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The National Naval Aviation Museum features nearly 350,000 square feet of displays and is one of the world's largest aviation museums. Located aboard Pensacola Naval Air Station, the facility boasts more than 150 beautifully restored aircraft representing Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard aviation, and is Florida's most-visited museum. Be sure to visit the Museum's new expansion, Hangar Bay One, displaying aircraft of the post- WWII era including Marine One presidential helicopter and Apollo 17 Lunar Module replica. Among the countless things to touch, see and experience are thrilling 3D MaxFlight simulators and a variety of special exhibits, as well as the drama and power of amazing IMAX® films. The Cubi Bar Café offers a unique dining experience, and the Flight Deck Store is the perfect place to find a memento of the spirit of Naval Aviation. Museum admission is free. The National Naval Aviation Museum is open daily from 9 a.m.–5 p.m., except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. For more information, visit www.NavalAviationMuseum.org.
You can allso watch the Blue Angels practice on select days during their season from March -November - check the schedule:
This museum is truly amazing! Plan to stay at least half the day so that you can explore every nook and cranny. An entire day dedicated to this museum would be best if you have the time.
There are several exhibits at the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, FL.On the Main Deck in the South Wing you will find the the Early Cold War, WWI, NC-4 and Early Aircraft exhibits. In the Atrium you will find a fabulous display of the Blue Angels, then as you walk over to the West Wing you will find the Early Cold War, WWII Aircraft, USS Cabot Flight Deck and the Sunken Treasures Exhibits. There is also a wonderful play area for the little ones in the West Wing. While on the Main Deck you will not want to miss the movies offered in the IMax Theatre!
Above the Main Deck is the Second Deck. In the South Wing of the Second Deck you will find simulators that your kids will enjoy along with open cockpits from several different aircraft that both you and your children will want to try out. You will also find the Power Plants, Weather and Aerodynamics, Art Gallery & Medal of Honor exhibits. As you move over to the West Wing you will want to walk around the Atrium for a birds eye view, and pictures, of the Blue Angles planes. The West Wing of the Second Deck was my favorite part of the museum. There you will find the Hall of Honor, Homefront USA, Pacific Island, WWII Carrier, Naval Aviation Pilots, The Raft and the USS Enterprise Exhibits.
Once you are done exploring the Main Building don't forget about Hangar Bay One! There you will find the Que Sera Sera, Presidential Aircraft, SP-58 Marin, Coast Guard Aircraft, Vietnam Aircraft and many other exhibits.
The National Naval Aviation Museum is very hands on. Kids are allowed to touch and feel almost anything, which is great as it allowed this mom of curious boys to stay relaxed instead of on edge while we explored all that the museum had to offer. My boys ages 8, 8 and 6 loved the simulators and the open cockpits exhibits. My favorites, and the boys loved these exhibits as well, were the Homefront, Pacific Island and WWII Carrier. They really made me feel like I was in that era as I walked through and explored each of them.
The museum has a very informative website. Make sure you browse through it, take the virtual tour and download their app. before enjoying your day at the museum so that you won't miss a thing during your visit.
Admission to the museum is FREE but it does cost money to watch the iMax Movies and to enjoy the simulators. The National Naval Aviation Museum is totally donor supported so make sure you you bring a few dollars to drop in the donation box as you enter through the front doors.
During your visit be sure to visit the Cubi Bar Cafe for a bite to eat. You may run into a Naval Officer or two while you are there. You can view their menu online before your visit.
The Blue Angels practice at NAS Pensacola most Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings from March to November. Practice usually begins at 11:30 am Central Time and is free for you to watch. If you are able to plan your visit around the Blue Angels practice time, do, because you will not want to miss it! You can check the museums website for the schedule.
If you are a family with children in middle school or older be sure to ask about the Naval Aviation's Flight Academy. This is something you will want your child to be a part of. This Academy is focused on helping your children strengthen and inspire their interest in STEM activities through a hands on approach in a building that has been turned into an aircraft carrier. You can find out more on the museum's website.
Myself and my kids were blown away by this museum. It truly is top notch and everyone in your entire family will enjoy it!
This is a great place to visit, even better on a rainy day. Many of the exhibits are fun to walk through and the planes are kept in very good condition. This place has grown and expanded, so there are many new things to check out.
Smaller kids may or may not enjoy this, so be careful with that. The big airplanes can be very cool, but with the reading involved you can see how theyd feel this is boring. Either way the kids will love playing through some of the exhibits & there is a small play area if they need to let off steam.
What I dont enjoy is the smaller attractions that nickle and dime. When the kids see them, then you learn how this museum kinda isnt free. Seperate admission is required for the simulator ride and the Imax theater. I usually try and avoid these attractions because the kids always whine about going. I forget what the prices were but as I recall they werent great for what you got.
They have a cafe in the museum as well. Avoid this, as its nothing special. The food is average at best & naturally not a value. From then I dined it was the usual lunch fare: burgers and sandwiches.
When down here this is a must visit. Adjust your times when you visit as it really can vary. Some parties that enjoy this type of museum will take hours. Those with younger kids or short attention spans can blow through here in under an hour.
The history and nostalgia in this place is amazing...truly! Do not miss this FREE museum. Set aside an entire day because there is much to see. If you enjoy history, military memorabilia, and huge life size planes then you'll love this place. And did I mention IT'S FREE?!?!
We have been here several times over the years and we have always enjoyed it. It is very well kept unlike most of the aviation museums we have been to. There were several planes on display that you could actually climb into to play and take pictures. One of the best things was that it is free and there is just a donation box at the front door.
This place was great. We spent almost 8 hours here. On Tuesday's you can watch the Blue Angels practice for free and then meet the pilots and get their signatures if you'd like. After our family did that we spent the day wandering around the museum, eating a picnic lunch out on the grounds, taking a shuttle tour of the planes, and more wandering around the museum. We've been twice and enjoyed it both times.
I have 1,3, and 5 yr old boys (not to mention my boy-at-heart husband). This museum is awesome!!! And it's free to boot! Unlike a previous review stated, the kids can touch almost everything. There are cockpits scattered throughout that they can climb in and touch the controls (even my 1 yr old loved this!). My 3 & 5 yr olds can name at least 20 different planes of different eras, and can even tell you which countries were the allies and the enemies by the planes that they flew! So this museum isn't just fun, it's educational, too! When they're tired of walking around, there is a great kids' play area (a mock battleship), where the kids can play for hours, while the parents can relax. There is a small restaurant, but I don't recommend it because of the limited menu (nothing healthy- no fruit or veggies. All sandwiches come with chips). But also on base are plenty of picnic opportunities on the water or in shade. While you're out on base, also check out Fort Barancas and the old lighthouse that older children can climb the 100+ steps for a great view. We go here about twice a year and the museum always changes, so it never gets old for us or the kids. I highly recommend it!
Every year we stay at our condo in Gulf Shores and make the short drive to the Museum. They have recently added a new wing that we haven't explored yet. I always seem to learn some new fact each time I go. You can spend hours in here. Even if airplanes and such aren't your thing, you can still find it fascinating.
We live in Pensacola and never tire of going to the Naval Aviation Museum. It is such a fun day with the kids and it is great that it is free! My kids love to climb all over the planes. There is so much history there and we always have a fabulous time.
The IMAX is excellent as well. There is a wide variety of shows and always something new playing. The IMAX is not free but it isn't expensive and well worth the cost for everything that we have seen.
This a great place to go if you kids loves planes or if you have a navy buff in the group. They have planes that you can see they even allow you to take pictures in the museum of the kids by the planes. Their are a couple of navy bases near by so you may even see some Navy personell in uniform and get pictures with them too
My kids are 11 and 5 and we have been 3 times since my youngest was born. The kids love it. They like getting the chance to sit in the airplanes and riding the flight simulator. {which does cost money} The cost of the actual museum is free, which is a huge plus! It's a great place to take your kids if you home school. There is a lot of education to be learned here from not only various wars but also the air crafts themselves.
This is a great activity for kids of any age. shows a historic walk through of the different World Wars, and the time area they occured. There are all kinds of planes and helicopters to climb in. There is also a 3D Imax Theater, which prvides a variety of different educational shows.
Wondeful place to visit especially if you have a navy buff with you. This place says free and it is indeed free to get in, but they offer several activities that have costs so be aware. This is a place to spend the entire day exploring. They have a shuttle that gives you the feeling that you are in a real space vehicle. (additional costs)The downstairs has tons of actual naval planes and other vehicle that have been decommissioned. They have a training station that allows you to "learn" to fly one of their vehicles. This is tucked away in the back so don't miss it. (additional costs)They have videos that give you the look and feel that you are actually flying w/the navy (has additional costs). They have an area outside that has tons of planes etc. too. My favorite part is the upstairs. They have several war periods and booths set up that give you the look and feel of different parts of American history from a small general store to the jungles of Vietnam. This is definitely worth the visit even if you don't do all the "extras".
Our kids were 3 and under when we went. My husband and I enjoyed the museum multiple times but when we took the kids it wasn't that big of a hit since there is not a lot they can do that young or touch. They were getting cranky quickly. Will try to take them again when they are older. There are opportunities to climb up in a few of the cockpits for the older children and even an imax theater. We didn't take them in to that seeing as it can be a little much for even me at times.
This Naval Museum is very educational and extremely interesting to walk through. It is not all boats, but also has a room full of airplanes hanging down (all part of the navy, but not the first thing I think of). They also have a great Imax show. Family friendly to say the least, and also a fun, educational experience for all ages! If you're going to bring a stroller, make sure it's a single one that can easily turn corners though!
If you have a little one (or big one) who's into planes, this is the place to go! There is a small play area for the littlest airplane enthusiasts, but the museum is definitely geared towards an older crowd. The huge planes inside are pretty cool by just about anyone's standards though! The museum's restaraunt is quite good as well.
Great museum for any family visiting Pensacola area.
Great activites for little toddlers (play area for climbing and building), interesting facts for middles chool age and teenagers. If you are really into flight and want to spend time reading the interesting facts etc, try splitting up with your spouse, because the little ones will get bored if you stop to read everything!
Lots of room outside to run and play if you want to spread out the morning. Older kids will love the flight simulator..and all ages will love the sample planes on the second floor that they can climb inot and pretend they are pilots.
Try to catch the museum on a Tues or Wed morning when the Blue ANgels are practicing...very loaud for amny small children however.
My daughter will be one-year-old next week and she LOVES it here!!!! We've been 4 times since we moved here at the end of January. A pilot in the making.... if my husband gets his way :) Kid friendly area and a cafe to grab a bite to eat at. We live nearby so can't really say anything about the food.....sorry :(
Our 2 yr. old grandson had such a good time at the museum, we will go back many times as he grows.There is a kid friendly indoor play area. Airplanes and history abound. Nice snack bar is fun place for children and adults. Great history lessons and makes you proud to be an American. They are in the process of building a camp for children to learn about aviation. Nice retired military folks are the docents. Also great IMAX movies for all to enjoy. and not far from Perdido Key beaches.
This expanding and ever changing museum is very child friendly and has so much for everyone! My son was wearing a shirt with a plane on it, so a docent issued him special sticker 'wings' at the desk. We spent hours looking at old favorites and new exhibits, climbing in and out of cockpits, shopping, playing... whew!
While the museum is free, donations are accepted in the lobby. Imax or flight simulators for cost - from $5-$20/person. We've never found the need to use them.
There is a café on site for sandwiches and if you go between April-May, you might be able to catch the Blue Angels practicing just outside!! Free!! http://www.navy.com/about/navylife/onduty/blueangels/practice/
We have been to the Naval Air Station Museum so many times, we practically know it by heart. The museum contains many airplanes on the main floor, and many more suspended from the ceiling. There is an IMAX theater and motion simulator ride, but those do cost. My children really love to go to 2 areas. The first area is the WWII era village. They can go into a house or a grocery store and see what things were like and how different they were at that time. There other favorite area is the cockpit area. There are about 10 different airplane cockpits that children can sit in and pretend to fly. This makes for great photos!
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Has anyone been to Club Med La Caravelle recently to see if there was any damage from the 2004 hurricanes?
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I'm not aware of any hurricane damage in Guadeloupe. I've never stayed in the resort myself, but our Guadeloupe updater, who visted recently, likes it tremendously, especially for families. Just be aware that few Americans go to Guadeloupe, and if you are easily frustrated by an inability to communicate quickly in French, you may be disappointed.
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Thanks for the information regarding hurricane damage. I wasn't sure if they were hit or not. If there are any easy to follow online hurricane sites, I'd like to know about them. The one's I've looked at aren't very helpful.
As far as La Caravelle is concerned, this will be our sixth vacation there. We speak a little French, mostly the politeness things like bon jour, merci, etc. Most of the staff there speak at least a little English, and many of the French guests do as well. In those situations where we can't communicate at all, a smile and friendly attitude usually make things OK, and we all get on with life. We've never had any problems from anyone with the exception of a very few French Canadians that come to the French islands to get away from the English speakers. For the most part, it is live and let live. As Club Meds go, we think La Caravelle is great. Its not five star, but none of them are.
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Club Med Les Boucaniers on Martinique may prove to be even nicer than La Caravelle, if it has reopened yet. I'm not sure if it has.
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Thanks. We went to Boucaniers four times in the 90's. The crowd was much younger, louder, ruder (mostly the Americans, unfortunatly), and not really what we're interested in in a vacation. We like the cultural interchange with the Europeans at Caravelle. The beach at Caravelle is superior, in our opinion.
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i've seen you've been to la caravelle a couple of times before. could you give me some more info of what to expect compared to other clubmeds. also what you think is a must on the island. thanks in adcance
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We leave for our sixth visit next week. I think the rooms are typical for Club Med, nothing special. We ended up in a more expensive room once when we didn't plan in advance, and I don't think it was really worth the extra cost. Had a little sitting area that the cheap rooms don't have, but that was about it. If you've been to other Club Meds, you know that they don't spend a lot on the rooms. They have some cottages and even more upgraded rooms that I haven't stayed in, so there might be some interesting options. Maybe I'll ask to see some of them this time.
Our main attraction is to the beach. It is beautiful, in my opinion. Lots of sand, and lots of palm trees. There is sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, sports, etc. Also, trapeze, if you're so inclined. There is scuba, where they take you off site, but doesn't seem to be all that popular with most of the guests. There is a reef, but it is mostly dead now due to too many people. We sometimes snorkel out there - there are still some fish and reef plants, etc., but not what real snorkelers are looking for. The club does not advertise itself as a snorkel destination. So, anyway, we just like the beach for looking at and swimming in.
The main dining area is typical Club Med buffet. The food is usually pretty good. There is another reservation only restaurant which we go to a lot. It is great for lunch, very laid back and quiet. Dinner is also good, but there are only two or three different menus that they rotate through. We go for two weeks, so don't eat there more than three or four times to avoid repetition. However, if we really like a particular menu, we go back.
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Most of the guests are from France, a few from Canada, and others from all over. Not too many from USA. Many of the Europeans speak some English, but some don't. It's never been a problem for us, as it seems like even if you don't speak the language, you can at least smile and get along. We speak enough French to be polite, and that goes a long way, I think.
We took a 4 wheel drive tour of Basse-Terre one year. Visited cane fields, rum distillery, rain forest, snorkel beach, fresh water waterfall and swimming hole, great little restaurant, etc. They had two land rovers, one English, one French. We had a great time. We bought this from an off-site vendor, but I think Club Med offers something similar. We've also walked to Ste. Anne each year for shopping and looking around. About a half hour walk, probably less. Not much to see, just something different.
Anyway, the club and island suit our needs, somewhere pretty to go to relax and unwind. Read a few books. Talk to (or attempt to) some folks from France with different culture and different ways of looking at things. If you're looking for the nightlife, casinos, disco all night, then this is not the place for you. Also, the club has programs for young kids, so there are more of them than at some clubs. Doesn't bother us, but might bother others.
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What I did write, in the midst of a discussion about something else
was,"Due to a puzzling decision by the ACGA's NYC organizing committee, the
Clinton Community Garden has not been included on the itinerary of the NYC
ACGA conventions garden tours during the upcoming convention in July."
"Puzzling" is also a word I use to explain my parsing of VCR instructions -
a statement of confusion.
As a member of more volunteer and professional committees than I would like,
I too am frequently part of decisions that folks find "puzzling." People
trust me to have good intentions - I do not doubt the good intentions of
the NYC ACGA Organizing Committee. This was their best decision. Period.
What a firestorm a simple statement of puzzlement can start! I'm really
sorry about that... We want you guys to come to New York and have a great
Good friend Lenny Librizzi, a former ACGA board member, is a marvelous
gardener, brilliant computer garden map maker and one of the heroes of
community gardening and greening in NYC and this country. He did, however,
choose the wrong word to characterize the discussion...
Nobody is perfect...
I've just come back from PS 3 - a school on Houston Street in Greewich
Village where I coach reading a couple of lunch hours a week. The weather (
in the nineties - in April!) has coaxed the 1840's circa roses bush in the
St Luke's in the Fields church garden to bud and the tulips, daffodils and
crocuses (that Lenny Librizzi planted last fall with high school students in
honor of Greenwich Village based firemen who died on 9/11) to bloom
gloriously in their tree pits on Clarkson street.
The vast variety of NYC's 750 casitas, preserved and endangered gardens,
newly saved gardens via the deus ex-machina of Land Trusts, rare beneficial
actions of NYC's government, or entertainment artist's largess - must be
seen to believed. Many are achingly beautiful - their flowers, plantings and
dedicated volunteers need to be visited, if only, alas, to bear witness.
Many of our endangered gardens, like the famous, mysterious and beautiful
Adam Purple Garden ( no relation ;)) will become history if we do not get
our collective NYC community garden acts together to create the political
consensus to pass a viable NYC council community garden bill.
However, that is local politics - and we want you to have a great time.
Not to worry...
The Clinton Community Garden isn't going anywhere. You see me ( short, fat,
bearded and balding - talking too loud) or anyone else wearing the
"Gardener from Hell's Kitchen" t-shirt, we'll arrange to show you around, if
you like. We're open from dawn to dusk, 365 days a year. You see anyone
inside, just holler - we'll let you in.
And, we'll be doing a dance concert during the convention that ACGA members
folks can attend after session 3 on Friday, July 26th:
Here's the press release from our Website:
July 26, Friday, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. - Dancing in the Streets presents
"Offering", a work created for parks and gardens by Eiko and Koma -
Japanese-born choreographers/dancers. They have received international
acclaim, including the MacArthur ("genius") Award for their exquisite and
profound work. With Offering the artists hope to offer audiences the solace
that they receive from nature's eternal rhythms, in which movement and
stillness, life and death are but a breath apart, and to bring "a glimpse of
the breathing universe into this wounded urban landscape." Clinton Community
Garden is honored that they have chosen us to be included in the midtown
"tour" of this small gem of a work. In addition to CCG Offering will be
presented at Bryant Park, Tudor City Green and Dag Hammarskjold Plaza.
Incidentally, if you take the Broadway 7th ave IRT local from the Columbia
University 116th Street and Broadway station to 50th & Broadway and walk the
few blocks to 48th between 9th & 10th avenues, it shouldn't take more than
half an hour to 45 minutes, even at 6:00 p.m. on a Friday. evening. The
garden gate will be open....
Best wishes,
Adam Honigman
-----Original Message-----
From: Lenny Librizzi [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 10:42 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com;
Cc: Adam Honigman
Subject: Re: [cg] NYC ACGA Garden Tours
Bless you for getting beyond the conspiracy against Clinton Community Garden
Theory which I am sure that Adam did
not mean to insinuate and I hope that the others who have weighed in on this
issue will not feel is the case. Clinton is a
fine example of one model of what a community garden can be. There are many
others. At least 750 in NYC.
Much of what Judy said was the thinking behind which gardens will be on the
tours, ie: gardens in the Bronx and
Brooklyn which are harder to get to and in neighborhoods that visitors to
New York City NEVER! see. There will also be
workshops offered at one of the sites that each tour will visit. All of this
took lots of planning and an attempt was made to
offer a wide variety of tours and workshops.
Clinton happens to be in Midtown Manhattan, close to the theatre district
and Times square, shopping etc. It is also one
of very few gardens in the area, in an area where you could be stuck in
traffic on a bus just going a few blocks and 2
stops on the express train from Columbia University where the conference
will be held. People could visit at any time
before, during, or after the conference. If people would rather see Clinton
and midtown during the designated tour time
they are welcome to do that. No one is being forced to do anything against
their will. Adam or one of his gardeners could
meet you and show you the Clinton Community garden. Adam will also be
leading a workshop in a 2 hour time slot Friday
from 2:15 - 4:15 with one other presenter. Adam's part of the workshop will
be 1 hour and will focus on Clinton.
As far as maps of where the gardens are, NYC has a map based website that
shows all of the community gardens. You
can search for gardens by name, neighborhood, zip code, borough or key word.
Each garden has a page with
additional information, some have photos and some have links to the garden's
website, if they have one. You can also
print out maps that are formatted fo 8 1/2 X 11 inches. Visit at:
There will be a computer terminal set up at the conference for folks to look
up gardens on this web site.
I am working on producing some kind of handout map or maps, which is a
difficult task because of the large number of
gardens and the large area that they are spread across.
I hope to see you all here.
4/17/02 3:41:20 PM, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote:
>Who knows what the reasons are. There are SO, SO many gardens in NY and
>may have any # of ideas.
>My recommendations:
>1.For gardens like Clinton, it is very very easy for you to go visit,
>not to get inside if there aren't open hours, but to find, to feel
>comfortable in the neighborhood, etc. Perhaps is would be helpful for ACGA
>to make available a written directory (quite the formidible task in itself)
>of gardens that people can visit on their own.
>2.It would be good for the tours to be sure to include gardens that are
>interesting and valuable to see and are either hard to get to or are in
>neighborhoods that are less likely for people to go to on their own --
>because they are far flung or a bit scary (i know this is completely
>dependent on what you are used to, but face it, some parts of NY are less
>comfortable for 'tourists' than others)
>3.I would suggest that ACGA include in the 'directory' the public gardens
>all of them -- and leave all of them off the tours. Over the years, I have
>been most intersted in seeing gardens that demonstrate the involvement of
>neighborhood people, that demonstrate interesting structures and garden art
>(so much of this in NY!), that solve problems, that are multi-ethnic, etc.
>In the same way, I have really disappointed with tours that have taken up
>time at 'the lovely local botanic garden' that I could easily find in a
>tourist guide and go to on my own. I take the tours to help me with my
>4.Given the likelihood that lots of people attending the NY conference are
>going to be eager to see lots of gardens, perhaps various local folks could
>stand hosting additional post-conference tours over several days. Easy for
>me to say - I won't be an exhausted New Yorker who just survived running a
>conference. As a visitor, I would likely gladly sign up for tours of
>for a whole week! Gardens in NY are really really inspirational. I'd even
>pay for these tours.
>Judy Tiger
>Washington DC
>The American Community Gardening Association listserve is only one of
ACGA's services to community gardeners. To
learn more about the ACGA and to find out how to join, please go to
>To post an e-mail to the list: firstname.lastname@example.com
>To subscribe, unsubscribe or change your subscription:
The American Community Gardening Association listserve is only one of ACGA's services to community gardeners. To learn more about the ACGA and to find out how to join, please go to http://www.communitygarden.org
To post an e-mail to the list: firstname.lastname@example.com
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It's a bummer that the Ryder Cup is played only once every two years. Thanks to all the highlights the matches produce, however, I think it's fair to say there's enough to look back on to hold us over for 24 months. Don't you think?
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On the surface, golf and Vine may seem like polar opposites. Golf is a game to be enjoyed over the course of several hours, drawing on hundreds of years of tradition. Vine is to be consumed six seconds at a time, not requiring any preexisting knowledge or experience.
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Tiger Woods has always taken pride in his ability to grind throughout a round. Even after making his first competitive start in 15 months, that "grinder" mentality was alive and well this week at the Hero World Challenge... especially in a trying final round on Sunday.
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Jordan Spieth moved himself up the leaderboard in fashion at the Hero World Challenge on Sunday. At the par-5 15th hole, Spieth had a remarkable pitch in from an awkward lie for eagle. Check it out:
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Brooks Koepka is most well-known for his remarkable long game. On Sunday at the Hero World Challenge, though, he flashed some brilliance with his short game.
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Not all pars are created equal. Most of the time with PGA Tour players, pars are made in the "routine" way. For instance, on a par 3: Tee shot on green, two putts, move along to the next hole.
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Bubba Watson is the defending champion at this week's Hero World Challenge. Though he's not going to successfully defend his title, he did provide a fantastic highlight on the par-5 third hole Sunday.
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Remember how spectacular Tiger Woods was in the early 2000s? Well, that's how he looked when he began the third round of the Hero World Challenge on Saturday at Albany in the Bahamas. But he just couldn't keep the momentum for all 18 holes.
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Japan's Hideki Matsuyama has been on fire globally, lately.
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Buckle up, folks. We've been waiting a long, long time for Tiger Woods to make his return to the game. So far, he isn't disappointing. In fact, he's straight up looking like early-2000s Tiger Woods at Albany in the third round of the Hero World Challenge today.
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He's genuine and honest in interviews. He's a fabulous golfer, already sporting four major victories at age 27. And, perhaps his greatest attribute, he's GREAT to kids. That last part was on display back in Ireland on Friday night.
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Tiger Woods is playing golf in competition today for the first time in 15 months.
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Well yes it was not as dark as control line but today it was faint as if nothing was there weird will keep trying just wanted to ask for opinions
Hopefully I get a pos opk soon, mostly because I'm pretty impatient to get on with this cycle...I may not actually o until Tuesday so there is still plenty of time. Based on my last three cycles EWCM patterns I should o Sunday or Monday so hopefully I get a nice dark opk soon...
I honestly wish it was the TWW already!
I've been testing at least 2-3 times a day anyway...its my first time using opks so I don't want to miss the surge in case it is short.
I don't actually mind the TWW too much as I get my hopes up and there's still the possibility that I'm utd. But at this time of the cycle, there is no way I'm utd as I haven't o'd yet!
Keep an eye on your cm, if its ewcm then assume you'll o very soon.
FX for those waiting to O in the next few days!! I Think i have about another 10 days to go before O...Stupid long cycles, im only half way through my 2.5WW before the TWW!
Nomie, hope you are ok, stay safe.
How is everyone coping with this heat wave?? We are cooped up inside with both AC going, DS is asleep with just a nappy on and a fan going... sooo hot!
For those of you waiting to o in the next week, Just keep Bd'ing!!!!!! the more little swimmers in there the better
Im on CD2 today, af should leave tonight or tomorrow and are due to o in about 2 weeks. I like waiting to O much better than waiting to poas or for af. I'm not analyzing every twinge and symptom so are a lot more relaxed.
I'm inside with the air con on too. quite bored actually
We are going out to teppanyaki tonight with friends who have a pool, so after dinner will be going for a swim
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I was outside at 9am with DS today in his pool, but inside by 10!! We hit 42 today at 1pm, our poor AC are keeping it a barable 22ish inside. Much nicer, Poor DF just got home from working outside all day, he is so hot, went through 3L of frozen/iced/cold water in 4 hrs!
Where is everyone from its hot on central coast but not unbearable I do have air con on but
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