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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 17, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Fagot Horokl-Zeitung New Braunfels, TexasDear Abby_ Tuesday, March 17,1987Automobiles and Alcohol Don't Mix Under Any Circumstances DEAR ABBY: Thank you for your column about drunk drivers, and especially for saying that friends don't let friends drive drunk. I would like to mention an aspect of drunkenness that is rarely men tioned but is equally as horrifying as being a victim of a drunk driver I killed a man. One dark, rainy night I was driving alone in a busy neighborhood shopping center. I wasn't going fast, and I didn't even know I had hit him until I heard this terrible thud! It seems that this man had walked out from between two parked cars, and straight into my path. He was killed instantly. When I realized what I had done, I nearly went into shock Fortunately, there were several witnesses who were kind enough to wait until the police arrived. Six of them volunteered to testify on my behalf. The dead man reeked of alcohol, and it was later confirmed that the alcohol level in his blood was even higher than .16. The poor man was in his 50s, and was known as the neighborhood drunk. I was absolved of any guilt, but it left me an emotional wreck. I had to see a psychiatrist for over a year before I could get over the night mares of that terrible experience. Please print this, Abby, as an example of how an innocent person can become a victim of a drunk pedestrian. LOS ANGELES VICTIM DEAR VICTIM: Thanks for giving us the flip side of that coin. Perhaps we should coin a new motto: "Friends don't let friends walk drunk." DEAR ABBY: A Houston Post reader wrote: "I just saw a 20-minute film at church that I think should be required viewing for everyone between the ages of 11 and 65. It is titled. 'Sex, Drugs and AIDS."' You said you had seen the film and thought everyone between the ages of IO and 65 should see it. Why only up to 65? My husband is 66 and I am in my early 40s, and we are not aware that sex stops at 65. Perhaps those over 65 should also be encouraged to see the film. ANONYMOUS IN CHICAGO DEAR ANONYMOUS: I did not mean to imply that sex stops at age BS. But people over 65 are less likely to be in a group that practices high-risk behavior. It's a fact that there are fewer IV' drug abusers who are 65 or older, and people in that age group are less likely to change partners promiscuously. Also, most have been in mutually monogamous relationships for more than IO years. The film "Sex, Drugs and AIDS" is highly educational, and I recommend it for people of all ages. 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Dream Pill will also accept COD orders right over the phone' But please don t wait Order today You wont risk a thing tither you get a slender new *ou — or you get a full refund of • our pun has*- pi u * 1-800- 121-b200 what's wrong. I ant a very outgoing person, but I ve never had one relationship that lasted I'm still a virgin. Maybe that's my problem. Is it true that nowadays you have to have sex in order to make a relationship last? I started seeing a guy a couple of weeks ago, but he is very pushy. He has too many hands and I get worn out trying to protect myself. He told me In* probably wouldn't be calling me again Gould my virginity be standing in the way of my popularity? I would like to have a good relationship with a guy. hut I'm not ready to include sex. Am I weird or what ? HURTING IN HARTFORD DEAR HURTING: You are not weird and you are no dope. All relationships do not include sex — many long-standing relationships are based on friendship and mutual interest, lf you are being made to feel that the price of going out is "putting out" — you are being blackmailed. Stick with your principles. DEAR ABBY: ''Mortified in Min neapolis" complained because her otherwise masculine looking bus band insists on drinking through a straw in public Thanks for saying that drinking through a straw has nothing to do with a man's masculinity. My macho man always carries a straw in his pocket He* has a beautiful walrus moustache, and that straw is the perfect solution for keeping his moustache nice and clean CONTENT IN COLUMBUS DEAR ABBY When you say ''Friends don't let friends drive drunk you arc-, among other things, presupposing one adults responsibility for the actions of another < tin* cannot control another's drinking — nor another's behavior under the influence We can try to prevent drunks from driving, md we can report them if they do hut to sav tinct unless wr prevent their driving. w* do not deserve to he called that person's fra ud is thoroughly unjust Those of us who have friends, spouses or parents w ho drink and drive do not need Dear \hhv to tell us it s our fault We- tak* enough unfair blame* from the alcoholics wi* toy**, and whose recovery, via abstention and a 1*2 step pr gram w» pray for. BE FN I HERT IN N ASHVILLE DEAR BEEN THERE: You may not need Dear Abby to tell you it's your fault if the alcoholic you love drives drunk and kills someone, hut if you could have prevented him from driving and didn't, it is partially your fault. To "report" a drunk drive r is not enough — it takes a drunk less than three seconds to kill someone. Your report could he a few seconds too late*. DEAK ABBY My hush.end and I were separated fur several months during which time he admitted tFi.it Isl! Too Good To Be True? MA If* Trad Aw With qualifying insurance, we accept what your insurance company pays as payment in full N OPE (no pay) No Out'Of-Pocfctt Expense Qualified insurance: Co-payment 20%, deductible up to $300 Millions get relief from Backpain, Neckpam & Headaches. Call for your appointment, Dr Jerry Richardson, D C 606 South Walnut Walnut Square Shopping Center New Braunfels 629-4488 he had played the field and had several affairs We've decided to give our mar riage one more try. I've told him that I will not go to bed with him unless he has a test for AIDS. He refuses, saying I am unreasonable. What do vou think? CONCERNED DEAR CONCERNED: I think you are wise, and he is foolish. He should have the test not only for your peace of mind, but for his. DEAR ABBY: Two years ago last month I wrote you asking for the address of a famous female enter tamer My husband was killed two days after we had attended her concert, and I wanted to thank her for adding to my precious collection of happy memories. I never heard from the entertainer, hut I still cherish the letter I received from you. You did not disregard my pain with cliches; instead you comforted me with simple, loving words, and ended with. "He must hay** been a wonderful man " Abby. I needed to hear that' Thank you It's clear from Webster s Dictio nary definition that Webster wa-never a widow Th* definition should be "A frightened woman hanging onto threads of sanity on** who is totally alone, no matter how many people surround her " I wish I could go to **y* rv widow and say You ar*- not crazy, and believe it or not, you will survive this overwhelming pain It took rn*- two years to under stand the words of a young w idow who came lo console in* She said. "You wonder when tin pain will go away Well, it never goes away completely , hut I promts* it lie* * me** more hearable as tim* goes on My dear widow friends B* forgtv mg and understanding with others and always remember that w* t*.* were on* * oblivious ti ti s kind of pain Counseling i- v*rv helpful hut the bott rn line is self self searching self underst.*: g it I most important self i I * g d to yourself and you T ' * - od t-others TERRY DK VR I I RRY Y *»ur message to widows IS Well worth the space. Thank von for wanting to help others as you have be* n helped Now a word from a recent w idow . DEAR ABBY May I el,.!** rat* ..ii your comment to Y«.» r Sty wh- wanted to know at.out -ending a sympathy < «rd thre* in** '! titer a death I rn glad you said Yet Abby t'* <*rds received later *** appre* lated as mu* ti as til* se received in th*- first deluge of mail Some! na - rn r« 1 Send a ar*! or * persona! rn t* I hay* read and re read lh> **tr iv I* s many times This is an important part of til* grieving pro * - t* know that ethers * ared 2 Don't forget us ut th* holiday season I wa- sadly amazed th* number of greeting cards I dido t receive from friends I had always heard from VV* widow - and widow ers need to get through th* holiday time and it's very important to hear from l«»ycd ones I I have just passed til* first year mileston* of my dear husband s death I received many * alls and personal notes to lei in* know they remembered and missed him too In closing it there s doubt in your mind. w rite or get in touch l h* fact that you tar* will tar outweigh th* moment of sadness that is there anyway Sign mc A KECK YI WIIK AV Pet Corner DEAR ABBY': I am a single parent of a lovely 15-month-old daughter. Her father (1 11 call him Brad) and his family do not acknowledge her socially, hut Brad is paying child support Brad plans to marry in three weeks, and says he does not intend to tell his fiancee that he has a daughter to support I feel that his fiancee has a right to know before she marries him Would it he wrong for rn** to tell her? I am fairly certain that nobody in Brad's family will lf I were in her shoes, I would consider it a favor to he told SUZI E S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: The hride-to-be has a right to know-. Tell Brad that if he doesn't tell her. you w ill. Then do it, if you have to. But I'm betting you won't have to. DEAR ABBY Name a plate where .iii anonymous phone call results in th** dispatch of police officers to detain and harass cill /.ens in th* absence of probable cause, a sworn complaint or an arrest warrant Chil* * Iii* Soviet Cnion'' Nope Marion Va' "Concerned Teen Ager and the other well meaning hut overzealous founders of RA I D Report All Intoxicated Drivers* in Marion Va hay** given us a good example *.} what happens when people belay* their noble ends ar* justified by any means Abby everyone wants t* r* din < drunk ilriv mg hut it shouldn't he it the ex flense of our hard w. ai co lists tutional rights Fin Min- th* people who bv«• under a dictatorship w ■ ald gladly trad*- our drunk drsv ng problems for th* hardships they hay*• to endure C< tNCERNK D Bl I ^ \NK DK VR ( ONG ER NT I) Since w hen is it "harassment" f*»r a police officer t*. check out a report that there's a drunk driver in the area ' lf th** driver is not drunk, the inconvenient * of being stopped is petty compared to th*- tragedy thai could to* caused tty a person driving while under the influence You mention constitutional rights VV fiat about th** "constitutional rights" of mn*** eat people to h* protected against drunk liny i*rx'.' In addition to Marion, Na , according to Brad Hartford, th** town of Glenvil, Neb., tias a program called RT I >1)1 'Report Tverv Drunk Driver immediately- Hooray for Nebraska' DF \K ABBY I w- rk .ani, and du« lo the i • t I arn not permit!* ifts from th* employ*** alure d to Crossword About sharp cat claws By COMAL COUNTY VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION A cat s claws can get quite sharp and can cause damage to furniture, curtains and clothing as well as skin Outside cats generally wear down the ragged edges of their claws on trees, posts and other structures of this type Inside cats, on the other hand, will need a scratching post to keep their claws worn Otherwise, your drapes, furniture and doors are going to be at risk Some cats tend to play a little rough with other cats and with pep pie, possibly causing scratches which can be very painful These problems can be lessened by trimming your cat's claws on at least a monthly basis An effective alternative is to have the claws on the front feet surgically removed Both indoor and outdoor cats adapt well to this, even retaining the ability to climb and hunt As it also saves the household furnishings. this procedure has kept many an indoor cat from becoming a permanent "outsider!'' 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However, one woman — FII call her dane — gave me a Christmas gift even though I had told her emphatically that I was not permitted to accept gifts Sh** was very persistent, saying other guards had accepted her gifts and she would h** very hurt if I didnt boca us** sh** had spent so much time and effort selecting it I finally agreed to accept it on the condition that I could do anything I wanted with it keep it. trash it. give it away — as long as I didn t give it back to her Well. I accepted .lane s gift and without unwrapping it, I gave it to another employee (Dam and told him it was from dane Of course I tan thanked dan** for the gift. then dane became angry and told me off Now dan* refuses to forgive me Was dane wrong < >r was I ' XLI.FVD AV N BA GI ARD DEAR (.I ARD: .lane was wrong to hay** forced a gift on you knowing you were not permitted to accept gifts. 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Fortunately, I never caught too much hell for it early on. However, this would change as everyone quickly began to grow in size and strength, while I did so slowly. I guess you could say that I grew bitter. This is what initially sparked my interest in weight lifting.
When I Started
I began lifting when I was very young, around eight years old. My dad had always been a big guy, so I started going to the gym with him to watch him workout. He encouraged me to go at that age so that I could grow to be comfortable with the training atmosphere and familiarize myself with some basic exercises.
When I actually began training, I was limited to the fundamentals, such as squats, bench press, curls, etc. all in one workout about 3 times a week. I wasn't tall enough to reach the floor when I benched press, so my dad would stack old Coke-a-Cola crates under my feet. Watching all the big guys, including my dad, throw around massive dumbbells and loaded up barbells, I very quickly found out where I belonged.
My Dad
I looked forward to going with my dad. He taught me how to correctly perform exercises with both control and power. We both were frequently questioned and criticized because I was working out with weights at such a young age. Fortunately, my dad was friends with an orthopedic surgeon who informed us on how I should train.
At that time, one of my high points was meeting Bill Kazmier in person at the gym. He and my dad were friends and use to train at the same gym along with many of the Atlanta Falcons. "The Kaz" encouraged me to train hard and talked to me about setting serious goals. From that point on, I knew anything was possible.
Another big name at the time was Curtis Leslie. Curtis was a world champion power lifter who looked like a bodybuilder. He was unbelievable! I remember him holding a conversation with me while he was doing wide grip behind the neck pull-ups like they were nothing..
I know this doesn't seem like a big deal, but you have to take into consideration that he had two 45 pound plates hanging from his waist also. It was then that I wanted to be a powerlifter like Curtis. Well, since my dad and Curtis were good friends, they got together and devised a plan for me. At this time I was around 9 or 10 years old.
Though I trained pretty hard all the way up through school, I didn't get remarkable gains, remember, I said that I was a late bloomer. My training career took a big jump when I was in eighth grade. I wasn't stronger than everybody my age or anything like that, but I could hold my own. I entered my first powerlifting meet when I was 13. My dad had to lie about my age because you had to be 14 to enter the contest. With my dad and Curtis both in my corner, I won first place for the state of Georgia. It was a lot of fun!
I weighed in at 118 lbs..squatted 225 lbs, bench pressed 135 lbs, and deadlifted 275 lbs… not groundbreaking weight, but hey, gimme a break, I was only a skinny 13 year old punk. I went on to win the southeastern cup and the Florida state meet. Like I said, my dad had the biggest influence on me to lift. He guided me when I was younger, and is ultimately responsible for my success up to this point. I left for college in 1999, and that's when my gains were the most prominent.
By my sophomore year, I met a man named LB Baker, and his wife, Nadine Baker. They are both current world champion powerlifters. LB had won the world something like 7 or 8 times and the Nationals like 13 times. What was crazy is he was 62 years old and out lifting me on most exercises! I started training with them while at school, and LB took me to the top of my powerlifting game. With his help, by the time I was 19, I had squatted 500 lbs, deadlifted 520 lbs, and bench pressed 385 lbs.
These lifts may not seem great, but they were all done with textbook form and by competition standards, and I was weighing about 190 lbs. I continued to powerlift through my junior year, and then I met up with another very influential person who transformed me from a powerlifter to a bodybuilder.


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Nov 7, 2013 at 10:29 am #1309575
After buying water bottle and belt pockets from Zimmerbuilt to fit my HMG Porter, I decided I wanted a smaller pack to fit the same pockets. I also wanted to use the Porter belt. Anyways, this is what Chris came up with. Modeled after the ZB2 Long, this is a bit shorter. It should be around 500-600 c.i. The open roll top will allow for a stuff bag to be used if I want more volume.
Anyways, it's something different and fills a gap in my pack collection. It should be a blessing for my back as well.
He sent me a few pictures, here's the first.Nov 7, 2013 at 10:38 am #2042206Nov 7, 2013 at 11:22 am #2042214
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I had a similar set-up that I consider to be a large butt pack. I found with the pack being low, that I got a lot of bounce with it. I think I'd prefer the pack to be higher on the suspension. YMMV!Nov 7, 2013 at 11:38 am #2042218
I'll see once I get the belt on it. I don't foresee a problem.Nov 7, 2013 at 12:00 pm #2042233
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In a timeline of months (not years) I forsee getting one of these for bikepacking. The weight stays low to keep your center of gravity down, and I'd get mine with some side storage pockets and hipbelt pockets so I can access my essentials while riding.
It seems perfect for cyclists and I could also see a similar design being great for SUL'ers.
This has my brain turning into high gear… I wonder if there's a great way to integrate a light sling made from webbing and XPac so that you can stack a second removeable dry-bag on top of the first for a traditional backpack's capacity. As you eat your food, your pack shrinks into oblivion….Nov 7, 2013 at 1:03 pm #2042273
The back daisy chains are spaced the same width as my HMG Porter stuff pocket and are high enough to attach 4 out of 6 clips. The top 2 clips of the pocket I can clip to the straps. It will be bunched up a little at the top but, it will be fine.
The footprint on this one is 11" x 5" and it's 9" high to fit my pockets. With Chris you can adjust the size to fit your own needs. Down the road, I figure having a tight fitting cuben dry bag that will clip to the straps.
I'll report back about any back bouncing. Lumber packs do ride a little different. This one looks well harnessed. Chris, wisely didn't want to build it the way I originally envisioned.
I'll also update with pictures with the pockets and belt attached.Nov 7, 2013 at 2:25 pm #2042300
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I've tried several large lumbar packs with shoulder straps and have come to the conclusion that the only advantage is that they are a bit cooler. Most are too complex with as many or more straps than a backpack and don't save much in the way of weight or expense.
With back issues, I think you get more from a lightly framed pack with good weight transfer to a hip belt.
For day hiking setups, I have considered using a small light pack like many of the "stuff sack with shoulder straps" models. The problem with them is being uncomfortable with anything more than a fleece and a snack, and water being the heaviest item, along with a pound of essentials, camera, cell phone and other hardware".
To relate this to the half pack, I have looked at adding a hydration-oriented lumbar pack to the small backpack. That combination is usually a few ounces heavier than something like a simple rucksack with water bottle pockets, but it does get all the heavy items on the hips and leaves just the light puffy stuff in the backpack with less density and weight. It also allows easy flexible movement in the lower back, a bit more ventilation, and you end up with two handy-dandy packs.
What I haven't seen is a good lumbar pack made from SUL materials, good stabilization, and a couple water bottle pockets. The bruisers like Mountainsmith are totally overbuilt, while the UL running-oriented models lack storage.
I would spec a Cuben pack with a roll top that is 4-5 liters volume, a water bottle pocket on each side, a foam reinforced hip belt and a zig-zag strap and buckle setup to get some stabilization. Team that up with an uber minimal backpack like a Zpack Zero. Your water and heavy hardware goes in the waist pack, with clothing in the backpack. I think that is simple and versatile.Nov 7, 2013 at 7:40 pm #2042389
You don't save a lot of money over a full pack. It's less work to attach shoulder straps to a full pack and it does take a fair amount of strap to replace a little bit of fabric. I don't expect to save much weight. With that, I didn't want a full pack. I have a full pack. A couple of them. I wanted minimalist with the ability to expand on occasion. Small stays within the pack should work to stabilize while if one did want to expand it, it would not be difficult to position a framesheet. Water pockets on the side and on the shoulder straps, weight will be distributed. A little bouncy, bouncy on the back, I can see the possibility. compared to carrying a full pack for a windshirt and some water. I think I'll be happy.Nov 7, 2013 at 8:01 pm #2042397
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Sorry to briefly de-rail this thread, but for what your talking about you should look at the Wingnut Gear packs. Not great for hiking (one actually got reviewed here on BPL a long time ago) but great for cycling. I used one on a divide route tour and loved it.
CheersNov 8, 2013 at 3:23 am #2042477
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@mikuLocale: Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada
Are these Zimmerbuilt packs waterproof if seam sealed? Does the material keep out water as much as cuben?
DerrickNov 8, 2013 at 6:15 am #2042494
From what Chris told me before, Xpac fabric is as waterproof as Cuben. It's new to me though, can't say from experience. I have a feeling that in a soak test Cuben would win out. If I was pack rafting or in a wet area, I may have gone for Cuben. In wetter weather, I'd probably carry a larger pack with rain gear anyway. This will mainly be used if fair weather.
Chris uses a lighter Cuben than HMG. One reason I bought the Porter. For a smaller pack, the difference in weight between fabrics is not near as critical. I went with the greater abrasion resistance which was the XPac.
To answer your question, I expect it to be very waterproof. Mike is sending me some new tape for the Porter, which I'm going to seam seal so I may as well do this at the same time. Maybe, I'll see how good a job I do on the Porter first.Nov 8, 2013 at 10:35 am #2042566
Jennifer MitolBPL Member
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I have a ZImmerbuilt pack made from XPac that I haven't gotten around to seam sealing yet and accidentally had it out in a pretty massive rainstorm. I mean I was drenched. My pack did not pick up ANY perceptible water weight and all my stuff inside was perfectly dry.
Mine has a lid, and the rain was coming pretty much straight down, so that's probably why the seam issue wasn't an issue. But regardless it was pretty darned waterproof in an absolute soaking of a rainstorm.Nov 9, 2013 at 11:20 am #2042820
Straps stored inside as a Porter pocket
This came in at 11.8 ounces for about a 3 ounce savings. I didn't weigh the belt or count the pockets which were 5 ounces.
I don't plan on using the HMG back pocket. Just wanted to see if it would fit. Some speed clips from Chris make the HMG pocket much easier to attach and remove. A good $4 investment.
Don't feel much bounce around the house. I'll tell tomorrow after a good day of walking. The straps do take some adjustment to get exactly right though it's really just a matter of fine tuning. I couldn't do that on a full pack. The angle to my back is correct and I'm happy with it.Nov 9, 2013 at 2:34 pm #2042861Nov 13, 2013 at 7:33 am #2044038
With a couple of straps, perhaps in red XPac, would you carry this as a purse?Nov 24, 2013 at 6:51 am #2047592Nov 24, 2013 at 8:06 am #2047605
6Doing a little spoof here, but it really is a nice pack. The unique criss-cross across the face compression lid straps give it an interesting shape.
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How I Became
My name is Scentrina and I'am going to tell you my story of how I became
what I am today.
It was the eve of June 24th 1716 when I awoke from my slumber.
I was shocked to the that the world was not as I had left It.
As I stumbled from my cript chamber my long white hair fell to my back
my cloths were dusty and torn. My pale white skin shimmered In the moon light
as I slowly walked to the door of my cript. I had slept for over two hundred year's.
My maker was long gone from me. As I sat there perched above my cript It all
came back to me of how i was made.
I was but a young girl from Glooms ville In my early twenty's. When I was made
I was down on my luck and an orphen that no one wanted. So I packed what little
I had left and weant to Shadow Grove to find work. When I arrived there It was
strange to me. The streats were cleaner and Shadow Grove was much bigger than
back home. As i walked along the streets looking for work I came across a little boy
laying there in the street not one person cared about him. So I took him back to the
inn i was staying in and asked him his name "MMMMY Naammees Drake" the boy
Drake was small with short golden hair. Drake come with me and we will get you
cleaned up. "Yeeeeesssss mam" he replied. And from that day on he stayed with me.
As I got him a change of cloth's I wondered why was he alone on the streat's surely he was to young to be alone.
I took the clean cloths to him as he washed all the muck and dirt off his body.
Here put these on I said handing him an old shirt and pants.
Drake smiled and noded T-T-Thank you.


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Located in Kizilay district of Ankara, just 657 feet from Kizilay Metro Station, Grand Midyat Hotel offers a terrace and a restaurant. Free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk are available. All the air-conditioned rooms in Grand Midyat Hotel feature a minibar, telephone, safe box, desk and a flat-screen cable TV with satellite channels. Private bathrooms are equipped with a shower, hairdfyer and free toiletries. Various beverages and refreshments are available at hotel's bar. There is also a shared lounge. Hotel's staff can assist the guests with arranging tickets. The property is 985 feet from Kizilay Square and 5.2 miles from ASTI Bus Terminal. Esenboga International Airport is 19 miles away.


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Villa of 290 m² for sale in moraira with panoramic views, which is renovated in 2007. this villa has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a garden, a traditional storage house on garden and a private pool with 140 m² terrace and great sea views. it also has two parkings off-street for many cars, two terraces (north and south facing) and underfloor heating with solar pannel. the plot has a size of 1800 m².
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