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Mannings Cottage – Home 175645 Cottage
- 3 bedrooms
- 5 sleeps
- min stay varies
Mannings Cottage – Home 175645
- Cottage
- 3 bedrooms
- sleeps 5
- min stay varies
Top Review
Cottage / 3 bedrooms / 1 bathroom / sleeps 5
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 18 km
- Child friendly
- Car essential
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
Description from owner
Mannings Cottage is a charming country cottage that offers an ideal base from which to explore both the stunning coastline and beautiful countryside that East Devon and its surrounds offer. It is suitable for families, couples or groups of friends with its configuration of 3 bedrooms sleeping 5 people. The stone cottage has character accents such as exposed beams, slate floors and a cosy wood-burning stove, but provides modern and comfortable accommodation. It is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the charming village of Stockland, which is surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside but is only 20 minutes from the coast and 30 minutes to the cathedral city of Exeter or the popular market town of Bridport. The large private garden is delightful with a separate outdoor seating area for 6. The cottage has internet access and Wi-fi is available.
Further details
Mannings Cottage caters for children of all ages. We have a travel cot and bedding, high chair,
Mannings Cottage is a charming country cottage that offers an ideal base from which to explore both the stunning coastline and beautiful countryside that East Devon and its surrounds offer. It is suitable for families, couples or groups of friends with its configuration of 3 bedrooms sleeping 5 people. The stone cottage has character accents such as exposed beams, slate floors and a cosy wood-burning stove, but provides modern and comfortable accommodation. It is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the charming village of Stockland, which is surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside but is only 20 minutes from the coast and 30 minutes to the cathedral city of Exeter or the popular market town of Bridport. The large private garden is delightful with a separate outdoor seating area for 6. The cottage has internet access and Wi-fi is available.
Further details
Mannings Cottage caters for children of all ages. We have a travel cot and bedding, high chair, booster seat and toys & books for babies and small children as well as a library of children's DVDs. A small playground, large field, cricket pitch and tennis court can be found a short walk from the cottage at the Village Hall. The tennis court can be booked and used by non-members by paying a small fee to the Stockland Tennis Club. Guests are spoiled for choice for great family days out with Escot, Bicton Park, Crealy Adventure Park and The Donkey Sanctuary (to name a few) all within a 30 minute drive.
Further details indoors
Bedrooms: There are 3 bedrooms in the cottage, with two double bedrooms and one single. One double bedroom with a king size bed is situated on the ground floor of the cottage off the lounge. The single room and second double bedroom are located on the first floor along with the family bathroom. The second double room has zip & link divan single beds that can be converted into a super-king. All bedrooms are carpeted and decorated with blue & green soft furnishings, fresh white cotton linens and have high quality mattresses and roman blinds with blackout liners. All bedding and towels are supplied.
Living Room: There are two leather sofas in the lounge, which has exposed beams and a wood-burning stove (logs supplied). The lounge contains a large flat screen TV with surround sound, DVD/CD player and iPod dock. We supply a selection of magazines, books and board games in the lounge for your use. A library of films on DVD is also available during your stay.
Bathroom: The bathroom is situated on the first floor of the cottage and is fully tiled with a power shower and heated towel rail.
Kitchen: The modern kitchen is fully-equipped with double oven, ceramic hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, toaster, kettle and microwave. The dining room with oak table and chairs seating 6 is next to the kitchen in a bright conservatory overlooking the garden and outdoor patio area.
Further details outdoors
The cottage enjoys a large and mature private garden with an outdoor patio area, gas BBQ and table and chairs for 6. The garden is filled with colorful flowers, plants and trees and is divided into two separate areas by a decorative bridge covered in honeysuckle. The bright conservatory overlooks the garden, providing an ideal place to dine or relax whilst surrounded by greenery. There is also a small porch to the front of the cottage with a small table and chairs that provides a lovely place to sit to catch the morning sunshine. Off street parking is provided immediately outside the cottage front door.
Location description from owner
The England region
Although only 10 minutes from the A303/A30, Mannings Cottage is surrounded by beautiful rolling green hills and farmland, and therefore enjoys the peace and quiet that comes with this idyllic location. The cottage is ideally situated to allow guests to enjoy the beauty of the countryside whilst being within striking distance of the coast. There are many public footpaths and bridleways for walking and cycling in the spectacular Blackdown Hills around the village. The Jurassic Coast, which was named a World Heritage Site in 2001, is a short 25 minute drive away to Lyme Regis with its sandy beach and boardwalk. The charming fishing villages of Beer and Branscombe are only 30 minutes as are the upmarket towns of Sidmouth and Topsham and the cathedral city of Exeter. The market town of Bridport in West Dorest and nearby villages of Burton Bradstock and West Bay with their popular beaches and restaurants are also only a short drive.
Nearer to Stockland, within a 15 minute drive, are Honiton with its antique shops and gastro pub The Holt, and Axminster where guests can visit the River Cottage Canteen. Large supermarkets, local butchers, fishmongers and bakeries are available in both Honiton and Axminster. There is also an excellent farm shop -- Millers Farm Shop -- in nearby Kilmington, which offers a large array of fresh produce and goods, a wet fish bar, wine, products imported from France and a small cafe. There are several good pubs nearby in the surrounding villages, including The Tuckers Arms in Dalwood, The Candlelight Inn in Bishopswood (http://www.candlelight-inn.co.uk) and the Tytherleigh Arms outside Axminster (http://www.tytherleigharms.com).
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 2 Double Beds, 1 Single Bed, 1 Cot available
- 1 Shower room
- Wi-Fi available
- Private garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Iron
- High chair available
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This owner does not use online booking. Please contact them and they will be able to offer you a secure way to pay for your stay. Never pay for your holiday rental by wire transfer (such as Western Union or Moneygram) as this type of payment is untraceable.
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
About the owner
Diana S.
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 17 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 5
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This Cottage has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and sleeps 5. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 19 Jul 2011. Located in Axminster, it has 26 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £400 to £900.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 17 May 2017.
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"It was a beautiful, well equipped, comfortable cottage, in peaceful surroundings."
We were welcomed by Diana who made the most delicious brownies. The cottage was beautiful and by the end of the week i could have moved in. There was plenty of room for my husband, myself and our three grown up children. There was everything we needed in the house to be comfortable and the level of equipment in the kitchen was great. The conservatory was very useful as the weather wasn't too good on a couple of days. There was plenty to do in the surrounding area, although you have to be careful following the sat nav as it does take you down some very narrow roads! The information left by previous guests is well worth a look as we went to some of the restaurants suggested which were very good. The only thing that would have made it perfect, would have been a local shop or cafe.
"perfect cottage, perfect owner!"
I have stayed Mannings cottage with my sister and her family for 3 nights. It was such a beautiful and clean place to stay with kids. Owner Diana is a very thoughtful and kind soul. We will definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for a comfy stay. Also there is a home made treat baked by talented baker Diana :) you will love it!
"A weekend wasn't long enough!"
We chose to stay at Mannings cottage as it is close to Axminster where we were celebrating my son's 30th birthday at the River Cottage Canteen. We needed a well equipped property suitable for five adults and a baby. The cottage ticked all the boxes and more. In fact, we all came away saying we would like to live there! Diana and Julian are fantastic hosts, friendly but not intrusive.The cottage is spotlessly clean, has all mod cons and is stylishly furnished and decorated. The setting is perfect for a relaxing and peaceful holiday. There is a beautifully tended private garden and the only noise is that of birdsong. Oh and Diana makes the best brownies in the world.....
"Great escape to the country."
We recently stayed at Mannings Cottage for a ladies weekend away. The cottage was perfect for our needs (5 ladies). It was immaculately clean and the welcome we received from Diana and Julian was second to none. Their was ample parking and weather permitting a great private garden for dining al fresco. During our stay due to poor weather we even got to enjoy the wonderful wood burner on our evenings in at the cottage. The location is convenient for day visits to Lyme Regis, Axminster and all the wonders along that stretch of the Dorset coast.
"A very relaxing break"
Me, my friend and our two children (2 and 7years) stayed at mannings cottage for a long weekend at the end of April. We had a lovely break. The cottage was really well equipped with things we needed such as Kitchen equipment a great toy cupboard and various options for sleeping arrangements (cot etc.) The only thing I would say if you have young children is there is no bath, but my 2 year old daughter thought it was great having a shower! We were really well positioned for lots of different day trips and enjoyed fossil hunting on the Jurassic coast in Charmouth, a lovely cream tea in Honiton and a trip to Escot to enjoy soft play, getting lost in a maze and playing in the woodland play grounds. Diana was a really helpful host suggesting days out and making us feel very welcome. Its a lovely cottage that I would definitely recommend.
"Beautiful cottage in a fantastic village location"
Very welcoming. friendly owner who provided us with any help and info we needed throughout our stay not to mention, home-made brownies which went down a treat! We loved Mannings Cottage which offered a very high level of comfort and has been very beautifully refurbished. This was certainly the best cottage we have stayed in, in terms of quality and home comforts. We found the village itself very picturesque and anyone we came across friendly. Local walks were great, particularly to The Tuckers Arms, Dalwood, taking in spectacular views along the way, followed by a lovely meal. The coastal areas are within easy access, so this gave us a variety of places to visit. My husband and son took advantage of the tennis court at the Village Hall. We had a very relaxing and easy stay at Mannings Cottage and would definitely like to return in the future. Highest compliments to the owners for making our stay so enjoyable.
"Perfect Family Cottage"
Lovely, cosy cottage. We travelled with our 2 year old daughter and Diana made this a perfect family holiday as there was a full toy cupboard, highchair, booster seat and travel cot provided in the cottage which made packing so much easier and the toys made for relaxing evenings for us. The cottage is in a lovely village with plenty of lovely places to visit and eat nearby. Diana made planning our holiday so much easier with a wealth of information in the cottage on the surrounding area. The cottage was spotlessly clean and was decorated to a high spec and was a pleasure to spend time in. Thank you to Diana for making this a lovely family holiday.
"The best place that we have ever stayed"
The cottage was exactly as described. The location was great as we were attending a wedding in Axminster and then staying on for a holiday, it was in easy reach of many places we wanted to visit. We were so impressed with everything, the kitchen was equipped with everything you could ever want and more, the fixtures and furnishings were of a very high quality. The garden was beautiful, with garden furniture and barbecue provided. Diana and her family made you feel very welcome and baked the most amazing chocolate brownies and banana muffins as a welcoming gift. We would most definitely stay there again and would recommend it highly to friends and family.
"The best cottage we have stayed in"
Mannings cottage is the best cottage we have stayed in, ever. Everything is as we would have wished for, spacious accommodation, large bright dining area, and a good selection of kitchen equipment, not usually found in a rental cottage. Diana is a lovely host, and the treats she left us were greatly appreciated. Mannings cottage is to be highly recommended. The area itself is adjacent to Dorset and Somerset, with lots of places to visit and enjoy. Thanks again for a wonderful holiday.
"Best of both worlds - city comforts in rural setting / close to hills and coast"
Very well appointed cottage in lovely, quiet village in East Devon, within Blackdown Hills.15 minutes drive either way to nice market towns of Honiton and Axminster, or 20 mins to coast. Owner very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about local area - towns, facilities, attractions, restaurants etc. Excellent cottage presentation, and some nice extra comforts e.g. welcome treats, basic larder supplies, spare dishwasher tabs, firewood etc. Good wi-fi connection, and decent mobile reception in house (Vodafone). Conservatory a nice addition, perfect for relaxing in warmth even when raining! In summary, highly recommended for a pleasant countryside retreat, yet offering access to facilities and attractions of Devon/Dorset.
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Bismarck could get up to 8 inches of snow Monday and Tuesday, accompanied by wind gusts up to 40 mph, National Weather Service meteorologist John Paul Martin said. Along the South Dakota border, communities could get a foot or more of new snow, he said.
"We are looking at a full-blown blizzard," Martin said. "It is a dangerous situation."
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Working with Parents: Using Infant Mental Health Principles to Support Special Populations
Former Title: Working with Parents of Young Children: Considerations for Special Populations
Earn 84 clock hours or 2 Academic Credits
Next session: June 12 to August 14, 2017
The primary caregiver/child relationship is a strong predictor of a child's overall developmental outcomes. It is crucial for professionals working with young children and their primary caregivers to incorporate principles and strategies that are informed by Infant Mental Health Research and Practices. Students will explore the impact of the relationship of parents with mental illness, chemical dependency, trauma, cognitive delays, adolescent parents, foster, adoptive and kinship parents, parents of children with special needs. Students will have an opportunity to explore their professional role in the interdisciplinary field of early childhood mental health in order to further support children and their families.
Course Learning Objectives
In addition to the learning objectives above, participants will:
- Be introduced to the concept of adult attachment, the concept of attachment patterns being passed down through generations, and its application to working with parents.
- Understand the biological response between primary caregiver and their child.
- Understand parenting as a developmental construct paralleling the child's development, the needs of parents at different stages of development, and the influence of culture and environmental factors on relationships and childrearing practices.
- Know the importance of self reflection within relationship-based work and the need to consider the unique strengths, challenges, and needs of individual families.
- Explore their professional role in the interdisciplinary field of early childhood mental health, boundaries and indicators for referrals to other professional fields, and how principals in the course will inform their professional role
This online course is approved by the Minnesota Center for Professional Development to count toward career lattice steps.
International students are welcome!
Instructor Tracy Schreifels
Tracy Schreifels, MS., LMFT, IMH-E® (III) is the Mental Health Specialist for Reach Up Inc., a Head Start agency in St. Cloud, MN. In this position, she provides support to children, parents, and staff to promote social and emotional development for children birth-5. Prior to this position, she taught as a preschool teacher and has had experience working in a day treatment program for preschool children with significant mental health disorders. Tracy has extensive background knowledge in challenging behaviors and early childhood development.
Tracy teaches the CEED online courses Introduction to Infant Mental Health and Working with Parents: Considerations for Special Populations.
Instructor Angie Klinefelter
Angela Klinefelter, MS, is a licensed teacher of parents and children. She has a Masters Degree in Child and Family Studies and Marriage and Family Therapy. She is currently working as a Parent Educator and home visitor for the St. Cloud School District Early Childhood Family Education Program. She has 20 years of experience working with children and families. Angela has specialized in the area of social emotional development of young child and the enhancement of parent child relationships.
Angie co-teaches the CEED online course Working with Parents: Considerations for Special Populations.
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For 2 academic credits: $800 tuition plus required textbook
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- Summer 2017: June 12 to August 14, 2017
- Spring 2018: March 5 to May 7, 2018 (for clock hours only)
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To register for clock hours:
- Please read important information in About Online Courses.
- Register and pay online. You will receive a confirmation of registration.
- You will be emailed getting started instructions, including how to access the course site, on the Friday before the session begins.
To register for academic credit:
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X is variabilized in the title. Essentially, the X stands for all individuals belonging to a particular and usually identifiable group: Jews, women, blacks, gays, fascists, Muslims, etc. I won't bore readers with the rest of the alphabet. In this post, I want to talk a little bit about one of the most psychologically conditioned responses when discussing group behavior.
Off the top of my head, I can't really think of any preconditioned response in North America that is so pervasive AND that simultaneously transcends political ideologies as the NAXALT fallacy, but that just may be due to the poverty of my memory. Dear readers, you've seen this yourselves, undoubtedly. In any discussion on "Why do women start drama?" (etc., etc., the multiplicities of X) the token drone chimes in: "But NAWALT, i.e., Not All Women Are Like That!"
We know, junior, we know. We fucking know. We get it. Of course, because you were engaging in a conditioned response designed to entrench certain "equalitarian" norms in society in order to get validation, you didn't.
My apologies. Since when does the term "women" refer to all the members of the set of the term "woman"? It merely denotes the plural version of women. So that just fucking means more than one. You can't derive "all women" from that. It's obvious. I'm sorry you didn't get it. You weren't thinking. That's not how semantics works.
And even if a term was used to denote all women, it wouldn't matter, since careful interpretation goes infinitely beyond the literal interpretation of words. I know–it's really hard. There are these things called "metaphors." But it's infinitely clear what the speaker means, here. Even if the "sense" of the word literally by definition denotes all of the members of the set of "woman," the "reference" is clearly meant–based on context (crazy, I know–language is dependent on context?)–to be restricted to either a few individual women, or is meant to refer to the distribution. Nevertheless, the original poster (on cue–just follow out that script, baby! Read your fucking lines!) apologizes endlessly over something he never said, namely that all women are X, etc. etc. Let me help the OP out: visualize a nice, juicy bell-curve. Stick with that mental image. It's quite helpful.
Now, not to be outdone by their feats of banality yet, the angst-ridden PCers retort: "But you can't have privileged access to their subjective mental states, so how could you discern their intentionality, in order to distinguish sense from reference?" (Please be advised that you'd be extremely, extremely lucky if you could get the response phrased like this. In other words, you fucking won't. It'll be: DURRRRR!!–THAT WRANG ITS WRAAAAONGG).
In all the threads you've ever seen, has there ever been a single time where the original poster ever responded and said: "No, Susy, you're quite incorrect, here. I did, in fact, mean for this predication to apply to all women–everywhere–across time and space, across the far reaches of the Siberian wasteland to the sun-soaked south of France."
Answer: no. And even if they did, the number would again be so statistically insignificant that it would mean exactly nothing. Secondly, if we were unable to comprehend and distinguish sense from reference in everyday speech, we'd be dead. Context is king. Our actual lives often depend on not treating metaphors literally and distinguishing between identical senses to pick out the right reference.
Here's an example: bug-chasing versus bug-chasing. If you fail to discern the context, one of these terms will guarantee you a nice trip on entomology–the other will guarantee you bleeding, blisters, puss, and death. Just for fun, I'm not going to explain the latter reference fully.
The problem is the inability to comprehend group dynamics. The problem is obsessively focusing on individual cases and trumpeting them around as counterexamples, as if that actually meant something. It doesn't; they don't. In group dynamics, counterexamples exist for virtually everything. But PCers fail to note the obvious trend. They fail to think in terms of statistical distributions, rather than in terms of individual observations. They fail to think in terms of averages.
Failure is as failure does. The beautiful thing is that it's relatively simple to make short shrift of PC views by lambasting them for statistical ignorance. As Steve Sailer often remarks, we have to think in terms of fuzzy probabilities–not abstract platonic entities. Nuanced thinking, of course, is entirely lost on persons who haven't taken full control of their psychology. They're boinked around by the unconscious urge for validation, and so they'll happily play the fool in the game. That's okay, I suppose. Every game needs its fool, but the otherwise intelligent ought to know better.
Here are some more examples:
-ERHMAGERDDDD, not all women are more emotional!! Response: No shit, Sherlock. We're just noticing a general overall trend that's extraordinarily helpful as a heuristic in day-to-day interactions with the opposite sex. Shut the fuck up.
-ERHAMGGERRDD, not all Ashkenazi Jews have high IQs!! Response: Well, the response is literally the same as the above. No shit, Sherlock. We're just noticing a general overall trend that's extraordinarily helpful as a heuristic in day-to-day interactions with X.
It doesn't even have to be about interactions. It's literally anything that can be predicated of a group, namely, higher average intelligence, lower than average time preferences, higher than average propensity towards drama and emotional fits, higher than average propensity to breed regardless of consequences, etc. etc.
It's not "can we predicate attributes of groups" –rather, it's what attributes can be predicated of groups, and how did these groups come to have these attributes? Those are the interesting questions. That's where debate can be had.
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NAHN is a vibrant and growing organization. Our National NAHN website serves all of our chapters. But a number of our local chapters are quite large, with many events, activities and special members they wish to honor. Some of these chapters already have their own websites which add to the richness, diversity and outreach of our organization to many communities. Many of our other chapters are now in the process of planning and executing their own websites and those websites will be announced and linked as they come online.
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Through The Looking Glass
Despite his father's complaints of Richard 'bugging the old man' again, Richard couldn't contain his excitement. He was in a healthy predicament; finally he was able to get some privacy without his dad bursting in every two seconds.
When they got home Richard ignored his Dad's warnings of dinner being in five minutes and ran upstairs to try the key out. He slammed the door shut and could hardly contain his excitement as the key easily slid into the lock. This was it, the beginning of privacy, and as he was about the turn the key there was a loud knock on his door making him jump and drop the key.
It slid under the bed and before Richard could go to retrieve it his door swung open and his father was standing there with the phone in his hand.
"It's Andy, he says it's important," his father said handing him the phone, "but just remember dinner is equally as important and it's ready now, so keep it quick."
Richard grabbed the phone, ignoring the look he was getting and his father turned around and went back downstairs as Richard tried to look for the key under the bed.
"Andy? You'll never guess what happened..."
"Richard is the coin still okay? Do you still have it?" Andy cut him off.
Richard rolled his eyes and reached under the bed, unable to see far as it was so dark underneath.
"Yes Andy, I still have the coin, what is your problem with this coin anyways. You've been acting so weird about it and all this business about wizards and junk. Seriously Andy you're sounding weirder than me and that tentacle thing..." Richard trailed off.
He suddenly realized that his hand was shoved in pitch dark.
Andy garbled on but Richard no longer was paying attention. He now could see two very dim red glows, close together and facing him at the foot of his bed, only a few feet away from where his hand was immersed in the dark.
A hissing noise drowned out Andy as Richard slowly retracted his hand, and then it hit him, the key. He needed to find it before this strange creature could get its tentacles or whatever on it.
Without a second thought he plunged his hand back into the darkness again. His hand instantly closed over the cold hard metal of the key but as he retracted it he felt a tug on it. The creature had a hold of it too, and it was mighty strong.
Richard pulled hard gripping the bed post and pulling back, as he did the key came with him, but as he could see so did a little green hand with spindly skeletal fingers and a tiny arm. It had wicked little claws on the end of each finger.
The hissing grew immensely and suddenly another clawed hand came out and slashed at Richards fingers.
He cried out in agony but never let go as three lines of blood drew on each finger in sync. He pulled even harder and the fingers of the little hand began to loose their grip.
"You will never escape!" a shrill but husky voice whispered loudly, and with a puff of smoke the hand dissipated, and Richard fell backwards with the key in hand.
Richard wasted no time he got up and grabbed his flashlight, quickly shining it under all parts of the bed. There was nothing there.
He sighed and slumped with his back to the bed leaving the flashlight shining underneath. In his hand the phone was going crazy with Andy yelling 'Hello? Hello!'
The lock clicked in the door as Richard withdrew the key from the large hole. He looked through the hole; it was dark in the hallway so he couldn't make out much. He smiled; no one was going to be unnecessarily bursting into his room tonight.
He spun back to look around his room. It was quite bright right now with both his bedroom light and the nightlight on. As well the flashlight was still shining brightly underneath the bed. Richard was prepared for anything else trying to get into his room again.
He shuddered once more at the thought of the little clawed hand and what it had said to him. What did it think he was trying to escape from? He couldn't be sure.
He placed the key on his bedside table and grabbed a comic from his drawer. Just some dribble about superheroes and junk. Richard didn't much believe in the superhero business, he figured if he was given the chore to save the world, he'd probably veto it to the next most qualified candidate.
He was too lazy to worry about things like the destruction of mankind. Beside the world was destroying itself with all the pointless wars and disagreements going on between countries her sometimes heard about on the news.
Everything was being instigated by haughty governments who let the power get to their heads and created wars more based on personal vendettas than anything else, even though they tried to cover it up with war on oil or land. It was always about their personal feelings.
Richard realized this was the one true flaw in government, was that it was run by people and people always considered their personal feelings over anything else when making large decisions. It was incapable not to do so. No matter how professional you might try to be your personal feelings would always make a good chunk of the decision. And if you didn't like a country because you secretly harbored some prejudice or racial feelings towards them than your decision to start up a war with them would already be made.
Richard sighed and threw down the comic. His brain was being too philosophical tonight and he couldn't concentrate on the storyline. He was tired as well; it had been a long day.
As he lay staring at the speckled ceiling his thoughts fell back to the time spent in the dusty old flea market shop, and the old man's eyes.
Richard could have sworn they were green. But they had been distinctly grey in that shop. How could he make such a mistake, and why was his brain fighting the fact that they were in fact grey. It just didn't make sense to be conflicted over a stupid thing like eye colour.
Its not like it really even mattered, but for some reason Richard just could not let it go. But as he thought more and more about it his eyes began to feel heavy and sag slowly, dragging him down into a deep dreamless sleep.
On the floor the flashlight flickered, and then completely went dark.
Richard flew up like a rocket in bed, trying to look around but his eyes still covered in sleep. He rubbed them frantically and reached for the key. It was still there, cold and hard in his grasp.
As he rubbed his eyes he realized that the room seemed a lot darker than it had when he'd fallen asleep. In terror he looked up and found that the room light was off. Also the flashlight that had been shining under the bed was off as well; all that was left was his trustworthy nightlight.
Suddenly a lamp across the room in a dark corner fell to the ground and shattered. Richard threw a look across to that side and saw a shadow fly across the line where the light from the nightlight reached. He looked around to see what had caused the large crashing noise.
He found the culprit quickly; his chest of drawers was laying face down on the floor the naked wall exposed to the dim night light.
Richard wondered what exactly was in his room that had, been able to call on the strength to knock that over.
Suddenly there was a banging at his door.
"Richard what the hell is going on in there?" his father yelled outside the door, "Are you practicing your skateboarding again? Do you realize what time it is?"
Richard wasn't sure how to respond.
"Dad, help, I think someone broke into my room," Richard cried back, unsure what else he could say.
The door knob jerked back and forth and Richard could hear his dad pounding his body against the door trying to open it.
"Richard the door is jammed, let me see if I can get something to pry it open with, just stay there and stay calm," his dad shouted and then he was gone.
"Dad wait!" Richard called out, but it was too late, his dad was already downstairs.
Richard knew that the door was actually locked, and he knew his only safe way out was through the door. Obviously these creatures had somehow knocked out his bedroom light and it was only a matter of time before the nightlight went next.
He looked at the light around the door. The nightlight was doing a good job at creating a path to the door for him, the only problem was that it ended a few feet before the foot of his bed, so he'd have to jump it.
Around his room there came the horrible sounds of hissing and groaning, and one very disturbing sound of a woman crying. They all seemed to be emanating from the dark half of his bedroom.
Suddenly his bed sheets were yanked hard to the dark side of his room. Again and again some unseen hands yanked them slowly pulling them off Richard until finally the sheets went flying off and disappeared down the side of the bed.
There was a sound of tearing as whatever had pulled them off was now ripping into them, maybe hoping to tear into some human flesh.
That was it for Richard, he grasped the key tightly and jumped. As he did though a skeletal green hand came out from under the bed, hissing in pain from the light, but managed to lay grasp to Richard's ankle, making him fall hard on his front side his chin bouncing off the floor a little.
Richard saw stars and was caught up in a daze as the strong little hand began to pull him under the bed slowly.
Realizing what was happening, he pulled his leg out of the grasp of the nasty little creature and made a run for the door.
As he made it to the door and started fumbling with the key the night light finally fizzled out and Richard was now left in complete darkness.
He spun around his back to the door. The moon was filtering through the clouds and with it through the windows Richard could make out the outlines of several bodies that were standing up and moving towards him slowly.
There were no red eyes this time and this made it all the more frightening, because Richard now had no way of knowing how big these things were. The groaning continued though.
Richard fearfully keeping his back to the door slid the key toward the lock and tried to fit it into the hole. It felt as though the hole had shrunk immensely because Richard could not seem to slide the key into the lock.
The outlined dark figures moved closer and closer. One stopped and suddenly Richard's entire bed was picked up and thrown through the window out onto the lawn below.
Richard could hear shouts from his father downstairs, but they were muffled and he couldn't make them out at all. He wasn't paying much attention anyways. These beings were very upset and they were no longer playing games with Richard, they wanted him and they were going to have him.
He could smell a disgusting rank smell of rot and death wash across him, as though the hot breathe of one of the creatures was now reaching him. They were almost upon him now the moonlight completely blocked out when suddenly the key slid into the lock and Richard turned it. He praised God when the lock clicked, but it was audible enough that he knew the creatures had heard it.
This elicited a roar of rage from the darkness and before anything could happen Richard turned the knob and the door fell open with Richard spilling into the hallway. He scrambled to close the door and just as he did he felt a rumble against the other side as something threw itself against the wood.
The knob turned wildly and Richard tried to hold it, but the sweat on his hands made the metal greasy in his hands and it slid around, so Richard stuck the key in the door again and locked it.
Instantly the banging and roaring stopped and the knob stopped turning. Richard was left in complete silence, and darkness as apparently his father hadn't turned the hall light on in his scramble.
Richard fell back against the door and slid to the ground, the key falling from his hand and clanging to the floor a few feet away.
He sighed and let the terror slowly flow out of him as he realized he was now safe.
"Dad? I'm alright but I think I have some explaining to do," Richard called downstairs.
He waited to hear a reply, but there was silence.
Richard looked up towards the stairs. They seemed a lot further away than usual, but the darkness often made things seem different.
"Dad, are you okay?" Richard called out.
Richard began to wonder if the creatures in his room were able to move beyond it and the radius of the door and he felt the fear begin to return. He stood up slowly and cautiously. In the darkness he couldn't make out very much. He wondered what might be hiding down the hall from his room.
As if in response to his wonder there suddenly came a scrabbling sound of claws against wood. It was hardly noticeable but it was there, and it was getting closer. Richard tensed up, forgetting the key and looking around for something to arm himself with.
The sound got closer and closer and suddenly it was upon him.
It was a rat; a big fat one at that, but nothing to really be a threat to Richard.
It looked up at Richard in the darkness squeaking at him, before sniffing around near him.
Richard looked at the rat closely, he could hardly see it in the dark but he was sure that he had seen something awfully strange. It looked as though the rat had three eyes.
Richard moved a little closer to the rat. It froze and stared at him again, threatened by his movements.
There could be no mistake about it. This rat had three eyes, and on either side of its mouth were two very sharp looking fangs, instead of the buck teeth he'd seen on most rats.
It looked more like some kind of mutant saber tooth rat, than what he was used to. He wondered if it was one of these creatures.
Before he could decide on what it was the rat turned and began to bolt. But it stopped a little further away again and sniffed squeaking again. Richard suddenly realized what it was sniffing. The key!
Richard ran forward trying to scare it off.
"Shoo, get away from that key you weird rat!" he yelled at it.
The rat shot him a look and then grabbed the key in its mouth and bolted down the dark hallway away from the stairs.
Richard without a second thought chased after it. It was a short lived chase; the rat disappeared into a large crack in the wall at the end of the hall.
Richard stared in awe at the wall. This wasn't possible at all, where the door had been to his Dad's room, now stood a very old worn looking wall.
Richard looked around, it was a dead end hallway there were no doors at all. He slammed his fist against the wall in frustration.
"What is going on," he yelled into the darkness.
The walls then began to vibrate against his fists. Richard slowly pulled away looking around in fear. The floor began shaking too. Downstairs he could hear things fall over and smash to the floor as the whole house shook.
Richard backed away from the wall, wondering what he had done now. He was about to turn towards the stairs when the floor between him and the wall exploded sending shards of wood everywhere.
Richard didn't wait for more, he turned and ran, and the floor continued to explode just at his heels with every step he took.
Richard found the stairs when there was a great and mighty roar behind him. He looked around and saw two very large glowing red eyes staring at him from the height of the ceiling. The body behind them had snaked out of the smashed floorboards. It was enormous and took up the entire hallway.
Richard turned and fled down the stairs as the creature roared again and then followed him crashing through the stairs.
Richard reached the front door, which again was strange because this wasn't the layout of his home at all, but he didn't think twice about it and opened the door flying out into the night. He tripped on his shoes and went flying to the ground.
He spun around on his back only to see the enormous head of the beast and some of its snake-like neck burst out of the door and up into the air looking down on him ready to strike.
But as the moonlight hit it, it screamed in a painful roar and burst into smoke that was instantly sucked back into the house, the door slamming shut behind it.
Richard was again left in silence and he was breathing hard wondering what the hell had just happened. He stared at the house, nothing moved inside the dark windows.
As he looked it over he realized that this wasn't his house at all. In fact he wasn't even on his lawn. He had landed on some type of gravel road that wound up through a deep forest to meet the house, and then continued on back into the forest again.
Richard didn't recognize any of the scenery at all.
He stood up slowly brushing the gravel from his hands painfully. He examined the scene. The house stood tall against the moon, but it was very old, it reminded Richard of some old haunted house in the black and white movies his dad used to make him watch.
The forest seemed to be very deep as just past the first line of trees was complete darkness.
A cry broke the night, it was unlike anything Richard had heard before. It sounded like some unknown beast in terrible pain. It rang out again and then there was shouting. The shouting was distinctly human.
And then there was a girl, running towards him down the gravel road, not looking at him but back behind her in terror.
Richard was astounded, the girl was dressed in a Victorian style corset and a long dress, with a deep v-neck and frills around all the open bits. Her feet were bare but from what he could make out they didn't look dirty, which meant she hadn't been running for long.
She ran closer and before Richard could protest she ran straight into him, both of them fell to the ground. Richard wheezed as the wind was knocked out of him. The girl looked at him in terror and stood up.
"Help me please! The riders, they're after me, please my father is a King, he will reward you for your kindness," she begged Richard.
Richard thought she must be joking, but the terror on her face told otherwise.
He still didn't know what was going on, but from the look on her face these riders didn't seem to pleasant and at the risk of being caught by some new nightmare creature Richard grabbed her hand without saying anything and ran into the woods.
She pulled back a little but then let him lead her as they ran deep into the woods finally finding an overturned tree to jump behind.
Richard peered up over the log to see what she had been running from. He could hear the shouts and strange cries get closer, and suddenly a large creature came into view flying past. Seconds later, several more flew past as well, almost going faster than Richard's vision could comprehend.
He could hardly make out the creatures but they were quite large he could tell and they glinted in the moonlight as though their texture was smooth like metal.
Richard was about to turn around and ask the strange girl what those things were when there was a cracking blinding pain in the back of his head and he fell into darkness.


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Look on the trailer's data plate to determine its gross trailer weight (GTW). Make sure it is safe to tow the trailer by confirming the GTW is less than the Enclave's towing capacity. The 2011 Buick Enclave is rated for a maximum tow of 4,500 pounds.
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I was amused to read Paul Marsh's letter in defence of dinosaurs (The Lawyer, 11 February). I am very surprised that Mr Marsh does not appear to be aware that solicitors in Scotland have successfully been selling property for hundreds of years.
He also makes reference to two property cases in Surrey where claims have been made on the Compensation Fund.
A solicitor of his experience should know better than to seek to draw conclusions from cases such as these.
It would be just as illogical to use similar figures for the purpose of casting aspersions on any other solicitors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It was not quite the triple bagel that Novak Djokovic was aiming for during the opening 41 minutes of his first-round match but the Serbian is unlikely to be too disappointed after he beat Britain's James Ward 6-0 7-6(3) 6-4 at Wimbledon on Monday.
The holder of all four grand slam titles appeared to be hurtling toward his 29th successive win at a major when he opened his Wimbledon defense by jumping out to a 6-0 3-0 lead.
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Ward, who had not won a tour level match of any kind since making the third round here 12 months ago, then went on a roll to level the set at 3-3.
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C.O. Brocato, who scouted players over four decades with the Houston Oilers-Tennessee Titans, has died. He was 85.
His daughter, Becky, told the Titans that Brocato died Tuesday in Arlington, Texas, from cancer.
Brocato joined the Houston Oilers in 1974 for the first of three seasons as a scout before leaving to scout for the United States Scouting Combine. Brocato rejoined the Oilers in 1981 as a scout and had a variety of jobs with the franchise, including scouting consultant, even as the team relocated to Tennessee in 1997.
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Aside from the action-packed snippet, FilmDistrict unveils a brand new spot for the remake movie. It shows Chris leading a group of youngsters to fight for their occupied hometown. "For them this is just some place, for us.. this is our home," so Chris says in a fiery speech to build the spirit of his team.
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