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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 5, 1984, New Braunfels, Texas Democratic candidates agreeable to TV debates AUSTIN (AP) - Opponents of U.S. Rep. Kent Hance, vying for the Democratic candidacy for the senate seat from Texas, say they have agreed to a debate with their rival. Hance issued the challenge Wednesday as he began a statewide tour, calling his "chief rivals" to appear with him in a series of debates throughout Texas. He did not mention the names of his opponents, former U.S. Rep. Bob Krueger, D-Texas, and state Sen. Lloyd Doggett, D-Austin. "It's time for the voters of Texas to see first hand, just how sharp the contrasts are between me and my opponents," said Hance. "I know why I'm running for the Senate, but I'm not sure about the other two candidates, and I bet the voters of Texas aren't either." Doggett responded quickly with a letter to Hance and a carbon copy to Krueger, saying, "Absolutely," according to Paul Begala, Doggett's press secretary. Krueger was campaigning and unavailable for comment. But a spokesman said Krueger supports the concept of debates. "We debated (Democratic Senate candidate) Joe Christie in 1978. We attempted to debate (U.S. Sen. John) Tower in 1978; he never would. We have no problem with the debate concept," said Robert Mann, Krueger's media consultant. "Actually, I'm not sure what the big deal is. We've been on the same platform with Hance and Doggett at least four times," said Mann. From Austin, Hance went to San Antonio, Houston, Beaumont and Texarkana, reissuing his challenge at each stop. In Texarkana late Wednesday, Hance said the debate challenges were issued Wednesday morning to Doggett and Krueger offices. Doggett had accepted the challenge, but Krueger had not yet responded, Hance said. Hance said he had never gone into a contested race as anything except the underdog, but added, "I've never lost a campaign." He is in his third two-year term in Washington, previously serving in the Texas Senate. Hance said in Texarkana that his polls show Doggett's campaign with much more "enthusiasm" than Krueger's campaign. "I think if Doggett gets the money to run his race, he'll be my opponent in the runoff," said Hgnce. In San Antonio, Hance congratulated the Rev. Jesse Jackson for helping obtain the release of U.S. airman Robert Goodman Jr., who had been captured by the Syrians. He said the flier's release indicates that Syria might be willing to negotiate the withdrawal of troops from Lebanon. Also, Hance said U.S. forces should immediately be pulled out of Lebanon if the soldiers' safety cannot be assured- Crowd watches man stab deaf woman NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) - A crowd of about 20 people looked (rn as a deaf woman was fatally stabbed on a busy city street, but "nobody moved to help" her, says a truck driver who passed by and tried to break up the attack. "I just couldn't understand why people were Just standing around and looking," James Greene said Wednesday, a day after 41-year-old Virginia Price died with what police said were about 20 stab wounds. A 30-year-old construction worker, James L. Forbes, was arrested Wednesday and charged with murder. He was being held without bond in the Newport News city jail, police said. Greene said he was passing through the city's East End, an area of urban renewal projects and middle-class neighborhoods, at about 3 p.m. when he spotted the struggle from a distance. "It looked like they were wrestling," said Greene, a veteran of Ute Army Special Forces. "It looked like he was hitting her with his fists, but then I saw the knife. That's when I parked my truck." Greene, who is from nearby Hampton, said he grabbed an ax handle from the truck, ran to the pair and pounded the attacker squarely in the back near the neck. Then, he said, the attacker reached into his coat pocket "I tried my best but I thought he was going for a gun so I just backed off of him. I don't mind helping people, but I don't want to get shot in the process," Greene said. Weather survival turns into police probe ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -What began as a tale of survival on a snow-covered mountain has developed into a spreading investigation involving high-quality cocaine, a pilot with a revoked license and $19,200 in cash in a wrecked plane, authorities say. In the latest development, state police Maj. Neil Curran revealed Wednesday night that 36-year-old pilot Tony Mink of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., has agreed to meet with investigators to discuss what Curran called the "strange circumstances" of Mink's Dec. 23 crash landing. Mink and his 14-year-old son, Brian, said they spent five days trapped in the cramped wreckage of their singleengine plane in the rugged northern New Mexico wilderness, huddling together for warmth, nibbling sparsely at food and burning checks to melt snow for drinking water. Mink's 36-year-old wife, Charlene, died in the crash, which Mink said occurred as they were flying from Colorado to Utah for a Christmas visit. He and his son were found and rescued by helicopter Dec. 28. But the rescuers also discovered $19,200 in cash in the back of the plane, prompting state police and agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration to wade through chest-deep drifts three days later to inspect the wreckage, Curran said. On one wing they found a package which tests showed to be 14 grams of cocaine, 80 percent to 90 percent pure, said Curran, estimating its street value at $5,000. In Miami, meanwhile, a U.S. Customs spokeswoman said Mink and another Fort Lauderdale man -were arrested in the Bahamas in 1980 when Mink allegedly ditched a plane carrying 400 pounds of marijuana off the coast of Bimini. Sgt. Granville McMinns of the Bahamas Police Department said he remembered the arrest but not the disposition. And the Federal Aviation Administration said Mink's pilot license was revoked in 1981, with no record of a new one being issued. Mink, who attended his wife's funeral Tuesday in Utah, has not been charged and "at this time we don't have sufficient evidence to charge anyone," said Curran, assistant commander of the New Mexico state police Criminal Investigations Bureau. "We have been in contact with the attorney for the family and he informed us that at the convenience of both parties, he (Mink) will be willing to come down and talk to us," Curran said. Just lawn around Officials find winter grass damage hard to predict DALLAS (AP) — Get out your garden hooes and leave the pruning shears in the garage. That's the advice from Texas AAM University specialists are giving to homeowners across North Texas who fear their lawns, shrubs and ornamental plants may have been damaged by the prolonged period of sub-freezing temperatures during late December. Dr. William Knoop said some grass, mainly St. Augustine, may have to be replaced. Knoop said he believes most Bermuda grass probably survived, but said the prolonged periods of sub-freezing temperatures may have killed much of the St. Augustine Kress. "We should have a lot of winter damage," Knoop said. Hhomeowners should start watering their grass as soon as the ground is thawed, he said. "Take a screwdriver and punch it into the ground to be sure the ground is thawed. If it is thawed, give the lawn a good watering," he said. "It doesn't make sense to water frozen soil." 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lørdag den 8. september 2012
Collage using my new Stampsmith stamp!
37 kommentarer:
- JoAnne sagde ...
Miss Portia is lovely and that piece is absolutely beautiful Dorthe!
- 8. september 2012 kl. 13.08
- Robin sagde ...
Your collage and that stamped image are gorgeous Dorthe! Happy Saturday.
- 8. september 2012 kl. 13.09
- Kimberly at ArtJoyStuff sagde ...
Lovely, lovely work Dorthe.
Frothy goodness!
enJOY a lovely Sunday,
- 8. september 2012 kl. 13.39
- lynne sagde ...
Be still my heart, dear Dorthe. I am so excited to see Portia in your creative hands as I know she is a favourite stamp of mine and could nto wait to see what you created. You have not disappointed in fact I've never known Portia to look more beautiful.
Estelle will be over the moon when she sees this, you must tell her!
I need to look at it again:)
Wishes to you
- 8. september 2012 kl. 13.46
- Corrine at sparkledaysstudio.com sagde ...
Beautiful Dorthe, Love the black accents. xox
- 8. september 2012 kl. 14.01
- Yvonne Garner sagde ...
Masterfully created! Lynne is the best, isn't she?! Have. Have a great weekend. Best wishes, Yvonne
- 8. september 2012 kl. 14.08
- marie sagde ...
Such a beautiful collage Dorthe! The stamp is lovely too! Visits here are always so inspiring!!
- 8. september 2012 kl. 14.21
- Hopemore Studio sagde ...
I have never scene that stamp company before Dorthe, thanks for sharing. It is a very nice addition to your collages.
- 8. september 2012 kl. 14.33
- Bente sagde ...
Å, så nydelig, Dorthe.
Håper du får en flott søndag
- 8. september 2012 kl. 14.41
- Laura sagde ...
Hi Dorthe
This is amazing, so beautiful, I'm planing to do something like this in the near future,
- 8. september 2012 kl. 14.53
- Petite Michelle Louise sagde ...
your collage is serenely beautiful dear dorthe. i adore the "heroine" image. she is so lovely!!
- 8. september 2012 kl. 15.36
- Draffin Bears sagde ...
Dear Dorthe,
Miss Portia is so beautiful and I adore your gorgeous work with all the old and new lace and the bling.
Will check out the stampsmith shop and thanks for telling us about it.
Have a happy weekend
- 8. september 2012 kl. 17.09
- Rhonda sagde ...
I love Lynne's creations with these stamps and I simply adore your creation, Dorthe.
I must check these out!!! xo Rhonda
- 8. september 2012 kl. 20.02
- June sagde ...
Oh, your new collage is gorgeous Dorthe! The stamp is a beauty. I just love how you combine so many lovely things to your pieces of art.
I also adored your beautiful driftwood piece in your previous post. The pieces from Lynne are perfect for this collage.
I do hope you are well and I think of you so often and wonder what kind of magic you are making.
hugs from here...
- 8. september 2012 kl. 20.16
- The English Romantic sagde ...
A pretty collage of lace and a beautiful lady. Your stamp is lovely and you "dressed" her so well.
Have a peaceful Sunday,
- 8. september 2012 kl. 21.27
- Katherine Wolak sagde ...
Brilliant stamp! :D I think it is very very beautiful, just like your newest collage, lovely!
- 8. september 2012 kl. 22.06
- Marie Lost Bird Studio sagde ...
Good morning dear Dorthe,
your new collage is stunning and Miss Portia is beautiful.
Have a lovely Sunday.
Sending hugs and love,
- 8. september 2012 kl. 22.36
- Julia - "Vintage with Laces" sagde ...
That's another gorgeous collage, my dear sweet Dorthe! I love the white, cream and black color combination very much and you've surrounded pretty Portia with lots of beautiful laces and other embellishments. Very elegant!
Have a wonderful Sunday, sweetie! Hopefully you have some sunshine and can enjoy a lovely fall day.
Sending big knus og mange kys,
- 8. september 2012 kl. 23.15
- nelly sagde ...
Здравей скъпъ Дороти, този колаж е великолепен. Класическо черно и бяло, дамата се показва много загадъчно и интересно.
Прегръдки и хубава неделя от мен.
- 8. september 2012 kl. 23.19
- Ephemera sagde ...
Hi Dorthe, what a beautiful creation. I adore stampsmith stamps, they are a real favourite of mine. Your creation is exquisite and full of beuaty. Have a lovely day. xx
- 9. september 2012 kl. 00.02
- suziqu's thread works sagde ...
Hello sweet friend,Dorthe
What a wonderful collage to view when I came here for a visit. I just absolutely love Portia and now I just have to have her too. You have done the wonderful woman proud as she sits amongst a sea of white and cream laces with black accents.
Just another gorgeous collage from your very artistic hands sweetie.
Lacey love and hugs coming all the way to you this Sunday,
Suzy xoxox
- 9. september 2012 kl. 00.16
- Roses, Lace and Brocante sagde ...
Dearest Dorthe
Oh you've created such a pretty collage around sweet Portia, painting a beautiful piece of art with your laces!
It is a real treasure.
Have a wonderful relaxing Sunday.
Shane xox
- 9. september 2012 kl. 00.54
- Sophie sagde ...
Wunderschön, liebe Dorthe.
Das ist so bezaubernd und fein, das möchte man ja garnicht hergeben...
Ganz liebe Grüße von So Phie :-)
- 9. september 2012 kl. 04.53
- sharon sagde ...
She is gorgeous and you have embellished her perfectly Dorthe!
I hope the sun is shining on your island today by the sea!
- 9. september 2012 kl. 07.50
- Sandy sagde ...
Oh Sweetie you´ve made the best.
This is really really beautiful.
I love this stamp.
Amazing fabric collage.
Love it.
- 9. september 2012 kl. 09.24
- Anni - Fabric and Mixed Media Art sagde ...
So beautifully made sweetie, your new stamp is wonderful, she is really beautiful, Kan du sove godt, vi snakkes ved i morgen.
Hugs Anni
- 9. september 2012 kl. 12.03
- Viola sagde ...
Absolutely gorgeous piece, Dorthe!!
Tolle Collage! Diese Stempel gefallen mir auch sehr!
Hoffe, Du hattest ein schönes Wochenende! Liebe Grüße, Viola
- 9. september 2012 kl. 23.32
- Dortesjs sagde ...
aww dorte gorgeous love it..Ihh Dorte du er så kreativ fuldstændigt vild med denne og stemplet.
- 10. september 2012 kl. 02.37
- Anjas-Artefaktotum sagde ...
Beautiful vintage collage, really fabulous romantic art work!
Groetjes Anja
- 10. september 2012 kl. 07.20
- Createology sagde ...
Dorthe Dear you have given Miss Portia a lovely lacy place to reside. This is quite striking in black and white. Blissful Creating...
- 10. september 2012 kl. 09.22
- Alisa Noble sagde ...
I love that you chose to use black and white, Dorthe. Just lovely!
- 10. september 2012 kl. 15.04
- Celestina Marie sagde ...
Dearest Dorthe, Your gorgeous creation with Miss Portia is beautiful. What a wonderful image and the way you added such pretty details with the lace, just makes it stunning. You know I just love black and whites.
Thank you for stopping by today dear friend.
Happy creating and Happy week to you.
Hugs, Celestina Marie
- 10. september 2012 kl. 17.15
- Lynn Stevens sagde ...
There's just something about Black and white together, its so elegant, Together with you lace and beautiful images its breathtaking!
hugs Lynn
- 10. september 2012 kl. 22.25
- Martina2801 sagde ...
Oh my God, Dorthe! How enchanting and delightful!
I love these stamps and I have admired these on Lynnes blog very often. These stamps are also on my big wish list!
- 11. september 2012 kl. 09.05
- Lululiz sagde ...
Beautiful use of that lovely stamp, Dorthe, and quite dramatic with the black contrasts. It is a really gorgeous piece.
- 12. september 2012 kl. 06.48
- Chenille Cottage sagde ...
What beautiful laces! They frame your lovely image so artfully.
You have created so many wonderful treasures, my sweet friend!
I love each one.
Carolynn xoxoxo
- 18. september 2012 kl. 22.34
- Rebecca sagde ...
Hi Dorthe
I know you had a wonderful time with your girls, they are just beautiful.
Love love love those dyed pieces you received, just gorgeous
Wishing you a lovely weekend
- 21. september 2012 kl. 05.41


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Pick a moment in your life, any moment that has made you feel embarrassed or ungraceful. Write it as a chapter, and let everyone pity you or laugh at it. Trust me, you'll feel better about it.
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"Be yourself, because those who mind don't matter, and those that matter don't mind." -----Dr. Suess.
Not only will you not have to think about it anymore, but it'll give all of us other awkward people, a chance to see that we are not alone.
For example, one day I was in a rest stop in Pennsylvania, doing what everyone does at a rest stop, and it was a single room bathroom. My brother was waiting outside, and was in need for fun, so he knocked. I told him that I knew it was him, and he did it again. I was getting annoyed, so i said it a bit louder. He knocked again, and I yelled at him to stop. Knock Knock. So I yelled at the top of my lungs, "stop that or I'll have to rip your arms off!"
I walk outside, and come face to face with the biggest, toughest, strongest biker you've ever seen. I said nothing and ran.
Well there you go. Your turn. Tell the whole world, and remember that quote by Dr. Suess.


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I've just had a look at some C code from jchevm and BootJVM to compare the coding style of both contributions. Both use coding styles which are quite common for C source code but they are slightly different, and I don't think that's good. We should really define a coding style guide before even more code is contributed. I'm not worried about Java code we write, because I assume everyone agrees to use the Java Coding Conventions from Sun [1] here. Much of the development in Harmony is done in C at the moment, and we need a coding style guide here too. I once suggested to use the Java Coding Conventions in C and C++ code too [2] (at least where possible, and we'd have to extend them to cover pre-processor directives and other C/C++ specific things). We could also use a style like Archie Cobbs or Dan Lydick used in their contributions, but IMHO we should write it down and then stick to it. Mark Wielaard provided a link to the project policy of GNU Classpath [3], I guess we could get some Ideas from this too. Regards, David [1] http://java.sun.com/docs/codeconv/ [2] http://firstname.lastname@example.com%3e [3] http://email@example.com%3e -- David Tanzer, Haghofstr. 29, A-3352 St. Peter/Au, Austria/Europe http://deltalabs.at -- http://dev.guglhupf.net -- http://guglhupf.net My PGP Public Key: http://guglhupf.net/david/david.asc -- Pinky, Are You Pondering What I'm Pondering? Umm, I think so Big Brainy Fish Face Stove Pipe Wiggle Room Eileen. But if you get a long little doggie, wouldn't you just call it a dachshund?
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December 13th, 2016 | Laura McDonagh
Today's real wedding couple were married at The Portal Hotel, Golf and Spa in Cheshire, surrounded by family and friends.
Emma and George's big day was all about the pretty, with a sunny yellow colour scheme, a gorgeous bouquet of roses and daisies and some beautiful woodland detailing.
And a golf-buggy excursion around the hotel grounds really paid off – those romantic cornfield and glorious summer sky shots are, we think you'll agree, to die for.
With images by James Andrew Photography.
emma says: George proposed while we were on holiday last year in the Dominican Republic. He took me out on a sailing boat one afternoon and as we were relaxing on the open sea, he started to talk about how much he loved me. I was stunned when he then produced a ring which he'd hidden on a piece of string tied around his neck! It was amazing to have that moment, just the two of us out at sea. And I said yes without hesitation, of course!
We chose the date of 25th June 2016 to get married. We'd been together for ten years and so I didn't want to have to wait very long to get hitched. We chose June for the possibility of nice weather and wanted to get married on a Saturday so that all our loved ones could make it.
Our venue was the MacDonald Portal Hotel, Golf and Spa in Tarporley, Cheshire. We'd looked at five venues in Cheshire and wrote down allof the pros and cons as we went. This was really useful in making our final decision.
We didn't want to spend an absolute fortune on the wedding and when we saw the package that the Portal were offering, it ticked all of the boxes – plus they had some of the extras we were looking for with other venues. The fact that it was a hotel was also perfect for us as some of our guests were travelling from different parts of the country. It was close enough to home for those who wanted a taxi at the end of the night, plus it had a great mix of indoor and outdoor space in case the weather was less than glorious. Some of the other venues we had shortlisted had amazing outdoor space, but the alternative indoor wedding space needed updating. We couldn't risk booking a venue like that as rain could have thrown everything off!
The theme developed as we began planning. Yellow has always been my favourite colour, and so I chose it for the bridesmaids' dresses. The yellow colour scheme followed into the flowers and, using Pinterest, I found I had a love for wooden elements as table decorations etc. This led to the use of brown card for table place cards and favours. We really had no idea what it would all look like together but it really turned out well!
Finding my dress was thanks to the wonderful Tracy Hollinshead at Cherish Bridal in Northwich, Cheshire. Tracy was just amazing from start to finish. After describing my likes and dislikes and some input from my bridesmaids, she produced 'the one'! The dress was a classic style, with a boat neck and delicate detailing from the waist up.
George and the groomsmen wore grey tailcoat suits with silver patterned waistcoats and lemon cravats to tie in with the theme. The suits were from John at Top That Suit Hire, Hartford, Cheshire.
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June 27th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Its holiday season here on the blog, and as the editorial team take a break to redesign, review and recharge, we'll be leaving you with a reduced blogging schedule so that you still get your daily dose of wedding lovely.
Usual service will recommence on Monday 7th July 2014, but in the meantime watch out for recaps of our favourite Real Weddings so far this year. Drop in every day for the very prettiest, most unique wedding inspiration and – if you are a Brides Up North bride – to see if your Real Wedding was one of our top picks.
Katie and Guy's Real Wedding is my kind of affair. Classy, beautiful and elegant – with lots of pretty pale pinks, lace accents and seasonal touches. This clever couple did things their own way, choosing to keep their stunning celebration simple and hassle free, letting their gorgeous venue and floral accents speak for themselves. Beautifully done.
With images by Jill Thorning-Jensen.
Katie says: Guy proposed on the first day of our ski holiday in Zermatt in February 2013, and we were married on 21st December 2013 (I was not the most patient of brides)!
We were married at St Mary's Church in Whitewell, Shropshire followed by a reception at Iscoyd Park.
We looked at a number of venues around Cheshire and Shropshire, but fell in love with Iscoyd. The house and grounds are absolutely stunning – like no other venue we had seen. To add to that, Phil and the team at Iscoyd were so warm and friendly that we felt very comfortable that they would help make the day special.
I stayed at Willington Lodge the night before the wedding, a gorgeous local B&B with delightful hosts.
As the wedding was so close to Christmas we had a few festive touches (Christmas trees outside the church, and reindeer table names). The bridesmaids looked gorgeous in dark navy and the flowers were lilacy pinks with eucalyptus and dark navy berries to add a wintery feel.
I was determined that the wedding was going to be a stress-free event, so we purposefully kept any additions to a minimum. Instead we chose a beautiful venue (which needed no 'extras'), with lots of lovely food and drink and a fantastic band who had everyone up and dancing.
I tried on lots of dresses at the gorgeous Love Bridal Boutique in Altrincham, and chose an Intuzuri dress which I wore with a cathedral veil.
The groom wore a Reiss suit and the groomsmen wore their own navy suits. All had knitted navy ties which matched the groom's knitted navy bow tie.
The adult bridesmaids wore three quarter sleeve black tops with beautiful navy skirts designed and made by one of my bridesmaids and her exceptionally talented mum. The little bridesmaids wore ivory dresses from John Lewis.
Hair was by Louise Huxley (and her mum!) and makeup was by Melanie Poutney. We were very lucky to find a group of amazing people to help with the wedding, all of whom were a pleasure to have around on the day.
Selina Godsal did all the flowers for us. My bouquet was blush pink and cream roses, eucalyptus, a thistle (to match Guy's buttonhole) and catkins.
We chose a vintage cream taxi from Manor Bridal Cars. Not only was the taxi a great choice for the December weather, it also made my Mum smile – she had been very concerned that I hadn't booked a car until the last minute and we would end up having to get a taxi to the church!
The whole day was fabulous, but I think one of the most special parts was being in church. Seeing Guy waiting at the front looking so handsome was just lovely, and to be surrounded by all of our family and friends took my breath away.
Our cake was made by Caroline Black. We had three separate tiers (fruit, chocolate and ginger) and all of it was eaten by the end of the night! Other catering was by The Fine Dining Company.
In the evening we had a band, The Badcats, who were fab and had everyone dancing.
For our honeymoon we spent three weeks touring around Australia, seeing as much as possible and enjoying the sunshine.
For me, my top tip for other Brides Up North would be don't try to do too much. There is an awful lot to organise just concentrating on the basics, without adding in chocolate fountains and all the other extras. Being calm in the run up to the wedding meant that we could relax and enjoy every minute of the run up and the big day.
Congratulations Katie & Guy!
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March 24th, 2014 | Julia Braime
Welcome to another week Brides Up North! Any "I do"s over the weekend?
This was Team Brides Up North's first weekend off in quite a long while, and I spent it catching up on sleep, enjoying some quality family time and sampling a few real ales at our village beer festival. Although I still prefer a chilled Sauvignon Blanc, there's definitely a place in my life for a pint of pale ale, a pork pie and peas and rocking out to a questionable The Killers tribute act with my one year old on my hip of a Saturday afternoon!
However you spent yours, I hope it was glorious.
Talking of great occasions, let's get things kicked off around here with a trip to Cheshire to celebrate the nuptials of Sarah & Gavin, who wanted a pretty yet modern feel for their big day. Here at wedding blog HQ we are loving Sarah's gown – which proves that lace and tulle can look contemporary as well as vintage. Just lovely.
With images by Amanda Balmain.
Sarah says: We got engaged on my birthday in January 2012 in Barcelona, where Gav had taken me for a birthday weekend away, and we were married don 26th October 2013 at Statham Lodge Country House Hotel in Lymm, Cheshire.
We wanted a venue where we could hold the whole day and night without doing any travelling and where we and our guests could stay overnight. We looked at lots of places but Statham Lodge was our favourite from the start. The building and grounds were beautiful and we liked that there were different rooms for each part of the day and evening so we felt like we had plenty of space. It has lots of character but as it's family run it felt quite intimate and not too grand, and the staff were so friendly and couldn't do enough for us – they really made a difference to the day. We also got an amazing out of season package which included the food, drink, DJ… there wasn't much we actually had to worry about!
I love lace so that was a thread which ran throughout everything, but I didn't want to go down the vintage route so tried to keep it quite sleek, modern and laid back. Our colours were deep purple and grey. We really didn't want 'Cadbury's purple' which is a popular shade for weddings, so trying to find everything in the right shade was a challenge! It's the one thing I was really particular about!
I chose a Blue by Enzoani dress which I bought from Dreamcatcher Bridal in Kirkham, Preston, and wore it with an amazing belt from Sash & Co. I loved the heavy lace top which was very fitted down to my hips, then the lace faded into a gorgeous tulle skirt which made me feel so special but not too over the top. The belt and lace trim veil I wore were both stunning and were the perfect finishing touches.
Gav and the groomsmen wore light grey three piece suits from Slaters, Liverpool, with deep purple ties and Gav wore a pale grey tie to set him apart from the others. They all looked so smart and the tie, rather than a cravat, made them look and feel much more laid back which is exactly what we wanted.
My three bridesmaids wore purple chiffon maxi dresses from H&M which were a real bargain and the colour was spot on! My lovely designer friend Amy Saville altered them to fit perfectly, adding an extra layer for length and adding the lace cap sleeves and V insert at the back which tied them in with the lace theme. They all looked so beautiful!
Our one year old nephew, Jack, was a page boy and wore the cutest grey suit from Next, while our one year old nieces, Josephine and Chloe, wore ivory dresses from Ted Baker at Debenhams.
As we had the ceremony, wedding breakfast and evening reception in the same place we didn't need to travel anywhere. I arrived at the venue with my Mum and Dad which was nice as we got to spend some time alone in the car on the way, and everyone met us there to get ready and start the day at Statham Lodge!
I carried a small teardrop bouquet made up of ivory mini orchids and freesias and a couple of deep purple flowers to match the colour theme. My bridesmaids carried small posies of ivory freesias and the Mum's and groomsmen all had orchid button holes. Our flowers were by 2lips Florists in Stockton Heath.
The music during the ceremony made it really special for us, as we chose the string versions of some of our favourite songs. I walked down the aisle to the strings version of U2's "With Or Without You" and it still makes me a bit teary when I hear it now!
Amanda Balmain was our photographer and is a genius at capturing those little moments and the general feeling of the day.
We tried to keep the day as small and personal as possible, so I made a lot myself, including the invitations, centre pieces, place names and favours. I made use of lots of small online retailers to source my many materials! The favours which were wine glass charms with each person's initial as a charm.
My favourite part of our wedding was the speeches, I loved seeing everyone together, having a good time and enjoying the day. My Dad had been nervous about his speech since the minute we got engaged but I was so proud of him, and of Gav and his best man and brother, Jon, who all got the balance of emotional and funny just right! Gav says his favourite part was when I walked down the aisle, which is very sweet of him and despite concentrating so hard on not crying was also one of my favourite bits.
The casino by Fun Casino Royale before the evening ceremony was a lot of fun and kept that day to evening part really upbeat, and at night we just wanted everyone to dance so had Dave Buck as a DJ, who came as part of the Statham Lodge package and was brilliant!
Our honeymoon really was our trip of a lifetime, we went to San Francisco, Las Vegas, LA and finished with a week of all inclusive luxury in Mexico. It was really important to us to not get carried away and overspend on the wedding so we could go all out on our honeymoon and do a trip that we've always wanted to do, and the best decision we made was booking the honeymoon for January so we really stretched out the whole wedding experience and there were no January blues for us!
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be: honestly, don't stress! Do what you want to do and don't worry too much about all the little details. People are there to see you get married and as long as you're having the best time, so will they.
Congratulations Sarah & Gavin!
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December 26th, 2013 | Julia Braime
Its holiday season here on the blog, and as the team take a break until to rest and recharge for what's set to be the biggest and best year yet at Brides Up North HQ, we'll be leaving you with a reduced blogging schedule so that you still get your daily dose of wedding pretty.
Usual service will recommence on 2nd January 2014, but in the meantime watch out for recaps of our favourite Real Weddings in 2013. Drop in every day for the very, very prettiest wedding inspiration and if you are a Brides Up North bride, to see if your Real Wedding was one of our top picks.
I love every Real Wedding that is featured here on the wedding blog, but now and again a special celebration comes along that really knocks my socks off. This, my friends, is one of those weddings.
I don't know if its the personalised photograph name places (how long must that have taken?), the pretty table decor, the bride's beautiful twisty updo, those dancing Choos, or the fact that you can feel the happiness radiating out of the screen this morning, but Ali and Will's big day at Styal Lodge in Cheshire really does it for me. I hope you enjoy our recap.
Images by Emma Boileau Photography.
Ali says: We got engaged in November 2011. Will took me to Sheffield for the weekend of our 9 year anniversary. We met whilst at University in Sheffield at the Leadmill. He proposed as close as he could get to the spot where we first met (unfortunately the club was closed that night)!
We got married on the 11th May 2013 at Styal Lodge. We had both the ceremony and reception at the lodge. We looked at a few venues and as soon as we saw Styal Lodge, we fell in love with it. It is such an amazing venue and the family who run it are lovely.
I wanted it to be pretty with a vintage feel.
I did not really have a colour scheme until we got the bridesmaid dresses. They wore navy so we chose purples, blues and white.
My dress was Nicole Anne from Timeless Bride in Poynton. I had an idea of what I wanted and as soon as I tried it on I knew it was 'the one'. Michelle at Timeless Bride was fantastic and really helpful during the whole process. My hair clip was from Sash and Co . The shoes were from Jimmy Choo. I am really into shoes and I as soon as I saw them, I fell in love!
My hair was done by Paisley Gamble at Macleod Bradley and make up by Gemma Hallowell. They were both fantastic and I could not recommend them more.
My bridesmaids wore two different designs by Alfred Sung, Dessy. We got them from Alison Burgess Couture in Stockport. They all wore different coloured shoes including nude, pink and red. The flower girl wore a very cute dress from Monsoon. Will wore a blue three piece from Reiss and all the other men in the bridal party wore their own suits, blue ties and white rose corsages.
We had a Humanist wedding and Hannah Wroe Gill was our celebrant. She was fantastic and so supportive. She put together a personal wedding script which really reflected us.
The whole day was amazing but one of my favourite parts was the ceremony. I loved the readings and hearing a well wishing at the end from our friends and family was really special. We also loved the evening do when all the formalities were over and everyone had a great big party!
I spent a long time researching wedding photographers and this was a really important part of the day for me. We really love the photos Emma has taken and she captured the whole day perfectly. She was amazing on the day and made us feel really relaxed. Emma went beyond our expectations and also stayed later into the night and got some funny photos of the evening do. These are some of our favourites from the day!
My bouquet was made up of blue and purple dyed roses with cala lilies and white freesia. The bridesmaids carried lilac and ivory roses with lilac freesia and fresh foliage.
We used Special Days for flowers and dressing the lodge. They did a brilliant job. I knew I wanted a rustic vintage feel to the flowers. Myself and the bridesmaids decorated old jam jars with lace and fabric which added a homemade touch to the day. Special days also sourced lots of different milk jugs, tea lights, vases and pieces of wood for the tables. Each table had its own feel. I was quite emotional when I saw the room for the first time; they had captured my vision for the day perfectly.
Our caterers were Pink Pepper. As soon as booked them, we knew we were in for something special. Our guests are still talking about how delicious the meal was. I also love the vintage crockery they provide.
We did put a lot of work into the little touches and I would recommend to brides and grooms to start early as we were finishing projects the day before which was quite stressful! One idea was we got photos of each guest for their place name at the table and Will's dad made 100 wooden photo holders. It took some time but the guests loved them and it was well worth the effort! Another nice feature of the day was we got a Polaroid camera, some cardboard props and a board for guests to pin up photos and write messages on. It worked really well and we got some fun keepsakes from the wedding.
For our wedding favours, we had shots of Sambuca. This was a great way of ending the meal and starting off the evening reception!
Rather than one wedding cake, we decided to have a cake table. Our lovely friends and family all pitched in to make a great spread for the day including Guinness cake, fruit and chocolate cakes and banoffee and blueberry cupcakes.
We had Bob the DJ for the evening reception. We did not want a clichéd wedding DJ and Bob came recommended by the lodge. He was great; played the songs we wanted and kept everyone dancing.
We are off to Indonesia on our honeymoon in a few weeks.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be to focus on what's important and try not be too influenced by other people's ideas. It can get quite overwhelming at times but go with what feels right for you. Also just enjoy the day as it does just so fast!
Congratulations Ali & Will!
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December 20th, 2013 | Julia Braime
Its holiday season here on the blog, and as the team take a break until to rest and recharge for what's set to be the biggest and best year yet at Brides Up North HQ, we'll be leaving you with a reduced blogging schedule so that you still get your daily dose of wedding pretty.
Usual service will recommence on 2nd January 2014, but in the meantime watch out for recaps of our favourite Real Weddings in 2013. Drop in every day for the very, very prettiest wedding inspiration and if you are a Brides Up North bride, to see if your Real Wedding was one of our top picks.
Another day, another beautiful Real Wedding, but this one's different as it's a day to celebrate the marriage of my lovely friends Ellie and Alexei. Ellie is one in a million and helps me out at our Brides Up North events. Did you meet my little ray of sunshine at one of our Brides Up North Luxury Wedding Exhibitions this Autumn?
Unfortunately I couldn't attend their beautiful wedding day due to a prior invitation, but the privilege of sharing it on these pages is almost as good. Ok, not really (there's no pink fizz involved for one thing!) but the pleasure is still all mine.
I'll hand you over to the brand new Mrs Callender, with images by CG Weddings.
Ellie says: We got engaged in February 2012 and were married on 27th July 2013 at St Anne's Church, Nantwich then onto Combermere Abbey, Whitchurch.
I wanted the overall look of the day to be elegant and I knew I had to make the most of the venue with its beautiful English country gardens. It was easy to dress the venue as you don't have to do much to make it look pretty. We chose a colour scheme of ivory, white and pale pink (sweet avalanche roses to be precise)!
My dress ('Paradise') was from Suzanne Neville's Diamond (2013) collection, and I accessorised with a pair of sparkling Jimmy Choos. My make up was by Kate Spreckley and my hair by Rachel Casey from Terence Paul, Hale.
My bridesmaids wore navy/royal blue floor-length bridesmaid dresses from Coast and our groomsmen wore hired grey morning suits from Debenhams.
I carried a posy of white hydrangeas, gyp, ivory and sweet avalanche roses by Jacklyn at Precious Things, Cheshire. The bridesmaids had similar bouquets, just in white, and they had diamanté sprays in theirs for a bit of sparkle.
My dad and I travelled to the church into a cream Bentley S1 and the bridesmaids and my mum were in the vintage Austin Limousine. Both were booked through www.yourwhiteweddingscars.co.uk who were brilliant and the drivers were amazing on the day… our driver took Lex and I on the scenic route from the church to the reception venue so we could have a bit more quality, alone time together.
We used on the day wedding-planners – Caroline and Claire at Pomp & Ceremony Planning, a Brides Up North Featured Supplier. These ladies are wedding angels!
My mum made our cake – I saw roughly what I wanted and asked her to get the florist to include the flowers in the vases in between. It was traditional with a touch of sparkle round the edges.
There were also a lot of homemade DIY touches (mostly by my lovely mum) such as the Mr and Mrs dressed champagne glasses and the table plan which was a door with photo frames hanging from it. I saw something similar on Pinterest and showed it to my mum and she brought it to life… it was just a little different to others I'd seen and we loved it.
As a surprise we booked the Singing Waiters – Divas Disguised – I was a bit wary at first as I thought it might be a bit cheesy however after briefing them on no 'cheese' it went perfectly. It was one of the highlights of our day and definitely most of our guests'. We have had so many of our guests telling us since how much they enjoyed it and that it was something they hadn't seen before.
In the evening we had a live band called The Provocateurs who we booked through Hipswing Entertainments. We wanted the first dance to be live. We asked the band to do a speeded up version of the song I always knew I'd have at my wedding- 'I Swear' by All4One… the lyrics make me cry even thinking about them!
Our honeymoon was a surprise booked by Alexei. We had two nights in Singapore then nine nights in Lombok (next to Bali). Both were great for a July/August honeymoon- the weather was perfect.
My top tip for other Brides Up North would be the enjoy the getting ready part of the day as much as you can. It's very easy to get stressed and anxious about everything on the morning of the wedding however you can't change it at that point so just enjoy the morning with your bridal party – it's a very happy time. Oh and, if you can, get a wedding day coordinator/planner, mine (Pomp & Ceremony Planning) were godsends!
Congratulations Ellie & Alexei!
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July 10th, 2013 | Julia Braime
It must be something in the air (the sun perhaps?!) but this week just feels like a good week. Do you feel it too? We've just announced our most exciting new event yet – did you miss it? – click here for the big reveal – and this morning I've a cheeky little discount on some very pretty stationery to pass on to you from Brides Up North Featured Supplier Nicola of beautifully bespoke stationery company All The Little Details.
Like I said, just feels like a good week!
For your 10% discount at All The Little Details, just quote BRIDES UP NORTH when booking.
Elegant Chandelier with Swarovski Crystals
Welcome Nicola! Tell us your story?
All The Little Details started trading in 2012 after I spent a few years making stationery for friends/ friends-of-friends and course, I made all the stationery for my own wedding in October 2012.
I was a PA for many years, working part-time, so wedding stationery was my 'hobby' and something that I did to help me relax. I was receiving many lovely compliments for my work but it was only after my own wedding that I realised I wanted to make it my full-time job. Then, fate stepped in as I was made redundant 12 days after my wedding (and a day after my birthday!), so I decided the time was right to give it a go.
I spent three months setting up my website, getting my samples together and sorting out the business side of things. My first wedding fair was on 24 February 2013 and since then, I have attended six including, of course, the Brides Up North Luxury and Vintage Wedding Exhibition at The Bowdon Rooms on 19 May 2013! It has been a crazy seven months and business is booming. I just wish I'd have taken the plunge sooner but, better late than never!
Aubergine Flourish
Who is an All The Little Details bride?
There is not a stereotypical All the Little Details bride as all the items I produce are bespoke so I am able to cater to all tastes. Whenever I create a new design, I make a sample to add to my ever-growing box to show to brides-to-be. These are then used as inspiration for their own unique design.
Elegant Black Sparkle
Where are you based? Do you work by appointment or online?
I am based in south Manchester and I work all the time! Seriously, I do not have set working hours and I fit in around brides-to-be and they also fit-in around me as I am a working mum. I prefer to visit clients so that we can have a good chat about what they want and what I suggest and just get a feel for them. This helps with the design process enormously.
I do also receive orders via my website, which is also fine and just requires a few phone calls and lots of emails with photos so that I can get an idea of what the bride-to-be is looking for in her wedding stationery.
Elegant Vintage Grey Damask
Tell us about the range of gorgeous designs on your website?
As I offer a bespoke service, the designs on my website are there as a guide only. As it states on the website, I am happy to reproduce it with the bride's own twist. Maybe there are elements from several designs that they like and I will then bring all of those elements together. I can produce anything and everything from Save the Dates to Orders of Service to Table Plans to Gift Bags. Basically, if I can print it, I can make it!
The process begins with a consultation where we will look through my samples, discuss the theme, colour scheme, venue and the overall 'look' that the bride is hoping to achieve. After the consultation, I will go off and design two or three samples and take it from there.
Pink Sparkle Damask
What style of stationery designs are popular at the moment?
Designs using lace and pearls are extremely popular and I can see this continuing next season given the beautiful lace dresses that were in the recent bridal fashion shows. Then, of course, there will be lots of 'Great Gatsby' inspired weddings, and stationery is a fabulous way of bringing the designs of the 1920's into a wedding in an elegant way.
I love using florals and they are always popular. They can be anything from vintage chic to bright modern designs.
Simple and elegant designs highlighted with Swarovski Elements® crystals and sumptuous double-satin ribbons will always be in vogue as both come in a myriad of colours and are therefore a great way of bringing in a particular colour without it being too OTT.
What other products and services do you offer?
I have a large Wishing Tree (which can be separated into small ones), wire birdcage frames, swept frames and several wooden easels for hire. I am happy to add to my selection should a bride want a particular item. My table plans can be supplied in an ornate swept frame or mirror.
Shabby Chic Spotty Rose
What would be your top five tips for Brides Up North when choosing their wedding stationery?
1. Your wedding invitation is the first glimpse of your wedding that your guests will see so it is important to set the right tone from the outset be it traditional, contemporary or fun.
2. Choose a design that will tie-in with the overall 'theme' of the day.
3. If you are considering making your own stationery, work out a realistic budget of what everything will cost and then the amount of time involved to make it. It may be worth getting some of the more time-consuming items made by a stationer then make the more fun and less time-consuming items yourself.
4. Bear in mind postage costs when choosing stationery as adding a simple embellishment can really bump up the postal costs – remember to include postage in your stationery budget.
5. Stationery is not something you should go over budget with. So, if your ideas are beyond your budget, speak to you stationer to find ways to achieve the overall look you are after, but within your budget. A little tweak here and there can be enough to lower the price to what you can afford.
Does all the stationery have to match?
It all depends on the theme. A vintage theme is more effective when it is more eclectic whereas I'd recommend co-ordinating stationery for a more traditional, elegant theme.
Winter Wonderland Snowflake with Swarovski Crystals
What are your prices/price range, are you doing any special offers?
There is a Price Guide on my website and it is there to give brides a starting point for working out a stationery budget. I regularly post new Special Offers on my Facebook page so please 'Like' then you will be notified when they are posted.
I'd be delighted to offer a 10% discount to Brides Up North readers, just quote BRIDES UP NORTH when booking.
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Which designs are your bestsellers?
Vintage Lace and Pearls, Sparkle Chandelier and Vintage Grey Damask – these are always popular and elements can be changed to tie-in with a brides chosen colour scheme.
What sets All The Little Details apart from its competitors?
I offer a very personalised service – a lot of my brides will change their minds about what they have initially ordered (if say, the bridesmaids' dress colour changes – a popular reason for changing the stationery design!). This is not a problem as I want my brides to have exactly what they want.
How long do you take to turn around an order?
It just depends on the order book at the time, but the average turnaround time is four weeks.
How can I get in touch to discuss my requirements or place an order?
Mobile: 07450 252997
Office: 0161 998 1777
Website: www.all-the-little-details.co.uk
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- 2 tsp baking soda
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Hollywood my man I know you love you some veterans despite how good or bad they are. As long as they have some tenure you are all for it. It's is a refreshing twist to the businessman. A boss who overpays his staff despite their production. I honestly don't know how anyone can stay in business with that type of mentality, but it's refreshing to see as opposed to these corporate Wall Street suck jobs who try to grab every penny they can from the common man and cry broke at the same time. With that being the case Hollywood are you truly trying to say that Mike Patterson and Cullen Jenkins deserve to be treated the same as multiple Super Bowl winning and appearing Tom Brady? Since Cullen Jenkins signed a 5 year contract with the Eagles the team has a sub .500 record. Mike Patterson hasn't been an elite player his entire time in Philly and has been injured and average the past few seasons. These guys are stop gap players who are overpaid and can be replaced by younger versions via the draft who will cost less money. Now of course there are some veteran players who are over 30 the Eagles have given extensions to in the past, but the Eagles wisely never gave those players more than 3 years. Tre Thomas, Jon Runyan, Donovan McNabb, and Brian Dawkins come to mind just off the top of my head. Since Roseman has taken over he has given long term extensions and signed several players over 30 to longterm deals and frankly none of them have turned out well. Vick, Jenkins, Babin, Nnamdi, Celek, Cole, and Herremans, are guys who were over 30 or nearing 30 when the Eagles went against the Banner style and it didn't pay off. Many of those guys have now been forced to restructure or have simply been cut. The team has a losing record since making these extensions. None of the players have been the leaders they were made out to be. Heck there are stories that Nnamdi ate lunch in his car to avoid people! It's clear to me the Eagles have to get back to what they did before. Drafting an elite class quarterback, drafting young talented players, developing a great young line, and signing away other teams young players (and their own) to extensions preferably under market value. Keep them hungry for the big payday only to find it never coming here in Philly.
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Extragalactic astronomy and cosmology : an introduction
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- Berlin ; New York : Springer, c2006.
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- Introduction and Overview.-The Milky Way as a Galaxy.-The World of Galaxies.-Cosmology I: Homogeneous Isotropic World Models.-Active Galactic Nuclei.-Clusters and Groups of Galaxies.-Cosmology II: Inhomogeneities in the Universe.-Cosmology III: The Cosmological Parameters.-The Universe at high redshift.-Outlook.-A: The Electromagnetic Radiation Field.-Properties of Stars.-C: Units and Constants.-D: Recommended Literature.-E: Acronymes used.
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- Starting with the description of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, this cogently written textbook introduces the reader to the astronomy of galaxies, their structure, active galactic nuclei, evolution and large scale distribution. Then, from the extensive and thorough introduction to modern observational and theoretical cosmology, the text turns to the formation of structures and astronomical objects in the early universe. The basics of classical astronomy and stellar astrophysics needed for extragalactic astronomy are given in the appendix. In particular, Peter Schneider's "Extragalactic Astronomy and Cosmology" has the goal of imparting the fundamental knowledge of this fascinating subfield of astronomy, while leading readers to the forefront of astronomical research. But it seeks to accomplish this not only with extensive textual information and insights. In addition, the author's evident admiration for the workings of the universe that shines through the lines and the many supporting color illustrations will deeply inspire the reader. While this book has grown out of introductory university courses on astronomy and astrophysics, it will not only be appreciated by undergraduate students and lecturers. Through the comprehensive coverage of the field, even graduate students and researchers specializing in related fields will appreciate it as reliable reference.
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Side-scan sonar mapping and computer-aided interpretation in the Santa Barbara Channel, California
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We have experimented with digital processing of side scan sonar data taken in a 14 sq-km area of continental shelf offshore Southern California. The data were FM tape recorded during the survey and digitized and processed later in the laboratory. The digital image processing included both image correction and image enhancement. Geometric corrections were applied to correct for image distortions due to variable ship position and speed and sonar slant range. Enhancements that were tried included contrast stretching, band-pass filtering, image restoration (inverse filtering), and various edge enhancements such as density slicing and standard deviation filters. Interpretive procedures were also attempted and included digital mosaicking, stereoscopic viewing, and falsecolor display. The most effective processing was geometric correction combined with contrast stretching. Mosaicking proved difficult due to imprecise navigation (±50 m), but was very effective in increasing the understanding of the geologic structure in the survey area.


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Willow Creek / Salmon Lake Trail is a 16.8 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Silverthorne, Colorado that features a lake and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, camping, and horses and is accessible year-round. Horses are also able to use this trail.
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West of Silverthorn,co , Eagle Nest Wilderness . There are three lakes and several large ponds.Good for camping and fishing. The trail has modest elevation gains and gentle grades.with gains and losses. This can be taxing. You come across Salmon lake trail first,then Willow Lakes are further up the trail.
this was a challenging hike, one for the elevation gain, and two for all the fallen trees on the trail that he had to crawl over/around. This is the trail that convinced me to invest in trekking poles. That being said, it was beautiful and idyllic at the lake. My SO caught some trout in the lake and we saw a marmot a few times. Be sure to look for the waterfall.
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Very fun. Campsite was so sick. A nice reward for a grueling hike.
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74" Refrigerated Produce Open Display Case White
Howard McCray | Model: SC-P32E-6S
Howard McCray SC-P32E-6S Specifications
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115/230 volts
965 lbs.
74 in.
30 in.
72 in.
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Chapter 1 of Rage Quite is available in .pdf format here.
This was familiar alien territory for Lea. She and 2,311 others like her had fought and died on this ground over the past two years, and as far as she could tell there was no end in sight. But that was OK; fighting and dying was what she was supposed to do, the only thing a 100% dedicated, veteran soldier like her was supposed to think about. At that moment the mission was all most of her was thinking about – how to fight her way through the warren of hostile-infested caves without some spiny-tailed thing dicing her into blood-red mist. Only the smallest part of her thoughts harbored any hidden doubts about fighting another battle against the endless legions of alien soldiers entombed in the fortified tunnels, and she wasn't ready to listen to those doubts. Not yet she wasn't.
Her HUD's radar showed four green dots, the one in the middle was her, the three behind and to the left her squad mates. She knew that if she'd looked at them she'd see identical male figures wearing green and brown power armor, dark visored helmets covering their faces. Visually there was no way to distinguish between them, but she always knew exactly which was which. In contrast to her own unique yellow armor was tightly tailored to match the curves of her body, a symbol of her rank that left no doubt as to who was in command. She'd trained all of them herself and trusted them to fight to their best ability, but they all had only 36% of her experience in battle. None of them possessed her instinct. To win they would have to obey her commands without fail or delay. Assuming of course those glitches in the comm system had been ironed out and there was no longer any lag between her thinking an order and them carrying it out. Clearing the caves of enemies would require perfect timing, and even then, experience told her that it was probably impossible. She knew the layout of the tunnels backwards and forwards, down to the placement of each auto-turret and the murder holes of every hostile trooper. There were a million different tactical options open to her once they got inside, none of them very hopeful. Right now the gaping maw of the tunnel forty meters in front of her was the only course that presented itself. She and her team had no other choice.