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Skip to comments.Wolves Kill Prized Quarter Horse in Darby, Montana
Posted on 06/03/2011 8:41:01 PM PDT by george76
What began nearly 20 years ago as denial of the many bad things that would happen in the Greater Yellowstone area if gray wolves were brought in from Canada, continues to this day. It was predicted that the wolves would kill off their prey base and that is happening. Information was presented to Ed Bangs, USFWS head of wolf reintroduction that wolves carry more than 30 different infectious diseases, some harmful and/or deadly to humans, and that was ignored. Disease is now becoming a common occurrence across the Northern Rockies where wolves are prolific. The same deaf, dumb and blind authorities were warned that wolves, once they had consumed their prey base, would focus in on livestock, and that too was passed off as insignificant.
It has been stated that gray wolves will attack and kill large prey, such as elk, moose, mountain lions and bears, yet wolf protectors deny that wolves could bring down a grizzly, take on a wild cat and the like. Yet, it is happening on a daily basis now.
It was predicted, wolves would resort to livestock killing, first taking on the easiest of kills sheep, and family pets. That has happened. The same predictions said as the wild canines got hungrier from the destruction of their own food source, would move into residential areas looking for food. That too has happened and is becoming more frequent.
It has been argued whether or not wolves would attack and take down a horse. Wolf protectionists have denied such an event has ever happened and would never happen. ...wolf attacks on horses were a common thing in Russia and other Asian and European countries.
And now, we have a confirmed attack and kill by wolves on a familys prized quarter horse in Darby, Montana.
(Excerpt) Read more at mainehuntingtoday.com ...
Humans are on their menus as well.
Should've gotten a donkey for the horse. Or a llama.
The hunt begins.
"The wolves ran him through a fence and then tore his guts out,"
. "It was terrible. ... These wolves are on our property most nights, and I'm terrified for my animals. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with my livestock."
Yep. The do-gooders who are Greenies have re-introduced another threat the humans through their foolish attempt to bring back wolves.
Neither one are a match for a pack.
Want to deal with an individual, opportunistic wolf? Those options work.
Want to deal with a pack? Get a .223 with V-max pills. You want the pill to blow up inside the animal and not over-penetrate in this type of situation. V-max pills blow up like few other varmint rounds out there.
The pictures are horrible. I read five kill-permits were issued to the owner. Why five? What if there are twenty wolves? (not sure of wolf packs and numbers but what if?) A person should be able to defend his property and livestock without "permits" and limiting the number of "kills" IMHO.
I went to the link and couldn't help but read another article related to this one on that site, titled "Governor Schweitzer Runs From His Own Shadow."
What a POS! I KNEW Schweitzer was a LIAR when he finally admitted he would veto the Montana legislature's bill to nullify the Endangered Species Act.
How did Montana elect such a scumbag Dem governor?
I've said it before and I'll say it again: The wolf and the human CANNOT co-exist.
Except, of course, in an urban liberal's fantasy...
The wolves were likely unaware of the prized status of the horse.
Yeah, if you have a pack coming through you have a larger problem (no pun intended). But there's still the possibility that the wolves could be "trained" to move farther down the road. (I've seen it happen with coyotes, but I am not claiming expertise).
If you own a backhoe, you should be able to accomplish that task...S.S.S. Just do it on the back 40.
The Leftists love predators like wolves, Muzzies, and street criminals. They are all just mis-understood!
Wolves often kill for fun.
The pictures are horrible and horse suffered alot before it died.
It is what wolf packs do for fun
Montana is full of urban liberals that recently moved in.
Like many western states, they also get illegals, union thugs, and ACORN types who elect these fools.
What is the bullet weight for those VMax bullets? Rifling twist
requirements? I think my Savage .223 bolt action has a 1:9. I
can put 10 55 gr FMJ through one ragged hole at 100 yds with
that rifle. Had planned to go with 100 gr 30-06 for wolves.
They should get some Kangals (a Turkish breed of dog). Kangals kill wolves very effectively.
You're right - the wolves can be "trained." But, I'd warn you my friend, that this appears to take *generations* of wolf learning. At the rate of wolf packs are expanding, I don't think we have generations before they snatch a child.
There's a paper I have somewhere in files on wildlife and range management, which is about wolf behavior in the former USSR (now Russia & Siberia) vs. the US and Canada. This study was done in the late 80's, and the paper was translated subsequent to publication somewhere else in the USSR or ComBloc countries.
Anyway, the thrust of the paper was this: There was statistical evidence that during the 50+ years of gun control in the USSR, wolves had become much bolder in the USSR than they were in (then Canada) and in the US prior to WWII, when they were eradicated back to the very northern Rockies or northern MN/WI/MI. Wolves in the US & Canada learned that "human means death" even when the human wasn't packing a rifle at that exact moment.
The statistical hypothesis was that after years of gun restriction in the USSR and what few gun owners there were in the private, non-government hands in the USSR, even hunters were loathe to waste their limited ammo or risk exposure to authorities by shooting "mere wolves" instead of game animals. So the wolves in the USSR became rather much bolder around humans over 50 years.
What we have here is the reverse: On the large scale, we've set up a system whereby the wolves in the northern Rockies are under a great deal of protection (from outside legal groups) and for people who aren't well versed in how to kill predators and get rid of all evidence quickly, the wolves have a free run of the joint. They're learning alright, but what they're learning is that they can get away with coming ever-closer to human habitation.
Coyotes, due to their constant and long-standing close-in relationship with man (there are now 'yotes in all lower 48 states, and in such urban areas as Central Park, NYC) are much more rapidly adaptable. When we farmed, we had lots of coyotes in the valleys in NV, and where we lived, I could hear no fewer than three coyote packs singing at night around the edges of the valley. We never saw pack behavior "in close" to habitation - all we saw were opportunistic forays by very bold coyotes. We had a saying in Nevada - if you're going to shoot at a coyotes, HIT IT. If you shoot and you miss, you've just trained the SOB as to what your range and windage capabilities are. They learn that fast.
There were two animals that I came to respect for their learning curves: The corvids (crows, ravens, magpies) and coyotes. Both of them would not only learn from direct experience, they learned by watching other members of their species interact with humans. I cannot emphasize this enough. There are some animals that are dumb as rocks - we're talking stump-hole stupid. They can watch their neighbor get blown into pink mist, and they learn *nothing* from the event.
Crows, on the other hand, are so damned smart, that I could shoot one of them pilfering my seed (eg, oat seed, drilled into the ground - they'd hop down a drill opener line and pull up every damn seed for 10 feet or more - now think of a murder of crows 100 strong... that's a big bare patch in a field). The other crows in the area would take note of how far I was from the victim when he died. The VERY next day, no crows would allow me to get within that range of them.
So my summers would go like this:
1. Drill seed.
2. Shoot first crow with a 12ga.
3. Shoot next crow with a .17 hmr.
4. Shoot next (and last) crow with a .223 at upwards of 400 yards.
5. Yell at crows.
After that, the crows were so damned smart that for the rest of the summer, they could look at what long gun I was carrying and they would make sure that no one would land within the "crow effective" range of that long gun. They knew the difference between my shotgun (black, synthetic stock) and an AR-15 (black, synthetic stock), and somehow, they would communicate this to crows down the field, on the ground, and get them to flee the area when I was approaching my effective range - but not before. ie, if they saw me with the 12ga, they wouldn't yell at their brethren on a pivot 400+ yards away.
You tell me that isn't brains.
Coyotes would learn almost as fast, including when I'd catch them when they were food-obsessed. The easiest shots I've taken on coyotes were when they'd be watching some chukar climbing a hill, or were waiting for a squirrel to pop out of his hole, or were waiting on the edge of a sage grouse lek. They'd get so overwhelmingly food-obsessed that they'd SEE me get within 50 to 100 yards of them... and they would not move. They'd look over, see me, and then immediately direct their attention back to their intended dinner.
The first time this happened and I shot the food-fixated 'yote, I saw a half-dozen other 'yotes run like hell for the tall sagebrush within 200 yards of where I was sitting when I took the shot. Apparently, I disturbed a community hunting activity.
The next time I ran into one of these food-obsessed coyotes, the "spectators" started trying to slink away when they saw me approach Mr. Foodie. But then I shot two of the spectators, then swung around and got the food-fixated coyote as he was trying to make a get-away — hw was a little late tho, because he chose to try to bag the chukar on his way out of the area. He got a .223 up the poop chute for his trouble.
After that, any time I was in that particular part of the valley for the next two years, ALL the coyotes would clear out - and never allow me to get within 400 yards of them. That's how fast they learn. They'd even learn the sound of my truck. They'd learn the sound of my buddy's hunting vehicle during deer/chukar season, and we'd try to shoot coyotes of opportunity on hayfields in the winter. They'd watch every other car pass them by 200+ yards away and never give any mind. Let my little hunting Toyota wheeze up the road, and you'd see most of them kick in the afterburners before I got within 500 yards.
Unless the enviro's allow someone who is an out-and-out no-limit professional killer of wolves loose in their domain, or they allow everyone to shoot at wolves, wolves won't learn anywhere nearly that fast.
Enviro-nazis contend they're part of the ecosystem but that reasoning is only because the vast majority live in asphalt cities and don't have to contend with wolves.
The ecosystems in the Western states have gotten by just fine without wolves for the last 70 to 80 years. Now that they've been reintroduced wildlife and ranchers have been hit hard and reparations don't even begin to cover losses.
Interesting, thanks.
The UN Agenda 21 is working as expected ?
55gr V-max is available and is what I like.
Your 1-in-9 is PERFECT for the 55gr weight.
Your Savage is one of the more accurate factory rifles out there in .223. I've shot two of them (other guy's guns) and was impressed as all get out with both of them in terms of "bang for the buck" if you pardon the pun. For the purist in rifle appearance, the barrel nut is a big turn-off, but for price-effective accuracy, the Savage rifle delivers excellent value. I think their triggers can be improved greatly tho. Don't like their factory trigger feel. Very "crunchy." But that does not alter their fundamental accuracy.
100gr out of a -06 will result in big holes in the other side, if you're using a 100gr varmint pill. If that's what you want, and you're not shooting in an area where you need to worry about over-penetration, hey, whatever works for you. I've shot coyotes with a .17HMR as well, and there is no over-penetration there. Go for a lung shot, with the coyote quartering away from you and they'll drop quickly. Hit him when he's nice and still, and if you hit him about 1/2" behind the ear, about 1" lower than the middle of the ear, when he's quartering away from you... they go down like a sack of bricks - again, with zero over-penetration. I've also shot 'yotes with a .338WM - because it was what I had on me at the time. I've shot them with a .250-3000, a .223, a .308, .270... .45-70, .357, .45ACP, 9mm, .22LR, 12ga, 20ga, ..... dead is dead.
I've run down coyotes with a F-350, a Toyota, a Honda four-wheeler and I've dropped rocks on them off a cliff.
As you can tell, I'm not Mr. Coyote's buddy.
Wolves, being about 2X the mass of coyotes... I'd probably go for the .223 or a .270/.280/7mm/.30xx round with a light varmint pill.
I'd go with a pill that "explodes and dumps" in the OP's situation, or a shotgun, because a high powered, heavily jacketed round will go through and through — and might endanger other livestock in neighboring pastures.
My hat's off to you, NV Dave. You understand Nevada, and its wildlife, as I like to pretend that I do.
I would have at least 3 of them out there, It's not unusual for the wolves to weigh up to 165 pounds also.
Yes, it takes a loooonnggg time for a pack to bring down a terrified prey, with each member going at it in turn to inflict small but debilitating injuries to the legs and joints while relentlessly running the prey to complete exhaustion. It is a horrific way to die. I'd rather be taken down by a lion.
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This is what happens when you don't cull your herds or packs in this case. Sterilize some of them.
I agree. They would kick the you know what out of them.
I'm Freeping as much as possible these last two days because I'm back into the sticks again on Sunday evening. Oh, I had another mountain lion encounter about 7-10 days ago. (After awhile, you forget the month, the day, the week, etc.)
Scared the heck out of me and my female partner. Middle of the pitch-black night.
More details at 11.
I've always wanted to say that. Ha ha!
Catch ya tomorrow and maybe Sunday morning.
Have you seen these :
HAMILTON, Mont. — In the past couple weeks we've reported a couple stories of attacks by wolves on domestic animals in the Bitterroot...
Now, a Hamilton man shot a mountain lion in his backyard. The cougar had killed a sheep and came back to feast on a goose.
A second item about a mountain lion that was curled up on the porch of a Helena home.
Isn't it amazing how the nature photogs always have somebody with a caribine in hand?
One thing I always take away from the PBS nature shows: top level predators are sorely needed everywhere.
So what's the answer? Recompense the farmer for lost sheep? How to deal w/bears? Then there's the little guy carnivore, i.e., coyote
Is coyote a nuisance? What about the cougar? Racoon?
Make a comparison of how many wolves killed domestic animals as compared, in the State of Montana, to the number of human beings who killed other humans. It seems to me, the wolf, for the most part, kills only to eat, where on the other hand, humans kill other humans, not because they are hungry but because they hate.
I killed caribou last sept at 550 yards with same ammo using a horseshoe acog. Good stuff.
Wolves acting like killin machines is their nature. They are really working over the caribou now as they drop their calves.
I'm having over a dozen bear coming into our barrel, all day & night long. The game camera is the ticket.
Just raise your own pack of Kangals. BTW, it isn't just size that makes the Kangal deadly to wolves. The Kangals are more athletic than wolves - I've read some amazing stories. Caucasian Ovcharkas would also be good for discouraging wolves from visiting.
This isn't about city people wanting to look at the cute wolves. This is about taking away your weapons. Wolves were reintroduced by the liberals/Democrats/socialists/progressives so that they could take away the argument for hunting that says hunters help keep the herds healthy. They want everyone to see the wolf as being capable of that job. As the wolves slaughter the deer, elk and moose, the argument begins that hunting must be restricted to keep these populations from going too low. Then, the argument becomes "Why do you need those rifles? There aren't enough deer to hunt anymore." It's much more devious than you think.
Poison will slow 'em down. Botanical poisons have the added benefit of looking like a natural event.
Mahar, whose a deputy county attorney, is a hunter and saw the marks of a big cat. "I was relieved to see that this was looking like a lion instead of a pack of wolves," he said.
I agree with him. I would much rather deal with a lion than a pack of wolves.
Fortunately, there are no wolves in my neck of the woods.
I am not a violent person and would take no joy in killing an animal. However, if this was my property, my kid's lives, my livestock etc... I would do exactly what you described. A pre-dug hole just waiting. The article stated that the wolves are on this person's property every night so I would wait and do what was needed to be done. Plain and simple. I certainly wouldn't wait for some guy behind a desk to decide to issue a piece of paper.
Glad to see you're home for awhile but it doesn't sound like it's for long. Some people have all the luck, they get paid for doing what you do. :-)
I imagine that was a bit spooky in the middle of the night, keep checking your six, Fly.
We had two llamas guarding our barbado sheep. Neighbors pack of dogs killed three rams and injured two more . NOTHING can take care of a pack of animals. The one llama took down a chain link fence to get to OUR dogs but they just couldn't deal with so many animals.
I grabbed my buckknife and went out there but saw nothing. But we didn't stick around long. We moved her cot and makeshift right near my pickup. We heard the screams one more time, then I finally went back to sleep. I don't think poor Lisa got any sleep, though. But she's a tough cookie, and I admire that.
Back home, I got on the internet and googled a search for the sound. There is no doubt what it was. It was a female mountain lion in heat. All the audios were exactly that sound. I guess the females scream like a banshee to let any nearby males know they are available.
Check it out on the internet. Now tell me if that's not the most frightening sound you could ever hear in the middle of a pitch-black night out in a remote wilderness canyon???
More adventures to come... I'm sure!
I think Lisa is a tough cookie, a lot of people would have been sleeping in the cab of the truck after that, including men.
Even house cats can make a terrible racket like that in the middle of the night, multiply the size of a cougar and it has to be scary.
No kidding! LOL!
But that brings up a "delicate" subject. Lisa is a single young woman (25 years-old) and I'm double her age (and happily married). So there are definitely protocols and niceties you have to follow.
For instance, there is NO WAY I could actually invite her to join me in the bed of the truck after this spooky incident. As a father (and grandfather) with very protective instincts, I wanted to, but that could be easily misconstrued and some very unnecessary tensions added to the moment.
Now if she were to ask to join me in the bed of the truck, I would certainly say yes and scoot over to make room for her. Then we'd both be safe from the lion and civility and propriety would be maintained.
As you say, she could also have stayed in the front cab too, but that part of the truck is LOADED with equipment, clothing, and gear, and would involve a wholesale repacking effort.
It turned out fine though. I think she sensed that it might not be proper for even her to ask to stay with me in the bed. So she chose to sleep 10 feet from the truck (and all was well).
Funny, isn't it? But when camping out in remote areas, a middle-aged married man and a young single woman have to follow a lot of unwritten protocols to maintain a good working relationship.
Fortunately, she's a great co-worker and we both enjoy working with the other.
All the best, Jaz!
I have a few Savage rifles. My .223 doesn't have the "precision" trigger, but shoots just fine. The other ones with the precision trigger are nicer. The Remington 700PS (.308) has a very good trigger. It also has a very tight (SAAMI spec) .308 chamber with a tight throat. .308 only. No 7.62x51 NATO stuff.
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In accordance with our policy… Rochester Community Schools closed (again) due to snow, so we'll at least be opening late today. The morning (9:30-11:30am) class with Melissa will be canceled and made up on Wednesday, April 6th. We'll figure out the rest as soon as I hear what the roads are like up in Rochester. Updates will be posted here and on Facebook. We really hope to see you very soon!
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Also, the shuttle bus has started running in downtown! You can pick it up at the temporary parking lot, located on the NE corner of Water and 3rd Streets, and it'll run a continuous loop down the East Alley (that means you can get dropped off right at the shop!). At this time, the shuttle runs from 8:30 in the morning until 6:30 in the evening, Monday through Saturday.]]>
By now you all must know that we're getting hit hard with snow today. There are already hundreds of school closings for tomorrow, Feb 2nd, in anticipation of bad roads and dangerously low wind chills. In accordance with our snow policy, that means we're at least closed for the morning.
HOWEVER, we also have to take into consideration the parking situation. While the shuttle is supposed to start running tomorrow, we don't have any details yet so it's not fair to rely on it to keep everyone safe. Also, it's going to take a long time to get all this snow cleared out of Rochester so that parking is at least back to our new "normal."
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- Police: Local bus driver accused of driving drunk with 13 children on board
- New York State Police said they responded to the Gilboa School bus garage after a concerned parent, whose child was dropped off the bus operated by Mowers, called Gilboa-Conesville Central School District Superintendent Ruth Reeve.
- Bus driver accused of driving drunk with kids on board appears in court
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Overlooking the fells and beyond, this isolated holiday cottage offers a peaceful and restful retreat. Lovingly furnished, it offers a relaxing experience for those wishing to unwind, yet close to a variety of tourist attractions in the area, you have the best of both worlds. Beautifully refurbished throughout, the cottage provides cosy and compact accommodation. Stunning walks and cycle routes right on your doorstep. Visit the Dales borders, Lakes or Hexham, Durham and Newcastle within 35 miles. An idyllic location for exploring the delightful counties of North England. Shop 1½ miles, pub 1 mile, restaurant 1 mile.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room. 3 steps to kitchen. 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Digital TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Patio with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Built in the early 1800's, Willow Cottage is a sandstone, terraced cottage, tucked away down a cobbled street in the conservation village of Wolsingham. Perfectly situated in picturesque Weardale, Wolsingham is located in the North Pennines and is part of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It offers three welcoming local pubs that serve excellent food, as well as a good choice of cafés and local shops selling a range of goods, all within walking distance from the cottage.Perfect for guests wanting to really explore the local area, Willow Cottage is in the ideal spot. Only a short distance from the cathedral city of Durham, 16 miles, guests will find plenty of historic attractions including Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle, as well as a variety of boutique shops, cafés, bistros and tea shops. Ideal for guests wanting to enjoy a romantic break, there are also plenty of riverside walks, street festivals and artists, theatre, cinema and leisure centre in the heart of the city. Ideal for a trip to Beamish, guests will find this popular tourist attraction only 16 miles away too. Also perfect for walkers, cyclists and ramblers wanting to explore the Durham Dales and North Pennines, guests will find plenty of established local footpaths, cycle paths and bridleways that lead directly from Wolsingham and into some of the most spectacular countryside.The popular town of Stanhope is only 6 miles away and guests really must visit the Durham Dales Centre, where there is information regarding walks and cycle routes, a tea room, café and shops, as well as plenty of information regarding local history in the area. The lead mining museum in Killhope is 20 miles away and is another popular attraction, it shows the history of how lead was mined by generations of miners who lived in the Weardale area. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the Metrocentre, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, Derwent Reservoir and Alston, which is the highest market town in England, can all be reached within an hour's drive and really are worth a visit.A little further afield but still within an 1½ hour driving distance, guests will be able to take a day trip to the Lake District, Northumbria and Hadrian's Wall, Middleton in Teesdale and the High Force, which is the highest waterfall in England.Cosy and compact, Willow Cottage offers a warm welcome to guests of all ages and at any time of year. On the ground floor is a small living room with electric coal-effect fire and plenty of character including oak floors and exposed beams, which leads on to a small kitchen with good quality appliances. On the first floor guests will find a well-presented double bedroom and en-suite shower room. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.
Ground floor: Living room with beams and wooden floor. Kitchen. First floor: 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.
Electric coal-effect fire in living room included. Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. 28'' Freesat TV. DVD. Electric hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Parking adjacent. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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In a quiet lane leading to the beautiful River Wear and riverside walks, this delightful little ground floor holiday cottage makes a superb base in the heart of Weardale, surrounded by stunning countryside. Within walking distance of a range of pubs and restaurants, with typical village shops, Stanhope also offers an outdoor swimming pool and the Dales Visitor Centre offering a tea room, craft shops and activities in a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. Nearby is the Killhope Lead Mining Museum. The Durham Dales area is a walkers paradise, with High Force Waterfall, one of the most spectacular in England, and large sections of the Pennine Way just a short drive away. Visit Raby Castle, Barnard Castle and the Bowes Museum. Shops, pub and restaurant 100 yards.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Electric heaters and electricity by £1 coin meter. Bed linen and towels included. Satellite TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washer/dryer. On road parking. No smoking.
14 reviews
Converted from an 18th-century detached barn, this romantic studio style accommodation is a perfect getaway for couples wanting to explore the spectacular North Pennine countryside. Set in a traditional Weardale village and beside the owner's home, Cromer House Barn has its own private patio for enjoying the tranquillity of this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property is in an ideal location for walking, cycling and sightseeing, while Kilhope Lead Mining Museum, Bowes Museum and Hamsterley Forest are all nearby. The historic city of Durham, Beamish Museum, Hadrian's Wall and the Eden Valley are all under an hour's drive. Shop and pub serving food within 300 yards.
Ground floor: Dining area/kitchen. Wet room with toilet. Mezzanine: Living room/bedroom area with double bed.
Woodburner in living room included. Solid fuel central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Freesat TV. DVD. CD. Microwave. Washing machine in outbuilding. Fridge/freezer. Patio and furniture. Parking. Cycle store. No smoking.
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Situated in the picturesque Weardale Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a UNESCO European and Global Geopark, Tulip Cottage offers fantastic views across some of the most scenic countryside that the county has to offer. Located high up on the hillside and surrounded by working farmland, this semi-detached holiday property is beautifully renovated and furnished to a very good standard, and is in a great location for exploring the area. It is ideal for guests who enjoy a walking or cycling holiday, and there are plenty of public footpaths and cycle paths that lead directly from the cottage through some of the most magnificent countryside and beyond, offering visitors views of hills, dales, waterfalls and much more. There are also plenty of attractions within a close radius, which include Killhope Wheel, the Lead Mining Museum which is a favourite with families of all ages, Alston Railway with its steam locomotives, the Weardale Polar Express at Christmas, the National Railway Museum at Shildon and the Beamish Open Air Museum. For guests wanting to travel a little further afield but still remain within an easy hour's drive, the opportunities are vast. The cathedral city of Durham, with its castle and university, is only 27 miles away, whilst Cumbria and the Lake District can be visited within an hour's drive, as can Northumberland, Hadrian's Wall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Alnwick and Hexham, a historical market town with an Abbey. Shop and restaurant 3 miles, pub ¼ mile.
Ground Floor:Living room: With open fire, Freeview TV, DVD player, CD player and stone tiled floor.Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine and stone tiled floor.First Floor:Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed.Bedroom 2: With double bed.Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for open fire included. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate. Welcome pack. Enclosed garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Parking for 2 cars. No smoking.
4 reviews
A delightful barn conversion, retaining much of its rustic charm, in an elevated position with views overlooking the Wear Valley with the Pennine Fells beyond. Adjoining the owner's cottage and one other holiday property. Surrounded by unspoilt countryside in a haven of peace and tranquillity. Lakes, Dales, Borderland, the market towns of Barnard Castle and Hexham, Newcastle and Durham within 30 miles. Originally a bank barn, it is split level, entering on the upper ground floor. Shop and pub ½ mile. Can be booked with ref 13388 to sleep 6+2.
Lower ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. Upper ground floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin.
Oil central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Cot. High chair. Video. DVD and small library. Electric cooker. Washing machine. 24hr drying service. Freezer space available. Wi-fi. Garden and furniture. Ample parking. Natural water supply from spring. No smoking. NB: There are drops in the garden off stone banked area.
11 reviews
This charming, 18th-century holiday cottage, the middle of three, is set in a peaceful hamlet within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has a pretty, small, forecourt garden and a larger lawned garden. There are lovely views surrounding the cottage and superb walks from the doorstep, with easy access to stunning landscapes of scars, moors, the Pennine Way and Cow Green Reservoir. The Teesdale poet once lived next door. Nearby are the picturesque Low Force (canoeing by permit), Bowlees Visitor Centre and the dramatic High Force (England's highest waterfall). Within easy reach are Barnard Castle, Bowes Museum and Raby Castle. Beamish Open Air Museum, Durham, York and the Lakes provide excellent days out. Upper Teesdale is beautifully wild and noted for its flora (gentians, hay meadows) and its breeding birds. Middleton-in-Teesdale, 3 miles with tea rooms, inns and small shops. Pub ¼mile.
Entrance porch. Beamed sitting/dining room with open Georgian hob fireplace. Galley-style kitchen with dining area. First floor: Double bedroom with brass/iron bedstead, rosewood suite, period fireplace. Twin bedroom with pine furniture. Fully tiled bathroom with shower attachment and toilet.
Open fire – coal at cost. Electricity and NSH by meter reading. Bed linen, towels and tea towels included. Cot (bumper included). High chair. Digital TV. DVD/CD. Microwave. Double oven. Washer/dryer. Fridge/freezer. Picnic bench and chairs. Garage.
3 reviews
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This Grade II listed terraced holiday cottage is set off the market place in a quiet crescent in the village of Stanhope in Weardale, just 100 yards from the beautiful River Wear with tranquil riverside walks and picnic areas. The village is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has a wide variety of footpaths and cycleways direct from the door. There is a good choice of shops and pubs in the village, as well as the Durham Dales Visitor Centre, and the property is centrally placed for exploring Weardale and Co. Durham, with the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District easily accessible. Shop and pub 500 yards.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 2 double bedrooms. Shower room with toilet.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD. CD. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Shared courtyard to rear of property. On road parking. No smoking.
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Right at the heart of the village of Frosterley in County Durham, Cranford is the ideal location for guests wanting to escape from hustle and bustle of towns and cities. Situated in Weardale, Frosterley is located in the North Pennines and is part of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Beautifully furnished throughout, Cranford has a warm and comfy feel that makes it a great holiday home for couples, families and groups of friends. There are friendly local pubs in the village, along with a local shop and a family-run fish and chip shop just a hop, skip and a jump from your front door. Perfect for walkers, cyclists and ramblers looking to explore the Durham Dales and the North Pennines, guests will find plenty of established local footpaths, cycle paths and bridleways that lead directly from Frosterley, out into some of the most spectacular countryside County Durham has to offer.Culture enthusiasts are sure to get a kick out of the lead mining museum in Killhope, which explores Weardale's rich mining history. Then there's the county town of Durham. The ancient city boasts a magnificent castle and a world-class cathedral. Thanks to its enchanting gothic architecture, the cathedral was used as the setting of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films. Other points of interest in the vicinity include the Beamish Museum, Newcastle upon Tyne, the Metrocentre, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, Derwent Reservoir, and Alston which is the highest market town in England. The villages of Wolsingham and Stanhope are nearby, at 3 miles away. If you're willing to go further afield, take a day trip to the Lake District, Northumbria and Hadrian's Wall. Shop 20 yards, pub and pub/restaurant within 300 yards.
Ground floor: Living room with wooden floor. Dining room with wooden floor and single sofa bed. Kitchen. 2 steps to bathroom with shower over bath (no toilet). Separate toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single.
Gas coal-effect fire in living room. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. 40" Freeview TV. DVD and small library. Stereo/CD and small library. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Wi-fi.Telephone-incoming calls only. Small, enclosed, lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. On road parking. Cycle store. Welcome pack. No smoking.
7 reviews
This delightful barn conversion retains its rustic charm standing in an elevated position with wonderful panoramic views overlooking the Wear Valley and the Pennine Fells beyond. Adjoining the owner's cottage and another holiday property, in unspoilt countryside of the Durham Dales. A good central base, the Lakes, Dales, Borderland, Barnard Castle, Hexham, Newcastle and Durham, within 30 miles. Shop and pub ½ mile. Can be booked with ref 13874 to sleep 6+2.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (four poster) with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 bunk. Shower room with toilet.
Solid fuel central heating (coal at cost). Oil central heating, electricity and bed linen included. Cot. High chair. DVD and small library. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. 24hr drying service. Freezer space available. Wi-fi. Garden and furniture. Ample parking. Natural water supply from spring. No smoking. NB: There is a stone banked area and drop in the garden.
8 reviews
Ken's Cottage, located in Frosterley, is just off the village green away from the main road and commands beautiful views across the valley to the fells and the local landmark, the Elephant Trees. Frosterley is located on the River Wear in Weardale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering stunning scenery in the North Pennines in beautiful County Durham.Warm, comfortable and charming, this traditional cottage offers a comfortable retreat in a beautiful area. Relax with a book in front of an open fire, dine al fresco or enjoy time in the solar dome in the garden in this welcoming home from home.The property provides the perfect accommodation for active families or for couples looking for a romantic break. Families and couples are both well-catered for.The area offers well-established walking and cycling routes, and Stanhope open air heated swimming pool is open May to September. Hamsterley Forest is a short drive away. Fishing may also be available locally. The village itself offers two good pubs, one of which has an excellent restaurant. There is also a shop, post office and fish and chip shop. The popular tourist destination of Stanhope is only 3 miles west and Wolsingham, 3 miles east, both offering a good variety of shops, cafés and pubs. The Polar Express runs between Wolsingham and Stanhope in November and December, a must if you have young children. The cottage is an ideal base for travelling around the area with Northumberland, the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District making excellent day trips. The magnificent cathedral and castle at Durham, Bowes Museum, Raby Castle and High Force Waterfall are all within an hour's drive, as are the historic market towns of Hexham, Bishop Auckland and Barnard Castle. Bishop Auckland is also the setting for Kynren, the UK's biggest night show (which takes part in July-Sept) and will be an unmissable experience for guests staying at Ken's Cottage. Shop 1/4 mile, pub and restaurant 1/2 mile.
Ground floor: Living room with beams. Dining room. Kitchen. First floor: 2 double bedrooms (one 5ft zip and link, can be twin). Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.
Electric coal-effect fire in living room included. Open fire in dining room (initial fuel included). Economy 7 NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. 40" Freesat TV. DVD and small library. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Enclosed lawned garden with patio, sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Escape to Beckleshele, a unique semi-detached holiday cottage, set off the beaten track in the wild unspoilt moorlands of Weardale. Adjacent to the owners' home, it is situated in the Durham Dales and surrounded by the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Geo Park. Guests can relax and enjoy the tranquillity and magnificent views after their day's exertions. Beckleshele is perfect for guests looking for somewhere wild, remote and peaceful, where you can rediscover the simple pleasures of the great outdoors. Experience a different world at the converted lead miner's cottage, which is reported to be the site of the highest (1400 feet) of all the Weardale Norman summer hill farms introduced in the mid 1200s. It is surrounded by high moorland, is close to the Weardale Way and Killhope Lead Mining museum and is accessed via a private farm track. Although located high up in the North Pennines, Beckleshele is easily accessible and is the perfect base from which to explore the City of Durham, The Lake District, Hadrian's Wall, Auckland Castle and Beamish. It is perfect for guests who enjoy walking, from riverside strolls to tough demanding hill walking, cycling, with quiet roads and byways with challenging hills and birdwatching. Explore the geological site at the Burtreeford Disturbance and watch out for the fluorospar mineral. Visit Killhope where the award-winning Killhope Lead Mining Museum shop and café can be found. Take a guided tour deep underground and learn how the lead was mined, processed and transported. Ireshopeburn is easily accessible and guests can visit the Weardale Museum and High House Chapel, the world's oldest Methodist chapel still in continuous weekly use. Stanhope, 'the gateway to Weardale' is worth a visit, home to the Durham Dales Centre for information on local events, craft shopping and a coffee break. Visit Auckland Castle and Park - the historic residence of the Prince Bishops of Durham and home to the world-famous Zurbaran paintings. Hamsterley Forest has 200 hectares of forest ideal for walks and adventure. The university city of Durham has a castle, shops and a famous cathedral. The market town of Hexham has an abbey dating from 674AD. Alston is also nearby, the highest market town in England and the start of the South Tyne Railway. Another attraction is Bowlees Visitor Centre and High Force waterfall, with café, information centre and varied walks. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Ground floor: Dining room/kitchen with tiled floor. 2 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and toilet, 1 twin. Bathroom with toilet. First floor: Living room with double sofa bed (for alternative sleeping) and beams.
Open fire in kitchen included. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. Freeview TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer (in external building). Wi-fi. Patio with terrace, sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. Natural water supply from spring. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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[PATCH] How can i change the position of the menu?
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Can I change the project menu place, because it is not good in many themes? Thanks.
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comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by izzy
As it is, you can only move it inside the metanav bar (i.e. to the left or to the right) editing your projects conf/trac.ini. Search for the line starting with "metanav", which probably looks like
metanav = login,logout,settings,help,about
Now place the term "projectmenu" at the position you like it better, e.g.
metanav = projectmenu,login,logout,settings,help,about
But I'm afraid this won't suit better with your themes...
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by izzy
I applied a few modifications to the latest code from the SVN repository, including the previously mentioned fixes from ticket #1393 and #1372. Additionally, in my version the SELECT element is stored in an environment variable named projectmenu.
What is the benefit from this latter change? Using the NavHiderPlugin, one can hide the select box from the metanav bar completely, and instead place it anywhere on the page, by e.g. adding the following fragment to the templates/header.cs file:
<?cs if:projectmenu ?><?cs var:projectmenu ?><?cs /if ?>
(probably it would even go into one <?cs .. ?> statement, but I'm not that familiar with it). If no special placement is required, it still goes to the metanav.
I will add the patch and the resulting Python-Egg as well - the latter for those not so familiar with patching stuff :) If someone is still working on this plugin, a decision may be taken to adopt this code to the SVN repository...
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Python Egg of the ProjectMenuPlugin with the changes of comment:2
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Patch to the ProjectMenuPlugin with the changes of comment:2
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by AdrianFritz
- Summary changed from How can i change the possition of the menu? to [PATCH] How can i change the possition of the menu?
comment:4 Changed 2 years ago by rjollos
- Summary changed from [PATCH] How can i change the possition of the menu? to [PATCH] How can i change the position of the menu?
comment:5 Changed 2 years ago by rjollos
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