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'Ah. Renore, dear, there you are! Where have you been?' Lucretia is back, in the company of a man I can only assume is Otho. She has wrapped an exquisitely patterned silk scarf around her hairless head. 'I've given the boys a scolding for abandoning you. But you look like you're still intact,' she says, looking me over. 'Allow me to introduce to you my partner, Otho.'
The man beside her steps forward to take my hand. He gives it a kiss. 'Charmed, my dear, truly. Lucretia has it easy this year, I see. Yet she's outdone herself, still!' Otho is rather more conventional (by Capitol standards) than Lucretia. He appears much younger than what I suspect he really is. He's fairly tall and trim, and wears his white hair in a high, tight, ankle-length ponytail – I don't think it's a wig; probably extensions. It looks like he's bleached his skin, because he's bone white like a living porcelain doll. He wears skimpy clothes to show off the beautiful murals inked on his body. There are artful depictions of peacocks sat in blossoming cherry trees and other colourful birds in flight. His irises appear candy pink, as do his lips, and his nails are long. I think I see Agrippa's handiwork on them.
'Oh, not as charmed as I am,' I respond, slipping into my Gracious Lady routine once more. I force a blush into my cheeks and tuck my chin in humility at his compliment. I look up through my lashes at him. 'I don't know how Lucretia can create such wonders with you around to distract her.'
I've hooked him. He titters like Pontius and waves his hand. The blush creeping into his face looks alarming against his snowy skin. 'Any more of that out of you and they'll have to postpone the Games – I'll have run off with one of the tributes!'
'I think you'll have to stand in line, Otho,' comes Woof's warm voice as he joins us. 'She's charmed the pants off Pontius already and, by the way he keeps looking at her, that Agrippa fellow is keen on her, too.'
I turn and follow Woof's gaze to where my prep team stands a short distance away. Agrippa smiles.
Lucretia takes my hand and, walking me over to my chariot, helps me onto it. I see Rafe for the first time since this morning and the last piece of the costume theme drops into place. He's been decked out in a handsomely tailored summer suit of sky blue seersucker which flashes gold when he moves. On his feet are golden wingtips; on his head a golden coronet. In contrast to my tiara's opal moon disc, his is wrought into a sunburst set with stones of yellow, orange, and red. But, just like my train, the main feature of his costume is a cape that flows regally from his shoulders. And, just like my train, it is made of the cleverly cut fabric patches that swirl and puff like clouds. Instead of black, the cape is white and traced with subtle incandescent patterns of amber, gold, and blue. I'm the moon; he's the sun. I'm nightwear; he's daywear. Between us – if not each – we're wearing every kind of textile ever produced or processed in District 8. I have to hand it to Otho and his prep team. They managed to make Rafe look pretty impressive. Even his makeup isn't too silly. A bit of sky blue and grey around his eyes, some pale powder, clear gloss on his lips, and a bit of golden glitter. He'd look charming if he weren't scowling.
He takes one look at my lingerie as he climbs onto the chariot and rolls his eyes in disgust. 'Oh, what a surprise. Why even bother with the underwear, Renore? May as well just show 'em all what they'll be paying for. That's only fair, right? Give them a chance to reconsider.'
I'm thinking of pushing him off the chariot, but both stylists and our mentor are there to see us off. The music for the opening ceremonies has begun to blast through the Capitol. It's loud enough for us to hear it inside the Remake Center stables.
'Please,' Otho is begging Rafe, 'smile! Or least stop frowning. Try looking serene or imperious… anything but disdainful!'
Woof agrees. 'It's important to make a good first impression. Your stylists have done an excellent job – that could easily give you a running start ahead of the other tributes in terms of securing sponsors. Don't let that go to waste.'
A massive pair of doors opens ahead of us. The District 1 chariot is starting to move.
Lucretia gives my arm a squeeze. 'Get your face out there as much as possible. Keep your chin up and give your attention to the crowd on all sides. Use those eyes. Everyone is going to want you – make them believe they can have you!' The three of them step clear of the chariots, and join the two prep teams. District 1 and 2 have rolled into the streets already. We can hear the roar of the spectators. Our horses (it turns out the dappled ones were ours, after all) begin to walk.
The cheering has died out a little by the time District 7's chariot is pulled into the street. District 1 is always popular, and this year it sounds like 4 and 5 are dressed well. But 6's costumes are lacklustre, and 7's are the predictable tree outfits, so the shallow people of the Capitol have grown a little bored.
A wave of sound ripples out in front of us, then behind us, as we hit the streets and the cameras turn on us. Shrieks, whistles, catcalls, clapping and stomping; all of Panem is trembling at the sight of us. The excitement is infectious. I don't have to pretend when I put on my smile. I do exactly what Lucretia told me – I don't just flirt, I make love to the masses. Using the giant television screens like a mirror, I quickly perfect my look. My lips curl into a mysterious, coy little smile, full of intent. My eyes are bedroom eyes, first shy and veiled under my lashes, now flashing out boldly to seize those of an unsuspecting spectator. I wave my fingers, I wink, I blow kisses. My body writhes toward the crowds, as if it has a mind of its own and longs to embrace each and every body we pass. I can hear men and women both screaming my name, vying for my love. Flowers are raining down on us from all sides. I single out a woman with something ridiculous on her head and mouth to her the words 'I love your hat'. She faints. She actually faints. Capitol folk are so easy to please. On the screens, I see that Rafe hasn't deigned to smile, but he has managed to achieve the imperious look that Otho suggested. It seems to be effective. There are people in the crowd just begging him to look at them.
As the daylight begins to fade, we reach the City Circle. Our chariot draws up behind District 7's and slows to a stop. I continue to make eyes at the cameras while we wait for the last four chariots to arrive. The cheers are steadily dying out and, by the time District 12's horses pull up at the rear, there's only the hum of collective murmuring.
The music ends and President Snow appears on a balcony to make his traditional speech of welcome. The cameras cut to the faces of each tribute while he talks and when he's through, the anthem of Panem blares out. The cameras cut to the tributes again while the music plays, lingering on a few of the crowd favourites. I'm happy to see I'm one of few who get the most airtime. The chariots make another pass around the circle, then we disappear into the Tribute Center with the sounds of applause at our backs.
My face hurts.


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This guy was worth every penny so far. He looked like the best DB on the field. People will be throwing at Newman all year I expect. 3) Davis, he needs some more experience. He's still not there yet. 4) JJ got over 100 yards and a TD against a good defense that was bent on stopping the run. THAT's IMPRESSIVE to me. They knew he was the dude and he still got stats. 5) WE ARE OBVIOUSLY AND ENORMOUSLY MORE TALENTED THAN WE HAVE BEEN SINCE THE 90's. It was pretty apparent all the way around the field IMO. This team, top to bottom, has a LOT of really good players and really good players on the bench. We haven't had that in a long time. 6) Our OL was good enough. Polite was responsible for one or two sacks because he totally didn't pick up the extra blitzer. Petitti has just a little trouble with a speedy, edge rusher but did outstanding for a rookie. I think we're going to like him for a long time. 7) Patrick Crayton....#3. Hard to imagine it really being a "battle" in camp with QM for the 3 spot. In fact, Crayton looked an awful lot like our best WR. Guy is a stallion, and to think two years ago he was playing QB (amongst other positions) in a pathetic place called Alva, Oklahoma and hoping he might get drafted. Not only had he made the adjustment to the NFL in only one year, but he learned a new position for the NFL and it looks like he's going to excel at it. This guy is a star. 8) Anyone that says Key is washed up or too old should be kicked in the stomach. He has plenty of tricks to beat people with and with two or three other formidable receiving threats on the field (depending on the formation), he should be in one-on-one coverage most of the time...which means we can throw him the da** ball all day long. 9) We beat a darn good team...on the road. SD impressed me. Their defense is pretty good. That Lieber guy may force Merriman to play another position. He's a freak. Drew Brees is NOT a one-year wonder. Guy is good. I thought we played a heckuva game on D and he hung in there and gave his team a chance to win, all without much production from the game's top runner, LT. I do fear it would've been harder had they had Gates. Very happy about him being out. 10) Our special teams' pathetic performance in the preseason has carried over to the regular season. Granted, Sproles is a great little kick returner but we were giving up big returns in the preaseason too. It's got to stop or else it will cost us a few games. 11) Sean Payton called a good game. I wish he would've thrown a few more times on first and second down, but he (and of course BP) managed the game well enough to give our guys the chance to win it. That's about all you can ask for. 12) Glenn may prove to be a very valuable addition. Ok, he already has by sealing win #1. 13) That was the games best RB and a good running team and we shut LT down very well. Shutting down the run keeps the other team from controlling the clock and subsequentially, the game. The key was that, with our DL depth, WE DIDN'T GET WORN DOWN IN THE 4TH QUARTER. Laroi had a second half qb sack! The last decade or so, come 4th quarter, teams run all over us and push us down the field because we're worn out, this equated to a ton of losses for us. I don't think that's going to happen this year. Teams won't run on us and we won't get tired in the 4th. Those two improvements will equate to several more wins, I think the SD win is one of those. 14) We still have to get more pressure on the QB! Ware was as expected. He had a ton of hurries, was constantly double-teamed and oftentimes the RB also helped as the line of last resort. Ware fought through two and three guys all day to get the bulk of the pressure we got on Brees. We brought the house quite a few times and sometimes Brees still had time to throw. That was frustrating. Even Roy wasn't getting to the QB. 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About Alice de St. Omer
- Alice de St. Omer1,2,3,4,5,6
- F, #16072, b. circa 1343, d. between 6 October 1373 and 20 October 1376
- Father Sir Thomas de St. Omer, Sheriff of Norfolk & Suffolk, Keeper of Norwich Castle2,3,4,5,6 d. 10 Aug 1364
- Mother Petronilla Malmains5,6 b. c 1320, d. b 1350
- Alice de St. Omer married Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy, son of Sir Thomas de Hoo, Sheriff of Surrey & Sussex and Isabel de St. Leger; They had 1 son (Sir Thomas).2,3,4,6 Alice de St. Omer was born circa 1343 at of Mulbarton, Norfolk, England; Age 7 in 1350.5 She died between 6 October 1373 and 20 October 1376; Buried in the chancel of the church of Mulbarton, Norfolk.5
- Family Sir William Hoo, Captain of Hammes in Pas-de-Calais and of Oye Castle in Picardy b. c 1335, d. 22 Nov 1410
- Child
- Sir Thomas Hoo+2,4,5 d. 23 Aug 1420
- Citations
- [S4523] Unknown author, The Complete Peerage, by Cokayne, Vol. VI, p. 566, notes; Ancestral Roots of 60 Colonists, by F. L. Weis, 6th Ed., p. 80; Wallop Family, p. 440.
- [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. I, p. 498.
- [S16] Douglas Richardson, Magna Carta Ancestry, 2nd Edition, Vol. III, p. 44-45.
- [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. II, p. 230-231.
- [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. III, p. 304-305.
- [S4] Douglas Richardson, Royal Ancestry, Vol. IV, p. 538.
- From: http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p535.htm#i16072
- Alice de St. Omer Hoo
- Birth: unknown Brundall, Norfolk, England
- Death: 1401, England
- Family links:
- Spouse:
- William Hoo (1342 - 1410)
- Burial: Mulbarton St. Mary Magdalen, Mulbarton, South Norfolk District, Norfolk, England
- Plot: church chancel
- Find A Grave Memorial# 127372031
- From: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=127372031
- Isabel De St. LEGER
- Born: 16 Jun 1321, Holcote, Northamptonshire, England
- Died: 12 Jul 1393
- Buried: St. Albans Cathedral, Hertfordshire, England
- Father: John De St. LEGER (Sir Knight)
- Mother: Jeanne ?
- Married: Thomas De HOO (Sir) (b. ABT 1318) BEF 16 Jun 1335
- Children:
- 1. William De HOO (Sir) (m. Alice De St. Omer)
- 2. Joan De HOO (b. ABT 1358 - d. 30 May 1394) (m. Henry Ferrers, 4° B. Ferrers of Groby)
- 3. Thomas De HOO (Sir)
- 4. John De HOO
- From: http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/STLEGER.htm#Isabel De St. LEGER1
- Sussex Archaeological Collections Relating to the History and ..., Volume 8
- https://books.google.com/books?id=5F5LAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA131&lpg=PA131&dq=Thomas+Hoo+1486&source=bl&ots=_rWBtZ1pNT&sig=CBNqfbH46nPO7bm_lItxv1Gand8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFuNOLo9LLAhVX0GMKHREgD3YQ6AEIPDAG#v=onepage&q=Thomas%20Hoo%201486&f=false
- Pg.130
- .... etc.
- Sir Thomas Hoo, Knt.; ob. 18 Sept. 1380; bu. at St. Albans. = Isabel, da. and heiress of John St. Leger; bo. 25 May, 1319; m. 9 Ed. 3, 1335; ob. 22 July, 1393; bu. at St. Albans. ; ch: (Pg.131 Sir William (m. Alice St. Omer & Eleanor Wingfield), John Hoo)
- Pg.131
- John Hoo, of Knebworth; ob. S.P. (Clutterbuck, Herts. Vol. iii, p. 71.)
- Sir William Hoo, Knt.; ob. 22 Nov. 1410, aet. 75; bu. at Mulbarton, co. Norfolk. = Alice, da. and coheiress of Thomas de St. Omer, and on the side of her mother, Petronilla, d. & coheiress of Nicholas, Lord de Malmaynes; will dated 1375; bu. at Mulbarton; 1st wife. ; ch: Sir Thomas (m. Eleanor Felton & Elizabeth Echingham), John (living 1428; ob. S.P.), Margaret (m. Thomas St. Clere) Hoo ; = Eleanor, d. of Sir John Wingfield. 2d wife. ; ch: Thomas (m. Dorothy Norwood) Hoo
- Margaret, ob. ante Oct. 1486 = Thomas St. Clere; ob. 6 May, 13 Hen. VI.
- Sir Thomas Hoo, Knt.; ob. 23 Aug. 1420. = Eleanor, da. & heiress of Thomas Felton, of co. Huntingdon; ob. 8 Aug. 1400. 1st wife. ; ch: Thomas (m. Elizabeth Wychingham & Eleanor Welles) Hoo ; = Elizabeth, da. and coheiress of Wm. de Echingham. Re-mar. Sir Thos. Lewknor, of Bradhurst. 2d wife. ; ch: Thomas (m. Alicia Urrey) Hoo
- Thomas Hoo, created Lord Hoo and Hastings, Kt. of Garter; he ob. 13 Feb. 1455; Inq. p.m., 33 Hen. VI. Sussex and Suffolk. = Elizabeth d. of Nicholas Wychingham; Inq. 33 H. VI. 1st wife. ; ch: Anne (m. Geoffry Bulleyne) Hoo ; = Eleanor, da. and heiress of Lionel, Lord Welles; Inq. 33 H. VI. She remar. Jas. Lawrence, and then, 3dly, Hugh Hastings. 2d wife. ; ch: Anna (m. Sir Roger Copley), Eleanor (m. Thos. Echingham & Sir James Carew), Elizabeth (m. Sir Thos. Massingberg & John Devenish) Hoo
- Thomas Hoo; ob. 28 Oct. 1486. S.P. Inq. p.m. Herts & Beds. Nov., 2 Hen. VII, leaving the descendants of his aunt Margaret his heirs. = Alicia, da. of Walter Urrey. (Batt. Abb. Records.)
- Thomas Hoo, of Herts; ob. 1480. (Clutterbuck makes him son of Alice, and give the descendants till the heiress mar. Sir Jon. Keate, vol. iii, p.73.) = Dorothy, da. and heiress of . . . . Norwood.
- The Sinclairs of England
- https://books.google.com/books?id=SrBonYuIxLUC&pg=PA322&lpg=PA322&dq=Thomas+Hoo+1486&source=bl&ots=DbskyX14zR&sig=eLAg7mMVo4p1D3EaEkz1Q5kA4tA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFuNOLo9LLAhVX0GMKHREgD3YQ6AEIRTAJ#v=onepage&q=Hoo&f=false
- Pg.322
- .... Sir William Hoo of Hastings had served three sovereigns in ambassadorial, diplomatic, and other distinguished ways during forty years. He died Lord Hoo and Hastings, 22d November 1410, aged 75. His first wife was Alice de St. Omer, daughter and coheiress of Nicolas, Lord de Malmaynes, of the baronial Kent family who came with the Conqueror, and who were heired chiefly by the Crevequeres, barons of Chatham and Leeds Castle. Sir William Hoo and Alice de St. Omer had Thomas, who succeed his father, and in more ways than one. .... In the roll of the knights of the garter, Sir Thomas Hoo, lord Hoo and Hastings, is entered as elected in 1445, and these services are the explanation of his K.G. In 1460 William, lord Hastings, had K.G. Sir Thomas had two brothers, John and William, and one sister, 'Margaret, who married the wealthy Thomas St. Clere, from which marriage the family of Gage is descended.' The antiquary adds, 'The descendants of the daughter Margaret were ultimately the heirs of Thomas Hoo who died in 1486.' This was the last of the line. Margaret's brother William was also a distinguished man, .... etc.
- The history and antiquities of Horsham By Dorothea E. Hurst
- http://books.google.com/books?id=pPQVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA63&lpg=PA63&dq=Thomas+Hoo&source=bl&ots=0S7_T0Re5m&sig=gegdxnmP2qoFKi8yyyti3Qt7dGY&hl=en&ei=kcTAS_7tJNOCnQe--435CQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=10&ved=0CBkQ6AEwCTgy#v=onepage&q=Thomas%20Hoo&f=false
- Pg.61
- .... We have nothing to relate of the next heir, Sir Thomas; but his son William, marrying Alice, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas de St. Omer, became Lord of Hoo, of Offley, of Monkbarton in Norfolk, and other manors, and was a man of considerable importance during the reigns of Edward III., Richard II., and Henry IV. .... etc.
- Pg.62
- .... He was, nevertheless, from time to time occupied by this new Sovereign in matters of great trust till the year 1410, when he received his last appointment, which he was unable to fulfill; his strength was failing him, and the knight, who for forty years had faithfully served three Sovereigns, died on the 22nd November, at the age of seventy-five years, and was buried in the chancel of the church at Mulbarton, which he had rebuilt, ornamenting the windows with portraits of his first wife, Alice, who had been buried there, and of himself kneeling in armour with his sword by his side. She was the mother of their son Thomas, who succeeded to the estates, and had been knighted in his father's lifetime; he was present and fought at the battle of Agincourt, 25th October, 1514, being the only knight in the retinue of Thomas, Lord Camoys, .... etc.
- Pg.63
- Sir Thomas Hoo died 23rd August, 1420, leaving two sons by different wives, both named Thomas, .... an indisputable fact, as appears by the testament of the elder brother, which commences thus; " I, Thomas Hoo, Knight, Lord of Hoo and Hastings, the xij. daye of February the yere of King Henry the sixt the xxxiij., .... , he proceeds to make bequests, to "my brother Thomas and his eyrys," and also leaves his daughters to be "rulyed, gouvernyd, and maryed, by the discecion of my wyffe, and Thomas Hoo my brother." .... etc.
- Pg.64
- He died February 3, 1455, the day after the date of his will. He was twice married; by his first wife he had one daughter named Anne, who married during her father's lifetime, Sir Geoffrey Bulleyne, Knight, ancestor of Queen Elizabeth. By his second wife he had three daughters, the eldest called Anna in some manuscripts—but by Dugdale, Jane—was aged seven at her father's death. She married Sir Roger Copley of Roughey. The names of the others were Eleanor and Elizabeth. Eleanor married first Thomas Etchingham, and then Sir James Carew of Beddington. Elizabeth married Sir Thomas Massingberg, citizen and mercer of London, and afterwards John Devenish of Hellingly.
- We must now turn to the immediate object of our present notice, Thomas, half-brother of the above, who succeeded to the greater part of the family estates. His mother was Elizabeth, daughter of William Etchingham; he married early, Alice, daughter of Walter Urrey of Rusper. The mother of this Alice was one of the daughters of Sir Thomas Burcester, .... etc.
- Pg.67
- He died, leaving no children, on the 8th October 1486. .... etc.
- Thomas St Clere (28 October 1401 – 1435) was a son of Sir Philip St Clere of Penshurst Place. He was a major landowner whose estates included property in eight English counties.
- Thomas was the younger son of Sir Philip St Clere and his wife Margaret de Loveyne. At an enquiry held on 6 March 1423/4 to assess whether Thomas had reached the age of majority, a total of twelve witnesses testified that he had been born at East Grinstead on 28 October 1401 and baptised at the church there on the same day.[1] Thomas' parents died during his childhood and their property was inherited by their oldest son, John St Clere. However, John in turn died on 2 November 1418, at which stage his younger brother Thomas became his heir. The extensive range of properties that Thomas inherited were situated in a total of eight counties – Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Kent, Leicestershire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Suffolk and Surrey.[2]
- Thomas St Clere married Margaret, daughter of Sir William Hoo and his wife Alice St Omer. Thomas was still a minor in the wardship of Henry V at the time of his marriage but the necessary licence had not obtained from the King. On 5 February 1422/3, a pardon was granted to Sir John Pelham who had arranged the marriage.[3] The record of this pardon states that John had been ordered to have Thomas unmarried before the King in Chancery at a certain day but, nevertheless, John caused Thomas to be married in the meantime; this suggests that the marriage probably took place fairly soon before the pardon was granted, probably in 1422. On 8 February 1423/4, Thomas paid £200 to Henry VI in order to be forgiven for his own involvement in the irregularity.[4]
- Thomas and Margaret were the parents of:
- Elizabeth St Clere – married William Lovell
- Eleanor St Clere – married Sir John Gage
- Edith St Clere – married Sir Richard Harcourt
- .... etc.
- From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_St_Clere
- The visitations of Hertfordshire, made by Robert Cooke, esq.,Clarencieux, in 1572 .... etc.
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- Hoo of Paul's Walden.
- Sir Thomas Hoo, Kt. = Isabel, da. and heir of Sir John St. Leger, Kt. ; ch: Sir William (m. Alison St. Omer) Hoo
- Sir William Hoo, Kt. = Alison [? Ellenor], da. and heir to the Lord St. Omer, and by her mother, heir to Sir Nicholas Malmaynes. ; ch: A (Pg.13 Thomas (m. Dorothey Norwood) Hoo)
- http://archive.org/stream/visitationshert00britgoog#page/n23/mode/1up
- Pg.13
- A : Thomas Hoo of Hoo, co. Hertf., 2 son. = Dorothey, da. and heir of . . . . Norwood. ; ch: Thomas (m. Maud Bardolfe) Hoo
- .... etc.
- Sir William Hoo, Kt. = Alison [? Ellenor], da. and heir to the Lord St. Omer, and by her mother, heir to Sir Nicholas Malmaynes. ; ch: A (Pg.13 Thomas (m. Dorothey Norwood) Hoo)
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Officials from the township and borough are currently drafting a joint resolution supporting the concept of a merged library which will be adopted at meetings next month, Mendham Borough Administrator Ralph Blakeslee said on Friday.
The two municipalities have also filed an application for a REDI grant with the state to help pay for a professional who would work with the Merger Steering Committee to determine the size, services and possible location of the library, said Blakeslee.
Three locations for the proposed library are still under consideration, including two in Mendham Borough and one in Mendham Township, said Joyce D'Angelo of the Merger Steering Committee.
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Wonderful 2-bedroom villa, newly built in the traditional Mallorcan style. New 8x4 meter pool. Secluded and spacious south-facing gardens with fabulous views over Soller and the Tramantana Mountains. Tastefully furnished to a high standard. A 10mins walk to the Town Square and a short tram ride to the beach.
Every room is equipped with air conditioning and heating and there is a working fireplace in the lounge. The villa is suitable both for families and groups of friends. Parking is on level ground next to the villa and all doors in the villa are easy-access, double doors. Full access available to the terraces and outdoor eating area next to the villa but lower terraces would be difficult for wheelchair access.
Well what can I say to convince you that this is a fantastic retreat other than the fact that we have only been home a couple of weeks and have decided to book again for 2 weeks next year....yippee!!
The villa and pool are exceptionally well maintained and the hosts Neal & Sue could not be more helpful. The steep and very narrow lane up to the property is the only downside but we just decided to leave the little Fiat at the bottom of the lane and walking up and down kept us fit! The views over Soller and the surrounding mountains are spectacular. There are many very good restaurants in the town of Soller and the Port of Soller is only 9 euros in the taxi or you can take the tram with its little wooden seats. There is so much to see and do in this area but dragging yourself away from the Villa and pool is very difficult.
This is a wonderful villa - the best we've stayed at in more than 20 years of renting villas in Europe! We were so impressed that we've already booked to go back next year.
It's not just it's unique position overlooking Soller, it's the privacy, the excellent pool, the facilities provided, it's quiet location and it's close proximity to Soller and so many good restaurants - we loved it!
There is a drawback and that's the road leading up to the villa. It is steep, but it's main difficulty is, how narrow it is with walls on either side.One does get used to it and we adopted a routine:- door mirrors in; windows open; driver takes car as close as possible to drivers side and keeps the revs up and passenger puts head out of the window to ensure safe passage on their side.We'd hired a Hyundai Group B car and frankly that was almost too wide. As Sue and Neal suggest, a Fiesta or something very similar would be ideal. And do take out full insurance or get an annual excess protection before you arrive. Thankfully we only had to pay 27 Euros for destroying a wheel trim! We must add that the road should not put you off - as mentioned earlier, we're going back next year, but you do need to be ready for it.
Sue and Neal were extremely helpful and very good at replying quickly to any e mail queries. We cannot praise their villa enough and the thought that we will be returning next year will keep us going through those long winter months!
We've just come back from a fabulous week at this villa. The villa is very well equipped and comfortable - the pool is fabulous and the view is spectacular. The approach road to the villa is daunting to say the least but being so high up, you are rewarded with the best views of Soller. I wouldn't have any hesitation recommending the villa - it's spotlessly clean, has air conditioning and everything you need for a relaxing week. Sue and Neal were really helpful before and during the booking - and Pedro came as soon as he could when we had a problem with the water in the villa.
Without doubt one of the best holidays we have had. The villa was superb located within 10 minutes of beautiful Soller yet enjoying unbelievable views across the town from a hillside position. The villa had everything we needed for a comfortable stay and the pool was just gorgeous. Several nights we just stood in the pool drinking wine and looking at the lights of Soller. The town itself is stunning with the cafes and restaurants in the square offering great food with the added bonus of watching the trams trundling by. Perfect for a train nut like our 6 year old son! For anyone looking for a totally relaxing break in beautiful surroundings and the opportunity to sample the rustic charms of Mallorca - this is the perfect location.
A really excellent villa in a lovely location. Soller is a lovely town and the villa is within easy walking distance (although people with impaired mobility will not manage the walk up to the villa itself). We will definitely be booking to come back although will not bother with hiring a car for the duration of the stay!
This villa fully met our expectations. It is located on a hillside with expansive views across Soller to the mountains. The accommodation is well appointed and is perfect for 4 people. The terraces provide options for relaxing in sun or shade throughout the day, and the pool is also a real asset, especially on a hot day.
The owners were easy to contact and were very responsive.
One point to note is that access to the villa is up a steep and narrow road which can be daunting, but is doable in a compact car ( VW Golf in our case ).
In summary, we would stay there again if in the area.
Soller is a most attractive town situated in the stunning Tramantana mountains on the West Coast of Mallorca, famous for its fragrant orange and olive groves. It is also situated only 4km inland from the beaches and shops at Port of Soller which can be accessed easily by the well known tram service. Nearby are the scenic villages of Fornalutx , Deia, and Valldemossa. It is a paradise for walkers, cyclists and ornithologists or alternatively you can sit and watch the world go by in one of the many bars and restaurants in the lovely Town Square.
Other Activities: Many golf courses within 30 mins drive
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Jun 17 2017 - Sep 1 2017
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To confirm your booking, we require a 25% non- refundable deposit of the total cost of the holiday, together with a signed booking form. The balance payment must be paid at least 8 weeks prior to the arrival date and is non refundable if the period cannot be rebooked. An additional charge of 1.4% is made for on-line payments from the UK, 1.9% from Europe and 2.4% for the rest of the world.


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The Vision
You're the one I never saw
The one to whom it never concerned
And in a certain manner of speaking,
It never will.
You're the one I thought I remembered
From another one's face
Those blue fires hooked a fearsome second,
Then threw it quickly back.
You're more than meets the eye
But less than meets the mind.
You'll launch a thousand ships in time,
But none will come back home.
If you take a look around,
At the clocks I have in store,
You'll find none without a face,
But without yours, forever more.
So where was I, among trifling thoughts.
The Willow's word has come at last,
No promise for things I see.
I must say, that I am estranged from this reality.


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Ideal property for first time buyers or buy to let investors. Completely renovated to a high level through out. Mid terraced property comprises of entrance hall, lounge, kitchen/ diner, to the first floor two bedrooms and modern bathroom suite, and the second floor is a loft room with plenty of storage in the eaves. Externally the property has a rear paved yard with a roller shutter garage door. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing. Viewings are highly advised to appreciate what the accommodation has to offer.
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Im working at a customer site and they have BE 2010R2 SP1 and I have installed the remote agent on their servers using the wizard. It says completed correctly and when I RDP the servers, the Agent is there. BUT...when you run the new backup job wizard it says cannot find resources. I can ping the servers, firewalls are off and AV on-access-scanning disabled?
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I would start in the Device Manager and check the following:
Medium Changer devices - for BE 2010 it should be Unknown Medium Changer
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Appartemento 6 posti letto: Pisa Province Vacation Rental by Owner Listing 1028339ha
Tinaia House nr. 27, 28: three rooms (6 beds), ground floor with garden and outdoor space, a dishwasher, kitchen, living room with sofa bed, double bed, bedroom with 2 single beds and bathroom with shower. Internal equipment to Apartments Our apartments are equipped with every comfort to make your stay a dream. The designer kitchen is equipped with utensils and tableware fine linen, freezer and microwave. Tv Lcd satellite and internet access via cable or Wireless LAN. Air conditioning and heating. Hair dryer and drying room. Phone for calls. The apartment (27 and 28) have provided the kitchen with a dishwasher. Equipment external to Apartments: Our apartments all have a lovely panoramic terrace (terrace or garden) pay attention to details provided of pergola, table and chairs where you can enjoy a good red wine while enjoying the magic of the Tuscan sunsets
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Apartments from 2 3 4 5 6 beds, all amenities
Services including access to two swimming pools with sun loungers guaranteed (headset not required) Parking available Barbeque Permission and bed linen and towels changed weekly and every three days in the apartment suite in the consumption of water, electricity and gas tax to Apartments The Interiors Our apartments are equipped with every comfort to make your stay a dream The designer kitchen is equipped with utensils and crockery fine linen, freezer and microwave satellite LCD TV and free wired internet or Wi Fi Air conditioning and heating Hairdryer In the drying and superior apartments (9:10) There is also a wonderful whirlpool tub and kitchens are equipped with dishwasher in the apartments 27 and 28 kitchens are equipped with dishwasher equipment external to suit Terrace Apartments and panoramic garden equipped or position of the source Hare allows our guests to enjoy all the magic of the Tuscan countryside and being just 15 km from the sea. You can move in a short time in the beautif
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Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
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- Services not included: Additional bed € 15.00 per person per day Final cleaning € 50.00 (obligatory only in apartments) € 100.00 deposit refundable upon departure Internet / WI FI € 5.00 per day or € 25 , 00 apartments in a week Breakfast € 10.00 per person per day, including half-board in the suites in apartments € 35.00 (breakfast and dinner) dinner in half board € 25.00 per person per day Dinner for children under 12 years with half board € 15.00 € 20.00 per week Highchair Cot € 10.00 per week Laundry / Ironing € 10.00 Daily cleaning and linen change on request € 80.00 Services included access to two swimming pools with sun loungers guaranteed (headset required) Car parking Bed linen and towels changed weekly in apartments and suites in three days every day cleaning in Suite consumption of water, electricity and gas tax...moreless
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- Farm Holidays
- Autumn Foliage
- Churches
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- Library
- Museums
- Nude Beach
- Restaurants
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- Zoo
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Pool / Spa
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- Heated Pool
- Outdoor Pool
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This property is located in the countryside near Riparbella in privileged and strategic position, away from the crowds, close to the sea (15 km), transportation routes and various places of interest, recreational, historical and cultural places like Siena, Volterra , San Gimignano, Bolgheri and the Etruscan Coast where you can relax on the beautiful natural beaches. The residence has two swimming pools, one for children. Our hotel offers accommodations for every need, an old shell that contains all the comforts of modern life: air conditioning, wi-fi, furniture and details of high design and services. In its restaurant, with terrace, you can taste all the specialties of the area. In the heart of Tuscany, the more rural and traditional, our structure will allow you to rediscover the contact with nature, thanks to the wooded area surrounding the residence. Hiking, Nature, will accompany you in the path of relaxation you need on holiday. The use of fine finishes, you will love the rooms, attention to detail. Great attention has been paid so as not to distort too much the atmosphere and the original spirit of the place, trying to integrate and harmonize all work with the existing context. Outside offer ample green space and shady, where he was privileged the use of indigenous tree species with an arrangement of refined beauty.
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Sometimes a man knows his time has come. He has done his work, taken his blows and thus he is as ready as he ever will be to claim his reward. That reality became inexorable when you watched Justin Rose carrying away his first major title in the small hours of yesterday morning.
On the historic and begrudging Merion track, which for four days had treated the heirs of Ben Hogan and Bobby Jones as though they were nothing so much as a bunch of impostors, Rose simply refused to be intimidated. If he had dwelt for a moment on the appalling record of English golfers in the majors – just two winners and seven titles (six of them belonging to Sir Nick Faldo) in 43 years – he pushed it aside along with his morning coffee.
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Phil Mickelson, five times a runner-up in the US Open and weighed down both by his yearnings and those of the crowd, could never regain the control he exerted on the first day. The Tiger was consumed by still another battalion of demons. Rory McIlroy, slipping ever further into the harsh realisation that inordinate ability can take you only so far without a certain steeliness of application, molested his clubs. Luke Donald forlornly took off his socks and looked into the water for his ball and another set of mangled hopes. And Lee Westwood, who fights so hard against the idea that his time has come and gone, fought gallantly to rescue something from the debris.
By contrast, Rose was serene. You recalled something else he said at Augusta. "I always felt heading into my thirties and since turning 30 that the years between 30 and 40 would be my prime. It was the time to put into practice all the things I had learnt and often had to learn the hard way.
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Scott, making the best of his dwindling days with a belly-putter, stole Rose's ground in Georgia but up in Pennsylvania they were separated not just by shots but a world of edge and confidence. "You go through various stages," Rose said. "An important one is learning to enjoy those moments when you are really on the edge, fighting for a big win. I'm passed that now. In golfing terms, I think I've hit the final stage, the last challenge."
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No doubt Indian cricket had good reason to linger over the celebration of the careers of men like Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid. However, the rulers of the game which has given us such riveting entertainment during the Champions Trophy tournament really owe us an explanation for the delayed arrival of the mesmerising Shikhar Dhawan.
At the age of 27, and with a Test match average of 187 – after just one Test – Dhawan is a jewel who was kept under covers for too many years.
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WoodWorx® Desktop Kit Kit PLUS+ 25 PocketFiles, 5 PolyMagniFiles, 1" PortaFile Binder
Item #: 20312