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A great little cottage for a nice quiet getaway. Bahari Bothy is perfectly presented, the interior was spotless and the cereals/croissants/jams/coffee left for breakfast was a very welcome surprise. As others have commented the shower is lovely and just what you need having been out in the bracing Scottish weather! Communication beforehand was excellent. Thanks Davina for a lovely stay!Mike2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
The house is beautiful, comfortable, clean and very cosy. I felt very much welcomed and like at home. Davina made sure that all necessary and helpful stuff was in place - like kitchen towels, milk and breakfast stuff (to eat on the lovely terrace). The view from the main room and the bedroom is stunning! Also the location of the house is perfect, quiet, green and in easy reach by car. The area is great for hiking and for car trips. Would very much recommend the place and I really wished I could have stayed longer. Thank you so much for a fantastic stay in Scotland!Marta2015-07-26T00:00:00Z
Lovely cottage with fantastic views! We were really impressed how nice it was, especially for the price. It was really clean and it had everything we needed to cook dinner. It's an ideal location to visit Islay for the day, as well as being close enough to Inveraray. The internet was also very fast, which was good with the relatively remote location. Thank you very much, we really enjoyed our stay!Abigail2015-09-15T00:00:00Z
Really lovely stay. Davina was unable to meet us in person, but her communication well ahead of time time and great directions meant that wasn't a problem at all. The property was as described, the view was even better than the picture and it was a really comfortable stay. The breakfast items were gratefully appreciated as was the information pack about the local area. The shower is probably the best we've ever had at an AirBnB! We had a lovely, quiet retreat and would recommend.Russell2016-06-17T00:00:00Z
Ideal spot for visiting the Crinan Canal. Had 2 lovely meals at Yot Spot down at the harbour. Lovely views from the house over the water.Sheila2016-09-11T00:00:00Z
The cottage was perfect and exactly what we needed. Everything was provided for, including a lovely breakfast of croissants, jam and butter. The area is peaceful, yet your not to far from any amenities. It provided the perfect resting place for us and we would definitely recommend it.Susan2016-06-20T00:00:00Z
Great house, clean and great bed with fantastic vieuw.Elles2016-07-31T00:00:00Z
Lovely little place with a view that did not disappoint. Had everything we needed, felt like our own little home for a few days. Hosts were very accomdating even though we arrived early (website confused the checkin times).Melissa2016-09-07T00:00:00Z
Ardrishaig, Argyll, สหราชอาณาจักร
Ardrishaig, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
We have just returned from our long weekend at Amanda's cottage, the cottage itself is cute and comfy, with everything we needed for our escape to the country. It was also lovely that we could bring our dog along with us on our trip and we all enjoyed our walks on the beautiful beaches close to the cottage.Laura2016-11-27T00:00:00Z
5 star cottage and superb host - this really is a home from home! Never have we stayed in a better equipped rental - what a relief to find a few basics to get settled in and such a homely atmosphere! Amanda was thoughtful, helpful, informative and easy to reach. Thank you for such a memorable trip! Joseph & Gemma from New JerseyGemma2015-07-17T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful time in Scotland! The cottage is so beautiful within the nature. Amanda has decorated everything so lovely, you just feel like at home. From the bed you can see Loch Fyne and there are wonderful walks and things to do around the corner. Or you just enjoy your book in the beautiful garden. Amanda did everything to make us feel comfortable. Thank you so much for the lovely days at your cottage!Kira2015-07-24T00:00:00Z
Superbe Cottage au milieu de la nature. On s'est rapidement senti comme chez nous. Tout l'équipement nécessaire est présent. Nous avons eu la chance d'avoir du beau temps pour pouvoir visiter les alentours, un vrai retour à la nature !!! Malgré le fait que nous ne nous soyons par croisés, Amanda est très disponible et ses conseils sont très avisés. Nous avons aussi apprécié l'accueil au Kilfinan Hotel et à The Barn non loin du cottage. Je conseille fortement cet endroit. La maison est décorée avec goût (bon goût confirmé par le CD de Kings of Leon que nous avons écouté avec plaisir). Bref, un coup de coeur pour ce cottage !!! Merci à AmandaRégis2015-09-21T00:00:00Z
We had an amazing week in this beautiful cottage, in a very peaceful part of the world. The cottage had everything we needed, was styled and accessorised beautifully, and was a very comfy home for a week, rain or shine. The garden, and conservatory added a great other dimension in addition to the cottage. Didn't want to leave at the end of the week - Highly recommended! Amanda was quick to answer any questions, and the process was seamless.Alisdair2014-08-10T00:00:00Z
Lovely stay, definitely felt more like a home with real warm personality to it, which I absolutely loved. Perfectly suited to a couple or family. Amanda is a great host, everything was as described, good communication and overall very positive experience. I would highly recommend.Jane2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful stay at Amanda's beautiful home this September. We found everything easily as good as the photos portray. The living space works well in sunny or rainy days. The well equipped kitchen was a real treat for keen cooks. The information provided on the surrounding area gave us everything we needed to make the most of our time. Our dog loved the garden and the walks close by. It all came together for a lovely 5 day break.Lisa2016-09-14T00:00:00Z
Had a wonderful stay. Great cottage, perfect location. Lovely arrival gifts! Thank you very much.Jennifer2017-03-11T00:00:00Z
Argyll and Bute, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
Argyll and Bute, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
Great experience from start to finish. Diane was quick to respond and helpful with every question prior to arrival. The house was perfect for our family celebration, kitchen stocked with all the essentials, bedrooms all good size,comfortable lounge, nice decking area with bbq and big garden too. Plenty of space for parking. WiFi worked perfectly. Great area to explore argyll, plenty of walks, and stunning scenery- even in the rain! Portavadie only a 5 minute drive away (which has a spa and outdoor heated pool, worth a visit). Could not recommend Diane and her house more.Kirsty2016-07-05T00:00:00Z
We thought that the house was very well appointed with everthing you need to cook if you wish and with a bread maker too if you felt the urge to make your own bread. We were made to feel welcome and is was easy to communicate with the owner about our arrangements this being the first time we have used this service. We took our dog who is well behaved. There is everything you could need for an enjoyable stay. DVDs and books should the weather keep you indoors. It is very handy for visiting Tarbert and the surrounding area.Lyndsay2016-05-17T00:00:00Z
Had a thoroughly relaxing stay in Kames. Airy Cottage is cosy, clean, well kept and met our needs in every way. The area is so peaceful and quiet. The Kames Hotel a short walk away and is ideal for a bite to eat and a few drinks. The booking process and correspondence with Diane the host could not have been more straight forward. Highly recommend this cottage if you are looking to stay in this stunningly beautiful part of Scotland.LORNA2016-03-30T00:00:00Z
Argyll and Bute, สหราชอาณาจักร
We had a wonderful stay at Windrush. It is a sizeable and very comfortable house, furnished simply yet stylishly. Lots of cosy seating areas and a super selection of board games to play in front of a fantastic wood burning stove. There was also a well equipped kitchen with ample pots, pans and kitchenware to cook up a storm. Rosie and Mike were great in their communications - and had lots of useful recommendations. The only small suggestion we would make is to maybe supply some basic provisions such as salt, pepper, teabags etc. Other than this the place was perfect. We'll definitely be back!Hannah2016-10-03T00:00:00Z
Einen Aufenthalt bei Rosie und Mike möchten wir jedem empfehlen, der dem Ursprung der Schotten in dieser Gegend auf den Grund gehen möchte. Das Haus ist liebevoll eingerichtet, äußerst komfortabel und absolut sauber. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Unseren herzlichen Dank an die Gastgeber.Jens2016-07-31T00:00:00Z
Beautiful house in an amazing part of Scotland. Location is fairly secluded but the scenery is second to none! The house was in fantastic condition and there was plenty of space for our family of 5. We visited Carnasserie Castle, Kilmartin, Lochgilphead, Oban and Mull whilst staying there, Oban being furthest away at 30mins by car. Excellent location for seeing the West Highlands. We will definitely be back!Emma2017-02-14T00:00:00Z
Such a gorgeous place! It's exactly how we'd design our own place if we were building a house. So comfy and cosy and plenty spacious enough for 7 or 8 people. Kitchen is very well stocked, has everything you could need. Loads of games and dvds to keep you occupied as well. Would love to visit again one day! P.s there's a great little hill walk starting from behind a house in the village with stunning views up top!Rebecca2016-12-05T00:00:00Z
Thanks so much Rosie and Mike for having us. Your house was so homey and in a great location to escape! The surrounding countryside is just beautiful! We would love to come back in the summer and explore some more and so would recommend to anyone looking for a homey place to stay and do some exploring of the Scottish countryside! PS - the house has a great selection of board games!!Olivia2016-12-28T00:00:00Z
Great property, had a wonderful weekend, would definitely go again in the future.David2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
The cottage is beautiful, spacious and has everything you will need for your stay. The scenery is magnificent and the village is extremely quiet. The perfect place to get away from it all and unwind. Highly recommended.Adam2017-03-15T00:00:00Z
Would definitely recommend. Fantastic house with everything you could need for a young family. Quite a good base to explore Argyll from and would like to return again to the quiet pace of life at the base of Loch Awe. Clan O'SullivanStephen2017-04-11T00:00:00Z
Ford, สหราชอาณาจักร
We were delighted when we arrived at the School House and found everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The kitchen was lovely, very well equipped and a great size. The layout was good too. It was great having a bath in the clean and well fitted out bathroom; there were even candles in there and the shower was brilliant- a great way to wake up in the morning! The lounge was really cosy and the wood burning stove was the icing on the cake. We loved relaxing by the fire in the evenings with a glass of red wine. Ford was a beautiful location and it was helpful that there were suggested walks in the guide. We also went for a bike ride which was a great way to take in the views. There was even space at the side of the house to store bikes. If you need a few days away to relax, this is a great option. I would have liked to stay longer and would definitely stay at The School House again, without hesitation. Many thanks Willa!Rachel2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
Ford, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
South Lodge was exactly what we were looking for; peaceful, cosy and surrounded by beautiful Scottish countryside. The house itself is small but has everything you could need- perfect for 2 people. We had such nice evenings curling up by the fire with a whisky (or 2) and enjoyed cooking using fish smoked in the nearby town. Although we didn't meet Willa, she was always on the other end of an email and answered any questions straight away. She was also really flexible with our arrival/departure and made sure our visit was as smooth as possible. The highlight was definitely meeting Nettle, the tame deer that wanders around. He was very interested in watching us chop wood! I would definitely recommend the Ederline Estate for anyone wanting to get away for some R&R. Thanks! Emma and BenEmma2015-10-30T00:00:00Z
Ford, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
Everett is a most accommodating host, waiting on his doorstep with his dog pending our arrival. He went to great lengths to find evening dining options - no mean feat in Argyllshire. The room was clean, warm, dry and Everett gave us tea upon our arrival which charmed us greatly. The house is lovely, and Everett and his wife made us feel very welcome.Colin2016-12-29T00:00:00Z
Thanks for the lovely stay. Very confortable and clean room. A nice and quiet place to stay for a couple of days. Very helpfull and kind couple. It was a pleasure !Amandine2017-01-05T00:00:00Z
I stayed in this lovely home with these incredibly welcoming people while on my way to Islay. I wanted to stay in a nice place that was within quick driving distance to the ferry port that connects mainland with Islay. I got what I wanted and more!! After letting me in for a late check-in, my lovely host couple have me great advice for both a place to get a warm meal, and how to get to my ferry for my trip to Islay the next morning. I hope to see them again, and I highly reccomend this place and these hosts. I know you'll enjoy your stay as much as I did!!! Ps. Everything is clean, stocked, gorgeous, and accomidating. They even left out some nibbles for my morning drive!!! Enjoy your stay!!Tyler2016-12-20T00:00:00Z
We'd like to thank both Everett & Jenn for a wonderful stay and great hospitality! The house was beautifully decorated and surrounded by scenic mountains and greenery! Thanks again BryceBryce2017-04-06T00:00:00Z
Jen made us feel very welcome and was very helpful. We didn't get to meet Everett as away with work. Beautiful home in a lovely rural location. Great for a quiet, relaxing stay or for using as a base to visit places of interest, but car essential. Many thanks for sharing your home with us.Graeme2016-09-22T00:00:00Z
Everett and Jenn's house is stunning and the room is perfect. Jenn met us on arrival and was so welcoming, gave us a tour of the house and helped us arrange a dinner reservation. The room is beautifully decorated and the bed is so comfortable. You will feel right at home. A lovely touch was a fab little breakfast in the morning. Private use of the bathroom was great and the whole experience was just lovely. You'll feel like you're staying with friends. Would definitely recommend!Jessica 2016-11-28T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful time at Dalriada! I would love to go back there to get away and explore the countryside! Look for standing stones and burial carins! Every and Jennifer are delightful and generous hosts.Jonathon2016-10-17T00:00:00Z
Again, thanks to Airbnb, a wonderful "rencontre"! Although we only met Jenn, the contact with Everett was great. A lovely couple very eager to make your stay the best possible. A great room in a lovely position...perfect for exploring the Kilmartin Glen and Crinan..etc.Richard2016-09-19T00:00:00Z
Lochgilphead, สหราชอาณาจักร
Didn't really get to see the host apart from one occasion when one of our vehicles got stuck in the mud and without any need for us to ask for help he was towing our vehicle out the mud which was very much appreciatedKevin2016-10-18T00:00:00Z
Fantastic place, highly recommend it!Julie2017-02-13T00:00:00Z
Excellent stat in a great loaction, will be booking again!Ben2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
Hot tub was amazing. Complimented the lodge well and enhanced our stay.Ross2017-03-09T00:00:00Z
Lodge is a lovely place to stay and the coast is absolutely breathtaking and so peaceful. A couple of things for future guests, take fly/midgy spray, watch out for the pheasants and the beach is a good 20/30 min walk. We will be backMichael2016-06-07T00:00:00Z
Nice cabin fully equipped with everything you would need for a short break. Cabin was clean enough & easy to find. Lovely view, hostess was pleasant on arrival & departure. Definitely would come back!Meagan2016-06-11T00:00:00Z
Excellent value for money. Hot tub was superb! View was gorgeous. Lots of local info available. Cosy house. Lovely showers. Note: bring drinking water and basic supplies. Fab stay and really attentive host.Laura2017-03-20T00:00:00Z
Nice lodge, warm, clean, comfortable & well-appointed. Excellent value. Great location. Site seems to be under some renovation & will benefit from this when done.Yoko2016-10-14T00:00:00Z
Melldalloch, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
What a lovely place! Peaceful and cozy in the best ways. We had an amazing view of pastures full of sheep, foxes playing outside at dusk, and a castle in the distance. A really special place. James was a wonderful host. He was super friendly and helpful, having an immense knowledge of the area and Scotland generally. He really took the time to help us find the hidden gems along our route, pointing out the best little spots to see and even some alternate routes back east that would be the most fun to drive and beautiful. We took his advice and weren't disappointed. A+John2015-07-24T00:00:00Z
A wonderful host, a beautiful cosy cottage, an incredible part of Scotland. James immediately made us feel welcome the moment we arrived. The room was really nicely decorated, clean and provided us with everything we needed. James knew all about the area and provided us with great suggestions of what to visit, where to drive, walk and eat. We weren't short of things to do in the area - beaches, lochs, the Crinan canal, miles of coastline, places to eat, the historic environment - standing stones, Dunadd Hill, Carins, Celtic Crosses etc. Being new visitors to the area we were hoping for a relaxing west coast holiday and we weren't disappointed. Hope to visit again in future!Paul2015-07-07T00:00:00Z
James you spoilt us for the rest of our trip. Brilliant host and local tips. Such a large comfy room. bliss.Fiona2015-06-09T00:00:00Z
James is a great host with lost of local knowledge (walks, activities, places to eat...). Every morning James made sure that we had everything we needed. The room was as in the pictures, spacious and cosy with clean fresh bed linen and towels. The bathroom is actually bigger (wider) than the photos suggest. I will definitely stay at Mheall Cottage again.Agnieszka2015-05-05T00:00:00Z
James is a great host! He gave us a warm welcome and had lots of good tips about the area. Great place, with lots of historical sites to visit. James recommend a good restaurant in the neighborhood wich was really nice! The room is really cozy, everything is brand new! We had a great sleep. We recomended you stay here! Thank you James!Louise2015-06-27T00:00:00Z
The place James offers is fantastic. Nothing to fault. The location is gorgeous, quiet, you probably really need a car but I'm sure James puts that all on his listing as he is so thorough. Clean, so many conveniences, big space and an extra room for your own basically private use. The place a good feel and is tranquil. There are many ancient sites very close and the house itself is basically in that corridor of kilmartin sacred sites. Very highly recommended. Thank you James.Gillian2016-07-19T00:00:00Z
James is such a wonderful host! He has helped us with our way around Kilmartin and suggested amazing places to visit and eat! Worth the long journey to Kilmartin and the areas around it. Castle Sween is a must place to visit and the coastal drive is breathtakingly beautiful! The cottage where we stayed in is perfect! James provided us with everything we need. Such a comfy, clean, welcoming place to stay! The breakfast was more than enough for us. Will surely come back to James' cottage one day! Thanks James for the incredible stay :)Katerina2015-04-08T00:00:00Z
James was a friendly, welcoming host with a passion and knowledge of the local area. He gave us valuable tips and plans which added to our enjoyable stay at Mheall Cottage. The room was a good size to fit 2 suitcases. Shower roomy with hot water. A separate breakfast/ reading room provided more space. Breakfast was free to prepare yourself at any time with cereal, toast and jam plus a coffee plunger. Parking on site and good wifi was a plus.Ron2016-09-19T00:00:00Z
Kilmartin, Argyll & Bute, สหราชอาณาจักร
Le Cottage de Lex est un lieu très paisible et chaleureux. Nous y avons passé un moment très agréable où nous avons pu nous ressourcer malgré le temps qui n'était pas au rendez-vous. Mais nous a appris Lex voici un proverbe écossais : "there is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothes". Quel plaisir de regarder passer les voiliers dans les écluses depuis la fenêtre de la cuisine ou en se promenant le long du canal. Le cadre est splendide. Nous recommandons grandement cette location. De plus Lex et Brenda, nos hôtes, ont été très attentionnés et d'une extrême gentillesse. Merci pour vos conseils et à bientôt peut-être...Béatrice2016-08-14T00:00:00Z
The location is lovely. My partner and I plus our dog really enjoyed ourselves . The cottage is lovely and full of surprises. There is plenty of nostalgia in the cottage to immerse yourself in ,like Oor Willie or the Broons ...lol..If you like cooking there is is a great selection of spices in the kitchen.The House Guide is great. If you like seafood then get yourself down to Shipness. Great value for money and very different. Well Lex & Brendan I felt by the time we left we knew you both. Every one in the Area knows you both. Met Bob who hangs in the Cairnbaan Hotel. Think he must have been drinking a lot of Red Bull as its put wings on his head. I enjoyed speaking with Fraser MacIver who I found while walking along the canal. Interesting Artist who from Montreal and we spoke for hours as I have a condo out there. Anyway guys thanks for letting us stay at your home . We would love to come again as there is lots more to do and we only had 4 days. Cant give you too much of a good write up as we will never be able to book your place a again as youll be fully booked out. Enjoy France. As Arnold Schwarzenegger would say I,ll be Back ....Hey Lex Perhaps you can paint my Working Cocker for me as we loved the painting of your dog in the bedroom. Kid regards Roman Ps Dont worry I didnt drink your whiskey collection but I did enjoyed looking through them. Hope to met both of you sometime.Roman2016-08-01T00:00:00Z
Lex's cottage is a truly special place - amazing location with the lock right on the doorstep and views along the canal. The cottage was well equipped with everything we needed, clean and well organised, comfortable bedrooms, spacious lounge and dining and just that little bit quirky with Lex's artwork and collections. Communication was prompt, friendly and accurate - would definately recommend a stay here and would love to come back.Chris2016-08-06T00:00:00Z
What a lovely sweet cottage. Quirky and very comfortable. It's in a very pretty place and we had a super walk to Crinan and back along the towpath. Lochgilphead is a nice little town with good shops. Many thanks Lex and Brendan.Stephen2016-09-10T00:00:00Z
'The Cottage on The Crinan Canal' is small but oh so perfectly formed. As soon as we arrived, screams of 'It's sooo cute!' and 'It's totally, like amazing!' rang out from our two girls - Flo (13) and Ruby (11). In fact, we all thought it was idyllic. Our relaxing stay was everything we'd hoped for. The cottage is warm, welcoming and stylishly decorated with eclectic vintage pieces and quirky collections of interesting objects and lots of Lex's superb paintings. The kitchen is brilliantly equipped (if you feel like cooking) and has French doors leading onto a small sun terrace where it's easy to spend a couple of hours chilling out with a glass or two of wine, watching canal life unfold on 'Lock 6' as yachts of various shapes and sizes make their way to and from Crinan. You don't have to stray too far to find great stuff to do in the surrounding countryside. We walked up Dunadd Hillfort near Kilmartin which is well worth it for the rewarding view and mini history lesson on the first Kings of Scotland. But our best bit was the pulse racing boat trip we took out to the spectacular Corryvreckan whirlpool - surely one of nature's most show stopping displays. Not only were we lucky enough to experience this incredible natural phenomenon during a particularly active flood tide but we also got to spot 2 pairs of Sea Eagles, a Golden Eagle, nesting young, lots and lots of fat sleepy seals and fast leaping porpoises. Sandy from 'Venture West' was a terrific guide and the entire experience was just amazing. We ate locally in the Cairnbaan Hotel which is a 2 minute walk away and has great value bar food and a really good vibe. Our nights were spent in the cottage's super comfy lounge in front of the wood-burning stove playing 'Cluedo' from the big box of games hidden in the coffee table. (Colonel Mustard; Lead Piping; Billiard Room) I really can't recommend this little piece of paradise highly enough. Thanks Lex and Brendan for sharing your very special home with us - only wish we could have stayed longer. We'll be back!Fiona2016-07-05T00:00:00Z
After our one week holiday through Scotland, we found the cottage easily and got a lovely welcome card from Brendan and Lex. Our three days stay was absolutely relaxing, it was quite comfortable and we enjoyed the stunning view around the cottage. Many thanks Lex and Brendan for sharing your wonderful home with us - only wish we could have stayed longer!!!Nicole2016-07-08T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful stay at Lex's house. The cottage is lovely. It is cosy and warm with every detail of it full of warm memories for its owners. The cottage is located next to the canal in a very nice little village with a great community feeling. The nearest restaurant is just 5 min walk. The supermarket is 5min drive. The canal is a fascinating place with great scenaries. Cottage has all the amenities and is well equipped for a long stay (ie no problem with cooking etc). We would love to stay again when in the area. Thank you Lex and Brendan for your warm welcome and hospitality :)Olga2016-07-12T00:00:00Z
Beautiful cottage built into the hillside of a beautiful, unique part of Scotland. The village of Lochgilphead is lovely and 2 minutes away, and the canal is gorgeous. Very highly recommended.Joshua2017-04-09T00:00:00Z
Cairnbaan, สหราชอาณาจักร
Great few days away exploring Argyll's secret coast. The house is a perfect base, very well equipped with everything we needed. Books and games for the kids as well which was an added bonus. The log burner was ideal during the cold nights and made this feel like a home from home. Communication was also excellent with Sheena.Craig2017-02-14T00:00:00Z
Nicely decorated, friendly little cottage in good condition; well equipped and very liveable.Rory2016-12-29T00:00:00Z
A fabulous break in a truly magical location in Millhouse between Tighnabruaich and Portavadie. Although we booked in early January we were walking on Kilbride Bay in amazing sunshine. The Cowal Way on your doorstep, incredible walks & loads of tips from Sheena on all the local sights and walks. Hosting and communication wasn exemplary. Fast responses and so friendly. Accomodation is to a high standard and beautiful slate flagstones meant no worries about the dog marking carpets! Well stocked kithchen, washing machine and dishwasher. Lovely showrer room. Use of garden if desired and deck with seating makes outside space very attractive. Cannot recommend enough. Fabulous! :-)Mary2017-01-07T00:00:00Z
Sheena's cottage is lovely! we had a great time! I loved the fireplace!! It looks like everything there is just new, very clean and beautifully decorated. Communication with Sheena was really good too. She was very nice decorating the cottage for Christmas :) The views around are amazing too. Thank you Sheena!Ana2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
This is indeed a cozy little cottage with everything you need for a comfortable stay. The nearby Portavadie Leisure Centre is lovely.Mary2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
I had a lovely time at the cottage. It was very clean and tidy. Everything was there that we needed. Sheena communicated well before the trip. It was nice and quiet, great area just to chill. Would recommend.mandy2017-01-03T00:00:00Z
I had a really wonderful time at the Gunpowder Cottage. Sheena and her family are a warm and welcoming hosts. Sheena made the whole experience very relaxed; she was quick to respond, she provided lots of information and fun suggestions. This family friendly cottage had great facilities, is cosy, clean and has very comfy beds. The cottage is set within a big garden in a quiet little village; within minutes drive of Tighnabruaich and Portavadie. There are some lovely walks and many beaches from which to explore and enjoy. I would gladly return. Many thanksSarah2017-04-07T00:00:00Z
The cottage is well designed and comfortable with some lovely little touches - like the colourful, funky tiles on the bathroom floor. The location is absolutely perfect for exploring the stunning Argyll countryside. We had a fantastic weekend and would love to come back in summer to get more use of the beautiful decks.Yvonne2016-11-07T00:00:00Z
Millhouse, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
Ford, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
This is a lovely home from home in Argyll. It is a very cosy and welcoming cottage and well placed to explore Argyll. Great value.CATHERINE2017-04-08T00:00:00Z
Stunning cottage, beautiful location and scenery, fantastic welcome pack, very reasonably priced, lovely town, stunning walks and overall just amazing!!David2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
Lovely place to stay. Couldn't reccomend it highly enoughJack2017-01-20T00:00:00Z
Lovely, warm, welcoming, comfortable place to stay and in a great location too. Thankyou Davina for letting us stay in your home. Would highly recommend to others and would love to come back.Jackie2017-02-10T00:00:00Z
Davina's cottage is fantastically placed for exploring the area with fantastic Forrest walks or 5mile in each direction canal walk. It's situated next to a very friendly run hotel with fantastic food. The cottage itself is lovely with everything you could need and more hot tub sky tv etc I would highly recommend this cottage to anyone.Colin2017-02-23T00:00:00Z
We have some experience staying at cottages in Scotland and we have to say that this one exceeded our expectations. Everything was clean and meticuloysly organized. Furtheremore we could find some basics such as oil, salt and pepper, soap and many others. Just to say that it was a great experience and I would recommend it to best friends. Thank you!Luis2017-03-28T00:00:00Z
Great wee cottage in a fantastic location for seeing the Canal and all the local sites. It was everything we expected and more. Have already recommended to a family member who will be visiting soon!Adam2017-01-30T00:00:00Z
Good stay at a clean and cottage!!Charlene2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Cairnbaan, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
Absolute heaven! We had the most relaxing and wonderful time staying here - it was a shame to come home. The cottage is extremely well appointed and has everything you could possibly need. If you want to get away from it all then this is the place to do it. We loved that Nicola had lit the log burner ready for our arrival and the table was set up lovely for our first dinner.Alexandra2017-02-15T00:00:00Z
We had a really lovely stay at Nicola's place. The fire was burning when we arrived and the cottage was beautiful and very clean. We felt very at home and comfortable here. The location is great, looking out on to the water. There are lots of beautiful places to walk near the cottage and in the surrounding areas. There is also a cosy country pub at the end of the road. We hope to return in the summer.Katie2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
Nicola's immaculate country cottage-feel house is a little thing of beauty, cozy, luxurious and with some lovely touches for her guests. That she is an interior designer is plain to see, and her artwork is great and it's very nice to see it adorn the walls. This is a place to go if you want to get away from the world completely - I wasn't able to get on to wifi in the house but I know if I had asked Nicola she would have helped and to be honest I did not try more than a couple of times because its absence made our little break so much nicer. The view out of the bedroom window is idyllic and it's so peaceful to watch the flames of the woodburner in the evening with a nice choice of books to peruse. We had 2 very good meals in the area and the pub is just a skip away. The only thing we both wished is that we had had longer in this quiet little enclave of unspoilt beautiful Scotland. Nicola is a very friendly, helpful and lovely host.tara2016-12-04T00:00:00Z
Fantastic stay! The photos really don't do justice of just how nice this house is! The host Nicola gave us a warm greeting on our arrival and then gave us our space to settle in and enjoy the house on our own. Perfect, as in previous places we have stayed this hasn't always been the case. Otter ferry truly is the perfect remote scenic get away, even though it is just 2 hours from Glasgow. We will defiantly be back!Iain2017-03-20T00:00:00Z
We both had a lovely time at Nicola's cottage at Otter Ferry - she was a great host in the run-up and during our stay. The cottage is snug and perfect for a quiet retreat, loved building up the fire and curling up with each other, books and wine. The surroundings are blissful, and can recommend the Oystercatcher pub nearby for a pint and some food.Sam2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Lovely stylish cottage, so peaceful, a real romantic escape. Nicola had thought of all the details to make the cottage feel so cosy, yet modern.Bernadette2016-11-27T00:00:00Z
A very friendly and warm welcome from Nicola, who was forthcoming and helpful with local sightseeing and logistical advice. We enjoyed chatting with her also. This is an area of exceptional natural beauty.james2016-08-16T00:00:00Z
Perfect location to get away from it all. Beautiful area. Nice and cosyJames2016-08-21T00:00:00Z
Otter Ferry, Scotland, สหราชอาณาจักร
We had a great holiday at the cottage. The cottage is fantastic and has everything that you might need and Justus was a great host. He kept us informed and left everything we might need. Skipness makes a base to explore the surrounding area, a short drive away from Tarbert and the ferries to Islay and Arran.Robin2016-05-03T00:00:00Z
What a wonderful stay we had! If you like it quiet and cosy, far off the hustle and bustle, within the most beautiful countryside and next to a haunted castle, you come right here! Thank you Justus for sharing this place with the community! Although we went there for New Year´s Eve the weather was sunny and mild and the grass was still green. We fully recommend this place and we definitely will be back!Christian2017-01-03T00:00:00Z
Great communication with the local host for this property. He sent an email with all the details with directions and information about the local area. The cottage is just as described, lovely and cosy. The wood oven was very welcome on the cool evenings. The local area is beautiful and quiet. A stop at the nearby Skipness Seafood Cabin is a must! Campbeltown is about an hour away on a beautiful coastal road.Amanda2016-07-04T00:00:00Z
We had a fantastic time at Burnbank cottage. Sitting by the fire, watching our ever-changing view of Arran made our few days in Skipness very special. Thanks again, Fiona and GregGreg2016-12-21T00:00:00Z
Great welcome with a generous welcome pack. The cottage is in an idyllic location with sublime views from every window. Lovely friendly village, comfortable and homely cottage with everything needed for a relaxing holiday.David2016-09-25T00:00:00Z
This is a gorgeous cottage in a beautiful location. Our host and his local helper, Ann, have provided everything that you could need. All communication was helpful and, for anyone strange to this relatively unknown part of Argyll, the instructions for travel are spot on. My father and I had a wonderful short break close to our old homes on West Loch Tarbert. We also made use of the nearby Claonaig to Lochranza ferry to visit Arran, and I travelled home via Lochranza and Ardrossan. Burnbank is very close to the shore, Skipness Castle and the Chapel. My dog Gus and I enjoyed the beach walking, covering part of the Kintyre Way and climbing Goat Fell. Overall, a great cottage in a great location which combines peace with some very interesting travel possibilities.Magnus2016-06-13T00:00:00Z
It was a pure pleasure. Totally relaxing. The cottage in Skipness brings you down to earth. This i imple, cosy living here. The sky looks different, the air smells fresh and when you walk down the small street, it may happen that you meet a deer, not running away from you. There is a little shop in the village. You get what you need. And there is this great Seafood Cabin, delicious and fresh. The only mistake was not to stay longer.Sven2016-07-24T00:00:00Z
Justus heeft een geweldige whisky voor me neergezet op de keukentafel, mooi welkoms geschenk! De houtkachel en leuke inrichting deden me meteen thuis voelen en de afgelegen plek waar je snachts de Melkweg nog kunt zien maakten het geheel af!Bart2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
Tarbert, สหราชอาณาจักร
Lovely Cottage on a beautiful island!Amy2012-10-20T00:00:00Z
Really nice, simple and tradtional former quariers cottage in a very scenic location. Luing is as quiet as it gets! The new Atlantic Islands Centre is real boost to the island.David2016-05-22T00:00:00Z
All easy at a beautiful, relaxing place. Highly recommended.John2014-07-13T00:00:00Z
We had a fantastic time at Cheryl's place. Be careful with the ferry though. On Sunday's the final one is at 6:15pm and we arrived at 6:30pm and had to go and find a B&B. Tobernochy is a sleepy village on the Isle of Luing and the view from the back garden is glorious. The cottage is historic in nature and we loved it. Cheryl's mum, Julia, lives next door and was very helpful.Dale2014-07-04T00:00:00Z
Amazing location and very comfortable cottageKallia 2015-10-17T00:00:00Z
Cheryl's cottage was exactly as described, very snug and well equipped. It had stunning views and is set in a small and friendly village. We had a nice welcome from her mum who had lit a welcoming fire for our arrival. A lot of thought has gone into the authentic style of the cottage and into its practicality for guests. In many ways it felt like home away from home which is rare. We would have loved to stay longer and would heartily recommend to anyone wanting a quiet getaway.John2016-04-01T00:00:00Z
3 adults 3 nights Xmas period. The cottage was wonderful- cosy, comfortable, warm and everything provided that we could possibly need. The kitchen was so well equipped we had no trouble cooking our Christmas dinner. We were lucky with the weather and enjoyed some great walks on the island. Had the weather prevented us going out we still would have had plenty to occupy us - DVDs books, games etc all provided. Absolutely excellent - will be recommending to all our friends. thank you Cheryl.Gillian2014-12-27T00:00:00Z
Cheryl's cottage is absolutely perfect. Stunning location, in a beautiful village full of friendly people. Comfortable, cosy and an amazing place to really get away from it all.Amy2013-04-05T00:00:00Z
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1. Who provides Codell with an explanation as to why her substitute got stabbed in the back with a pencil?
(a) Serena.
(b) Billy Williams.
(c) Ruben.
(d) Ozzie.
2. What is Codell's opinion of teaching about Anne Frank and concentration camps?
(a) She feels her children should be spared most of the details, but still learn the material.
(b) She believes strongly in revealing the truth, sparing no unpleasant details.
(c) She decides to skip that part of the curriculum entirely; her class is just too young.
(d) She is outraged about the subject's inclusion into the curriculum, and she files a complaint with the State Board.
3. What does Codell call the subject of Math?
(a) Numbers Galore.
(b) Puzzling.
(c) Number Crunching 3000.
(d) The Mystery of Symbols.
4. At the end of the day in which Codell makes a student teacher for the day, what does Codell have her children do?
(a) Students write a composition about their experience and what they learned that day.
(b) Codell encourages the children to do a similar switch with their parents at home.
(c) Codell assigns them double homework, because they were so unruly throughout the day.
(d) Codell has the last part of class outdoors, to reward the children for their excellent behavior.
5. Why do school administrators reject Codell's proposal for the Fairy Tale Festival?
(a) Administrators cannot agree on the day to have the festival.
(b) The festival is too ambitious.
(c) Many of Codell's proposals pose a danger to safety.
(d) The subject matter is inappropriate in a school setting.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Codell interact with the Slick Boys "Just Say No" campaign?
2. Who persuades Codell to remain a teacher after she is ready to quit on February 15th?
3. Why does Mr. Turner object to Codell's school social committee guidelines on February 15th?
4. Which student becomes teacher for a day, swapping places with Codell?
5. Why does Mr. Turner object to the winner of the Addy doll during the November 5th assembly?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the Fairy Tale Festival?
2. As related in Part I's first entry, what happens in Codell's first interviews for the position at the new public school?
3. What is B.B.'s home situation like?
4. What reasons does Trelease give in the Afterword for his contention that Educating Esme is "terribly relevant"?
5. What is Codell's opinion of the teaching education she received?
6. What is The Happy Box?
7. Describe the last day of school.
8. Describe how Zykrecia resolves a conflict with Kyle on March 28.
9. Why is Codell relieved when she refrains from yelling at Latoya for continually coming in late one week?
10. What are Codell's impressions about her former students graduating from middle school?
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You may have seen a headline last week proclaiming "House sales take off in new year".
OPINION: The story reported a significant increase in the volume and value of house sales in January compared with a year earlier.
Residential property enthusiasts may feel their juices flowing at the thought, but there are potentially more profitable implications for sharemarket investors.
The profits come from the retirement village sector, the fortunes of which are closely related to the housing market. And with three retirement village companies now readily available on the listed market - Ryman Healthcare, Summerset and Metlifecare - analysts are having fun figuring out which is the best opportunity for investors at any given time.
One of the latest reports on the matter comes from UBS, whose analyst Wade Gardiner looked at the relative valuations of the three companies.
One of the ways he crunched the numbers was to estimate how long the market was expecting each company to continue developing new villages based on its current growth rate.
Ryman's share price - $4.65 at the time - reflected 10 years of development at the current build rate, he said.
The company could increase its build rate, but maintaining its historical average growth of about 15 per cent would not be easy.
So "we have retained our 'sell' rating as we are uncomfortable pricing in even further growth".
Summerset, which floated in October 2011 at $1.40 a share, has performed well on the market and when Gardiner published his note on February 5 it was priced at $2.48.
At that level, the market was pricing in six or seven years of development, he said.
The company had ramped up its development rate to target 200 new units in 2013, and 300 by 2015, so it could yet grow faster.
"We retain our 'neutral' rating but lift our price target to $2.60," wrote Gardiner.
The shares have since risen to around $2.64.
With Metlifecare, however, "on our valuation the market is paying for the existing units but no future development. Accordingly MET appears to be the cheapest of the three stocks".
After years of underperformance and a major restructuring in 2012, the company had yet to prove its worth, said Gardiner, but he rated Metlifecare a "buy" with a 12-month price target of $3.70.
Metlifecare shares were trading last week at about $3.13, having gained about 40 per cent since its rejig last July.
Regular readers of sharemarket news may recall here that just before Christmas Ryman was picked out by two brokers, Macquarie and Forsyth Barr, as a preferred stock for 2013.
What gives?
One important consideration is that Ryman is widely regarded as one of the most consistently excellent performers in NZX history. When it listed in 1999 it had a market capitalisation of $135m and it has since grown to a value of $2.3 billion.
You can get a flavour of its attraction from the comments of analysts Chris Byrne and Stephen Ridgewell at Craigs Investment Partners.
In a note last November reiterating their "buy" rating, they said "RYM . . . remains the market leader in a sector with both favourable economics and attractive long-term growth driven by demographics."
That sort of reputation makes it hard to look past Ryman as a sound portfolio investment.
However, it doesn't mean it is necessarily the best buy in the sector if you are looking for growth.
On advice, I sold a portion of my long-held Ryman stock in December as it had produced good gains and looked fully valued. As it turned out the shares still had some way to run, but that's okay because I've kept a reasonable holding.
At current valuations, it's possible other Ryman shareholders are making similar adjustments.
Anyway, returning to the issue of house prices, retirement village companies tend to benefit from a strong housing market because their customers typically sell a property to buy occupation rights in the village development.
Rising house prices allow retirement villages to charge more for occupation rights and thus indirectly capture the capital gains from real estate.
Last October the house price trend was already attracting attention. In a research note issued that month, Goldman Sachs analyst Matthew Henry commented on the return to growth.
"The aged-care sector effectively offers a leveraged exposure to house price growth," he wrote. "When coupled with the continued expansion and maturing of their retirement village portfolios, we forecast strong earnings growth over the next three years."
Henry didn't cover Summerset, but of Ryman and Metlifecare he said the latter "offers the greater leverage to house prices", partly because of its greater proportional exposure to Auckland.
Despite the positive views, uncertainty remains over the future of Metlifecare's 43 per cent shareholder Retirement Villages Group, an Australian investment fund. Reports in Australia say RVG is in breach of debt covenants and must sell assets soon, putting its Metlifecare stake in play.
However, last year's restructuring required RVG to hold its stake until November 23, so the potential overhang could last some time yet.
Overall, it should be apparent that the three companies in the retirement sector are well worth a look and have the potential to make a residential property investor weep with jealousy, even in a strong housing market.
Disclosure: Tim Hunter owns shares in Ryman Healthcare.
- Sunday Star Times
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"All in all I was quite pleased that I had been "blind sided" by this performer and look forward to following her progression down the musical road of life."
"It adds up to a successful sophomore effort that holds promise for the future."
"Leslie Krafka's new record is very good. The music and arrangements are top-notch, as you'd expect from anything produced by Lloyd Maines. Much of the writing and singing has a nineties-era Suzy Boggus vibe, and for those who didn't know me back then, that's high praise. My favorite track on Leslie's new record is South Texas Fall. This song is a 10 on anyone's scale."
"Don't try to predict what direction singer and songwriter Leslie Krafka is going to head. If you do, you'll just embarrass yourself. With her new album, "on.ward," Krafka mixes tough and tender with a heavy dose of audacity. She does true love ("Stay With Me") and heartache ("The Pain of Losing You") exceedingly well. But Krafka is not afraid to call out a two-legged skunk on "Wine, Women and Song" or throw down a few too many ("Whiskey High"). And she has the guts, chops, confidence and yes, audacity, to cover the gritty Ray Wylie Hubbard/Hayes Carll song "Drunken Poet's Dream." If that's not enough to grab your interest, and your ears, "on.ward," produced by Lloyd Maines and Terri Hendrix, features an all-star cast of Texas players and just sounds great – Jim Beal Jr, freelance music journalist/DJ on KSYM radio's Third Coast Music Network"
"...it is the quality of Leslie's songs and singing that make the record stand out."
""Having the opportunity to have seen the maturity of Leslie Krafka's music from the listener and the on air host side I can without reservation recommend her new CD "onward". The title itself frees Ms. Krafka's writing and opens a new chapter for her and the music, with full respect to the process of story writing "Onward" is a complete musical novel. Ms. Krafka's cover of Hayes Carll's & Ray Wylie Hubbard's – Drunken Poets Dream should appease the feminist and bring a smile to the opposing view of the song." Rick Heysqueirdo, KPFT's Lonestar Jukebox"
""Leslie Krafka is a genuine songwriter that writes about topics ranging from storytelling to matters of the heart. She's never trite and always seeking truth in her lyrics with a style all her own. A little bit of twang with a saucy spice of city slicker. It makes for an intoxicating mix that leaves the listener wanting more."—Terri Hendrix/songwriter, musician, producer"
"Krafka is an excellent songstress...Her songs target love and relationships, both good and bad, peppered with the occasional poignant tune about life experience...Krafka's voice is outstanding, acting as the lead instrument on every track."
"We don't know much about this countryish singer-songwriter, but her Wandering Troubadour song is a good start."
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Maybe it's just me, I suspect not though: my ability to watch stories like those coming out of Samoa and Sumatra has deteriorated since having kids. In fact even since genuinely falling in love, something I now know I've only done once.
When you care about someone, or ones, so much that life itself becomes unimaginable without them, stories of death and loss seem different. I realise how relatively indifferent I was, and probably still am, to my own death.
A person comes on the screen now and talks about losing all of their children, or the love of their life, and my gut churns as I dwell, momentarily, on how that might feel. Not that I know how to properly empathise with such unimaginable horror.
There is nothing else to add. I hope the numbers prove too pessimistic, I hope many more of the missing turn out to be sheltering somewhere, protected by something, alive.
A minute's silence - Is there anybody, anywhere in the state of Victoria who is as happy as I am that this awful week is finally over? Of course there fucking well isn't, what ...
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The government is also lobbying for support from the United States and the United Nations for a proposed domestic tribunal on abuses. The United Nations says as many as 40,000 Tamil civilians may have been killed during the last months of the war. Mr. Rajapaksa had flatly refused to cooperate with the United Nations inquiry.
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Service Number: 311250
Birth and Early Life:
Edby Colvin (also known by his middle name, Marshall) was born around 1919; he was the son of Ellie and Mattie Colvin of Plateau, Alabama.
Enlistment and Boot Camp:
Colvin enlisted in the Marine Corps on June 9, 1941. After completing boot camp, he was selected for aviation duty, either as a gunner or as a mechanic.
Wartime Service:
Private Colvin was assigned to VMSB-241, part of which had already deployed to the island of Midway. On April 17, 1942, he debarked from the USS William Ward Burrows and reported for duty. His original job within the squadron is unknown; when Second Lieutenant James Marmande arrived on May 26, 1942, Colvin was assigned to act as his gunner in an old Vought SB2U Vindicator. Colvin and Marmande had a little over a week to learn to operate the Vindicator before they would be called into combat.
Date Of Loss:
Colvin and Marmande were airborne soon after dawn on June 4, 1942. They were instructed to locate the Japanese fleet whose aircraft were even now dropping bombs and bullets on Midway. When they spotted the enemy carriers and saw how the squadron's Dauntlesses, under Major Lofton Henderson, were being shot to pieces, section leader Major Benjamin Norris decided that they stood no chance of reaching the carriers and instead led an attack on the battleship Haruna.
Marmande and Colvin survived their dive on the battleship, dodged through antiaircraft and fighters, and emerged from the fray battered but airborne. They flew back towards Midway but, only ten miles from safety, their aircraft disappeared. No trace of either Marine was ever found.
PFC Colvin was awarded a posthumous Distinguished Flying Cross for his actions in the battle.
Next Of Kin:
Parents, Ellie & Mattie Colvin
Status Of Remains:
Lost at sea.
Tablets of the Missing, National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.


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Squall Lionhart
Anyone know the music cue for the Star Forge Battles? I can't seem to find it in the StreamMusic folderToday, 01:22 AM
Kexikushttp://deadlystream.com/forum/topic/5101-k1-music-overview-and-warp-code-list/ (It's mus_bat_slehey)
Today, 08:18 AM
I seem to remember that it's somehow possible to get the Sith banned from Manaan but I can't find anything on this option. Am I misremembering or am I just blind?Yesterday, 08:08 PM
KexikusWhen does that happen? During the final trial?
Today, 12:49 PM
DarthTyrenDuring the first, I believe. Which means you need to get to those Shasa and the other Selkath inside the Sith Base before you exit it the first time.
Today, 12:53 PM
KexikusGood to know. Seems that my memory of these events was completely wrong then. Thanks for letting me know :)
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I'm looking at purchasing a screen capture software. Anyone have any suggestions? I keep going back and forth between Bandicam and Fraps.Yesterday, 04:26 PM
HK-47I like FRAPS. OBS Studio is good. For screenshots when there is no key for a game, or I need one out of games, I use Greenshot.
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DarthTyrenFrom what I've seen of OBS, it's better suited for Broadcasting, which isn't really what I'm looking for. And the only things FRAPS can do I've found Bandicam can do better, and NVIDIA Share beats all out for game capture.
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DarthTyrenOn my machine, at least.
Today, 11:45 AM
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Mandalorian_Neo-Crusaders I guess the Kotor Neo Crusaders are canon...we're one step closer for Canderous' Grand Return into Canon!!!Yesterday, 11:03 AM
Sith Holocron
Anyone else having trouble using the latest KSE with TSL?Apr 26 2017 02:13 PM
Sith HolocronNot at home but I will try it when I gfet home from work. Where do I right click?
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Eauxps I. FourgottThe game name.
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Sith HolocronStill at work. Will ask more questions if I have any once I'm home.
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Somebody needs to put a bullet through me, just found out I incorrectly put in the appearance.2da values for Shanilia....Apr 26 2017 12:05 AM
jc2Fixed it! Also uploaded the "Tool Bag" mod, a portable (meaning an adaptable and easily carried around the game) workbench.
Apr 26 2017 01:30 AM
Sith HolocronApproved.
Apr 26 2017 02:33 AM
jc2Thanks Sith Holocron!
Apr 26 2017 02:43 AM
Coming out with a small but useful mod tonight!Apr 25 2017 03:31 PM
Just finished reading Thrawn. It was great!!!Apr 25 2017 06:26 AM
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Squall Lionhart
Probably my most frustrating playthrough of Kotor is now complete. Bugs are finally fixed and it plays great again.Apr 25 2017 04:31 AM
Sith HolocronWhat was frustrating?
Apr 25 2017 05:44 AM
Squall LionhartCertain files from a mod that I installed decided to be difficult. Had to change a script to save Bastila because it wasn't firing properly.
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DeadManI will drink some beer with my friends.
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N-DReW25Yeah, you can now download and install Gamorrean Battleaxe fix without any fear of incompatibility...I hope.
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Sith HolocronNeat!
Apr 25 2017 08:22 AM
If anyone is a fan of my Dark Jedi Robes mod you might be pleased to know now the ladies can wear them with the new textures- http://deadlystream.com/forum/files/file/921-n-drews-dark-jedi-robes/Apr 24 2017 07:32 AM
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Just out of curiosity, are there any members of the 501st Legion here?Apr 23 2017 12:54 PM
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Apr 23 2017 05:29 PM
Sith Holocron
No requests from me today. Have I mentioned how awesome this community is today? Because it is!Apr 23 2017 02:30 AM
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Im looking for a place close to the city I work in royal Perth hospital a full time as a clerk. I'm a tidy and fairly quiet person I play music for fun
Hello, I'm Selina, 19 yrs old and studying English and Communications and Media at UWA. I've had to move out of my old home and am looking for somewhere cheap to stay. As i have to get to uni, close public transport is pretty essential. I have recently bought a van, so the ideal situation for me would be if someone has some spare space in their backyard, so i can park my van up (which essentially serves as my room). I'd come into the house for utilities, chats and just because sometimes it's nice to sit in a house. We can negotiate prices that's fair for both of us. However if you see my listing, dont want to have a van on your property but still have a nice room, feel free to message me still! I choose these suburbs to live in, as I've always lived around the city and wanted to move somewhere a bit further from the stress and rush! also to leave near the beach is of course the dream. About me, well I'm a super creative and expressive person. In my free time if i'm not with friends or at gigs (i love love live music and try to go see it as often as i can/afford) I love to laze around in the sun, and am always up to some new form or art or craft! So a roommate who also loves this would be great! I'm always down for a little jam or art sesh :) Im an aspiring vegan and care very strongly about being eco friendly, so roommates with a similar care would be ideal, and a great environment for me to get more involved/conscious of these issues. (although I wont be snobby and hate you if you arent haha). It goes without saying I'm an extreme animal and nature lover haha, so maybe you'll get as excited as i do by the idea of climbing rocks at beaches or watching and listening to birds for ages and maybe there will be a lot of exciting adventures to come! On a roommate level, i'm super easy to live with, very easy going, respectable, Of course though I'll speak my mind if i think there's an issue (which is very rare). But yes I am young, so I'm social, but i can also understand the need for space, quiet and alone time. So if i sound like someone you'd like to be roomies with, please send me a message! Thanks :)
URGENT! We are a working couple from Sweden and Holland looking for a possible long term rent as soon as possible. We are a laid back pair, enjoy music, movies and trail walks. We like privacy but enjoy the occasional chat over a drink or a meal. Love pets, but have none of our own. Not smokers.
Hey, My name is kyle, I work full-time as a Flight Instructor and I'm looking for someone to team up with in late June when I get transferred to Perth. I'm a reliable, super-chilled housemate who respects your personal space but also doesn't mind a chat and a drink. Looking for someone who is reliable with rent and is generally chilled out, nice to come home to a friendly environment where you can feel at home. I'm pretty easy on location (although as close to work as possible is always a bonus) and budget is around $150-$200 a week. I also have a dog (Hungarian Vizsla) called Django so it would be great to find a place which allows pets. It isn't fully confirmed if he'll be coming with me to Perth but it would be nice to have the option. Anyways, if you're interested then let me know, text message or email is fine. Cheers :)


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