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La Casaccia (Sleeps 6+2 babies: Three bedrooms)
La Casaccia is a very spacious property looking on a
stone-tiled patio and garden with outside dining area, lavender ,
rosemary and roses. Three bedrooms, a large entrance.hall, a kitchen,
a sitting- dining room , a shower-room with basin , w.c, and bidet. A
bathroom with bath, bidet , basin ,w.c. Two babycots and two high chairs
1. Twin beds, night tables, low chest, chest of drawers, armchair
and chairs.
double bed, night tables chest of drawers, wardrobe, babycots, chairs.
3: double bed, night tables , chest of brawers, desk
wardrobe, . Chairs.
4 hob gas-cooker, sink,washing- machine, fridge/freezer, cupboard,
working table,toaster.Microwave oven, electric oven.Iron and ironing board.
-dining room: fireplace, two armchairs ,a sofa and a low table in front of it
.table sitting six , chairs, cupboard,
Sofa bed , night table, writing desk. children's coich
Villas+ pool near Florence
If you are looking for peace, tranquillity, beautiful views in an unspoiled landscape with a rich historical background, look no further!A stay in our houses, nestling in the hills above Londa, a pretty old village about 30km from Florence, will offer you a memorable experience.The buildings, two converted barns and an ancient 500 years old farmhouse were restored maintaining their original features and layout.Each separate unit has a private entrance and a fenced garden with lavender , rosmary and roses.The shared pool (14mtsx7mts)set in lovely extensive grounds boasts the most beautiful view over the valley and the surrounding hills.One gets to this idyllic location, 450mts on s. l. 6 kms from Londa , along an asphalted road winding up through chestnut and oak woods where it's not rare to encounter a deer a fox or a squirrel, living undisturbed in this natural enclave. The location is ideal for day trips & sightseeing or just for a relaxed holiday in a peaceful unspoilded setting.
Top Traveller Review
A special piece of Tuscany
The villa has a quaint, rustic charm and you feel a connection with the glorious surroundings. The mountains, trees and 360 degree views of untamed nature add to everyone being in holiday mode very quickly. The villa has an elegant simplicity to it, and with a baby and two small children it was easy to manage.
The local restaurants are wonderful and easy to get to - and Maria Luisa has many suggestions for day trips and special places to visit. We had a lovely day trip to Florence too.
So we will be back and can't wait for our next visit.
thanks for such a lovely appreciative review. We really appreciated that you took the time to write one and we'll always be happy to welcome you , your family and friends back to La Casaccia.
About the Owner
About maria luisa venturi
My name is Maria Luisa. I've been spending a great part of my life in this area of Tuscany, which I know very well.The houses which I offer for rent are part of a country estate which belonged to my mother's family. Since I inherited the property I've been spending time and money to restore them and decided to rent them out in order to maintain them in good shape and pass them to my children and grandchildren in the future.
I love this job. It gives me the opportunity of meeting knew people who sometimes become good friends and like visiting us year after year.
Available Rentals
Booking Notes:
Booking by e mail or telephone.
Changeover Day:
UsuallySaturday in the high season ( July and August) but we can be flexible
Notes on prices
Heating is paid on consumption.
Linens and Towels are provided at arrival . A change is 10 euros per person
7 Reviews
4.9/5 -
(7 traveller reviews)
Very nice apartment - stunning views
We (two adults and three kids) stayed two weeks in La Casaccia this summer.
To start out with, the dialogue with the owner, Marie Luisa, was extremely good - fast responses and very informative. Maria Luisa also stopped by to ask us if everything was as should be.
We found the apartment as described. It is very old, rustique and very cozy. Three good bedrooms and a nice living room with dining area. The kitchen has what you need for cooking.
From the windows - and the garden - you have wonderful views of the Tuscan mountains.The apartment shares a pool with a few other apartments, but never gets crowded. It is cleaned early every morning.
We made day trips to many places; Firenze, Lucca, etc. It is easy to drive to one of the villages nearby and take the train to Firenze. You will find several good restaurants nearby. We recommend following the house guide.
The drive up from Londa to La Casaccia is a bit rough; narrow and steep - and requires full attention, also to cattle, sheep, etc!
We recommend La Casaccia if you enjoy peace and quiet and superb views of a wonderful countryside.
A special piece of Tuscany
This is surely a place we will be coming back to year after year. Maria Luisa was a generous and kind host and accommodated our two families who were meeting from Sydney and London. It is the Tuscany you didn't expect.
The villa has a quaint, rustic charm and you feel a connection with the glorious surroundings. The mountains, trees and 360 degree views of untamed nature add to everyone being in holiday mode very quickly. The villa has an elegant simplicity to it, and with a baby and two small children it was easy to manage.
The local restaurants are wonderful and easy to get to - and Maria Luisa has many suggestions for day trips and special places to visit. We had a lovely day trip to Florence too.
So we will be back and can't wait for our next visit.
The house, garden, pool and local area were all fabulous. It is a great place if you have children and if you don't. We will definitely return. Maria Luisa was the perfect host.
A beautiful sanctuary
We were lucky to stay at La Casaccia for 3 weeks in September 2014. It is a peaceful sanctuary, located up in the wooded mountains just (5km) above the delightful town of Londa. The location is idyllic. Although part of 3 dwellings, during our stay, because of the layout of La Casaccia and the other properties, we didn't really see or hear neighbours.
La Casaccia is 300 years old and so I'd describe it as comfortably rustic, of stone construction with flagstones throughout. Maria Luisa makes lovely touches and on arrival there were fresh flowers and a few provisions, enough for tea, coffee and some sustenance. Figs, rosemary and lots of other species are growing in the garden. And there are comfortable beds!
The garden is private with 2 seating areas (one just outside the front door and one in the main garden area), barbecue and hammocks. The main garden and seating/barbeque area offers a view down the valley towards the village. The local village is where Italians live. It isn't a tourist area but authentically Italian. It was lovely to drive down, have coffee and croissants in the bar (2 cappuccinos and a croissant or cake for 3.5 euros!) and watch the world go by. Then buy local produce from the local shops, go back to the house and have lunch/dinner (we kept saying 'this is the life')
The location is within easy reach of loads of places to visit: Florence (1 hour), Lucca (1.5 hours), Sienna and Arezzo (1.5 hours). Driving along the Chianti road to Sienna is also a fabulous experience. If you do this, I'd recommend driving through Greve and then stopping at a vineyard for lunch al fresco. In addition to the main places to visit, we loved Montalcino, Montepulciano, Pienza and Cortona.
Finally, Maria Luisa, the owner is a perfect host, she knows and has lived in the area for a long time and is always available if needed, without interfering.
Charming, enchanting, fabulous!
What a find. La Cassacia is a wonderful villa built in the 1500s. It has fantastic period features but at the same time has everything you need for a self catering holiday. It is peaceful and tranquil. Everywhere was very clean. The bedrooms are charming and very comfortable.
The location is breath-taking; surrounded by wooded mountains and olive groves. Sitting under a vine covered gazebo you can watch the sun setting over the hills and valleys from the outside dining area while the fireflies put on light show! The pool was much appreciated. One of the most mazing settings we've ever been swimming. There are plenty of sun loungers as well amongst the olive trees.
There are plenty of places to visit in the surrounding area. We easily did Florence within the hour. The village of Londa just down the hill is charming and is well supplied with shops and there are a couple of places to eat as well.
Maria was most welcoming and helpful. I recommend that you take advantage of the tour Maria give of the family's oil mill in Londa. The oil and wine tasting at the end is a bonus!
We had the most fantastic stay. The children were impressed with the villa and the presence of the pool ensured they were never bored.
Italian Idyll
Our family (2 kids, 9 & 17) spent 2 (& a bit!) lovely weeks at La Casaccia this summer. The villa is in a beautiful setting in the Sieve valley. The valley is quite wooded but the villa is set in an open area, surrounded by olive groves and with lovely views. As advertised it is no frills accommodation. It was clean and tidy and more than adequate for our stay. There are 3 bedrooms - main double bedroom (fantastic view!), another double (poss3/4 size) and a third bedroom with twins that can be pushed together for a further double. This is a 16th (I think) century property that has been renovated and you could feel the history in it. Lovely cool stone flagged floors in main areas, beamed ceilings and huge inglenook fireplace. Kitchen perfectly adequate - effective gas hob and electric oven, washer and fridge. There is a lovely garden - at any point between the sun coming up and going down there was always some shade and some sun. Paved area with chairs & tables, hammock, large dining table, bbq and grassed area. As public pools in Italy are v. dear - e10 per person - a pool was a priority and we were pleased to find an affordable villa with a pool. The pool was a short (1 min) walk from the villa. The pool and surrounding area are kept v clean and tidy. The listing says shared pool but we never had a problem with it being busy as people tended to go down at different times of day. We met some nice families at the pool and people were very thoughtful as regards not letting kids go wild etc. The owner, Maria-Luisa, is very friendly, speaks excellent English and was always on hand to answer any queries. She offers a tour round her familiy's olive oil mill - very worthwhile. Londa itself is not a main tourist area (plus for us!) albeit only a short way from Florence. The village has 2 good supermarkets, a greengrocer, butcher, chemist & a general store that sold everything! There was also a friendly bar - Bar Il Ponte, which had a nice deli as well. There are several places to eat - we went to Da Fishio several times and also the Pizzaria near the bridge both good food - around e55 for meal for 4 including steak & pastas, drinks (only main course) Lots to do in area - Florence, Pisa, Siena, San Gimignano, Lucca. If you are want simple, honest accommodation in an amazing setting with lots to see I would definitely recommend La Casaccia. We changed our plans and stayed on an extra 2 days as we were enjoying ourselves so much
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
Londa is famous for "La pesca regina di Londa" a peach which grows in peach orchards around the village to which a special festival is dedicated on the second week in September when this kind of late fruit is at its best. On this occasion the farmer who, according to a specilized jury, has grown the best quality receives a prize. Around this occasion lots of activities are organized both cultural and entertaining.It's an interesting opportunity to visit the village and to taste our products. We make wine and oil and a member of our family can provide wine tours on request with group of max 4/5 people in the Chianti Rufina region.One of the owners personally guides free tours in the family oil- mill in Londa with oil tasting on bruschetta every Tuesday morning in the high season The oil -mill still uses the traditional methods of cold crushing with stone wheels in oil making. Pottery painting lessons can be arranged on request with a ceramic talented painter in Londa.
Londa is approx 90 miles from the coast. The nearest beaches are Viareggio, on the Tyrrhenian Sea and Rimini on the Adriatic Sea.
Londa can be reached from the airports of Florence, Pisa, Forlì and Bologna.
Nearest village Londa 6 km away/8 minutes. Nearest station Contea 9 kms/10 min approx. Approx distances to places of interest: Florence center 35 km Arezzo 82km . San Gimignano 85km. Siena 103 km.Lucca 103 km, Bologna 115 km. Pisa 110 km.
Further Details:
The Villas are situated in a secluded and elevated position. They are accessed by 6km asphalted road from Londa, 8 minutes by car. The village of Londa offers a variety of shops including a butche'sr,a baker's, two supermarkets, a greengrocer's, 2 restaurants, a pharmacy, a post office and a bank. You need a car to get to the houses.
Property Type
- villa
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Farm Holidays
- Historic
- Romantic
- Tourist Attractions
- Fireplace ...
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine ...
- Wood Stove ...
- Coffee Maker ...
- Dishes & Utensils
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool ...
- Outdoor Pool
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- mountain
- river
- rural
- autumn foliage
- churches
- forests
- library
- museums
- playground
- restaurants
- ruins
- waterfalls
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- eco tourism
- horse riding
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- mountain biking
- sailing
- swimming
Floor Area
- 140 m²
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath with Shower, Bidet
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, 2 Cot
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed
- There is also a sofa bed in the large entrance room., a convenient solution for a child All the beds are very comfortable.
- Terrace ...
- Golf ...
- Garden ...
- Barbecue ...
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- smoking allowed
- pets considered ...
- children welcome
- Notes on accommodation: The owners live nearby and are available for anything you may need. Cot and highchair available if required. Please ask at booking time. Our price includes a set of two shower towels , kitchen towels, bedlinen, gas for cooking, electricity, water, final cleaning, WIFI connection, taxes. The poolis. open from mid _May to the end of September Outside: Each building has a fenced lawn with patio and outside furniture. A portable barbecue is available for every villa . Close to the houses fenced swimming pool, 14 mts by 7 with sun loungers, tables and parasols. The swimming pool is open from mid-May to the end of September.


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this award to honor her many years of groundbreaking work teaching
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"I recall my well-meaning sisters scoffing
when I said I was too embarrassed to take conventional dance classes.
They didn't understand how it feels to be the only gay/ transgendered
person in a room, especially in the traditionally gendered atmosphere
of dance class. You were Fred or Ginger according to your birth
certificate--period. OUT To Dance classes changed all of that
for many people for the first time."
Kathleen A. Carbone,
Somerville, MA
"Dave and I have been participating in dance classes for the past almost 3 years. It is a real blast and a great way to spend a couple of hours on Sunday night. We have made really amazing friendships there and the teacher, Liz Nania, is incredible. It's a completely non-threatening environment and many of the people we have met there will be dear friends for a long time to come. BTW, much of the music we learn to dance to are pieces heard in clubs today! Yep, the sound may be different, but the beat is there. It won't be long 'til we're featured on Dancing With The Stars! Right!!"
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"We were afraid the song we
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Belmont, MA
"What can we say – Liz made all of our wedding dance dreams come true! We took salsa lessons with Liz several years ago and had a blast, so when it came time to think about our wedding dance, we knew just where to turn. We couldn't have been more right. As always, Liz was helpful, supportive, and so fun to work with!
We were nervous about our dance, and wanted to show off our skills to our friends. From the first lesson, Liz helped us dance with ease, and encouraged us to just enjoy the dancing – not plan it or choreograph it, but to be sure the dance felt like us. Those few weeks leading up to the wedding were stressful with other planning details, but going to dance lessons with Liz was truly the joy of those weeks, getting to spend time together, laughing, dancing and enjoying it all.
When it came time for our wedding dance it was a piece of cake! We were able to incorporate all of the steps she had taught us, had the confidence to keep our heads up and enjoy the moments, and really tune-in to one another. It's now one of our favorite parts of both the planning and of our actual wedding day.
We continue to get comments about how great our dance was – what a self-esteem booster! People even sent us videos of our dance, which we were so grateful to have (we didn't hire a videographer). We watch them over and over, it brings us right back there. We looked pretty good! :) Thanks Liz for making our first dance truly the best, and for helping us have the most fun and loving preparation. We can't thank you enough!" Julie & Laura, Somerville, MA
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When joining our LGBT and queer dance classes or private lessons, note
that our OUT to Dance studio locations in West Roxbury and Roslindale
are within twenty minutes of downtown Boston, Dorchester, Jamaica
Plain, Hyde Park, Roxbury, Brighton, Allston, Brookline, Newton, Chestnut
Hill, Dedham, Norwood, Needham, Westwood, Milton and Quincy; and
within 25 to 35 minutes of Cambridge, Somerville, Arlington, Wellesley,
Natick, Waltham, Braintree, Brockton, Stoughton, Canton, Foxboro,
Weymouth and surrounding towns. We are also less than an hour from Providence, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Central Mass.
8-Week LGBT Dance Classes:
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only, 7 or more days before class begins.
$129 regular registration.
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Early Registration Discount:
Applies only if payment is received 7 days or more before dance
class begins.
Refund Policy: no refunds after
the first dance class, but you can transfer to any other class.
Save $15 off a Second Class:
$15 off your second dance class when one individual signs
up for two dance classes per term; pre-registered only.
Early registration strongly recommended
to secure the class!
on Gay and Lesbian Dancing
Swingtime Dances:
Swingtime dances for the LGBT community and friends. Super fun and friendly! Free swing lesson
8-9 pm; dancing 'til 11.no partner needed. Dancing featuring swing,
ballroom, Latin, salsa, two-step and more; $15 w/ dj Leandra, $20 w/ live band.
Brookline Academy of Dance
136 Westbourne Terrace
Brookline, MA
MBTA- B or C Green Line; free parking and refreshments. For info for Swingtime Dances only: visit Swingtime here, and on Facebook, too: click here for SwingtimeBoston on Facebook and get updates and details on the party theme and more; or call 617-364-7207 before 9 pm. For all ongoing dance class info
call 617-363-0029.
Or find more Swingtime info here.
Find some great ideas for dance tunes chosen
by our director and students; click on the following for our Top
10 song lists-in-progress: Salsa Music, Rumba
Music, West Coast Swing Music,
Foxtrot Music, Waltz Music, Swing
Music, Tango Music, Cha
Cha Music, Nightclub
Freestyle Dance Music, and more lists to come!
See our list of popular dance movies
Renting a dance movie
is a great way to see beautiful dance in action while being entertained.
Watch it with your spouse, partner or friends. Be inspired! Consider
making one of our dance classes a date
Get twice as much fun from your evening at dance
class when you add a little adventure and make a night of it!
See the date night page to find
the hot spots near our studios.
If possible, wear comfortable smooth-soled shoes
to dance class; preferably something that slides a bit, rather
than non-skid soles. No dance shoes are necessary, but if you
decide to invest, see below.
Some of my favorite dance shoe stores:
Patterson's Back Bay Dancewear in Boston offers a 10%
discount to OUT to Dance students.) www.backbaydancewear.com
www.dancestore.com carries Aris Allens, my favorite brand.
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text: Natural wonders of TohokuUpdated 8:47 PM ET, Tue May 17, 2016 Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds. Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuJodogahama Beach (Iwate prefecture) – It's easy to see why this beach is named "Jodogahama," or Pure Land. In Rikuchu Kaigan National Park, it's one of Japan's nationally designated Places of Scenic Beauty. Click on for more photos of Japan's beautiful Tohoku region, which is made up of six prefectures: Aomori, Akita, Fukushima, Iwate, Miyagi and Yamagata.Hide Caption 1 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuOkama Crater Lake (Yamagata and Miyagi prefectures) – Three peaks of Tohoku's Zao mountain range surround this circular crater lake named after "kama," a traditional iron pot that shares its shape. It sits on the border between Yamagata and Miyagi prefectures. Hide Caption 2 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuHakkoda Mountains (Aomori prefecture) – This range of dormant volcanoes is known for its beauty throughout the seasons -- fall included. The area is filled with ponds, marshes, hiking trails and hot springs. Hide Caption 3 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuTorigoe-no-taki Falls (Iwate prefecture) – Making an entrance down a 100-foot drop, these falls, near the ski resort/hot spring town of Shizukuishi, come in with a mighty roar. Hide Caption 4 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuLake Inawashiro (Fukushima prefecture) – Frozen scenes like this can be found during a winter visit to Fukushima's Lake Inawashiro. These "shibuki-gori" natural ice sculptures form when water is picked up by strong winds from the west.Hide Caption 5 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuMt. Chokai (Akita and Yamagata prefectures) – Trails on the photogenic volcano, located between Akita and Yamagata prefectures, take hikers through marshes, teeming wildflowers and alpine lakes.Hide Caption 6 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuShiraishi River (Miyagi prefecture) – Come cherry blossom season Tohoku doesn't disappoint. Miyagi's Shiraishi River hosts an annual Ogawara Sakura Festival -- said to be one of the country's top cherry blossom viewing experiences. Hide Caption 7 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuAbukuma-do (Fukushima prefecture) – Abukuma-do is a 3,000-meter-long limestone cave network located outside the Fukushima city of Tamura. Only 600 meters of the caves are open to explore. It takes about 40 minutes to get through. Hide Caption 8 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuMatsushima Bay (Miyagi) – Some 260 islands of various sizes are scattered around Miyagi's Matsushima Bay, which has been named one of the three most scenic spots in Japan.Hide Caption 9 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuZao Onsen Ski Resort (Yamagata prefecture) – Tourists come to Tohoku's largest ski resort not only for the popular winter sport but also to trek, visit hot springs and see the famous "snow monsters," the result of mist freezing on the trees.Hide Caption 10 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuMt. Iwate (Iwate prefecture) – Japan newbies could be forgiven for mistaking this Tohoku volcano for Mt. Fuji. Sitting northwest of Morioka, it's sometimes called Nambu Fuji -- or half-sided Fuji -- for its resemblance to the more famous peak. Hide Caption 11 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuCherry blossoms (Aomori prefecture) – Sakura bloom outside Hirosaki Castle in Aomori prefecture. A prime place for viewing blossoms in spring, it's picturesque all year long. Hide Caption 12 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuMototaki Waterfall (Akita prefecture) – This pretty waterfall, fed by year-round snow on Mt. Chokai, remains chilly even during the warmer seasons.Hide Caption 13 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuOe Wetlands (Fukushima prefecture) – Wooden paths have been placed through the Oe Wetlands in Fukushima's Hinoemata village. The prefecture lures travelers to its many beautiful natural sites. Hide Caption 14 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuHakkoda Mountains (Aomori prefecture) – Yamagata obviously doesn't have a monopoly on snow monsters. Sixteen mountains make up Aomori's Hakkoda range, of which Mount Odake is the main peak.Hide Caption 15 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuTowada-Hachimantai National Park (Aomori prefecture) – The park is made up of two areas -- Hachimantai and Towada-Hakkoda, the latter of which includes Honshu's largest crater lake, Lake Towada, and most of the Oirase River valley that exits into the Pacific Ocean.Hide Caption 16 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuYunohama Hot Springs (Yamagata prefecture) – According to a popular myth, a fisherman discovered these seaside hot springs when he saw a turtle bathing in the warm waters centuries ago.Hide Caption 17 of 18 Photos: Natural wonders of TohokuYoneshiro River (Akita prefecture) – This 136-kilometer-long river, which creates a natural border for Akita, Iwate and Aomori, leads into the Sea of Japan through Akita prefecture.Hide Caption 18 of 18More from TravelFirst look inside Disney's new 'Pandora: World of Avatar' The real pirates of the Caribbean A roller coaster fanatic's 10 picks for 2017The travel checklist: Must-read books and must-watch movies Pioneering Israeli winemaker Roni Saslove tells all


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Like Kevin Costner's baseball diamond in Field of Dreams, Georgia's Lake Oconee embraced the "build it and they will come" philosophy. Created when Georgia Power built a hydroelectric dam in 1979, it has become a major second-home destination for Atlanta and the Southeast.
The lake looks a bit like a dragon tattoo or a sprawling cactus, with several forks and major channels creating hundreds of mini-coves and an extraordinary amount of coastline. Reynolds Plantation, the largest of many planned communities, has 90 miles of shoreline alone.
Because it is controlled by a dam, Oconee rises and falls by less than 2 feet in normal years. "That is a real benefit and strength to fishing and recreation, and all waterfront homes have fixed docks," says Jim Hudson of LakeOconee.com Realty.
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The main appeals are the lake itself and a number of high-quality golf courses. Oconee also enjoys a central location, easily accessible from Atlanta. "The second-home market is almost exclusively on the lake, and most active is the $400,000-$800,000 range," Hudson says. "The only people buying second homes off the water are in the gated golf communities, and they still have lake access within the development. The majority are single-family homes, but all of the gated communities also offer condos."
The northeastern portion of the lake lies in Oconee National Forest with little development. The entire lake is clean, but in general, prices go up as the water gets clearer, at the south end and east tributaries. "There are five gated communities, all with golf, and three are part of Reynolds Plantation," Hudson says.
The gated communities are the most expensive, though they also offer more reasonable choices of inland properties. "Then there are about 75 communities on the water in all different sizes and price ranges," Hudson says. "You can get a cove-front lot with a home for as little as $350,000, but to get good water frontage you would be looking at the mid-$400,000s to over a million."
A look at three Lake Oconee neighborhoods
• North End. The portion north of I-20 includes the fork bordering the Oconee National Forest and is the least expensive part of the lake. "The water is shallower and less clear, and it is farther from shopping and amenities," Hudson says. "Midrange homes here run $80,000-$100,000 less than the rest of the lake," and waterfront houses start from the lower $300,000s.
• Main Channel and Richland Creek. The bulk of the lake is in two parallel north/south sections with a peninsula of mainland in between. To the west is the main channel of the Oconee River, the widest part of the lake with the largest number of vacation properties, starting in the mid-$400,000s. The narrower, spring-fed and more costly eastern channel is the Richland Creek side.
• Reynolds Plantation. This 16,000-acre community spans the peninsula on both the main channel and Richland Creek side, with 3,700 residences in several subdivisions, including two free-standing gated communities, The Landing and Great Waters. Reynolds has lots from $60,000, condos and cottages from $250,000 and single-family houses from the high $300,000s to $5 million. The community includes a Ritz-Carlton hotel and six golf courses.
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Hi Cluster-devel list, You will find attached a patch originating from Ubuntu (Andres Rodriguez), that fixes a few issues in manpages (namely fence_drac and fence_scsi). Please consider applying it. As a side note, you may want to consider Asciidoc [1] to handle generation of manpages, in groff and html format. This already takes care of the groff formating, and would avoid the above kind of issues. That said, iirc you're also doing some POD style extraction, so it may not be fully relevant. cheers, Arnaud -- Linux / Unix Expert R&D - Eaton - http://powerquality.eaton.com Network UPS Tools (NUT) Project Leader - http://www.networkupstools.org/ Debian Developer - http://www.debian.org Free Software Developer - http://arnaud.quette.free.fr/
diff --git a/fence/agents/drac/fence_drac.8 b/fence/agents/drac/fence_drac.8 index 3660c5a..cb25774 100644 --- a/fence/agents/drac/fence_drac.8 +++ b/fence/agents/drac/fence_drac.8 @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ the card. By default, the telnet interface is not enabled. To enable the interface, you will need to use the racadm command in the racser-devel rpm available from Dell. To enable telnet on the DRAC: -[root]# racadm config -g cfgSerial -o cfgSerialTelnetEnable 1 +[root]# racadm config \-g cfgSerial \-o cfgSerialTelnetEnable 1 [root]# racadm racreset diff --git a/fence/agents/scsi/fence_scsi.8 b/fence/agents/scsi/fence_scsi.8 index f1a29ea..b81ba0d 100644 --- a/fence/agents/scsi/fence_scsi.8 +++ b/fence/agents/scsi/fence_scsi.8 @@ -23,13 +23,13 @@ occurs, the fence_scsi agent will remove the key belonging to the failed node from the device(s). The failed node will no longer be able to write to the device(s). A manual reboot is required. -Keys are either be specified manually (see -k option) or generated -automatically (see -n option). Automatic key generation requires that +Keys are either be specified manually (see \-k option) or generated +automatically (see \-n option). Automatic key generation requires that cman be running. Keys will then be generated using the cluster ID and node ID such that each node has a unique key that can be determined by any other node in the cluster. -Devices can either be specified manually (see -d option) or discovered +Devices can either be specified manually (see \-d option) or discovered automatically. Multiple devices can be specified manually by using a comma-separated list. If no devices are specified, the fence_scsi agent will attempt to discover devices by looking for cluster volumes @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ and created registrations for each path. .TP \fB-o\fP \fIaction\fR Fencing action. This value can be "on", "off", or "status". All -actions require either a key (see -k option) or node name (see -n +actions require either a key (see \-k option) or node name (see \-n option). For "on", the agent will attempt to register with the device(s) and create a reservation if none exists. The "off" action will attempt to remove a node's key from the device(s). The "status" @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Log output to file. \fB-n\fP \fInodename\fR Name of the node to be fenced. The node name is used to generate the key value used for the current operation. This option will be ignored -when used with the -k option. +when used with the \-k option. .TP \fB-k\fP \fIkey\fR Key to use for the current operation. This key should be unique to a @@ -88,19 +88,19 @@ Print out a version message, then exit. This option is used by fence_node(8) and is ignored by fence_scsi. .TP \fInodename = "param"\fR -Same as -n option. +Same as \-n option. .TP \fIaction = "param" \fR -Same as -o option. +Same as \-o option. .TP \fIdevices = "param"\fR -Same as -d option. +Same as \-d option. .TP \fIlogfile = "param"\fR -Same as -f option +Same as \-f option .TP \fIkey = "param"\fR -Same as -k option. +Same as \-k option. .TP \fIaptpl = "1" Enable the APTPL flag. Default is 0 (disable).


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Rick Springfield performing 'stripped down' show at Pabst Theater
Forever immortalized for "Jessie's Girl," Rick Springfield has nevertheless been keeping himself plenty busy with other projects over the past 12 months, including gigs with Dave Grohl's Sound City Players supergroup, last year's album "Songs for the End of the World," and writing a novel slated to be published in 2014.
But he's finding time to come back to Milwaukee for a "stripped down" show at the Pabst Theater. Springfield will share stories and perform songs solo on acoustic guitar.
A frequent performer in Milwaukee (some of Springfield's local fans were even featured in the 2012 documentary "An Affair of the Heart"), Springfield was a headliner at Summerfest this past July. Before the gig, he sat down backstage with Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Tap Milwaukee music writer Piet Levy for the 10 for Tap video interview series. See Springfield's video interview below.
And fans can see Springfield live at the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St., on March 5. Tickets are $35.50 to $55.50 and are available for purchase beginning at noon Friday at the box office, the Riverside Theater box office (116 W. Wisconsin Ave.), by calling (414) 286-3663 and visiting the Pabst Theater website.
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In the process the West Indians, with nine points in three matches, also booked themselves a berth in the final. Australia have seven points in three matches while India are at the bottom with just two points from as many outings.
Scorecard of Match 4
The Men in Blue now have an uphill task of winning both of their remaining matches and stay in the hunt at the cost of Australia.
It was a skippers' day all the way at Kinrara Oval today. Led by stand-in skipper Michael Hussey's century Australia posted a daunting total of 272 runs. But Brian Lara was imperious and guided the West Indies to overhaul the target with 16 balls to spare.
The West Indians floundered in the beginning and lost two wickets for 44 runs. However, Lara and Chris Gayle added 151 runs for third wicket to turn the table on to the World Champions.
West Indies start was not auspicious as they lost in-form batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul early caught behind off Brett Lee.
Vice captain Ramnaresh Sarwan looked in good nick but couldn't build on to his start throwing his wicket away to Bracken.
It was attacking batting on display all the way from skipper Lara and Chris Gayle. Gayle was particularly severe on Stuart Clarke hitting him for tall sixes.
A few hundred spectators at the Kinrara Oval were treated to batsmanship of highest order with Lara not sparing a single corner of the park without hitting the fence.
To young off breaker Dan Cullen Lara just decided to dance down the track for lofted shots and in the process shattered the bowler's confidence.
Lara and Gayle added hundred runs in just 91 balls for third wicket thus bringing down the asking rate well under five.
With the batsmen scoring at free will, all the bowlers felt the heat but none more than Stuart Clarke. Already taken for severe beating Clarke's seventh over proved to be most costly in which he conceded 23 runs.
Clarke was replaced by Shane Watson and the move paid off when Gayle holed out to Hussey at mid-wicket. Australia sensed a chance to get back in the match. But Lara was in no mood to lower guard. He saw off a threatening spell from Brett Lee and when Cullen was brought once again, Lara just came down the pitch to hoist straight over for a six.
However Lara couldn't stay till the end as he miscued a rising delivery from Lee and offered a simple catch at backward point. Lara 87 came off 81 balls with 11 hits to fence.
When he left, 31 runs were needed to win in almost 10 overs and three wickets fell in quick succession but Bravo played a patient knock of 37 to see West Indies through.
Earlier, a fabulous 109 off 90 balls from stand-in captain Mike Hussey took Australia to a healthy total of 272 for six. Australia overcame disastrous start to their innings after electing to bat first. Leading the side in absence of Ricky Ponting who was rested Mike Hussey chose to bat first after winning the toss.
Australia brought in Brett Lee, Andrew Symonds and Mathew Hayden in the playing eleven. West Indies made one change -- Marlon Samuels in place of Fidel Edwards.
But it was not good start for Hussey as Australian skipper as the West Indies bowlers ripped through the top order.
But Katich, who was dropped by Wavell Hinds in the first over, failed to take full advantage of a life as he was ultimately run out for 22. Taylor and Bradshaw bowled tight line and length to stifle the Australian scoring.
The star performer of last match Shane Watson as he returned back on duck. Andrew Symonds (8) who got first match in the series also failed to impress falling to Bradshaw, who also got the better of Michael Clarke (1).
Australia were four for 64 but Mathew Hayden led the Australian fight back with a patient 49. Later Hussey and Brad Haddin, who scored 70, repaired the Australian innings with great success.
Haddin took charge after fifty partnership with his skipper Hussey. He hit a flurry of sixes, with the spinners Gayle and Samuels bearing his brunt.
Skipper Hussey too stood out in this innings showing much maturity in leading his side with responsibility. If Haddin threw his bat around for quick runs, Hussey was more copybook, but not any less effective. His elegant cover drives stood out as also occasional forays in reverse sweep that also fetched him boundaries.
In slog overs, Hussey chanced his arm and hit a straight six off Bravo, while another clip off Taylor cleared the long leg fence.Hussey hit a boundary in the same area next ball to complete his hundred.
Haddin was out in the last over to Bravo not before he had added precious 166 runs for sixth wicket with Hussey.


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While unconfirmed, the news sounds reasonable enough to us. The range has already been whittled down to just four handsets – the Lumia 550, 650, 950 and 950 XL – and Microsoft has spent the last few months relentlessly price slashing those that do remain.
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England's World Cup and European Championship qualifiers are destined to immediately be up graded to free-to-air sporting events - and that will kill off an internet revolution that begins with Fabio Capello's team in the Ukraine on Saturday.
• England to be shown on the web
• Supporters angry with decision
The panel will seriously consider making World Cup and European Championship qualifiers for all the home nations teams guaranteed free-to-air event.
The Government will be asked to seek backing from the European Union to enforce other football associations not to sell the TV rights to anyone other than free-to-air services such as the BBC or ITV. Alternatively, the Government could block any signals coming from abroad, and permit only BBC or ITV to screen the match in this country.
Panel-member David Davies, a former BBC Sports correspondent and FA executive director told ESPN Soccernet: "We began the process at the end of January, it is the first review of its kind for 11 years, and we have been all over the world to explore every avenue and look into how its done in most major sporting nations across the world. We have taken evidence from every major sporting and Government body.
"At the moment World Cup qualifiers are not listed events. The panel will be meeting this week, so it has not made up its mind."
Davies has long believed that major sporting events such as World Cup qualifiers should be listed. He told Soccernet: "When I was at the FA, and Adam Crozier was the chief executive, we made a policy decision in 2000 when we were in Belgium for the Euro 2000 event, that all England internationals at home would be free to air. We had no control over the sales of TV rights outside, obviously
"The World Cp and European Championship qualifiers are not free to air in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, and it has become a big issue in Scotland. But look a the way it's done in the Republic of Ireland and you can see, it is possible to do."
Davies pointed out that the government must have the will to enforce the policy recommendations of his panel. He said: "I'd like our findings to be published, but that again will be up to a Government decision. As for the issue of internet coverage, naturally I am unable to talk about it as it is something our panel will be discussing this week."
The BBC argues that the current list be expanded to include World Cup and European Championship qualifiers for the Home Nations and some live cricket, but does not call for live test match cricket to be restored to the A-list, but would list Welsh rugby union's autumn and Six Nations internationals, the Commonwealth Games and the finals of both the 50 and 20-over cricket World Cups.
While most governing bodies and Sky, the dominant pay-broadcaster, have argued that sports should be free to choose who they sell their rights to, the BBC argues that listing events is in the national interest.
The BBC argues that listing works and has not prevented sports rights increasing in value by an average of 15% year-on-year, nor the emergence of Sky.
The BBC contends that listing is crucial if sports are to retain their connection with the wider public. "Without universal, free-to- air availability the social and cultural value of the biggest sporting events would be severely diminished. Our research indicates that the vast majority of viewers would be lost to sport if they had to pay a specific fee for the privilege," it has submitted to the Davies panel.
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Yeah, that is very common is gun shops. No reason to be intimidated, most like that are simply blow hards who like to hear themselves talk.
This is a discussion on Gun Shop within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; O.K. help me out. I have visited the near by local gun shop several times in the past 6 months to buy ammo, accessories, even ...
O.K. help me out. I have visited the near by local gun shop several times in the past 6 months to buy ammo, accessories, even my Keltec p3at. The guys that work there are very initimidating to me. I am an average guy with a new found lust in guns and shooting. I am somewhat shy however. Everytime I am in there, they are loud and obnoxiously talking about this shoot or that shoot and how they "smoked it" and so on. It takes several minutes to get someone to help. Unfortunately this is the only shop near where I live. It seems that I am such a bother to interupt their stories to sell me anything. Why? If I didn't know better, I would be discouraged from enjoying my new found love just because of these bozos. Has anyone else experienced this?
Yeah, that is very common is gun shops. No reason to be intimidated, most like that are simply blow hards who like to hear themselves talk.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
so they won't stop babbling even though you are a paying customer?
Don't be intimidated though it will never help. Walk up to the counter and stare at what you want. If they don't ask you if you need help in 60 seconds I would walk out and not return. Most shops will tell stories and such but as soon as a customer walks in they stop to help them.
There is something about firing 4,200 thirty millimeter rounds/min that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Yup, theirs a place less than a mile from my work (bob's gun shop) that I refuse to go to. The owner and his son are not very nice gun shop proprietors, big time. Everything is extremely overpriced, their selection is terrible and they are just plain old know it all jerks. Lucky for me theirs plenty of other places I can take my business and that I do. I went in there one time and they were talking about something I can't mention on this forum, I stood at the counter with some stuff for over 5 minutes when I finally I said "this is the last time you will ever see me here this is why no one is ever in the store and this is why every tells me to shop somewhere else" I threw my stuff on the counter and walked out. I'm telling you, I have never once seen another customer in the store...ever....
By the way, this gun shop has been robbed 4 times in the last 2 years...
Other shops around here, you can go in at 8am or 5pm and theirs always people there, but poor old bob would rather be a jerk, treat people like crap, and rip them off thats why no one is ever in there. I hope his shop isn't his only source of income.
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I wish I had a local Gun Shop to get treated badly in....
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Some of the most help I've heard coming from gun-store clerks was actually at a local Cabela's and a Bass Pro Shop, and it was a delight for me to hear clerks actually offer helpful suggestions (here, try this grip, try that action) without either bamboozling the shy customer (who doesn't know yet what to ask) about their personal shooting prowess or dismissing the customer as an ignorant newbie. Another good example is a local shop that (wisely!) has a couple of knowledgeable women on staff... they seem to put the new customers at ease.
If you really are limited to the one local shop, the best I can offer is to try going at different times, or - when the conversation allows it - ASK about the shoots these guys are talking about. Where are they? Who sponsors or hosts them? How often? Are newcomers welcome? With some persistence and patience, and a little luck, you'll become part of the conversation and maybe you'll even be recognized the next time you walk in the door.
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I find a lot of stores are like that anymore(Gun shops,or not), workers talking to each other, or on the cell. What I did(retired from a major del. company), and what I still do as a customer. I walk into the store nod at anyone that looks at me, and when I see what I want, I'll say loud enough to be heard by the person I want to hear me(with out being obnoxious ).... "When-you-have -a- minute ?", and look them in the eye. Then it's on their shoulders and works 99.9% of the time.(For over 20 years)
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"When someone shares something of value with you and you benefit from it, you have a moral obligation to share it with others."
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Well, salesguy, there are good sales people and then there are bad sales people.
Option 1
Say, "Excuse me. I'd like to look at that ....."
Option 2
Track down a manager/owner. They always want to sell. If they don't, there is always Option 3.
Option 3
Drive a little farther and find another shop.
Option 4
Sit back and enjoy the stories. Some of the funniest gun stories come from gun shop employees. Plus, a little good will goes a long way.
Good luck!
*WARNING - I may or may not know what I am talking about.
yes it is hard to find a good gun store these days. i got one near by that i go into no more than 2 or 3 times a year. the place is overpriced on all items. sometimes they will talk to you, most time they don't. stopped by two weeks ago the owner was setting out primers. they were $40.00 a thousand. his used guns were high as new ones. look at some anyway. not much stock, not much reloading stuff. what was there i can beat the price off the internet. the owner stated the big box store (sportman's warehouse) has all most put him out of business. i said, with prices like this i can see why. he looked at me like a cow looking at a new gate. come to think of it we had a gun store to go out of business two months ago. this store had been around for over 20 years. but the internet and big box store hits them hard.
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Happens to me all the time but it's only becasue I'm young and they treat me like I don't know anything. That's why whenever I go into the shop I only deal with one employee who never gave me a hard time. I have bought 10+ guns from him and I refuse to give my commission to any of the other salesman that works there.
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Most of the workers know the very minimum about guns to get their job. It's gunshop B.S.
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Gun shops like that get me in and out real quick. Well, I guess it depends on what mood I'm in. If I came to look, I'd rather be left alone until I have a question. On the other hand, if I'm going for something specific, I allow a specific amount of time for a response depending on conditions (usually the amount of customers per employee). It usually works out well, and it's give and take (some give on my part since I don't walk in feeling more important than the other customers, but won't accept being ignored either). I'm guessing it's an industry standard for gun shops the way it goes. I have walked in to a few shops, loitered at the counter, been looked at a time or two with no response , turned around and walked out. Length of time for acceptance of being ignored will vary depending on circumstances. I've got quite a few shops in my area to choose from actually....I know this might not be the case for many of my fellow brothers (and sisters). Thing is...(from my point of view) many retail stores (not just gun shops) have gone away from the sales aspect and what that entails, and gone to the 'if they want it, they'll buy it' philosophy, and less work for those selling because they have it. Sort of a recent trend with the economy actually....welcome back to the basics of supply and demand. Especially with all the hype......it's a seller's market now. 'If you don't buy it, there's somebody coming in any minute that will'. That is what takes the sales aspect out of selling these days, and an awful lot of personality, interaction, and loyalty have fallen by the wayside because of it. The lack of principles, values, and personal interaction is what's driving me into my own small time shop. I think there's a market for getting back to basics. You come into my shop and you'll be served....the second time you come in, I'll know you by name. Plain and simple, and I plan on keeping it that way. I'm kinda tired of all the games myself. I'm getting away from all of that, and back to the basics.
Sixto hit a homerun - they are blowhards and you will find them in most any gunshop. Luckily I have a shop and indoor range a few miles from the house where they are friendly and answer questions - no war stories.
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Mary ann the owner is a sweetheart of a person. She recommended a great restaurant right down the road., which was a BYOB. The interior of the boat house was Immaculate, which was my main concern, Very comfortable & cozy, what an awesome view right on the Lake. I used her kayak & paddles & life vest. She lent me butter that i ended up not using. The only reason i didnt give it 5 stars was the outdoor furniture on the deck was really tired. i sat in the chair & it broke. There are built in seats in the deck so it didnt bother me. Great Place & Great Owner!
I made a friend...the owner Mary Ann is awesome...this rental was perfect.....a great view of the lake.....kitchen was perfect and the bed was just right....the cabin was very clean....fully stocked...TV...DVD player..wifi...coffee maker...everything I needed..I was a happy camper..Mary Ann recommend local restaurants....she just made us feel like family...I would SO recommend the boat house for vacation...great location...great rental....thanks for giving me a awesome memory :)
Second stay at this delightful location. Peaceful surroundings - Beautiful lake view. Deck for morning coffee by the lake.
Crystal clear water. Boathouse is charming and Mary Ann is most helpful. We forgot salad dressing and she brought us hers.
Made a friend for life and hopefully, a summer vacation for years to come.
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We had a wonderful 5-night stay at this property, and will definitely return.The owner took great pains to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. We were traveling by motorcycle, and Mary Ann even brought our bike covers to us one night when we returned. The house was well-stocked. We found the bed to be very comfortable, and slept well. We saw loons and duck families from the big picture window, and had a great time kayaking in the peaceful surroundings. I would highly recommend this property to anyone who loves being near the water, and who wants to be in a beautiful, relaxing setting.
My husband and I were excited to spend 5 nights at this lovely setting. The trouble began almost immediately when I had to call and email the owner over and over to try to get a response on availability for the days we wanted. I persisted because the location was ideal (close to a wedding we were attending in the area) and it looked so nice from the photos. The owner finally called me back and said the dates were free and I should send her a check for half the total rental cost. I had to insist on some sort of contract or at least an email stating the dates and terms. She was surprised that I wouldn't simply send a check for $$$! It took another couple weeks to get the "contract" (a typed paragraph that I could barely read it was scanned so small).
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Bethany Walker's best friend, Anne Marie Cox, suffers from a skin condition called epidermolysis bullosa that causes the skin to blister and burn off when there is any friction to trauma to the skin. Bethany wanted to help her best friend raise enough money to pay for a saltwater therapy pool which is renowned for easing the condition.
The family found it difficult to raise enough money for the pool so Bethany decided she was going to sell rubber band jewellery through her Facebook page "Bracelets by Bethany". Within 19 weeks Bethany had risen a phenomenal $47, 000 that could buy Anne Marie a saltwater pool.
Now Anne Marie can play with her family and friends and not worry about her skin condition in the sun.
Entrepreneurial Bethany is now raising money for another family who have lost their Father and Son. What an inspirational young lady!


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Nuka-Cade token
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The Nuka-Cade token is a miscellaneous item in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World.
A small gold-colored coin with the Nuka-World logo on both faces. Both sides bear the message "Token for Nukacade" along the outside edge. They can be spent at the machines in the Nuka-Cade in order to win tickets to redeem various prizes.
- Can be found as random loot.
- Three tokens can be purchased at a time with pre-War money from token dispensers at the Nuka-Cade.
- 35 at Nuka-Town USA.
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