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A former BBC colleague of Jimmy Savile accused him of being a necrophiliac whose usual sexual partners were 'under-aged subnormals'.
The astonishing allegations were made on Radio 5 Live by Paul Gambaccini, who started working as a DJ on Radio 1 in 1973.
He said he was made aware of the necrophilia claims in the Eighties.
His comments stunned presenter Nicky Campbell who tried to stop the conversation by saying the allegations were not in the public domain.
Gambaccini continued, saying the BBC was not the only organisation at fault for failing to expose Savile.
He said the press was equally to blame and claimed a reporter was heard talking at a wedding 10 years ago about Savile being a necrophiliac.
He said: "The expression I came to associate with Savile's sexual partners was either one used by production assistants or one I made up to summarise their reports ... 'under-age subnormals'.
"He targeted the institutionalised, the hospitalised - and this was known. Why did Jimmy go to hospitals? That's where the patients were."
But he said these things were taking place at a time when staff failed to get to grips with the concept of paedophilia.
"It was considered so far beyond the pale that people didn't believe it happened," he said during the 5 Live Breakfast Show.
And he said the problems with failing to call Savile to account went well beyond the BBC.
He questioned why newspapers had not acted when he said a tabloid reporter had boasted that his colleagues were aware of a story linking Savile to "necrophilia".
Campbell pointed out: "That particularly lurid accusation that you have just brought to people's attention is one that has not been in the public domain."
Gambaccini agreed and asked "why not?". And he asked: "Who vetted the knighthood? Coco the clown?"
He said the entire society was taken in by Savile - "including the Prime Minister who invited him to Chequers; including the royal family, photographed with him, he got a knighthood in this country, he got a papal knighthood.
"This is not just the BBC this is history, this is a man who conned an entire society," Gambaccini added.Reuse content


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The 1 lb, 6 oz Cuben fiber Rocket tent disappeared for awhile from the Brooks Range web site, and now the pix is back, and they mention it again, but it is not shown in the area where you can order it. It has now shown up on mountaingear.com, but is sold out? Maybe they signed an exclusive marketing agreement, but the supplier has none for either selling site?
The Rocket has a functional, integrated, non-removable vestibule, unlike the BD Firstlight, the ID Wedge, or either of the Rab eVent tents. It is designed for the high mountains, not the Georgia pines, but it does have 3 vents. Use poles you would bring anyway for the 1 ½ pounds, or use some or all of the poles they send along for a bit more weight. (I have no affiliation) $655.00
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It's on the Mountain Gear website, but "sold out".
Is it really worth $655?
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Just buy the better American-made option…
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Just buy the better American-made option…
Those two shelters have absolutely nothing in common so I cannot see how one would substitute for the other.
I would agree with Franco. The shape and guyout points of the Rocket would definitely mean better wind performance, not to mention the focus on 4 season performance. Not sure the Lightheart is designed for that.
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Abilene Daily Reporter, The (Newspaper) - August 2, 1935, Abilene, Texas ITLY CLO Abilene llatlp Reporter "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT H EDI ME noN VOL LIV. Full Leased Wire of Associated Press United (UP) ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1935-FOURTEEH PACES (Evening Edition of The Abtoit Morning Newt) NUMBER 236 Operation Murder Suspect Held Peace Parley Is Hopelessly Snarled NEW RELIEF MAN HERE Switch For Him T. Brooks pres- ent Taylor county relief adiuln- 'Jfjfotor, will go to Brownwood u 1 iSnlnljtrator for newly created relief district 14-A. Cites Editors Judge M. S. Munson, of Anile- ton who cited six Houston news- paper edlters and reporters lor ignoring his order not to print testimony In the trial of Clyde Thompson, convict nftttderer. A court4est of. authority now is R. C. Conley, of Waco, To Be Administrator For This District Announcement from Austin day noon o! directing personnel in 38 newly created district relief of- fices throughout Texas revealed three switches in this section. Doyle T. Brooks, present Taylor county relief administrator, becomes administrator for the Brownwood district, 14-A, composed of Brown, Coleman, Runnels, concho and Mc- Culloch counties; headquarters at Brownwood. K. C. Conley, now field represen tative In the Waco district, wi: come to Abilene, headquarters cit of district 13-A, composed of Tay lor, Callahan, Eastland, Stephens Shackelford and Jones counties. Fonnwaj To Bweetwattr Roy F. Fonnway, now Fishe county relief administrator, will to Sweetwater, headquarters city o district 13-B, composed of Nolan Sterling, Coke, Mitchell, Scurry and Fisher counties. Iceman First Heat Victim LONGVIEW, Aug. terdar wu a record hot da; for thfa oily all the Ice man was the first heat victim. The Jce nun, Charles B.: Mor- ris, So, was taken to a htspital where he was still uncoitcious today. The mercury hit a new high for the DEATH RIDDLE IN HONOLULU Former Police Officer, Is Arrested HONOLULU, AUK. liam Oorum, 27. former Honolulu police officer, today protested from a Jail cell his innocence of the death of his first wife a month age, while at Waikiki. His second bride of ten days wept a honeymoon cottage. "I'm not the one, he was quoted as telling officers who ar- rested him. He reiterated his claims of Innocence to newspaper men as he told them has was a nephew of Bill Corum, New York Journal sports writer, and a family friend of Secretary of State Cordell Hull He was to be arraigned for plea on the murder charge today. Mrs. Marjorie Corum, 27, super- intendent of nurses at Quetns hos- pital, was found shot to death at tteir home July 3. After a brief See RIDDLE, Page 14, Col. 4 Retired Farmer Drops Dead On Winters Street Special to the Reporter. WINTERS. Aug. H. Arn- about 60, prominent retired fcHjer, dropped dead near the Flm National bank here at 9 o'clock this morning. Physicians who ex- amined him attributed death to a bursted blood vein in the brain. Survivors Include his widow and I a. daughter. Mrs. Robert Baker of Winters. Funeral arrangements. Incom- son, state relief becajn Taylor county's administrator Jan uary 24, this year, succeeding Lloyd B.Thomas. i: Headquarters by .districts and the administrator were: 1-A, Mt. Pleasant. J. 6. D. Wit ting." 1-B, Marshall, Charles H. Spence 2-A, Tyler, Edgar Hutchlns. 2-B, Nacogdoches, J. J. Hutchison 3-A, Livingston, Roy Burt. 3-B, Beaumont, H. K. McBath. 4-A, Greenville, A. M. Braswell. 4-B, Dallas, O. A. McGregor. 5-A, Teague, Tom Llndley. 5-B, Crockett, W. H. Long. 6-A, Houston, W. B. Collier. 6-B, Wharton, Julius Fischer. 7-A, Port Worth, Floyd H. Helm. 7-B. Mineral Wells. J. Garrett 8-A. Cleburne, Loys R. Sessions 8-B, Waco. E. L. TJpshaw. 9-A. Temple. Paul E. Parker. 9-B. Austin, A. H. Piper. 10-A. San Antonio, T. H. Lang- lam, Jr. 10-B, Victoria, J. Howze. 10-C, Kenedy, Victor Dzlewas. 11-A, Alice, L. O. Wilder. i 11-B, Edinburg, C- J. Sweeney. I 12-A, Wichita Falls, Bala Wll- I liams. 12-B, Childress, A. W. Long. 13-A, Abilene, R. C. Conley. 13-B, Sweetwater, R. F. Formway. 14-A. Brownwood, Doyle Brooks. H-B, Fredericksburg, C. H. Bauer. 15-A, Dvalde, H. B. Lancaster. 16-A, PKmpa, s. H. Halle. 16-B, Amarillo, M. V. Compton. 17-A, Plalnvlew, E. J. Reed. 17-B, Lubbock, W. E. Inmon. 18-A. Big Spring, C. W. Axe. 19-A, San Angelo, H. W. 20-A, El Paso, (to be named later) 20-B, Alpine, Harris S. Smith. Pilot En Route In Tailless Plane SANTA MONICA, Calif., Aug. 2 John H. Glese hopped off late yesterday for the first transcontinental night of Waldo Waterman's new small, tall-less air- plane designed to bring private fly- Ing within the reach of persons of modest means. Giese, head of the department section of the federal department of commerce bureau of air com- merce, will deliver the ship to offic- ials at Washington, D. C., where further tests will be made to de- termine whether it meets the de- partment's specifications. He planned to follow the south- ern transcontinental route east- ward In easy hops, since the Wat- erman "arrowplane" carries only enough gas for about three hours' flying. Included In the stops will be Phoenix, El Paso, Dallas, Jack- son and Atlanta. IrVillson To Visit Every Club In 41st Dis- trict By Fall The Abilene Rotary club Friday entertained Its overlord, smiling Jim Willson of FloyoSala, governor of the 4Ist district. .Willson spent the morning on a busi- ness houses members work, going to, the .Hilton at for the weekly program. John B. "president, was. .cere _Jes: The district late yesterday for the club's assembly night at which he addressed the chairmen of 20 committees, at a dinner given at the Wooten. Next week he will be in Stamford, Olney, Wichita Falls and Port Worth, and by mid-October will have visited each of the 59 clubs In largest district. Its .tei itory Is even larger than that of the West Texas chamber of comme ce. Willson was nominated district governor at the Midland conven- tion In May, and confirm! I at Ro- tary International's big athertng in Mexico City In June. He suc- ceeds Tom Taylor of Bi wnwood During the early part of fie year, January to May, he toued the Orient with Bob Hill, th( i inter- national president, with tops in China, Japan, the Philippine Is- lands, Java and India. Fort Worth will be the to the 41st district. Dates May 4-5. Contempt Case Rule Saturday ANGLETON, Aug: 22.- ments In the contempt he rings of six Houston newspaperm n were completed at p. r today. Judge M. S. Munson anno need he would render his verdict a Saturday. The which got derway esterday, was the outgrow i of the recent trial of Clyde T Dmpson, convict slayer. Judge Mur on ord- ered the reporters not to pi mony. The order was igno Utilities EXPANSION TRADE NOTED mprovement General Dun Brads tree e states IS V British And Italian Dele gates Are Far Aparl In Their Views On the Ethiopian Crisis 2. An apparently hopeless dead lock developed today betwee Great Britain and Italian dele g-ates in efforts to mediate th Italian-Ethiopian crisis, and a meeting of the council of th league of nations, aummontx for today to receive settlemen proposals, was postponed in definitely. Fill to Agree Capt. Anthony Eden, representing Great Britain, and Baron Pompeo Alolsl, Premier Benlto Mussolini' negotiator for Italy, precipitated thi deadlock when they failed to agrei on one clause of a two-part plan to avert war. Mussolini flatly refused to clause which, It was understood fixed a time limit for negotiations to end. The stalemate developed as .the elected: -Argu- t testi- d. GENEVA, Aufi (UP) 4.; ..freriler Prertr 'Laval of (France; UM a secret meetlnf of tie lea- rue of nattona- council ttnlfbt that France and Britain had Mrmed united front (o break a deadlock'-which has developed In thdiyttforts to wive the dis- pute between Italy and Ethio- pia. The vouncil prepared for a nltht KKlon to approve a com- promise on which four nations were believed to be nemrlnf an acreement. council optimistically expected a compromise based on favorable re- ports from a conference of Capt. Eden, Baron Alolsl and Premier Pierre LaVal of France, last night. Tne situation was deemed so grave that even private sessions of the council were suspended and mem- bers met in closed executive session to hear Laval explain the status of negotiations. Further aggravating the crisis was notification from Prof. Gaston Jeze, legal assistant to Ethiopia's chief delegate, Tecla Hawarlat, that Abyssinia, cannot accept any solu- tion based on a 1906 treaty with Italy which Ethiopia never recog- nized. Sweden to Lift Arms Shipment Ban ADDIS ABABA, Aug. Sweden is almost certain to lift its arms embargo against Ethiopia, re- gardless of the attitude of Great Britain and other powers which are See LEAGUE, Page 13, Col. 4 Roosevelt May Pay Texas Call WASHINGTON, Aug. tentative Itinerary the White House has mapped for President Hoise- velt's 'vacation when congress td- Journs probably will Include at li asl one political goodwill mission to The borne state of a Capitol Hill al le. Mr. Roosevelt says he hopes t< go to the TJvalde, Texas, home of 'Ice President Garner this fall for a bii of fishing. Should his journey that way those close to him ex ieci him to' stop off In Arkansas to g eei Senator Robinson, the democratic leader, and the people there next year will vote on returning Robinson to the senate. His traveling plans also now [in- clude a stop-over at the August 23 Milwaukee meeting of young demo- crats. Bifl May Die h Conference )F eport AMARILLO RACE MEET AUSTIN, Aug. Amar- llio Trt-State Fair association todayJ applied to the Texas racing com- mission for a permit to conduct an finr at noon, are to be announced elfht-day horse race meet Vrom the Spill funeral home. from September 1J-31. there NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-fl A eneral expansion of bmhess to a igher level this week than during he similar period of last rear was ound In a survey Issued ioday by iun Bradstreet. "Accelerated by the pturn In the pace of opeatlons of some of the leading Indu.iries, far Hi advance of the utul period for expansion, more reached toward a higher level thaj was re- corded at this time i .-ear It was stated in the rwlev. "Continuous high !tcnperaturcs Sn TRADE, rafe U.Cot. 7 Came To Abilene Soon After Town Founded; Funeral Saturday William Fulwller, Sr., 83, who set- tled here soon after the town lot sale In the spring of 1881, died at his Elm street, at 10 a. m. today. He had been In poor health .for the past 18 months and seriously 111 forfqur weeks. Mr. Fulwllm4nqved with lly to Buffalo Gap on New Year's day in 1880 and entered the livery business with his brother, C. E. Ful- wller, at South First and Chestnut streets in the winter of 1881. With he passing of the horse and buggy days twenty years later, Mr. Fulwll- er entered the automobile top and upholstering business on the site now occupied bj the Queen theatre. Survivors Survivors include his widow, for- merly Miss Lottie Buhr, three sons, a daughter, a brother, a sister, eight and four great grand- children. The children, W. J., of Ab- ene, C. H., H. D. and Mrs. Charles Wright of Albuquerque were nil om to his first wife, Cella .Stlncli- comb Fulwller, who died in 1900. A rother, C. E., and a sister, Mrs. jeddle White of Fort Worth, also urvlve. Mr. Fulwiler was bom August 24 J51, near Amsterdam, Virginia. H moved to Texas In 1613 with 111 [Other, Mary Fulwiler. His father ames Fulwller, died In Tennessee In 872. The Fulwiler family settled In ell county, moving seven years .ter to Buffalo Gap. Funeral services will be held Sat- rday afternoon at 5 o'clock from te Laughter funeral chapel with r. M. A. Jenkens, pastor of the irst Baptist church, officiating. He 111 be assisted by Rev. Roy Kemp astor of Corinth Baptist church urial will follow In a local ceme- tery. Pallbearers will be Omer Marr Justin Moran, N. O. J. L Harris, Melvin Harrison, Alberl Hale, Josh Mcran and A. C. Bran- non. All of the children were at the beside at the time of his death. The two sons and daughter from Albu- querque arrived last midnight by automobile and W. J. arrived at 6 a. m today by airplane from Long Beach, Calif. Mandeville W. Zenge, 26, Is Seized By Chicago Police In Raid on Taxi- cab Stand Some Profess To See Pos- sibility of Compromise On The Measure WASHINGTON, Aug. Studying the effects of the second defeat which the house administered to the Roosevelt administration on the utility holding company Issue, some legislators predicted today that the utility bill .may now die In con- ference. On the other hand, some saw possibility of a compromise to settle the angry quarrel about compulsory dissolution of holding companies culled A chasm wider than ever separates the senate and house conferees on the measure as the result o[ the house action yesterday. After a debate broken by shouts, jeers and applause that chamber again voted down compulsory abo- See UTILITY Pofr. 14, Col. 6 Nichols Chosen CCRA Engineer COLEMAN, Aug. vin Xlchols of Fort Worth, a mem- ber of the engineering firm of Haw- ley, Preese and Nichols, today was named consulting engineer for the central Colorado river authority. It was believed that Nichols ap- pointment would be followed by the submission of a dozen small lake projects In Coleman county to Uis works progress administration. COCHRANE HAS OPERATION DETROIT, Aug. Cochrane, manager and catcher for the Detroit Tigers, underwent an operation for an eye Infection In Henry Ford Hospital last night, It was revealed today. TENNESSEE LIQUOR VOTE NASHVTLLE, Tenn.. Aug. CHICAGO, Aug. 2. Mandeville W. Zenge, 26-year- old jilted suitor of a pretty nurse, was seized here today in connection with the brutal mutilation murder of Dr. W. J. Bauer. He denied any knowl- edge of the crime. Nabbed in Tail Barn The slim, brown haired farm youth from Canton, Mo., was seized in a raid on a taxlcab bam In the western part of the city at a m. but news of his arrest was with- held while Investigators questioned him. "I didn't have anything to do with he sobbed, burying his face In his hands as he sat in the center of a circle of questioners. Mrs. Louise Shaffer Bauer, 33 hospital nurse of Kirksvllle, Mo. who married Dr. Bauer three weeks ago after breaking off a seven years ''understandipo" with Zenge, had Insisted that her rejected suitor 'Just couldn't have committed the crime." Bnuer, 38-year-old chemistry pro- fessor and post-graduate student at the University of Michigan, was kidnaped In Ann Arbor, Mich., Tues- day night and brought to Chicago where the barbaric operation was performed bsvjils captor. tiy do anything- to .the Zenge sobbed to police. "I loved' Louise, more than anything in the world, and I wanted her to be happy with him." Meets Father The suspect was brought face to face with his father, J. Andy Zenge, retired dairy fanner of Canton, Mo., in the state's attorney's office. The old man, broken with grief, Insisted for a half hour that the See BAUER CASE, Page 13, Col. 6 Lubbock Man Dies In Auto Smashup LUBBOCK, Aug. F. Reynolds, 30-year-old Lubbock architect, was killed when his au- omobile and a truck were In a lead-on collision five miles east ol Earth, Lamb county, early today. Reynolds had been to Lazbuddy in Farmer county, where he met with the school board considering plans for a new school building. He was returning home here when his automobile collided with a truck driven by C. L. StajifJeld of Grady, N. M. Stanfleld suffered a crushed right arm. Sheriff Lloyd of Olton said the mishap was unavoidable. Reynolds, survived by his widow and a five-day-old daughter, was a graduate of the University of Texas. He was a son of C. F. Rey- nolds of Houston. The body will be sent to Athens for burial. Mutilation Victim and His Widow Dr. Walter J. Baaer, M, who tru UM Tlctlm a fhMtlr niUlaiion in kmel; spot tai Chleafo that hta Ufa. He I. ahm here wltb bii of three weeka who remained In KlrkawlOt, Ma. where ahe la a nune, while her hatband attended etatt al Ann Alter, Mich. A Jilted tuitor of Mn. Bauer, Mandnlllt Zfaft, M, waa arreated In Chlcato in coonectleei with the eaaa. Nephew of Patton Denies Testimony of Eugene Sellers Norn's Shook of Houston Says Mysterious Box WASHINGTON, Aug. Norris Shook, a dark-haired hand- some Texan, firmly told the' house, lobby committee today that the mysterious box that his uncle Rep. Nat Patton D., Tex., carried out of a hotel here after a conference wltn a utility official contained cigars, and cigars only. Didn't Express Doubt he drawled, he did not- express doubt that cigars were In the box as had been charged. The hearing began to take on the appearance of a family party when Bonnie Patton, the congressman's slight, 17-year-old dark-haired daughter, also testified that the box held cigars. Shook, wearing a white linen suit, came from Houston, Texas, to de- fend his uncle against Insinuations ;hat the box contained other than cigars. In the senate lobby Inquiry, which 'Irst developed the "mystery box" story. Shook had been quoted by E. V. Sellers of Abilene, Texas, as say- ng, "hell, those Weren't cigars" In the box. Shook flatly denied he had said .hat. He told the committee how Pat- on, Sellers and he visited the May- lower hotel June 29, two days'be- ore the first house vote on the utll- tles "death sentence." He said Patton went upstairs to ee John W. Carpenter, president of he Texas Power Light company, in old friend, while he and Sellers 'walked down the street to a Jew- See LOBBY PROBE. Page 13, Col. 8 L Houston Man Finds Wife And Ex-Judge In Bryan Hotel BRYAN. Aug. M. Riedel, 36. Houston attorney, was freed on bond today after he '.'alved examining trial for the slay- ng of Luther Broadway, 43, form- er county Judge and county attor- ney of Madison county. Riedel, in a statement to police Met T. K. Mils, said he shoe Sroadway because he was In a ho- el room with his wife, a former teacher, of North Zulch In Madison county. Broadway stood in the doorway of ils room, clad only In his under- lothlng, when he was shot five imes in the head. He died Instant- Tillls said Mrs. Rlcdcl also was lad in her underclothing. Acting county attorney W. R. Al- len said he agreed to the bond house today adopted a reso-; because "all circumstances Indicate utloii calling for a state-wide ref ercndum October 10 on the ques- tion of legalizing liquor. The vote was 47 to 3t. that Riedel has a complete detenu. "The case will be handed to the See SLAVING, Pafe 14, Col. S Reveal Barrels Moved on Strength of Spurious Telegram AUSTIN, Aug. ex- haustive Investigation was launched today jy the railroad commission into a faked telegram on which a tender was Issued for the mrvement of barrels of crude petroleum. The fictitious telegram was pro- duced at n heaving of the legislative committee Investigating hot oil dur- ing questioning of Ernest O. Thomp- son, railroad commission chairman. On the basis of the telegram the communion's East Texa chief of staff approved the tender, testimony showed. The committee recessed subject to call of the chairman and likely will not meet for a few weeks. Members said they wished to Investigate some new leads before continuing. Thompson said every resource of tie commission would be used to trace the oil and the proceeds and U. f [16 fill In No Sense To Blame State Department Tells Germany WASHINGTON, Aug. diplomatic exchange of notes with the German government over the ripping of the Nazi Hag from the liner Bremen at New York was com- plete today with a state department reply that the Incident "was In no sense due to neglect on the part of American authorities." No apology had been demanded, and none was forthcoming In the answer given yesterday to Charge d'Affalres Rudolf Leltner by acting Secretary William Phillips. The note did say, however, that "it Is unfortunate that. In spite of the sincere efforts of the police to prevent any disorder whatever, the German national emblem should, during the disturbance which took place, not have received that respect to which it is entitled." The German government had In- structed Herr Leltrsr to "make the See FLAG, Page 13, Col. 0 Cardenas Drives For Prohibition MEXICO CITY. Aug. President Lazaro Cardenas, turning from Mexico's troubled politics to the possibility of prohibition, called for a campaign to free the nation "from the vice of alcohol.' A dispatch to the newspaper El quoted the president as telling femlnlnlsts organizations In the state of Miclioacan that laws prohibiting manufacture and sale of liquor would be put into effect "IT'fiecessary." It was to the women that he ad- dressed his cnv for a drive against alcoholism. Bostl Abilene and J nlKht And Saturday. Will Teim-Weil of lOOUl imrMIIll Partly cioudy tonight and Saturday; prob- ably ahowerfl In extreme west portion; IJIghtly cooler In Panhandle tonlghl. Eul of lOOih merldlap Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Tempenitunal Thun. Frt. p.m. f..m. 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Short Story by: SolaWolf
Status: Finished
Genre: Gay and Lesbian
Just to start, I wasn't meant to be a girl, or at least that's how I saw it. From the bullying from my peers and the one time that a teacher mistaked me for a guy, I honestly believed that, for 8 years I believed that. I couldn't wait to leave school, I couldn't wait to get out of the house either. I was adopted, and sometimes (whether they realized it or not) they treated me as such, an outsider in the famly. My real family was still around, my grandma mostly. The other half of me I wanted so desperately to be with (my father) remained at a distance, thinking that gifts would make up for lost time, that the awkwardness between us when he spilled the beans (I was 14) was just a phase, but he will find himself sadly mistaken. I never knew who he really was, maybe that's where this all started...but, I digress.
I never really thought about it much at first, I realized that I found both genders attractive and I'd say it as such, but I believed it was the libra in me, we recognize beauty in all forms (just like the Tod from Scrubs) However, I began talking with what group of friends I did have at school, and realized...I was a freak. I didn't fit in with the girl class: I was a tom boy, I loved to do things the guys could do, and I loved to do it better than them. Though I sound confident, I'm actually as deep as the water that fills a sink; I'm shy, and afraid to of rejection, but during school I tried my best for people to either find my awkwardness amusing, or leave me the hell alone.
When I met Molly, things started to change for me drasticly. Molly (a psychic) was friends with a boy I had practically grown up with (he's known as Koala) Koala had a secret too, one I had never noticed, or he hid it so well that I never would've guessed...until she told me. I was heart-broken in so many ways; why didn't he feel he could tell me? Did he think I had already known and just shrugged it off? I'd had a major crush on him that was growing through out school, he was the only one that treated me like an equal out of my friends, because like Molly told me, I could read people, quite well for my age too; So, I knew out of my friends who were the fakes. Koala wasn't necassarily nicer than they were, we fought a lot, almost like we 'were' dating or the kind of fight that makes people jokingly say, "They bicker like a married couple" but no one really asked me how much I had wanted that to be so, but since he wasn't interested in me, genderwise to say the least, I felt a hole within.Molly told me that it wasn't my fault, that wasn't why I was crying; I cared about him a lot, and I knew his family, particularly his mother, and she wasn't the kind to accept things easily; stubborn and set in her ways, I knew that his secret was probably eating at him to the very bone, and it wasn't anything I could help him with, which struck me even harder. Molly read me like a book before the day was out, she said I'd met the one to hold my hand in his heart...but I wasn't thinking of my prince...I pictured the man just around the corner, was me.
High School changed for me when Nate died. A major crush of mine in high school commited suicide, and what made me emotionless that day when they said it over the intercom was because I'd dreamed the exact moment the night before, and I didn't recognize the name until afterward. I sat at the lunch table as the guys were chatting with each other about going hunting while Koala sat reading the school paper across from me, and we both looked at each other like dejahvu. The world around me was silent, I saw lips moving, and yet it was silent...then the PA kicked on. I remember a scream breaking the weird spell I was in, and the voice of the principal explaining that a student had commited suicide November 7, 2001; it seems so clear even now, it sits on my heart still though I remember Molly saying I had to let go (I met her 2 years after all this) but it's hard when you're a shy teenager desperate for love, and you fall so hard for a boy you couldn't even muster a conversation with (I was that kind of shy and he was that kind of guy, but he was beautiful to me...he 'is' beautiful to me) I couldn't cry, it wasn't that I didn't want to, or I was pretending to keep my cool around my friends, I had forgotten how. My mother used to always yell at me when I cried, always angrily asking what was wrong with me when I couldn't tell her that the reason was her, so I trained myself to stop so she wouldn't yell, and I hadn't cried a drop for almost two years. Sitting there in all that sadness, I felt like I was feeding off it, taking in everyone's pain and holding it for them, so that when it was all over I'd be the one curled up in the corner balling my eyes out, I could never find it in myself to be mean or hurtful, I was at times, but it would eat at me if I didn't apologize for it, my very soul would turn into a weight inside if I didn't act myself, I will always be compassionate to a fault, no matter how hard I try to hide it. I made a promise to myself after that day, I wouldn't cut myself anymore (I will tell you however, the urge for that sensation is like going cold turkey from cigarettes after being a chain smoker for years...it is not something to be taken lightly) and that I wouldn't be this shell of a person anymore, I wouldn't go around with my head down thinking all the voices were talking about me, that everyone's opinion of me was pretty much like stepping in dog shit (my "It might be out in the open, and you might find yourself in the mess, but you whipe it off and move on" attitude) I kept tha promise, and in a way, I had to thank him so much for that, and I did.
Vocational school was totally different for me, I made sure of it. I put on my Neon Orange pants, converse, and my mac&cheese "soul mates" shirt and went to school with a smile on my face and change in my heart. At the beginning of the year we had a get-together where everybody acted like idiots and got points for it. I was up against a boy name Steve and a few others in impersonations (He was a major Chewy fan, thus his impersonation was such, and I was Scooby-Doo, which led to my nickname, Scoob) I had so much fun, and later I found they had posted a picture of me on their site where I was in mid-slid doing the cupid shuffle, and I realized I had made more friends in that one day than I did the two years at my normal high school. I was in Commercial Arts, Art was my thing and always will be (my desire to be the best tattoo artist is the one dream I won't give up on, no matter how frowned upon it is to my family) Everyone was so considerate and talkative, sure it was the first day, but that first day lasted for the last two years I had of high school, but that feeling inside started to come back again.
How can a girl explain to someone that she's a gay man trapped in a woman's body? What did that mean to most people? My friends thought I was saying it as a joke like I meant, "I'm a gay man (I like boys) trapped in a woman's body (I would still thus like boys...usually)" but that wasn't what I meant. I still felt that hole, and the gay scene was more than a fascination for me, it was a lifestyle. I wanted to be them, I wanted to feel right in my own skin. Koala didn't understand either (which is saying something since I was all for him coming out of the closet and then he turns insensitive on my part) I wanted him to be the one to understand, he knew me more than anyone (that also made it suck more when he got so mad that we lost touch) I had to just shrug it off and move on, and I have the best I can.
Graduation came and went, everyone going their own way, giving out e-mails, and phone numbers to keep in touch. It's hard to stay in touch with everyone (as a kid you have the mentality of "Oh, we're going to be BFF forever and we'll see each other on the holidays and parties and etc., but then you get to that point and you slowly progress into the realization that you have a job, they have a job or college (or both) and then finding the time to text or call becomes fewer, and fewer) As for me, I settled with a man I fell in love with at prom (though we met online) I snuck him in (we were allowed 21, he was 27) He was so kind and introduced himself to my friends, and like most girls (Or so I would suppose) the last slow song is the deal breaker.
I live with him now, happy as a "gay man in a girl's body" can be I guess. He's the kind of guy I probably don't deserve, but I'm grateful to have him, and he knows my secret; He understands, but he doesn't have the same interest in men as I do...so we made the deal that he stays with me if I stay a woman...which I guess is okay for me...but I just wanted to tell him something I couldn't tell many others, not family, not many friends...something I felt was extremely wrong was to change my gender...but then, there's that hole...
(This is a pic of me ^.^)
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OMG !! I read you piece and i have to say i understand where your coming from. i've not been in your situation but i've been kinda the same .. im writing a piece at hte moment about my AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) Basically means I was supposed to be bored a guy, but my body rehected the Androgen, so i was bored a girl, I have a YY chromozone instead of XY or XX And i have to talk tablets to replace the androgen, my whole life i've been told i was supposed to be a guy, i even considered a sex change, but i would be a gay guy, so logically there was no points spending the money for a sex change to be gay, my condition means i can not have kids and i do not have periods which just makes me feel like less of a girl, SO i kinda know how you feel to get up and not know what you are, what your suposed to be,
I hope you dont find this in any way critizing or to be taken in a piss taking way, as that is not what i intended, though ive never spoken to you and just told you all this personal stuff, i feel that it'd be nice for you to know your not alone. it was certainly nice for me to read this and know that im not the only one that feels this way.
Thank you :) I actually have heard of your condition (and saw an episode of House about it, not in a joking way but it's the only thing I can really compare it to) as for everything else I don't mind it at all, I wanted someone to read it and either feel the same or maybe understand and I'm glad you got it ^.^ so I think it's kind of neat, not in like a weird way or anything (if that makes sense) so I'm glad you liked it :)
Really ? Thats actually pretty cool, I think ima have to Youtube this ep of House :D and am glad you dont think its wierd :) Everyone is Different :) but when it all boils down to it, We're all the same inside, Bones, blood and bones , :D so be who you want to be :) im glad you've found someone who accepts you for you, i just have to fine that now :) :D haha someone who doesnt think im some kinda freak for my AIS :D xx
To be honest there shouldn't be many people that "do" think you are a freak because of AIS, that's just a symptom, it doesn't stand for you as a person. People should be more accepting of something someone else has no control over. If they do judge you in that way without getting to know you as a kind and considerate person than they're just shallow and not worth your time (granted that's just my opinion) but it's kind of true. Anyways, thanks again ^.^
Wow. That was a fantastic piece, it really was. Very real, something someone could relate to. I loved it.
The story is heartfelt and moving. I can really connect with the confusion and pain of searching for an identity and not fitting in anywhere. Please keep writing.
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This one wasn't from the on-line pen of the Former DC Staffer, rather it's a little mystery that I uncovered all on my own.
The painting you're looking at is the original painting, painted by Norm Breyfogle, that ended up as the cover for the landmark issue of Detective Comics #627. It was a landmark in that it celebrated the 600th appearance of Batman in that title. The idea at the time, as hatched by editor Denny O'Neil, was to update both the cover and the first ever Batman story. This idea wasn't a new one as Julius Schwartz had already done just that in 1969 when the 30th Anniversary of Batman had come round. The first story was written by Bill Finger and drawn by Bob Kane (or at least that's what we're led to believe, although the consensus is that Kane probably did indeed draw this one on his own). In 1969 Mike Friedrich, Bob Brown and Joe Giella took a pass at it, and for this issue the then creative teams of Batman's Marv Wolfman, Jim Aparo and Mike DeCarlo and Detective Comics Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle and Steve Mitchell both interpreted the story in their own styles. It's an interesting artifact, if only to see how four different creative teams saw the one story. But that's not our mystery.
Recently I interviewed inker Steve Mitchell for a project that I'm working on and we got to talking about Batman and his run on Detective over Norm Breyfogle's pencils. We'd almost finished the conversation when Steve suddenly said that he had one more interesting story about that particular run, if I wanted to hear it. I replied, "Of course," and Steve said, "I inked that entire issue on vellum over Xeroxes. Somewhere along the line those pencils got stolen. And it was my worst nightmare because I said I never wanted to ink an entire issue on vellum, and here it is, probably the most significant Detective issue that I'd ink and I had to ink it on vellum. All I know is that I begged Pat Bastienne to look, look and look for those pencils. I was not looking forward to the idea of inking those pages on vellum because it's a different surface, also vellum has the tendency sometimes to buckle. But they never found those pencils. I sometimes wonder if Norm eventually got them back because as far as I know they have never surfaced, not in all the years that I've been in comics. I have a couple of friends who are art dealers, so you would think that that stuff would surface at one time or another.
"DC has moved since that job was done, but if anybody took them they haven't seen the light of day since they were taken. They may have gotten lost during one of the moves and somebody brought them home. Of all the Batman jobs that I inked, that was the one that got lost, and frankly from a dollars and cents standpoint, that hurt me because part of the job and part of what the way I made my living was by resale and that was a pretty significant job with a lot of really good pages in it. It's still a mystery all these years later. My recollection is that I still did a pretty good job." I went back and had a read of the issue in question and Steve is right, he did do a pretty good job. You'd never have known that he inked the entire issue over photocopies.
The next thing I did was contact Norm Breyfogle to see what he remembered. He replied almost immediately, "Steve had to ink all those pencils on overlays over photocopies. DC paid me for the loss of the original pencils, and they were never recovered. Which means that my un-inked pencils on that landmark anniversary issue probably exist somewhere, because I assume they were stolen. Those are the only un-inked, published Norm Breyfogle Batman pencils in existence (assuming they do indeed exist). " I thought that was a strong statement to make, so I asked for clarification, did Norm believe the pencils were lost or stolen? "Probably stolen," replied Norm, "after all, I'm not absolutely certain. Hard to believe otherwise. The only two other logical alternatives is that someone destroyed them (whether by accident or on purpose) or someone lost them and doesn't want to take responsibility." Could there be another explanation? "Not really," replied Norm, "I mean, unless we're to invoke far-out theories of miniature black holes or whatnot, or blame it on ravenous termites with a taste for ink. 'The Ink-seeking Wormhole Termites vs. the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!'"
So where does that leave us? Somewhere, out there, there may exist twenty pages of original Breyfogle Batman pencils, the only ones in Norm's own opinion, that are stolen. Norm would like them back. If I see any pages from that issue while I'm in America then I won't be buying them - I'll be taking them from the dealer and handing them right back to Norm. The dealer can call the cops as far as I'm concerned. And just to clarify, it's the original penciled interior pages that went missing, not the cover painting (Norm sold that himself a few years back) or Steve's inked pages. I doubt that Norm will ever see those pages though as the general thought on such events is that comic art is rarely stolen, it's 'liberated' from companies and ends up in the hands of dealers, who then either store the stuff until an artist is dead, or no longer able to care, or they sell it and be damned about the artist. Art is only considered to be stolen when it's taken from the dealers themselves. I've always said that people should approach dealers and 'liberate' some select pieces of art from them and then hand them back to the artists, or their families. That doesn't go down too well. However if I do see those pages for sale anywhere then I'll be asking for them back, and I suggest that everyone else does the same. Personally I think it's past time that some thieves in the art community are exposed and made to be accountable for their actions.
I know this isn't by Norm, or Steve for that matter, but hey, I like throwing the odd piece of Hembeck art out there for people to see.
I remember seeing an email from a comic book professional who is held in high regard by all and sundry, who is considered to be one of the few true comic book legends for all his work in the industry, who recounted a story about a well known high profile art dealer. According to the professional the dealer has yet to pay for original art he took on consignment over twenty years ago and the art has long since been sold. The dealer had a business that he ran with a partner and when he was asked as to where the art had gone, or, more importantly, where was the money, the reply was that the dealer had split with his partner and that his partner had taken all of the art and said dealer was unable, or didn't want, to help the professional retrieve the art. The professional stated that the (verbal) deal had been made with the art dealer, not the partner, and that he wanted the art or the money. No reply. The art dealer is now well established and I wonder how much of his reputation for acquiring good, high profile and rare art was done on such deals. Another email later it came to light that the dealer had done something very similar to a major Golden Age comic book artist - art taken, no money paid and no art returned when asked. I expect that once the artist died the dealer might have felt that any remaining art in his possession was now rightfully his to sell as he saw fit, and indeed he did. The professional I spoke to said that why he doesn't say the dealer set out to outright steal from him, he certainly wound up with valuable art and the professional never saw a cent in return. You can image how the professional now feels as he walks past the dealer at various conventions, especially when the dealer prides himself on having such an honest reputation in art collecting circles and is known for his public displays of moral outrage.
And people wonder why I mainly buy my art directly from the artists themselves.
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BeschreibungSomeone doesn't want the Jonesville chargers to win the championship. When they refuse to forfeit, their coach is kidnapped. Several members of the team who formed the Base Stealers Club decide to rescue him. To make matters worse, no sooner do they liberate the coach than a mysterious assailant attacks the star pitcher and injures his pitching arm. Best by problems and facing an almost certain defeat, the team comes together and wins the championship, proving that there is strength in numbers and that winners never quit.
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English should be the sole official language of the EU according to German President Joachim Gauck. "One of the main problems we have in building a more integrated European community is the inadequate communication within Europe," he said in a speech in Berlin last February.
So is this a translation fail for the EU? It's not for lack of trying. Last year, the EU translated 176 million words in 23 different languages. (The addition of Croatian later this year will make it 24.) The employment of thousands of translators in this massive effort cost about $400 million last year. Translation costs make a tempting target in the Euro search for austerity, but Gauck was talking culture, not cost.
He believes that Europe needs a common language and multilingualism. "I am convinced that, in Europe, both can live side by side," he said. "The sense of being at home in your mother tongue, with all its poetry, as well as a workable English for all of life's situations and all age groups."
Gauck's proposal to make English the sole official language recognizes the way the language is actually used in Europe. Over 90% of European schoolchildren learn English at some stage of their compulsory education and this figure is rising. English has become Europe's second language of choice with two-thirds of the people in the continent able to speak it, according to a Eurostat survey. Three-quarters of all working documents within the EU were originally written in English.
As in all things, there's a lot of politics at work here. Both France and Germany are concerned over the relative decline in importance of their languages to the union. Some critics say that Gaulk's surprising proposal is a bone thrown to the British bulldog to keep the UK from leaving the EU, since UK PM David Cameron has promised a referendum on whether or not to stay.
The English snowball occurring in Europe has obvious benefits in efficiency and ease of communication among speakers. When more people learn one language, it becomes more valuable to users as the number of speakers increase. The problems with the lingua franca are a little more subtle. The lingua franca becomes a gatekeeper language. So, for example, when a guy from Spain wants to talk to a guy from Sweden, their communication has to pass through the filter of a second language, with all the attendant risks of relay miscommunication.
There is a home-team advantage that comes to those who speak the lingua franca as their native language. They can write more, and write it faster, so that the topics of interest to this European minority come to dominate the continental conversation. Some French diplomats say English would smuggle "Anglo-Saxon" notions about politics and the economy into the heart of European policy-making, which may be just what the Germans are looking for.
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The EU bettr take all steps necessary to avoid collapse, and if English as a common language works, then go for it.
The topics of conversation to the English don't dominate European conversation, trust me on that.
The UK will never leave the EU, they may not want the Euro as currency, but they like the lack of trade restrictions.
24 different languages does seem too many for a government body to work with, Congress only uses English and they can't seem to do their jobs.
Wait, the Germans are backing English as the common langauge? How ungermanic.
Of course the French are flogging Anglo-Saxon conspiracy theories, what would a conversation about thing English be without the French taking pot shots.
I think this is a rather sensible idea, the operartion of the EU is already a massive bureaucratic nightmare, then thro in communication issues.
This is a bone thrown to the UK, as they have been at odds on several issues lately, with EU financial tax issues possibly seeing a court challenge from Cameron and his friends in the City.
It's never going to happen. The real power behind the EU – France – will never agree to it. Plus as someone who speaks German, lived there for several years and still spends 3 months a year there, neither will the Germans. In my experience there are fewer English speakers in Germany today than there were 25 years ago, certainly in the under 40s group.


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This Saturday (February 5) Coconut Grove hosts its Grove Gallery Walk, where all the boutique galleries open their doors to the public, serve up refreshments and let you enjoy the works of emerging artists.
David Collins, Executive Director of the Coconut Grove Business Improvement District which organizes the event, says the the Gallery Walk offers locals "a relaxed opportunity to visit ten art galleries in a strolling atmosphere–each of the galleries becomes like a small art party."
Cristina Chacon Gallery presents "Bloom", a group show with works by Ray Azcuy, Mano, Monica Gonzalez Bo and Ruth Bloch. At Grovehouse Artists, check out Mitchell Schulman's show "The Heart Of…", colorful paintings featuring water gardens and lily 'hearts.'
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The SUUSI Youth Program for 2015 is shaping up to be another great week for your children (0-10 years old) to explore new talents, make new friends, create memories, and have fun! Prepare your child to have a great time, as we discover and explore our theme, Building Bridges. This year we will be offering arts and crafts, music, and outdoor games for all ages, as well as tie-dye for the 4-10 year olds and afternoon workshop choices for the 6-10 year olds.
What's New this Year?
· Age Groups: 0-3s, 4-5s, 6-7s, 8s, 9s, 10s
· Youth Service Project for the Local Domestic Violence Shelter
· Youth Morning Circle each day with Visiting Ministers
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· Arts & Crafts, Tie-Dye, Music, Outdoor Games, & More
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8:45am-9:00am: Morning Check-In
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Each morning at 10 am, we will meet outside of the Youth building for Morning Circle (weather permitting) and get our minds, bodies and spirits ready for a great day! Parents/guardians are invited to attend and hear all about what the Youth will be doing that day. We will have visiting UU Ministers in attendance each day and look forward to starting the day with you.
Age Group Programming
The Youth will enjoy age-appropriate activities and games each morning, as well as other traditional camp activities and games. There will be off-campus trips for the 8s, 9s, and 10s, music, outdoor games, and arts & crafts for all ages, and tie-dye for the 4-10-year-olds. Please ensure that your child is on time each day, so they do not miss out on any fun. Programming runs from 9 am-noon and 2-4 pm. Please let your child's age group leader know if your child will not be attending.
In the afternoons, the 6-10-year-olds will attend work- shops they have chosen during registration. Don't forget to select your child's Youth workshops during the registra- tion process, as some of them will fill up quickly! As for the younger children, they will return to their age group space, where many will participate in our most popular afternoon activity – naptime! For parents/guardians of younger ones that need to take a nap before 2 pm, there will be nap rooms available in the 2-3-year-old space. Parents are wel- come to use this space from noon-2 pm, where you can lay your child down and supervise them while napping until a Youth staff member arrives to relieve you.
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Youth ages 6-10 will sign up during on-line registration for one afternoon workshop each day Monday through Thursday. Be sure to check the age range and requirements listed, as they do vary. Some trips may require certain equipment, or an early drop-off or late pick-up time, so please be sure to plan accordingly. The workshop options can be located here: https://solis.suusi.org/youth_workshops
The 10s will enjoy a class trip this year to Dismal Falls on Friday morning. All 10 year olds will be automatically signed up for this trip. Should your child be unable to attend or should you have a conflict, please let your child's Age Group Leader know.
Youth workshops and trips are for Youth only. If you are interested in participating in a workshop or trip as a family, please look for the Family Friendly (FF) workshops offered by the Nature program.
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A parent/guardian must check in Youth each morning at 9:00am for programming. Please be sure to check with the age group leader to ensure your child has everything he/she will need for the day. At noon a parent, SUUSI guardian, responsible adult or sibling will need to check the child out for lunch and then check them back in at 2:00pm for afternoon programming. For dietary reasons, Youth Staff are not authorized to take children to meals. Children ages 0-1 may stay in the nursery through the lunch break.
Self-Checkout for Ages 9-10
There are new limitations regarding self-checkout for 9-10 year olds. With permission, children ages 9-10 may check themselves out at noon for lunch. They must go immediately to meet their parent/guardian and must be properly supervised at all times outside of programming hours. Self-checkout is a privilege that can be taken away, so please comply with the Youth rules. While authorized 9-10s are still allowed to check themselves out for lunch, they can no longer check themselves out at the end of afternoon programming. A parent, SUUSI guardian, responsible adult or sibling must check out all participating Youth each afternoon at 4:00pm.
Closing Circle
Friday afternoon we will have time for our age group evaluations and goodbyes, before attending and performing at our traditional Youth Closing Circle. The Closing Circle will take place outside of the Youth building (weather permitting) beginning at 3:30pm. Parents/guardians are invited and encouraged to attend!
Evenings at SUUSI are usually community oriented, and we look forward to seeing youth, parents, and other member of the SUUSI community playing, singing, and talking together at Community Time and other gatherings.
Meet the Youth Staff
Our Youth Staff has extensive experience working with children and includes teachers, religious educators, social workers and many are parents. We are all focused on ensuring the safety and fun of every participant. We encourage you to get to know our incredible Youth Staff members. Please take a moment to thank them for volunteering to work with your children for the week! If you have any questions, comments, or are interested in volunteering with Youth Staff, please contact the Youth Director.


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Lovell, Wyoming 26.01 miles NW
Hyattville, Wyoming 27.03 miles SE
540 12th Ave N Greybull, Wyoming 82426 (map) | (307) 765-2856
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 9 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $33.00
This is a small private RV Campground in a lovely old town. Owners were great and very accommodating. Called late on a Saturday for same day reservation without incident. Sight 7 allowed us to stay hooked-up with 30' RV and 16' pick-up. We would definitely stay here again :) - CJtripping
Aug 2016 - $36.00
This is actually about 1 acre that the owner turned into an RV Park?
I was woken this morning by sprinklers. Rotary sprinkler washing my MH. Not happy at all. Both side at places over 8' need my ladder to dry off before water spotting. The water here is really hard, so beware!!!!!!!!
I now have a big mud puddle at my steps, oh joy.
Drive ways are loose rock and dirt. There a dirt road in front of 5 of the sites we were in one of them. Lots of dust from the neighbors using it.
Lots of trees for shade. Forget about Satellite or over the air TV, No cable TV.
The laundry is not on site but across the HWY.
Lots of Train Noise. Horns and coupling and uncoupling of cars.
Hwy noise is not too bad during the night, but still there.
There are better option in the small town.
Good for a one night stop at best. - traveler1952
Aug 2016 - $15.00
This is a small 15 site campground located on one of the several routes to Yellowstone & Grand Teton NPs. It shaded, grassy sites vary in size, but several will accommodate the largest rigs. We stayed in 43' Fifth wheel, towing a Honda CR-V, pulled by a Dodge Ram dually measuring 80'. They have no cable or OTA TV, but there's a Red Box 2 blocks away. It's nice park with have basic full hookup amenities. - Dngreen51
399 N 2nd St Greybull, Wyoming 82426 (map) | (307) 250-3919
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This has been a must stop RV park for us for 10 years now. Our first time here was before the current owners and during every stop since then we have seen constant improvements. This is a small park and the owners are very "hands on" and it shows. I don't know what else they can do to improve this park. As usual, we had a pull-through, full hookup site on a cement pad with a cement patio and wrought iron furniture. All sites have 60+ channel cable TV. They give you a remote, you set your TV to cable and channel 3, and scan for the channels. Because the park has lots of fairly mature trees, there may be only a couple sites that are satellite friendly. The free Wi-Fi is for e-mail and surfing only. For anything that demands more bandwidth, you can pay for the advanced service. Of the 33 "regular" RV sites, about 10 are pull-through and the rest are back-in or pull-in. There are also 7 long term sites, 9 tent sites, and 3 cabins at the north end of the park. Finally, there are a few deluxe cabins - two behind the office and one at the south end of the park. There is a nice size, heated pool, a playground, a fenced pet area, etc. The building contains the office, a store, older, but very clean men's and women's bathrooms and showers, and an 8 machine ($2 per) laundry. They used to have a small cafe but always had trouble keeping it staffed (very small available work pool here). They still fix and cook 18" pizzas. I saw recycling cans for at least plastic, glass, and aluminum. Because they are a bit older than me, I wonder how much longer these two wonderful people will be able to keep this great park going. - Jerry S
Jul 2016 - $54.00
This is one of the better RV Parks we have stayed in. The staff is very friendly, there are concrete slabs, and trees are each campsite. Trash cans are provided and emptied by park employees. There is an on-site restaurant, recycling bins, etc. This RV Park is about the only thing that Greybull, Wyoming has going for it as there is nothing else... - chrisnr1
Sep 2015 - $50.00
We spent several nights here while exploring the general area, staying in one of 2 deluxe patio pullthru sites. Lots of space in our "front yard", and a delightful bench swing to boot. Good points: friendly, helpful owners; very clean facilities; good sightseeing info that the owners have put together; easy to find. Not so good: though it worked out fine, front row pullthru sites lead directly on to a city street, with only a chain (& no lock) in front. Easy enough to get out of, though could be a bit tight for longer rigs, but it didn't feel as secure as most campgrounds do. I guess Greybull isn't a high crime district. RR noise evident, from several blocks away, but road noise definitely not a problem. Good base camp for the Bighorn basin, and looked quite a bit better than the other campground here. - PokyRVer
704 S. 4th Street Basin, Wyoming 82410 (map) | (307) 568-2589
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We have friends in Basin and knew about this park from previous visits. The owner and manager are great people. We have been here for one month and staying until after Labor Day. Monthly rate is $400(includes electric and WiFi). Not sure what the rate is if you come in from the road for a night or two. Only has one 50 amp site. Quiet even though you are on the main road through town. - ob's place
102 1st Street Shell, Wyoming 82441 (map) | (307) 765-9924
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 5 Reviews
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Shell is barely a wide spot in the road so it is nice and quiet even with being right off the highway. Was an OK spot for an overnight. Just feel not a lot for the price (maybe that's just me). - abqnm
Aug 2016 - $37.00
This is rather a pretty little park. It's located in the country in a nice setting. The downside is that it is located right by highway 14. This is a very busy road during the day that includes lots of motorcycles. Thankfully, it quiets down at night and we were able to sleep with our windows open. The owners are friendly and helpful. It's a bit overpriced for 30 amp but it's less expensive than the other parks in the area. Sites would be very close if the campground was full which it wasn't when we were there. They advertise big rig access but from our experience that is only true when the park is fairly empty. We would have needed some fancy footwork to get in and out of our site if we had neighbors. They only offer 30 amp electric service. It was pretty hot during the day so we had to police our A/C units and run only one at a time. All sites are gravel. In fact, the park is basically a large gravel lot with utilities placed as site markers. Utilities worked fine although the water had an irony smell. Some sites have shade and some are full sun. We were not able to get Directv in our site due to trees. The WII FI worked ok. It could be slow, and we got kicked off several times. There is no Verizon coverage. Even with the park's booster we only had 1X. It is close to Big Horn and all it has to offer. We would probably stay here again but when it isn't as hot. - Free
May 2015 - $30.00
We stayed here in our 34' motorhome enroute to Yellowstone. The park is mostly gravel with some grass. Sites are very close together but we were the only ones there so it made no difference. Easy entry and exit. Utilities were fine and there was a picnic table. Nice view of mountains, sunset and a small creek. Staff were very friendly and helpful. It is right by the road but traffic totally dried up at dark. WiFi worked fine. Overall good place to stay. - rudyhehn


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Need a TSH Blood Test in London, OH? Simply order online 24/7 and get a fast, affordable TSH Blood Test at a lab near you (Find More Locations):
What is a TSH Blood Test?
A TSH Blood Test is a blood test that measures the TSH level. People in London, OH order the TSH Blood Test for general screening or ongoing tracking.
How much does a TSH Blood Test cost?
Our TSH Blood Test prices include the doctor's order that you need to get tested in London, OH, all lab fees and taxes, and a pdf copy of your results. For current prices, please CLICK HERE.
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