlife Illust in Watercolours or gouache
COOKERY hands on Artisan Bread Making Day
Bush craft - Whittling Wildlife'A Bird in a Day'
9.30 - 4.30
Dave Harter
Buttons, Bud vases & Tea lights ~ Textures In Porcelain
9:30 - 3:30
Gwen Bainbridge
English Longbow Making 2 day Course Traditional method in Ash
9.30 -4.30
Tony Saunders
Hands On 'Strip & Build A Bike' Day
Beginners Bike Maintenance evening 'Punctures Made Easy'
5.00- 7.30
Furniture Painting Techniques BYO small item to upcycle w chalk paints etc.
9.30 – 4.30
Sonja Tilleard
Silver Jewellery weekend Workshop 2 days max 7
10 – 4.30
Melinda Scarb'ugh
Make a Clay Pizza Oven Course
9.30 – 5pm
David Alty
Hands On 'Strip & Build A Bike' Day
10 - 4pm
5pm- 7.30
Discovering Pen and Wash - all abilities
9.30 - 4pm
Willow Sculptures Hares
9.30 - 4pm
Phil Bradley
Willow Sculptures Sheep - 1 new space
Make a Herdwick Doorstop in needle felt new
Bush craft - Whittling Wildlife'A Bird in a Day' new
COOKERY hands on Artisan Bread Making Day new
10 - 2.30
Make a marvellous messenger Bag
9.30 – 4pm
Emma Redfern
Blacksmith for a Day - Hooks and Pokers
2 new spaces
Adrian Wood
10 - 4pm
Intro to Silver Clay jewellery - Inspired by Nature
10 - 4pm
Jo Dix
Printing with Cyanotype on paper and textiles
9.30 -4pm
Kim Tillyer
Furniture Painting Techniques BYO small item to upcycle w chalk paints etc.
Cane chair restoration workshop
9.30 – 4pm
Wendy Wilkinson
Make a Clay Pizza Oven Course
Sat, Sun
English Longbow Making 2 day Course Traditional method in Ash
Make a Clay Pizza Oven Course
Make a Leather Handled Tote Bag
Printing -Repeat Pattern design making tableware/ worktop saver
10 – 4.30pm
Georgia Wilkinson
Lampshade making evening
Bush craft - Whittling Wildlife 'A Bird in a Day'
Intro to Glass Fusing inc jewellery & Xmas decs
Marilyn Hale
Buttons, Bud vases, Tea lights Textures In porcelain
Intro to Pattern Cutting
10 - 4pm
Maggi Toner Edgar
Introduction to Cobbling workshop Hands On Landscaping
£ 55
Adam Beeston
Make a laptop or notebook sleeve - morning
9.30 – 12.30
Make a frame purse in the afternoon
1.30 -4.30
Emma Redfern
Introduction to Felt Art
Marieke Tomlin
Fri - Sun
Wood Block Engraving 3 day course –with the illustrator of 'Feather Report' NEW
Peter Brown
Greenwood Spoon carving bush craft day
9.30 – 5pm
Making Felt Vessels and bowls workshop
9.30 - 4pm
Willow Sculptures Deer
Willow Sculptures Hares
Stained Glass Panel 2 day course
9.30 - 4.30
Jackie Hunt
Blacksmith for a Day Ramshead Fire pokers
Small Hand stitched leather goods workshop - belts and purses NEW
Ruth Pullan
Reduction Linocut printmaking day
10 -4pm
Janet Dickson
Knife Forging Workshop 4 spaces max pls. book here with Mark
Mark Constable
Make a slouch Bag
Knife Forging Workshop 4 spaces max
9.30 - 4.30
The Art of Spinning on a Spinning Wheel & Drop Spindle
9.30 -3.30
Marion Woolcott
10 - 4pm
5pm - 7.30
Discovering the World of Dowsing - and Water divining
Eleanor Burke SofD
English Longbow Making 2 day Course Traditional method in Ash
Printing -Repeat Pattern design making tableware/ worktop saver
10 – 4.30
5.30 -8pm
Introduction to Fermenting Vegetables - new course
Eve Grayson
Patterned Roller printing workshop on textiles and fabric
Discovering Pen and Wash - all abilities NEW DATE
Introduction to Mosaics in the Garden and Home
Keeley Metcalfe
Papermaking with plants and flowers
9.30 – 4.30
Jonathan Korejeko
Garden Sculptures in Wire – GEESE Book here
10 – 4.30
Susan Nicholls
Garden Sculptures in Wire – HENS Book here
Tue, Wed
Silver Jewellery Workshop 2 days max 7
10 - 4pm
Artisan Cheese making at Home
9.30 - 2.30
Greenwood Pole Lathe Turning
9.30 -4.30
Chris Helliwell
Bush craft - Whittling Wildlife'A Bird in a Day'
Make your own Felt slippers day
Make a Leather Handled Tote bag (changed from Slouch)
The Art of Spinning on a Spinning Wheel & Drop Spindle 4 max
9.30 -3.30
Painting Fruits and Berries from the hedgerows in watercolour
9.30 -3.30
Marion Wilson SBA
Introduction to Batik
Caroline King
24- 25
English Longbow Making 2 day Course Traditional method in YEW
10 - 4pm
Tue Wed
9.30- 4.30
Cane chair restoration workshop
9.30– 4pm
Furniture Painting Techniques BYO small item to upcycle w chalk paints etc.
9.30– 4.30
Introduction to Felt Art NEW
Rag Rug Day Traditional floor rugs
Emma Tennant
Artisan Bread making day – Hand on Baking NEW DATE
10 - 2.30
Reduction Linocut printmaking day
10 - 4pm
Blacksmith for a Day Hooks and Pokers
9.30- 4.30
Small Hand stitched leather goods workshop - belts and purses
Buttons, Bud vases, Tea lights & Xmas. Textures In porcelain extra NEW DATE
9:30 -3:30
Buttons, Bud vases, Tea lights & Xmas. Textures In porcelain
Introduction to Crewel Work
9.30- 4pm
Philippa Turnbull
Weave a lovely scarf in a Day (on a table hand loom)
Jan Beadle
Willow Sculptures Hens & Cockerels
9.30- 4pm
Willow Sculptures Sheep
9.30- 4pm
9.30 -4pm
Artisan Bread making day – Hand on Baking new date added Wed 5 Oct
10 - 2.30
Lamp Making ~ Roller print fabric & paint effects base w 'White & Green'
6.30 -9pm
Design Block Print and make a Lampshade
Intro to Glass Fusing Xmas decs if reqd.
10 - 4pm
Make a marvellous Messenger Bag
Make a Herdwick Doorstop in needle felt extra NEW DATE
yes ltd
9.30- 4.15 ish
Introduction to Watercolours and making Xmas Cards
10 - 4.30
Christmas Blacksmith for a Day Rams head fire pokers or Chestnut roasters
Fabulous Felt Garlands for Christmas new date added on Fri 9th Dec
Discovering Pen and Wash - Making Christmas Cards ~ all abilities
Willow Sculptures Hares
Willow Sculptures Angels
Fabulous Felt Garlands for Christmas **new date**
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How to Book How to give a Voucher
Bushcraft Days include
English Longbow making
Pizza oven in a Day
Pole Lathe
Spoon whittling
Wildlife whittling
Artistic Blacksmith for a day
Firesteel & Flint
Knife Forging with Mark Constable
Late availability & new dates coming soon in Greystoke
Intro to Crewel Work with
Phillipa Turnbull of The Crewel Work Co
Sat 5th November 2016
£75 inc a lovely lunch
Extra new dates
recently added
Textures in Porcelain Wed 2nd November
Herdwick Doorstops Wed 23 Nov £75 inc
Xmas Felt Garlands Fri 9th Dec £70 inc
How to book a Course at Greystoke
see below for ways to give Workshops as presents and buying Open Vouchers
To Book a course please email with your initial requirements using this grey table below
(if the table doesn't work, please send the information requested in an email )
Your name will be pencilled in and full payment will be required before your place can be confirmed.
See below for Ways to pay from BACS, cheque, or Open voucher?
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Course Name
Course Cost
Will you pay by
Is this a present?
A special occasion?
Who is it from?
(if you would like this
mentioned on the confirmation)
Please answer all 3 questions
phone number(s)
Please include mobile and home numers
just in case we need to make quick contact
prior to the course
Home town & county
Any food reqs?
- all lunches are veggie anyway
Do they need
parking ?
How did you
hear about
this course
**WALKING- Can they walk 150yds - 350yds of flat country lane walking through Greystoke or do they need to reserve one of the 2 spaces here in our driveway - or they can be dropped off ? **
There are 3 ways to pay . . .
1 By cheque full amount please payable to QUIRKY WORKSHOPS & post to Greystoke Cycle Cafe, Greystoke , Penrith Cumbria CA11 0UT
( let us know if you wish to spread payments) & please ALWAYS write course date / attendee on the back of each cheque ~ thank you)
2 By OnlineTransfer ~ this is a free and fast method of payment- please email us for BACS details
3 Open Voucher ~ which must be valid and we will need the V Code at the bottom
There are 3 ways to pay . . .
1 By cheque full amount please payable to QUIRKY WORKSHOPS & post to Greystoke Cycle Cafe, Greystoke , Penrith Cumbria CA11 0UT
( let us know if you wish to spread payments) & please ALWAYS write course date / attendee on the back of each cheque ~ thank you)
2 By OnlineTransfer ~ this is a free and fast method of payment- please email us for BACS details
3 Open Voucher ~ which must be valid and we will need the V Code at the bottom
Your booking will be confirmed by email along with details of parking/walking maps/times etc
in the months preceeding
your course as a reminder
To buy Quirky Open Vouchers use Paypal as below. Those without Paypal accounts can still use Debit /Credit Visa cards with this facility
Courses marked Full ?
We always hold waiting lists for courses - please let us know if you would like to register interest in a course when it's full,
Quite often people get last minute spaces .
Sometimes due to illness or other unforeseeable circumstances a course may have to be cancelled by us at short notice
. If this happens you will receive a full refund of any course fees/ deposits paid or an option to transfer to another course. When at all possible we will give you plenty of notice .
We make every effort to find replacement tutors but at short notice this can be difficult. We are unable to refund consequential costs such as travel or accommodation
If you find you cannot attend a workshop
Please contact us as soon possible.
If at least 4 weeks notice is given (prior to the workshop date) you can transfer your booking to another workshop for a £20 administration fee.
If you give us less than 4 weeks notice, your payment is non-refundable and non transferable.
In this event, it is always possible for you to find another person to come in your place.
Giving Workshops as Christmas or birthday presents etc & buying Open Vouchers
Students say they love receiving
Quirky Vouchers & Days as gifts! Perhaps because there is no sense of guilt from self indulgence and as a gift, the recipient 'has to' actually book
themselves a lovely day out . Quirky days are designed to be treats, with fresh coffees, home made biscuits, tasty 2 course Aga lunches and a cream tea
There are three ways of treating someone to a Quirky Workshop this Christmas and beyond
1. Give an Open Voucher
2. Choose a Specific workshop with a date
3. Give a Type of workshop as a gift, ie Be a Blacksmith for a Day' or 'Make a Handbag with Hole House' and let them select their date - this means there is no mention of cost on the voucher
1. Give an Open Voucher
2. Choose a Specific workshop with a date
3. Give a Type of workshop as a gift, ie Be a Blacksmith for a Day' or 'Make a Handbag with Hole House' and let them select their date - this means there is no mention of cost on the voucher
1. Open Vouchers for any occasion from £15 to £200
Open Vouchers are great as a flexible present, give someone a treat of an experience day without trying to second guess their choice
They can enjoy browsing the website and choosing their own workshop, look forward to their workshop, enjoy a great day out and leave with something they've made as a reminder.
Sometimes the one who has purchased the gift joins in on the day aswell, meaning a special day out is enjoyed together and
your creations will always serve as a fond reminder.
Buying an Open voucher online is easy (see 1,2,3 below )
and vouchers bought between now and Xmas 2016
are valid until end December 2017 .
2. Choosing a Specific Workshop with a date for someone
If you wish to give someone an actual course as a present on a specific date just email us to check
spaces and book a place etc using the table above .
Once paid for in full, we will then email to YOU their confirmation to print off and put inside their card
The confirmation will be addressed to them providing all course/accomm details and can even say who the day was given from -
it will be a warmly worded letter to receive (click below example)
REGARDING any 2017 course you book and gift in December 2016. . . the recipient has between Jan 8th & Jan 20th 2017 to email to request a change to another course date or revert to a credit that will be valid for any courses in 2017 without incurring an administration charge.
Do bear in mind, some types of courses book up quickly, so its best to try to get the right date at the outset if possible
Make sure you tell us WHOM the present is from if required
3. Giving a 'Type of course' with no fixed date
If you would prefer to give someone a course type without mention of cost or date, that's fine too.
Make you choice, use the grey table How to Book and we will send a voucher
We can provide a course gift voucher for specific occasions (50th birthday/anniversary / retirement etc or a type of course ie Blackmith day )
this might take slightly longer - 3 or 4 days perhaps - please allow for this,
just email us using the table above and mention you would like a give a 'Type of course' voucher
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You do NOT need a paypal account to pay through Paypal - Debit or Credit card / Visa etc can be used instead.
If you need a denomination not shown, make up the sum total and using the white box to let us know- we will email you a special voucher ie for £85 if preferred.
This may take slightly longer
Open Vouchers
& print
Choose the amount
you want to spend
You do NOT need a paypal account to pay through Paypal as
Debit or Visa cards
are also OK
Use the white box to tell us about
the recipient if poss. Name/ phone number please, if available.
This helps if they lose
their voucher) thank you .
If you're not sure who it's for that's fine too!
Pay the relevant amount
using below Add to Cart
icon , then use
'View Cart' at the end
YOU print off
your voucher choosing
Xmas or general
We'll email you a special Authorisation V Code
thats shows you've paid.
It might take up to 24 hours for this to arrive.
( If you're unable to wait for our VCode,
please use the DATE plus
first 8 digits of Paypal's long Transaction
code so we can still
locate purchase when redeemed-
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and/ your tel no:
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Open Voucher
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Open Voucher
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Quirky Workshop
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Open vouchers bought during autumn of 2016 will be valid until the end of 2017
Some feedback from Voucher gift holders and givers
Just wanted to say a huge thank you for the fantastic day out yesterday for Jo and I at the Willow Angel workshop. We had an absolute ball and your hospitality was amazing. What you have going there is utterly inspiring and long may it continue! We both look forward to coming back again and again to do different things and I will certainly be bringing back others who I know would love it too.
And although it was quite a drive from Leeds, the scenery coming up yesterday morning was stunning and a real bonus. So many thanks again, take care of that knee and have a very happy Christmas and a PROSPEROUS New Year!
I have only had chance to briefly speak to my parents as I away working but my mum seemed over the moon with her day, especially by the mars bar scones, i am intrigued. Thank you ever so much for making my christmas present to them a wonderful experience. Hopefully in the summer we may be doing some cycling in the lakes so i will be sure to come and find you............ it's a pleasure to support places like yours that are doing something different and interesting. Most people I have told about it have been surprised such a day exists and most have been interested so i have directed them to your website
Kindest regards .... R. D
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Sterling Silver Jewellery Course for Beginners or Intermediates - Melinda Scarborough
No previous experience is necessary for either course .
All equipment and tools will be provided , though perhaps it may be a good idea to bring
a sketchbook for ideas and notes. Also , if appropriate, don't forget a good pair of glasses to enable close detailed work
2 day Silver Jewellery Course
Sat 26 & Sun 27 Nov 2016 FULL
Our 2017 NEW Course Programme is out early November 2016.
If you wish to be among the first to receive this, please click 'HERE' to join our database.
Many of our early
courses get booked early as Christmas presents.
9.30 - 4.30pm each day
£155 inc a lovely 2 course lunch, fresh coffees and cream tea
How to Book
Create your own beautiful jewellery with Sterling Silver, Pearls and Semi Precious Stones.
this popular two day workshop you will use a variety equipment to make as many stunning pieces as you can under
Melinda's guidance. The number of items you make will vary according to your pace.
All photos are student pieces from our
Greystoke workshop
Melinda brings all the tools and equipment essentail for any proper silver jewellery course.
Once people become familiar with the tools the designs start flowing. Your design will be unique; you will
learn cutting, forming, doming, soldering, texturing and polishing.You can work at your own pace and make the most your workshop time .
Some Student pieces and feedback from recent courses
Melinda trained for 4 years to acquire a BA Hons in Jewellery at Middlesex
University plus a 2 year Diamond Mounting course at London Met. She previously exhibited at The Goldsmiths' fair and won ' Student Designer of the Year' at the British Jewellery Association Awards. She was awarded a 1st Goldsmiths Craft Council design award.
Her beautiful
bespoke contemporary designs use
all the traditional jewellery making
techniques and her website is testament
to the quality and calibre of
her work.
Melinda Scarborough is not only a very talented gold and silver smith but an excellent teacher who is able to get complete novices (like me) to produce, in only 2 days, several pieces
of jewellery which , if I saw them in a shop, I'd pay good money for! We learnt lots of different techniques and everyone on the course made their own unique pieces applying what
we'd learnt in very different ways, it was one of the things that I was most impressed with, the freedom to make what you wanted. It goes without saying that Annie who hosts the courses provides a delightful space in which to learn and relax and the catering is always splendid.
What a fantastic course! Being a beginner did not matter at all - Melinda was very helpful and patient.
You work at your own pace and everyone comes away with several unique and beautiful items of jewellery.
I made a necklace and earrings which I am very proud of. Annie is a fabulous host as well, lovely lunch was a well earned break :)
I made 3 necklaces on the course - all of which have been admired greatly already. One, a dragonfly, I cannot stop wearing. The course was fabulous -
Melinda the tutor was brilliant (and very patient).
The food and location were second to none. I would definitely go back again (childcare i.e. husband allowing!).
Material Charges
These are payable to the tutor directly on the day - depending on the quantity used and silver prices, this will vary from approx £15 upwards.
Silver Clay Workshop - 'Inspired by Nature' . . . with Jo Dix
Jo runs her own Silver jewellery business called Silver
Forge in the South Lakes .
There's a lot of freedom
in forming jewellery from Silver Clay and there is less emphasis on the
traditional jewellery making skills. Being made of silver particles the material
is not cheap by any means and can command a higher price than mined
Our 2017 NEW Course Programme is out early November 2016.
If you wish to be among the first to receive this, please click 'HERE' to join our database.
Many of our early
courses get booked early as Christmas presents.
'Inspired by Nature' Silver Clay Jewellery Workshop
£82 inc a lovely 2 course lunch, fresh coffees and cream tea
Design and make your own bespoke beautiful jewellery in a day.
You can even bring along a small personal treasure to copy and make into a stunning personalised piece.
Jo will guide you throught the basics to hlep you get
the best from your silver clay.
All tools and equipment are provided,
just bring your imagination!
All pieces on this page are by beginner students
(except the bottom row).
Materials are extra
What is Silver Clay / Art Clay?
Silver Clay is part of the metal clay family.
It is a fabulous
medium for making just about anything,
from the simplest piece to the
most intricate patterns.
It's great for all skill levels and fires as
Fine Silver (99.9% pure)
which is a higher quality that the jewellery "norm" of Sterling Silver
It is the versatility of silver clay that makes
it so popular
and accessible to create
pieces without the need for intricate
techniques or
You can
it or anything else really.
can even colour it, we're told
Sept 2014 Nov 2015
Jo Dix runs her own jewellery business
called 'Silver
Forge' in South Cumbria.
We're delighted to have her running wonderful courses for us
here at Greystoke.
are charged extra for this day - aanything from £20 to
£45 or more depending on how
is used.
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Make a Stained Glass Panel ....with Jackie Hunt - Two day 'Design and Make' Stained Glass Panels
Come and create your own beautiful stained glass panel in two days. You'll work with coloured, clear and textured glass; learn how to handle and cut it safely and to 'lead up' a small (approx 200mm or 8" square) panel. All glass, tools and equipment are provided.
Traditionally, stained glass windows are associated with cathedrals and churches but these days it is also used in homes for decoration. Staining glass is an ancient art of using colour and light to create atmosphere and to depict images and stories.
This course is suitable for all abilities.
There's an additional materials charge payable directly to the tutor of £20
to cover the cost of a panel 8" x 8".
If students choose to make larger panels this will incur an extra charge.
A 2013 Stained Glass workshop
Jackie Hunt is an extremely accomplished tutor of Stained Glass with a wealth of experience behind her.
She has created some beautiful commissions across the country and we are delighted that she still comes all the way from Dorset to Greystoke for us.
£155 inc a lovely 2 course lunch,
fresh coffees and cream tea
Materials extra
9.30-4.30pm each day
Pics from Nov 2014
Health and safety issues:
Lead and lead solder are toxic substances both to handle and tobreathe in the fumes.
Pregnant women are advised not to handle lead or breathe in fumes.
Pregnant women are advised not to handle lead or breathe in fumes.
A health and safety briefing will be given and the use of safety equipment (provided) will be required.
The panel you make could be built into a window
or displayed as a hanging panel in your house.
Fused Glass Workshops with Marilyn Hale
Marilyn Hale has been making and teaching Fused Glass for many years from her South Cumbrian studio and we're delighted to host her workshops here at Greystoke.
Introduction to Fused Glass
Make your own unique festive decorations and ornamental pieces in beautiful coloured glass.
Learn about glass types, cutting, fusing, stacking and slumping and
the all important CoE (Coefficient of Expansion) - vital to understand to ensure the right types of glass are successfully fused together.
You will also learn how to incorporate various inclusions
using frits, stringers, stamps, foils and other fragments.
Sat 19 Nov 2016
£75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch,
Once you have been shown what is possible, Marion will let you loose to make what you can under her guidance.
Each student will have enough glass to make around
12-15 different items (depending on the sizes), including Christmas Decorations, jewellery, coasters, candle holders and plaques.
Material charges
Additional charges are £15 per student. This includes the glass, firing fee back at Marilyns studio plus redelivery back to the Cycle Cafe. Certain other small items are charged EXTRA eg jewellery hangers, extra dichroics as well as any additional glass you use at cost.
If you do not wish to collect your glass later from the Cycle Cafe, Marilyn can carefully post it back to your UK home address (not inner London or islands) using a carrier . . .from £15 for the basic glass package, but perhaps more depending on the weight.
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Make your own large Door Wreath for Christmas
Never buy a Door Wreath again! Make your own Festive Creation with fresh greenery and learn how easy it is to create something very professional looking.
You'll use a new
large oasis ring (16" costing (£10), which can be renewed with fresh oasis and decoration year after year. Spice it up with cones, berries, fruits and ribbons.
There may even be time to make more than one wreath -
perhaps 2 (these make lovely presents for friends at Xmas time) - for the second wreath we will show you how to add new oasis to an old frame and this will mean you will know how to re use your oasis ring for following years. The second rings are charged at £5
As well as supplying greenery ourselves, we will ask each person coming the day before- or early that morning - to gather a large
(trolley bag size) full of mixed greenery to bring
along for the course. we can then share out what we have and create the most stunning large wreaths and also great fun making them
Below is a list of examples that we may have
some supplies of - however not enough for all so we
suggest you bring your own to decorate and add the
final touches to the foliage if you wish
- remember you will be hoping these look fresh for
atleast 2 weeks
Wreath Making 2014 pics
for all pictures of this day please see
Holly with Berries attached - Seedheads
Feathers - Baubles - Bows
Dried Fruit -ie oranges, lemons, limes
dried chilli peppers
fir cones - sprayed white silver or gold
(spray if you have )
Anything else you think may look good
We will show you how to wire up and attach any
decorations that you choose and we hope you will
never consider buying a made up
door wreath again.
Bike Maintenance courses with Dan Richards of 'Lake District Cycling'
Don't know how to mend a puncture? Or do you wish you could service your own bike? These courses are here to help!
Dan is a qualified Cytech 3 mechanic and owner of Lake District Cycling, a cycling service provider (in
association with Virgin Trains at Penrith Station, providing much needed prebookable Cycle Hire from the station platform) as well as guided rides /tours and a cycling information resource for the local areas.
Also from Penrith, Dan is the new British Cycling Sky Ride Ambassador for the
Cumbria and the Lake District and planner/ promoter/leader of accessible group
rides for Go Lakes ( LDNP , CT & CCC) and Active Cumbria. He is also the community cycle officer for Alston Moor and author of Top 10 Family Cycle ride books to the Lake District.
Please see . www.lakedistrictcycling.co.uk for further information
£78 inc a lovely 2 course lunch, fresh coffees
and cream tea
Class Max 6
Covering Gears, Brakes, Chains,
Cable Replacement, Headsets,
Bottom Brackets,Wheels and Hubs.
IMPORTANT . . to qualify for this course you must be able to at least remove a back wheel happily and change an inner tube.
Bikes should be in good working order without seized parts but possibly in need of a general service.
Please note: It is not possible to work on bikes with Campagnolo groupsets as the tools required are quite different.
Your bikes should be thoroughly cleaned before you arrive,
Each students will be provided with a bike work stand and
set of tools and then will be shown how to remove all the components piece by piece.
This is not a bike renovation day, so please don't bring along a 'project' from the garden shed!
If you wish to be among the first to receive this, please
click 'HERE' to join our database.
Many of our early
courses get booked early as Christmas presents.
Extra Materials charge
There will be a £5 materials charge which includes one cable and all oils, cleaning and greases used. If you wish to change more than one cable they will cost extra.
'Punctures Made Easy'
Beginners' Bike Maintenance
£25 inc a cream tea half way through
This short evening course is hands-on and is
designed to make sure you can become self sufficient when out on
your own on a bike ride.
Starting from the very beginning with the basic parts of a bike, you will learn all about bike types and their wheels, then moving onto gears, types of brakes, what to look for regarding any servicing needs (when is it worn out ?) and of course, how to mend the dreaded puncture/ change an inner tube.
This includes removing and replacing the back wheel.
By the end you'll be raring to ride off into the sunset without worrying 'what if I get a puncture?'!
Pictures from previous classes.
Dry Stone Walling Workshop - Steve Allen - professional Dry Stone Waller (& World Champion)
Steve points out to the group the parts he is most
impressed with- the choice of stone is everything!
Dry Stone Walling with Steve Allen
Many of our early
courses get booked early as Christmas presents.
please email us to let us know you are waiting
this age old skill of creating a solid stone wall without the use of
any cement or mortar. Steve (the existing & many times World Champion
Dry Stone Waller) will guide you through the setting out & various
stages of wall construction. He spends a lot of time in America working with Andy Goldsworthy and will
have a lot of knowledge and stories to share.
This course is suitable for all abilites.
FITNESS to PARTICIPATE
Dry Stone Walling is very physically demanding,
at times the ground is unsafe, uneven and rocky.
Stones are heavy , unwieldy and need lifting to around 3 or 4 ft
Only those who are fit to participate should sign up.
There will be a safety briefing and you will be asked to sign a disclaimer before the day.
Those with previous or existing back problems or who are pregnant should not consider this day.
Please bring
safety goggles, suitable
and safety boots
'Hands On Cobbling day' with Adam Beeston
Adam is Head of Hard Landscaping in the Horticulture Dept at
local Newton Rigg College.
He also works on private commissions and over the years has helped with the construction of several prize winning 'Chelsea Show Gardens'
Sunday 3rd July 2016
£55 per day inc a lovely 2 course lunch
and all refreshments
Cobbling an be physically demanding, sometime the stones are quite large
and it is possible that at times the ground is unsafe and uneven.
Please bring safety goggles, suitable
gloves and soft wooden or rubber mallet and even a kneeler or knee pads.
Join Adam Beeston here for a day of cobbling. Adam is very experienced in
both teaching and cobbling. This is a 'Hands On' day enabling you to learn the skills associated with tradtiional methods of laying cobbles (before the days of cement
and vibrating compactors!) This will be a relatively peaceful day with your square metre of ground in front of you and the materials and expertise to learn this age
old traditional skill .
You will leave with a good knowledge of the use of cobbles in hard landscaping, the different layers required - selecting the correct materials and learning the skill of locking the cobbles together to form a hard and durable surface
A Taster in the World of Dowsing and Water Divining - Eleanor Burke BSOD
Friday 29th July
10am to 4pm £68 inc a lovely lunch
Despite some modern alternatives being available to us,
this ancient form of search and locate is still favoured by many.
Come and learn why so many builders, surveyors and
Water Board employees always reach first for the divining rods when trying to find leaking pipes
or underground drains! Equally archaeologists employ the same methods to find buried
structures, walls, foundations etc.
Hard to fathom and defying all laws of common sense and logic, for most it works.
We simply don't understand how or why it does.
The day begins inside over coffee and biscuits. Eleanor will explain the history of dowsing,
its connections with Christianity and wider applications in different countries. She brings along
several dowsing tools and using simple paper methods you will each learn the processes involved
and discover your own individual positive and negitive signs. You will also look into labrinths.
Water divining is one application of dowsing, and once you have found the dowsing tool that best
suits you we will move into the garden to try to locate pipes, streams and other hidden features.
Crystal therapy, map dowsing, distance healing and earth energies are again different applications of dowsing which are covered, though not in depth, during this day.
The gardens at the Cycle Cafe once used to belong to the Greystoke Castle Estate and are located on or near a roman road. IN the afternoon you will be mostly outside, so please come prepared. Eleanor is a well known member of the British Society of Dowsers and has spent many years using and teaching dowsing to both english students and those abroad.
She will be travelling across from North Yorks. to join us for the day and will donate her fee to a charity that she and the BSoD actively support, involved in helping Mozambique villagers locate pure sources of drinking water.
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Buttons. Bud Vases and Tea Lights - Textures in Ceramics with Gwen Bainbridge
This day is suitable for all abilities.
Your pieces can be detailed in white or a slip or lustre added to highight the textures that you have incorporated.
Adding a lustre might incur an extra firing charge
Sat 9th April ~ Fri 1st July
NEW DATE WED 2nd Nov
Thu 3rd Nov - full
9.30am - 4pm
£75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch, fresh coffees
and cream tea
Much of Gwens work is defined by the unique incorporation of textile
pattern into her porcelain, making her work so
unique and admired.
Gwen will start the day by introducing you to porcelain clay, a beautiful material to work with; you are able to make quite fine pots as a complete beginnner. You will learn how to roll the clay to a useable thickness, then roll lace patterns of your choice into the clay. Once leather hard you will construct a slab pot, which may be a vase, or tea light. These pots may then be further emblelished with clay buttons or lace, all of which Gwen will skillfully show you how to do. A coloured slip may be added at this stage to show up the texture in the lace patterns. Scraps of embelished clay may be made into buttons or jewellery.
If you have a particular piece of lace or textured fabric that you would like to incorporte into the vase then do bring it along, Gwen will advise if it is suitable for using, maybe you have a piece of lace from your wedding dress/veil you would like to immortalise in a vase. A lovely course for mother and daughter to come to together.
There will be an additional cost for materials used (including both clay and 2 firings of the clay) of £10, payable to the tutor on the day. You should be able to make atleast 2 vases and 2 tea lights
in a day and use the remaining clay to make some small delicate decorations
The vases can be posted to you if you are not local, at an additional charge of £10, or if you prefer you can collect from Greystoke Cycle Cafe.
About me
see my work as a three-dimensional scrap-book coming from both memories
of my childhood and from my response to the experiences brought about
through research in books, rummaging through bric a brac, antique fairs,
old photographs and magazines. I'm always on the lookout for items that
I might use in my work, both for inspiration and for direct practical
use. I'm drawn to decorative items. Even as a child I had favourite
buttons from my mum's button box that I played with. There were some
beautiful green glass dishes that were brought out for parties and the
best china laid out when the minister was coming for tea. These are very
strong memories for me. But alongside this finery there was the
informal, natural world of my surroundings living on a rural farm in
Cumbria. The hedgerows where we found birds nests with the treasured
little eggs of wild birds, which we watched until they hatched and
finally fledged.
find that nature itself seems too perfect to try to reproduce. I tend
to explore the work of craftsmen of the past who themselves might have
been first inspired by the natural world. I appreciate the finery of the
costumes of bygone eras, and the distinctive qualities of their
production. The more limited and yet still lavish colour palette of
Elizabethan times, the retro styles of the 1950s and 60s. It's quite an
eclectic cocktail of inspiration stored in my mind and continually
Repeat Pattern Design workshop with Georgia Wilkinson- make a large worktop saver and coasters/ mug.
Tableware Repeat Pattern Design workshop
Tue 23rd June or Sun 31st July 2016
10 - 4.30pm £75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch,
fresh coffees and cream tea
Spend a fascinating day with textile artist Georgia Wilkinson
learning all about repeat pattern design and creating a matching
large glass worktop saver and coasters or maybe a matching mug
NOTE ...just after this class . Georgia runs a
Lampshade making evening - see below
Click on pic for album pics of this last workshop - it shows the vast array of equipment that Georgia brings
Georgia will explain the prinicples of working with repeat patterns and what will work better when making the items of the day - how to join things up,
the best use of colours and you will cover some of the core principles of repeat pattern design
You will learn various printing techniques and practise these before deciding on your final designs. Georgia will then show you how to use her special
equipment to create a printed image onto the back of a large glass worktop saver using the sublimation technique.
You could then create some melamine coasters or a matching mug.
Material charges
There will be an extra material charge of around £15 which covers costs for a set of coasters and a large glass worktop saver- if you wish to make more these will be charged accordingly and payable to Georgia on the day
Short course - Lampshade Making (evenings) with Georgia WIlkinson
Having spent several years working as a repeat pattern designer with the high end textile printers she left London to return to her home county of Yorkshire to start her own pattern design company . Since 2009 'Georgia Wilkinson Designs' has been offering innovative, fresh and unique hand printed textiles operating out of a cricket pavillion on her parents farm and her products are sold in shops throughout the UK as well as online. Her designs are fun, bright and uplifting with her fabric available by the metre or alternatively lovingly transformed into beautiful lampshades and cushions ready for your home
Lampshade making evening workshops
Thu 23rd June ~ Sun 31 July
Thur 17th November - note late start - 6.30-9pm
£35 inc welcome drinks plus a cream tea half way through
NOTE : usually on the day of this class Georgia runs the above Design & make Tableware -
repeat pattern printing workshops
Georgia will arrive with all the tools and equipment needed and during this short course
you will have fun creating and completing a lovely drum lampshade to take home.
Georgia will bring a selection of her wonderful fresh fabrics from her Yorkshire studio
and students can choose these for their lampshades or they can bring their own fabric.
The course price includes everything required to make a smaller shade
if you bring your own fabric. If you choose larger options or select some of Georgia's
fabric, these will be charged extra
Hot drinks and scones will be served mid way through the course
Design and Block Print a Lampshade & Cushion Top with Georgia Wilkinson
This day also features in the Textiles page -
Georgia is a trained Surface Pattern Designer who worked in the studio of a textile printers for such companies as Vanessa Arbuthnott and Lewis & Wood
Fri 18 November 2016
£75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch
Design and Block Print a Lampshade & Cushion Top
There will be an additional materials charge of
between £10 and £15 payable
to Georgia on the day
trained in Surface Pattern Design and later worked in the studio of a
textile printing factory in London, working on designs for companies
such as Bennison, Vanessa Arbuthnott and Lewis & Wood.
After three years I was beginning to miss the green spaces of rural
North Yorkshire, where I had grown up. Returning to my roots I set up
jorja wilkinson design in 2009, running the business from a 1930s
cricket pavilion studio.
trained in Surface Pattern Design and later worked in the studio of a
textile printing factory in London, working on designs for companies
such as Bennison, Vanessa Arbuthnott and Lewis & Wood.
Over first coffees Georgia will tell you a little about her self and explain what is possible over the day,
with hints and tips for your design in mind suitable for a repeat pattern.
Once your design is finalised pn paper you will learn to make block prints using a variety of mixed media tools
and you will practise on paper before turning and printing up the cotton panama fabric
she supplies.
The material for the lampshade will be then cured and hand rolled and carefully finished into a lampshade.
A further pieces of fabric may be printed for a matching cushion cover front
to take home and make a cushion You can choose to make either a small table lamp shade or a larger pendant ceiling shade -
Georgia wil advise on print types according to shade sizes.
Furniture and decorating Paint Effects Courses
Three new painting technique & printing workshops using #anniesloane chalk paints, Farrow & Ball paints , a variety of patterned rollers for printing fabrics and wallpaper - led by tutor Sonja Tilleard of 'White and Green'
gift home interiors shop, Cockermouth and Penrith.
We are running several 'courses this year with the very able Sonja Tilleard from the lovely 'White and Green' specialist Home decor shop in Penrith and Cockermouth. Sonja has acquired considerable knowledge and training in a whole variety of painting techniques for both furniture, walls and textiles. Favourite brands such as Annie Sloane Chalk Paints , Farrow and Ball, gilded finishes and waxes are used. We are running three different courses with Sonja as detailed below
Upcycling Furniture and Painting techniques
Furniture Painting techniques
9.30 -4pm each day
Tue 12 April - full Thur 16 June Sat 2 July Fri 30 Sept
£75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch, fresh coffees and cream tea
To begin under Sonja's guidance and working on simple boards you will learn
the various techniques of using chalk paints including distressing and waxing techniques that will be explained, shown and practised
Students can then work on their own small piece of furniture such as a picture frame or a small stool, chair, tiny table etc and renovate it after lunch using the learnt techniques. The brilliant thing about Chalk Paint is you don't need to do much , if any, prep to the surface (no sanding etc) - one can just paint over existing finishes. Chalk paint is a great leveller
Sonja will bring all the materials specialist brushes, paints and waxes
required and a materials charge will be made per person -
poss around £5-10 payable directly to the tutor depending
on the size of each piece
Make your own Lamp Day
Make your own Lamp Day
Tues 24th November 2015
£75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch,
Thu 17th Nov 2016
Combining the patterned paint roller techniques used on a separate couse you will start the day by printing a piece
of fabric which will be used to make a drum lampshade.
Using chalk paint, you
will also paint & wax a lamp base to co-ordinate with your fabric.
By the and of the class you will take home a fully pat tested lamp unique to you - perfect for your house and amazingly
unique as a special present for someone else
There will be a materials charge of approx £35 for the complete lamp kit or similar,
depending on the sizes chosen
Patterned Roller Painting techniques - for fabric and walls
Wallpaper and fabric Patterned
Roller Painting techniques
Fri 5th August 2016
9.30-4pm each day
In various parts of the world patterned paint rollers
have been used for
the last 100yrs or so
to decorate walls.
They are excellent to use on all
plastered or
papered walls especially on wonky walls!
Fabric can be printed,
furniture can be patterned
and paper & tissue can be decorated.
A variety of patterns will be available to try and you will learn the
techniques to use these patterned paint rollers confidently throughout your home
on vertical surfaces as well as on the flat, printing on walls, wood, fabric and
There will be an extra materials charge of approx £10 -15 depending on how much you print over the day
Cyanotype Printing in Sunshine with Kim Tillyer
Cyanotype printing is an early form
of photography, distinctive for its rich indigo colouring and the ethereal
quality of the images.
The prints are traditionally exposed using sunlight and
were originally adopted by botanists to accurately capture the silhouette of
the plants they studied
Cyanotype Printing
with Kim Tillyer
a new 2016 workshop
Tue 7th June or Thu 11 Aug 2016
£75 inc a lovely 2 course lunch, fresh coffees and cream tea
During this fascinating day with Kim you will learn about the history and technical process of cyanotype and proceed to coat
papers and/or material to create unique prints using found objects (from the garden , stencils or prepared negatives
and watch as the sunlight (or special light bulb in th eCyclists barn if it's cloudy) magically
develops your works of art.
The Cyanotype
process involves painting with a light sensitive emulsion
on to paper or
fabric and using our clear Cumbrian sunlight to develop the image.
Different layers
are achieved using
varied exposure times, hand drawn imagery, native plants acting as a resist and
prepared stencils.
The results are different every time so each print is a
unique monotype
Kim is an artist and works in the Northern Lights Gallery in
Keswickand sells her unique work through the the lovely Northern LIghts gallery in Keswick - her work can be seen here
She also writes a blog called Witchmountain, about living in the Lake District - close to Keswick .
She has recently relocated in Summer 2015 from Yorkshire.
The course is suitable for adults of all abilties and will take place outside,
in the Cycle Cafe Tea Garden under cover as necessary. Materials wil be extra on the day depending on
how much you use - somewhere between £5 and £10 ppayabe to the tutor directly
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Reduction Linocut printmaking . . .with Janet Dickson
This course is suitable for all abilities
Reduction Linocut printmaking 2016
Thu 21 July 2016
Fri 7th October 2016
£85 inc a lovely 2 course lunch,
10am -4.30pm
We are delighted that Janet has agreed to
travel all the way from her Northumberland home & print studio
to take her wonderful Linocut courses at Greystoke.
Her style, love of garden, flora and landscape
fit perfectly; and hopefully we'll be holding at least
one of her courses in the garden!
About Janet
Janet Dickson is a printmaker whose work interprets pattern and
design in the garden and landscape, creating,
and monotypes as well as her multilayered linocuts.
Many of Janet's prints begin life in her
sketchbooks, from drawings made on location.
"I am inspired by plants and natural forms, as a gardener and a printmaker
- from their colour and the detail
of their structure to the visual
impact they have on their surroundings.
The garden, therefore, is one of
my key subjects, but colour, structure and pattern in landscape draws
me too.
Drawing underpins my work - it is where many of my prints
begin and the processes I choose allow me
incorporate drawing in some form or other.
The examples of work you see here embody my practice'.
Material charges & what to bring
Please bring an apron and wear non precious clothes -
printing is messy and the ink stains.
There will be a materials charge of between £7 and £10 payable directly to the tutor on the day dependng on the amount of work produced.
During the class Janet will teach students the importantce of design suitable for linocut, how to create and cut using the different tools provided, learn about various inks , using rollers and blending colours.
Students will be creating a multi layer print using several colours if required.
They will be printing by hand, without the need for
a press.
The size of each linocut will be approx A5 size
Mosaics for both Garden and Home with Keeley Metcalfe
Assembling small pieces of glass, ceramics or stone to create patterns for items and surfaces has been popular throughout civilisation. It is, after all, a perfect form of recycling and a real pleasure and satisfaction can be taken from transforming something that's hard to throw away but in its present form can no longer be used. Creating new ceramic pieces from your old china and transforming it into somethng new and lovely, can be rewarding, absorbing and creative .
During your day with Keeley you will learn the basic techniques and using different tesserae (the tiles) and go home with something you have made, hopefully a finished piece (depending on the size of the chosen project)
Sunday 7th August 2016
9.30 -4pm
Your day with Keeley is a single day workshop to master the basics
of Mosaics.
You will begin by learning about the two principal techniques most commonly used
during the mosaic process - In-direct
technique and the direct technique.
You will progress to making an item of your choice - either using colourful and
vibrant glass mosaic tiles to create a lively design, or alternatively broken
china crocks for the traditional 'shabby chic' look.(This is also a perfect way to use use up some of your older style crockery that cannot be discarded for sentimental reasons but is rarely or never used)
Your mosaics will be suitable for
indoor and outdoor use (subject to technique chosen).
Keeley will bring with her several shaped bases in circles, hearts , squares and rectangles
and if you wish to bring something to work on ie a small table this shouldnt be a problem,
though please check first with us
There will be an extra materials charge of up to £15 payable on the day
to the tutor depending on what you use
Create something lovely out of treasured but unused crockery hiding in the darkest corners
of your cupboards
dates to follow asap
Please let us know if you would like to know about
Keeley's 2016 courses
bring along something to mosaic!
9.30am - 4pm £74 inc a lovely lunch
Mosaics in a Weekend - with Martin Cheek
Suitable for beginners to advanced
We hope that Martin will return to take a course at the Cycle Cafe in 2017 - please let us know if you would like dates as soon as they are decided- thank you
Make your own Bespoke garden labels with Clare Farley of Pinfold Pottery
for Gardeners . . . arrange your own 1/2 day with your gardening friends to
make your very own bespoke named
Rustic pottery Garden Labels
morning or afternoon sessions £33 includes fresh coffee at the start & materials
As well as being lovely to things to have in your own garden, these also make amazing presents
for special gardening friends.
Christmas, Wedding presents, New Home and Birthdays
and if you know your friends grow
Pak Choi and Lollo Rosso, chard and rocket rather than 'Lettuce' -you can make exactly to their needs
If you are a small group we can arrange a garden labels workshop especially
for you - min 6 persons
If there is time you can simply pay Clare directly for another amount of clay (£5 to 10) and this charge will of course include the firing and glazing too.
Clare will bring the fired pieces back to the Cycle Cafe or post them to you directly for which there will be an extra charge
Calligraphy Workshop with Gaynor Goffe
Gaynor will return again in 2017 to take a course at the Cycle Cafe This course is suitable for
all levels from beginner to advanced, as most of the tuition is on an individual
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The Maiella (or Majella) is a massif in the Central Apennines, in Abruzzo, central Italy, at the boundary between the provinces of Chieti, Pescara and L'Aquila.
The highest peak is Monte Amaro at 2,793 m, the second highest of the entire Apennine range. The massif is at the center of the Maiella National Park.
The Maiella is formed by a compact limestone massif, on which summit are the highest peaks in the group: Monte Amaro 2,793 m, Monte Acquaviva 2,737 m, Monte Focalone 2,676 m, Monte Rotondo 2,656 m, Monte Macellaro 2,646 m, Pesco Falcone 2,546 m, Cima delle Murelle 2,598 m.
Vast plateaus are present up to 2,500 m. The slopes are characterized by steep valleys and gorges, carved out by rivers such as the Orfento, the Foro and others.
Nearby are the Monte Morrone, Monte Porrara and Monti Pizzi groups. The Maiella includes an iced waterfall, known as Il Principiante, located at 1,600 meters and having a height of 25 meters.
The area of the Montagna della Maiella has been subject to a major international geoscientific research Project, TaskForceMajella from 1998 up to 2005.
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When I get something in my head, it usually doesn't leave until I take action. Such is the case in my quest to visit all 21 California missions. After last week's road trip, I'm up to 10 ... almost half way there!
I first conceived of my plan in the late '80s when visiting Mission San Juan Bautista during a short three -- and miserable -- months when I lived in Gilroy. The adobe architecture of the mission and the quiet reverence of the chapel tugged at me long after I left. I hope it doesn't offend anyone, but I am not a religious person. Unless you count my connection to nature, which is what gives me solace.
Nevertheless, I visit churches no matter where I go. Their sometimes bloody histories make me sad ... and mad. But the beauty is undeniable.
The missions are not grand and elaborate. But there's something about them that draws me. Their simplicity perhaps. The practicality of how they centered an entire village. The missions were built by the Spaniards in the 1700s with the purpose of Christianizing the Indians, and they weren't made to last. Some were so damaged by earthquakes, fires or simply time, they have had to be replicated or restored. Most have at least something original, whether a whole building, a priest's vestments or an Native American basket.
When I was a child, my grandmother, who was an elementary teacher, told me stories about California and Mexican history. She brought it alive, and I loved it. So, it seemed right that my mom, sister and niece decided to join me on the first leg of my journey. We started in Sonoma and worked our way down the north coast of California to Carmel. All had gardens, some rather stark like Sonoma and San Jose; some towered over by palms and crawling with bougainvillea.
Although the garden at Carmel was the most traditionally beautiful, each mission had its own personality. All used plants and materials indigenous to the areas where they were built. For example, prickly pear had been replanted in the courtyard at Sonoma, where it had once been mixed with local limestone and used to seal the adobe walls.
The trip was everything I had hoped. And, don't worry, we did other stuff besides mission hopping. I've already planned my next leg covering the central coast and the last visiting the southern missions.
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I worry the most when times are good. That might be true for commercial fishermen too. Take pinks. If you hold a Southeast purse seiner permit, it brought in an average of $454,190 in 2011 and $313,658 in 2012. That number is going to be even higher for 2013, when Alaska fishermen harvested a record-breaking 219 million humpies.
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I am writing a story about pinks for the next issue of Seafood Business magazine (a sister publication of National Fisherman aimed at seafood buyers). If you have any thoughts about the future for pinks, I'd love to hear from you.
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St. Lucie County Schools superintendent kisses pig for kids sake
St. Lucie Count St. Lucie County School Superintendent Genelle Yost puckered up for kids sake at the St. Lucie County Fair on Sunday, March 2.
Yost competed with five others for the opportunity to kiss a pig. Residents, friends and foes, could pay $1 to cast their vote for who they wanted to Kiss the Pig. Yost received 2,383 votes to Kiss the Pig.
The others competing included: Terri Sloan-Bartz with Seacoast Bank, Michelle Miller with Miller Insurance, Debbie Hawley Chair of the School Board, Candice Loupe with PNC Bank, and Stephanie Morgan with All About You.
Yost received the Kiss the Pig Trophy from last year's winner, St. Lucie County Fire Chief Ron Parrish.
"I was very honored to pass along this wonderful trophy that I no longer wish to hold. It truly went to a champion, "a champion of children," according the Chief Parrish, chairman of the Roundtable of St. Lucie County.
A total of $7,679 was raised for the event. The money will go to the Roundtable of St. Lucie County Kids at Hope, a program which helps kids succeed by focusing on changing "kids at risk" into kids at hope.


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This review is from: ASUS H87M-PRO LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 uATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: Decent board, nice layout and a very nice io shield (has layer of foam on back), great expandability for matx board.
Cons: Doesn't recognize Areca 1214i-4i as bootable device... this junk board just cost me some money and time... Latest BIOS version, 1308, does not resolve issue.
ASUS has poor customer support and does not list compatibility for storage controllers.
Other Thoughts: I wouldn't trust any ASUS consumer board to support booting from add-on storage controllers. Lesson learned :(READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: Worked fine for two weeks, cheap, decent quality.
Cons: This piece of junk has several bugs, some may get fixed with bios updates, others wont, like my onboard ethernet dying. Gigabyte wants a 2 - 3 business weeks to "repair" my board. Well, no thanks to that. This is the third Gigabyte board that onboard ethernet has died on.
Other Thoughts: Don't buy this board, sure wish I hadn't.
You have to send in MIR within 20 days of purchase, once you do you can't rma or deal with newegg. Bummer, Gigabyte support isn't great.