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Tindall came of a family of civil engineers and builders. After Uppingham he read History at Clare College, Cambridge, taking as his special subject the years 1293-1301, the period that saw the growth of towns at the expense of the feudal system, and when the Second World War came he went straight into the Army.
He enlisted in the Rifle Brigade as a private, was sent to the Eighth Army, and commissioned into the Sudan Defence Force. Their military function was to provide cover and supply lines in south Cyrenaica, Libya, and in particular to provide supply points for the circumventing surprise attack on Benghazi. Tindall served in the Eighth Army from the Egyptian border, across North Africa, and up to the spine of Italy.
He was notably reticent about his military exploits, but his defining moment came in the freezing winter of 1945 when he was Major in charge at Klagenfurt. Wood was desperately needed to keep the population and the soldiers warm. He gave orders for trees to be felled. Within hours, an Austrian presented himself: "Sir, I am a forestry commissioner of the oldest forestry authority in Europe, that of the Habsburgs. Please do not cut those young trees; they are not sufficiently mature. I shall show you better, mature trees 20 kilometres away, which you should cut." He did. Tindall was converted both to forestry management and planning. Years later he was to be a founding father of Central Scotland Woodlands, now a hugely successful environmentally conscious organisation, and of the Scottish Countryside Commission.
Having gained a diploma with distinction from the School of Planning in London he worked for two years with Berthold Lubetkin, on the social and economic aspects of the master plan for the new town of Peterlee in County Durham. There was a row and he resigned with Lubetkin and the rest of the master-plan team.
He had the good fortune then to work with Sir William Holford, Professor Gordon Stephenson and Sir Colin Buchanan, with whom he shared a room at the Ministry of Town and Country Planning. They were mainly concerned with the updating of The Manual for the Redevelopment of Town Centres, originally written in 1946 by Mary Miller, his wife-to-be, and with approving, after much modification, plans for rebuilding bombed city centres. (Mary Miller's first impression of Major Tindall was of his wearing a waistcoat and carrying an umbrella which she considered most unsuitable for a student; his of her was of the first girl he had seen wearing the "New Look" - a long brown suit acquired in Canada while in Britain clothes were still rationed.)
On the advice of Sir Frank Mears, the son-in-law of Sir Patrick Geddes who was their consultant, the East Lothian councillors appointed Tindall in 1950 as their director of planning. There were then only 18 qualified town planners working in Scotland; now there are 1,800.
The only concern that the East Lothian selection committee expressed over his appointment was how long the young graduate bachelor would stay. Tindall, who had a wry sense of humour, said that he would stay long enough to make it "worthwhile for us both".
In the 1950s there were three large collieries in East Lothian, two on the coast at Prestongrange, employing 694 miners, and Preston Links, where Cockenzie power station now stands, employing 836 miners, and one on the Fleets, south of Tranent, employing 595 miners, where the Inveresk research station was built. Tindall persuaded the National Coal Board to landscape this area, and demonstrated how the old scarred areas of the Scottish coalfield could be restored into good, beautiful countryside.
When he moved into East Lothian memory was still fresh of the catastrophic flood of 1948 when the River Tyne lapped at the doorstep of the Town House in Haddington. The survey report examined the river, its history of flooding and the sources of its pollution. In the 1950s most settlements and industries discharged through grossly overloaded septic tanks into the Tyne or its tributaries. By constant persuasion of the personnel of the Lothian Purification Board, Tindall transformed the situation. The Tyne now supports good fish and bird life with salmon and kingfishers as far upstream as Pencaitland.
With difficulty Tindall persuaded the water authorities to lengthen their marker boards to measure the optimum flood flows as well as the minimum flows which were their main concern. This innovation was to be of particular interest after the flooding in 1956. Tindall mapped the extent of the flood plain along the Tyne and then made it possible for any county planning committee to refuse consent for new buildings on it and also recommended that floor levels of restored or extended buildings should be one foot above the 1956 flood level.
Tindall's greatest legacy was perhaps in the many young planners and architects who came under his influence and went out to other authorities with the ideas they had learnt from him. George MacNeill, now Director of Planning for West Lothian, describes him as "inspirational".
After Tindall's retirement he threw himself into the work of the National Trust for Scotland and the Lothians Historic Buildings Trust. His autobiography will, I hope, be published. It tells of the pioneering days when there was more construction than there has ever been before or since, and, with the disasters of the 1930s still in mind, great public support for the concept of planning. "It was a time," Tindall writes, "when one could stretch the limits of planning to cover all aspects of the environment . . . embracing Folk - Work - Place": in the tradition of his hero Sir Patrick Geddes.
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Frank Purser Tindall, planner: born Englefield Green, Surrey 21 January 1919; Planning Officer, East Lothian County Council 1950-75; OBE 1969; Director of Physical Planning, Lothian Regional Council, 1975-85; married 1951 Mary Miller (two sons, one daughter); died Inverness 11 March 1998.
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The tea was lukewarm. I considered popping it into the microwave but I was too entranced. I sat in my pyjamas curled up on the couch and read the hand-written letters from my grandmother. The words each placed eloquently on the paper and post cards years before. My eyes were swollen from tears but the squint from smiling felt good. I read slowly, not wanting the experience to end. I hadn't seen the letters since they were received, read and saved years earlier.
There was a presence about my grandmother I could feel even as a young child. Her strength and wisdom radiated from her. Her humour and zest for people and all things natural was fascinating to me. She didn't complicate things. In fact, she made things less complicated. She was a nurse, but the letters were written to me in her retirement years. She spoke of friends, flowers and fruits from her garden. She encouraged culture, experience and curiosity. Her personality was strong and vibrant. She had just now passed away, but had already long been missed. Alzheimer's had robbed us of her for the decade preceding her passing.
One of her letters from twenty years earlier revealed her limited experience with computers, although not at all surprising for someone of her generation and time. What she wrote was interesting to read now. I recalled a moment only a few years ago when a friend of mine showed me a video he was excited about. In it, people were using real touch and holographic-like technology in real-life business and personal situations. My skin tingled with goose-bumps in disbelief, when he proudly announced, "This is a promotional video for stuff being released next month."
Only three years ago, I had been spooked at how every day technology was becoming very sci-fi-like. At that thought I slid my finger across the screen of my phone, tapped it with my finger to mute it, and entered the funeral chapel. I read aloud some of the letters she wrote in hopes that her loved ones that day would enjoy the experience as much as I had the Saturday before. She was referring to a (printed) letter I had sent her when she wrote, back in 1993:
"So happy and pleased to get your computer letter. When it comes to computers I feel 'computer illiterate'. Before I retired in 1986 the hospital had three computers - one in Payroll, one in Admitting and one in Medical Records. I used the one in Medical Records, maybe three times, but it was great. Now, all departments at the hospital have a computer. Next thing will be a computer at bedside for nurses to use to document. No more 'charting'."
There was a buzz in the parlour. People at a funeral were smiling and looking knowingly and proudly at one another. Even with today's fast-paced technology, some twenty years later, we await this now seemingly simple vision to become reality. Perhaps it's complicated.
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- Sheila Deeth said...
THat was interesting. I'd wondering how review bloggers get their books.
- January 3, 2010 at 6:10 PM
- jacabur1 said...
When I get up the courage to actually try this will find everything you posted as far as going to Book Blogs (I am a member already) and the Hachette Book Groups sites very helpful.
Happy New Year to you and yours Bridget!!!!
- January 3, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- Cher said...
Awesome list! Thanks!
- January 3, 2010 at 7:49 PM
- DCMetroreader said...
Very helpful post -- thanks!
- January 3, 2010 at 8:08 PM
- Madhatter Mom said...
This is great! I had never heard of Book Blogs.. I can't wait to check it out.
- January 4, 2010 at 4:00 AM
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This is very helpful. Thanks!
- January 4, 2010 at 8:35 PM
- Colleen said...
love book blogs! There are a couple more places I have listed on my blog...check out my right sidebar at http://kennedyandzach.blogspot.com/
thanks for listing all these, and the product ones...I found a couple new ones from it!
- January 12, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- couponmom said...
Great post here, bridget, thank you so much for all the info.
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- jewelknits said...
Thank you so much! As a relatively new blogger, I 'worry' that if I ask a more established blogger questions like these, they might think of me as "competition' and not be willing to assist. Thank you for your willingness to share; it is truly appreciated!
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Always there to aid Bertrand du Guesclin, Jean is dedicated but otherwise has little to say. There are times when he does state his opinions in order to calm his lord from anger or rouse him out of depression.
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Jean de Metz was a knight of humble origins, he protected Joan of Arc on her way to Chinon, and later thought to be fighting beside her. In 1444, Charles VII granted him a title of nobility in recognition of his services "in our wars and elsewhere". In 1455, he served as a witness on the Retrial of Joan.
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Went to 500 for the first time on Friday, and we were impressed. Both pasta dishes were a success, as was a main course of rabbit. Friendly service. This corner of London is short of good restaurants, and this one deserves to do well.
Monday, August 04, 2008
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Food 8 | Service 8 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 8
I've been going to Shampers on occasion for around 10 years now, on the basis that it offers good food and a really good wine list at sensible prices in a central London location. Moreover the staff are very friendly. Not much more I need to say: it deserves to thrive for at least another 10 years.
Monday, August 04, 2008
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Superb experience at a great restaurant. We went to Maze after our wedding, and had the 7 course Tasting Menu. The food was simply excellent, there's a very comprehensive wine list (and the cocktails are pretty damn good), and the staff were absolutely amazing. The service was in fact incredible. The entire evening was a complete pleasure and will be remembered for a very long time by all of us. And to meet Jason Atherton and Gordon Ramsay was the icing on the cake. Highly recommended. We hope to be back very soon.
Monday, July 21, 2008
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I wouldn't be as effusive about Bar Gansa as the reviewer below, but certainly it offers good, hearty, well-cooked day-to-day tapas (if you want more slightly more adventurous stuff then go to El Parador, which is really very good). Great laid-back atmosphere close to the teeming hordes of Camden Market, and charming service. We'll be back.
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The Prince Albert
One or two small glitches, but this place is well worth going back to. Starters were all regarded as very good (though the foie gras which should have been part of one of them arrived separately a couple of minutes later on a plate, still at least they remembered), and mains were enjoyed. One criticism: charging £14 or £15 for 4 scallops with a bit of spinach really is miserly. Otherwise, good cooking, very good service, extremely pleasant atmosphere in the dining room upstairs.
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Went to the Tavern last night and won't return. The best days at this restaurant are well behind it, as recent visits to the Bistro and the Restaurant have also disappointed. The starters we tried were edible but pretty mediocre, but two of the main courses couldn't be finished, and the third was simply passable. Wine list is pretty conservative, borderline uninspiring. On the plus side the atmosphere is pleasant enough. Service average.
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Ate at Medcalf last night, and have been surprised by previous comments regarding the service and the quality of the meat. The service couldn't have been friendlier or more efficient, and both the devilled kidneys and the lamb were very good. Slightly restricted options for wine by the glass, but the Cabernet Sauvignon on offer was great. Prices are also extremely reasonable. I would certainly eat here again.
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The Cork & Bottle
A good venue for a glass of wine in the tourist hell of Leicester Square: great wine list, cosy atmosphere. However, I disagree with previous reviews concerning the general standard of the food: it's OK, but there are much better wine bars for food in central London. The grilled prawns were served on top of a salad that was obliterated by a tasteless dressing. Pointing this out to the waitress (in a very polite way) was met with silence. I've visited the C and B for a number of years for the wine, and will continue to do so, but wouldn't rush back for the food.
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Later that day after a quiet and uneventful supper, William returned to his room, running his thumbs over his knuckles as he did when thoughtful. Claire would never be satisfied here, he knew it in his bones. It was obvious to anyone who spent more than a minute's conversation with her"something their mother rarely did, even during her more lucid moments. But he could see how she wanted more than they had.
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He would be leaving soon and wouldn't be allowed to communicate freely with his family, let alone see them at his leisure. Conflicted, William dug his palms into his shut eyes. What he was doing was best for them all, he felt, even if it was painful for him to go through. Claire was his sister and he cared about her, and it was hard for him to leave her with their mother. He cared for Claire so much that he'd distanced himself over the years, so she would hurt less when he had to leave. It would be a harsh existence, living alone with the Lady. But he had to leave if he wanted them both to be taken care of; it was his duty as the man of the house. It was the promise he'd dangled over his mother to coax her into some semblance of health"he would go if she could get well again. It had kept them all alive this far.
"It won't be as bad as all that," he told himself, slowly exhaling and rolling onto his stomach. "You'll earn your rank and place and Claire will grow up, and you can see how things have changed. It will be worth it."
Claire shook her head slowly, arms crossed, lips pressed together in a thin, taught line. "You're going to leave me here with her," she whispered, looking anywhere but her brother. The velvet curtains hung over the drawing room windows suddenly became fascinating and she watched the fading evening light seep through the gap between them for a few moments; dust motes rose in lazy circles, illuminated like fireflies.
"I know, chere, and I'm terribly sorry. It's something that has to be done"the end of the year has come and I'm to leave tomorrow, just like I told you. We've talked this over. You would leave if you could, too." William massaged his temples, head hung out of fatigue. He hated every moment of this conversation for what it would bring about for both of them, but told himself it was necessary. Anything that might ease relations between his sister and mother was worth a bit of a headache.
"The only way I can leave is on a man's arm. I am stuck here with mother until then."
"All I ask is that you don't rile her. The doctor said she shouldn't be too excited or she could collapse again."
Claire brought her eyes to William and the hurt was unmistakable. "I don't anger her on purpose. She just seems…determined to find fault in me. I cannot help it if she does." Cheeks flushed, she looked back to the curtains.
Letting out a sad sigh, William rose and walked to his sister's side, placing a hand hesitantly on her shoulder. "There is nothing wrong with you. Mother is just upset because I'm leaving and she doesn't know how to handle it. I think she is afraid for you and critiques because she doesn't want you to get hurt, or have anyone else find fault in you. You know she's always been demanding." A little smile crooked up one corner of his mouth and Claire eventually tore her eyes from the windows to see it.
"I suppose," she said at last, warily, unable to shake the feeling that William was hiding some other reason from her. He was a little too taught, a little too careful with his words for her to be entirely satisfied, but she was too distraught and tired to press for the truth. Instead, she surprised her brother by leaning over and giving him a hug.
"Since you must go, all I ask is that you come back before I'm bartered away. I am sure mother will write you."
William grinned fully, giving Claire's back a gentle pat. "I will come back as often as possible. But you know that won't be often. I have my military career to think of now." He sobered, face going stony at the thought. Still against his chest, Claire didn't see the change, for which William was grateful. Once he'd composed himself, he pushed Claire gently away and looked her over appraisingly.
"You will do fine without me. It is not as though you ever had much need for me before."
He let out a long breath before uttering a string of curses that would make a sailor cringe. He should have told her, warned her at least, that he was lying. That she would likely never see him again, for her own good. His own mother had told him not to come back until his respect and rank were secure enough: that could take years. Claire would be married off by then, if the Lady could force her into it.
He should have told her.
"You coward," he muttered to himself, banging his fists against the closed door to his bedroom. Burgundy curtains drawn tight over the western windows, the room was dark and anything but inviting. William turned his back against the wall and slid down it, not bothering to light a lantern or candle. It would be his punishment to spend the rest of the night in darkness. There was no need to see any of the fine trinkets lying around the room, or his books or other bits of the life he would no longer be a part of. In the morning he would be leaving them all behind for an entirely new life; only his weapons and least refined clothes would be going with him. He would live as a commoner once he joined the ranks and earn himself the respect he would have been given if they knew his title. It was the best way, and the most fair, if he ever wanted to be judged on his skill rather than the money his family possessed.
It meant he had to let go of the man he knew himself as, and that would be his real trial.
"Do write often, love. I will miss you so." Sniffling into her embroidered kerchief, Lady Wandesford waved at her son as he stepped toward the carriage waiting for him outside their front doors. Mildly disgusted by the uncharacteristic display of affection, Claire gave her brother only a lingering look before turning away; she couldn't watch her mother so openly choose between them. Having to stay on at the estate with only her mother for company was painful enough without being reminded so forcibly that she was, in every way, the second child.
William didn't turn to reply until he had reached the carriage, one foot on the iron step, bag handed to the footman. Even then he had to take a deep breath before he managed to pull on a brave face. It was the disarming smile his mother saw when he looked back and waved energetically, not the nervous man of eighteen who would rather stay home in comfortable decadence.
"I will write when I can," he yelled back, looking from his mother to his sister. Claire had looked back only for a moment before shaking her head and returning to the empty house with a sad whisper of her skirts. William couldn't stop his grin from turning into a grimace, but the Lady didn't notice. She had taken her eyes from her son to frown disapprovingly at her daughter's retreating form, entirely missing the way William's jaw was set, the way his eyes flared with anger. By the time the Lady had finished glaring daggers William was inside the carriage, only a waving hand saying his final farewell.
She doesn't care anymore about the reasons, he thought, righteous anger flaring up inside him as the carriage lurched forward, she's just mad at me for leaving.
Can you really blame her? The tiny voice brought his thoughts to a halt. You're forcing her to spend more of her formative years in that stifling place with no company other than a woman who begrudges her very existence. If she thanked you, that would be surprising.
Sobered by the more sensible side of his mind, William's ire flared down just as quickly as it had risen, leaving behind an uncomfortable lump of guilt to sink in his stomach. He knew, somewhere in his heart, that he would likely feel the same in her position; but he refused to let that dampen his own escape from the gloomy presence of the estate. Too many of his own years had been wasted behind the confining walls, the rules and lessons his mother insisted upon. Claire had held her own for the most part and would simply have to continue to do so now. If he stayed, it would likely make things worse, increase her sense of jealousy. It was no longer the time for looking backward, at his past, at the driveway, but rather to look forward to what was waiting for him"an escape from a life he had never truly lived or loved. Feeling justified at his own departure, he let the carriage ride away any further concerns and rationalized himself into a dreamless sleep.


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Where to start? Maybe the deck with your hot tub waiting for you or more rocking chairs where you can relax and view the mountains - the beauty of it all. After dinner and not quite yet ready to settle in for the night, consider challenging your friends and family to a game or two of pool and foosball. A second gas fireplace takes the chill out of the air on cooler nights and features a 28 foot chimney up the wall of glass.
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Austell, GA
"Weekend of Relaxation!!"The weekend was amazing!! The cabin was awesome, more beautiful than the pictures. We had a wonderful weekend escape from the hustle of the city. Can't wait to book again and bring the family next trip.
Manager Response:Thank you for your 5-Star review, Latricia! We are excited to hear your stay was exceptional. We would consider it an honor for you to stay with us again. We have a great selection of cabins that will make a family get-together an event that will create memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. Please let us know when you are ready to start planning your gathering. One of our experienced Sales Associates will be happy to assist you in finding the perfect cabin.
Jeremey S.
Clio, MI
"Beautiful place"Very clean well kept. It was nice to have the pool table and hot tub.
Manager Response:Thank you for your wonderful review, Jeremey! We are delighted you enjoyed your stay. We hope you will consider staying with us again during your next visit to Gatlinburg.
Lancaster, OH
"Perfect Getaway"Cabin was perfect! Secluded and private. Cabin was clean and well-maintained. Close proximity and easy drive to Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and other tourist locations. Overall, very pleased with our cabin selection and visit.
Manager Response:Thank you for sharing your 5-star cabin rental experience with us! We are delighted to hear that you were very pleased with your cabin selection and found it to be everything you hoped for. We hope you will return to stay with us in the future. Please mention that you have stayed in the past and take advantage of a 10% discount!
Medora, IN
"Snuggled Inn the Smokies "We had a wonderful time at a Snuggled Inn. Every step of the procedures we needed to follow from the payment to check on through check out were laid out and easy to follow. The texts with telli…ng us to have a safe trip, our door code and the message making sure everything was ok with our cabin on the second day were all appreciated. We had a problem with locking the cabin the first time we left (totally our fault for confusing our code) and we received a call to make sure everything was ok (I hung up before leaving message). Completely satisfied with customer service.+ Read More
The cabin was beautiful and we were beyond satisfied with the cleanliness, location and accessibility.
Will definitely stay again and will recommend to friends and family.
Manager Response:Thank you for your wonderful review, Tina! We are delighted to hear you enjoyed your stay. We enjoyed having you as our guest and hope you will make plans to stay with us again!
Apopka, FL
"Snuggled inn"Wonderful
Manager Response:Thank you for your wonderful review, Annette! We are delighted to hear your stay was exceptional. We enjoyed having you as our guest and hope you will make plans to stay with us again.
Lashell T.
Gordon, GA
"Snuggle Inn Stay "We really enjoyed our stay With Elk Luxury Cabins. We arrived with ease to find a beautiful cabin that was everything that was advertised and more. We enjoyed the quite, peaceful and relaxing atmosp…here of our cabin. We would definitely rent this cabin again.+ Read More
Manager Response:Thank you for your kind review, Lashell! We are happy to hear your stay was exceptional. We enjoyed having you as our guest and hope you will make plans to stay with us again!
Annie L.
"Perfect getaway home "Loved the unique floor plan of this cabin and private location. Was very clean and well kept with all the amenities- several bathrooms and showers, tvs in every room, jacuzzi, heart shaped tub, pool t…able, washer/dryer, and kitchen complete with pots and pans. I loved it so much that I did not want to leave.+ Read More
Manager Response:We love to hear that you were able to enjoy so many of the amenities offered at this cabin. It sounds like great memories were made! Please contact us when you are ready to start planning your next get-away. One of our friendly sales representatives will be happy to assist you in planning your next adventure.
Stuart M.
Redwood City, CA
"Luxury in the woods"The cabin has a beautiful view of the surrounding woods, has all the amenities of home (kitchen, laundry, TVs and games, jacuzzi, etc). It's far enough away from towns and villages that it's very qui…et, but close enough that a short drive will get you to restaurants, arts / crafts shops, various activities, and even Dollywood. It is near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park which is very scenic and has lots of trails for hiking. i had a very delightful week at the cabin, and exploring the surrounding areas.+ Read More
Manager Response:Thank you for your 5-Star review, Stuart! We are excited to hear that you had such a wonderful time visiting with us. We agree, the location is perfect! We hope you will consider making Elk Springs Resort part of a new tradition when visiting our beautiful Great Smoky Mountains. Please come back and see us soon!
Dola, OH
"Beautiful "The cabin was beautiful surrounded by beautiful Tennessee mountains. The cabin was clean and was everything the team at Elk Speings said it was. Loved every minute.
Manager Response:Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to be a part of your exceptional stay. We hope you are able to return to our beautiful Smoky Mountains soon. Please keep in mind you will receive 10% off as a returning guest on all future visits.
Decatur, AL
"A Cozy Getaway. "A great cabin to spend some downtime. Weather was not so cooperative during our mountain visit, so getting out and about was not as desirable as we had hoped for. However, having this great cabin made staying inside a pleasure.
Manager Response:Thank you for your business! We hope you will continue to enjoy Elk Springs Resort's cabins for many years to come! We are running a great Groupon promotion right now. Feel free to check it out and book your 2017 vacation with us!
Lindsay D.
Bryan, TX
"We will be back!"We loved every second, despite coming down with the flu during our visit. We will definitely be back!
Manager Response:It is always wonderful to hear how great of a time our guests have during their visit with us. However, your comments truly amaze us! If you can enjoy your visit this much with the flu, just think how much you can enjoy it without the flu. It is time to start planning your next trip. It's never too early to start thinking about some much needed time away and a truly enjoyable vacation get-away. We hope you will consider Elk Springs Resort for all of your vacation needs for years to come.
Thompsons Station, TN
"Cabin lives up to it's name!"Best customer service of any place we have ever stayed! Have been back twice now and planning more trips! You will not be let down! Elk Springs Resort is top notch, incredible customer service, extremely clean and well kept.
Brookville, IN
"R&R at it's Finest"The cabin was very clean and cozy. I usually wipe and clean every surface before use and I didn't need to do this at Snuggled Inn. We were pleased with the cleanliness of the cabin! We loved the resorts' location and quiet cozy atmosphere.
Manager Response:Thank you for the 5-star review, Brian. Your feedback lets us know that we are doing everything right in providing our guests with the best cabin rental experience possible. The Elk Springs Resort property offers security and peacefulness away from all the busy local attractions. What a great way to unwind at the end of a long day! We appreciate your business and would love to have you back for another stay again soon!
Kevin M.
Wallkill, NY
"Beautiful cabin"A really nice place to stay. No real views off the deck.
Manager Response:Thank you for your review Kevin. We are pleased to hear that you enjoyed your stay.
Tracy R.
Grass Lake, MI
"A wonderful getaway!!"We had a fabulous time at the Elk Springs Resort! The cabin was spacious, comfortable, & perfect for our family of 3 (although there was plenty of room for more). The location is very convenient for visiting the many, many attractions in the area.
Manager Response:Thank you for the nice review Tracy! We are always pleased to hear of another satisfied guest that enjoyed one of our luxury cabins. Our Elk Springs Resort property is conveniently located just outside of downtown Gatlinburg, so you can be just a short drive away from all of the attractions. We hope you have plans to come back for some more Smoky Mountain memories real soon!
Kristen G.
Columbus, OH
"Fantastic Stay"We really enjoyed our stay at Snuggled Inn! In fact we liked it so much we extended out vacation an extra day. The cab was very clean upon arrival. Elk Springs made check-in and out very easy. The… staff was very professional and helpful when needed. Furnishing were comfortable and nice. The high point was that this cabin was the most secluded property away from other cabins. We would definitely stay here again!+ Read More
Cartersville, GA
"perfect getaway!!"The stay was amazing! We will definitely be back!
Chicago, Illinois
"Great weekend getaway"Very impressive
Robert W.
Howell, MI
"Gatlinburg is a must if you have children"We stayed at Snuggled Inn located near Gatlingburg. The kids were very impressed. Although we spent most our time in the two cities it was nice to come back to our cabin. Plenty of TVs and room to roa…m around. The hot tub & fireplaces were a nice surprise . Planning trip back same time next year...+ Read More
Sergio V.
Orlando, FL
"Great Vacation!!"Loved everything about the cabin! My favorite thing were the big windows!
Boca Raton, FL
"Amazing"This cabin was perfect for our family of 3. Our toddler had a great time and the windows were stunning! Very close to Gatlinburg and TN and this particular cabin was away from the others. Very private… and beautiful! Elk Springs staff was amazing. Everything was clean and the starter kit of laundry detergent, etc was enough for our 4 night stay.+ Read More
Ray J.
Hopkins, SC
"Anniversary Getaway!"We enjoyed our stay. Cabin was exactly like the pictures! Check-in was easy, we arrived 2 hrs early, decided to go shopping at the outlet stores. We were pleased when we got a call to say that our cabin was ready early. We can't wait to go back!
Durham, NC
"Awesome place. Exactly like pictures. "These cabins are well taking care of. Nothing was dirty or out of place. The property is nice and we'll taking care of also. This place really exceeded my expectations. The staff are great too.
Cincinnati, ohio
"my mind & body needed this!"It wss an amazing slice of relaxation heaven! The place was immaculate! The rain shower wss exhilarating...the secluded deck was amazing. ...I did not want 2 leave! !!!!! The staff was very helpful …over the phone! !!!!! Such a memorable experience!+ Read More
Brittany K.
Lexington, Ky
"Elk Springs November"Very good experience. Cabin was clean. Courtesy call I received upon arriving was very thoughtful. Would go back!
Brian S.
Gallatin, TN
"Great weekend Getaway"A very peaceful, relaxing and beautiful weekend with great friends.
Bobette C.
Dermott, AR
"Snuggled Inn 25th anniversary"We enjoyed our stay so very much. Cabin was very clean and beautiful. This was our first trip to Gatlinburg but we will definitely be back and will definitely stay at Elk Spring Resort again!
Stephen M.
Clarksville, TN
"Very Satisfied Guest"Our stay was wonderful! The furniture and beds were very comfortable. We felt safe with the door locks. The cabin was in a convenient location that only took about 10 minutes to get to the Gatlinburg …strip. All the sheets, blankets, dishes and bathrooms were very clean. The check-in and check-out process were both very easy and convenient. Our favourite amenity was the tall 18 foot high rain shower! We loved it! It was very refreshing and unique. We will most definitely stay in one of the Elk Springs Resort cabins again in the future!!+ Read More
Flower Mound, TX
"Snuggled In"Everything was very nice.
Joan P.
Louisville, Ky
"Exceptional Stay"It was the best 2 night stay my husband and I have had in a long time. I would definitely recommend and will stay again.
Pathfork, KY
"Great Escape"Snuggled Inn was a great escape in the Smoky Mountains. The rental was clean, well-maintained, and private.
Tinley Park, IL
"snuggled in"Excellent stay in a spacious cabin.
Peggy B.
Cantonment, FL
"Go here. Even if you don't think you need to get away."We almost did not make the May 19th trip at all. Our home was flooded Apr. 29th with 2 ft. of water 12 days before we should leave...just a bit too late to cancel. Our friends & family encouraged us… to "get away" from all the overwhelming work and loss we were facing, but we went with sad hearts and feeling like we should not have been vacationing when our home was so destroyed. The forest and mountains are my absolute favorite place 'to be' and when we got out on the trails to hike we were so happy to be where we were. It is so very healing and even though we felt guilty we felt comforted by the entire experience. The cabin sits in a perfectly private turn of the road and we so enjoyed the silence of the natural world. We spent 3 days in heaven and then scurried back to a disaster but there was no better place we think to regather our minds and bodies. Everyone should go there. :)+ Read More
Delta, OH
"Great getaway!"We had a great time. The overall trip was a completely wonderful experience. The view off the deck was gorgeous and the cottage was beautiful and clean. I will definitely be coming back.
Spring Weekiwachee, FL
"LOVE"Its beautiful!
Robyn C.
Warrenville, IL
"Great Romantic Getaway!"We had a great time! The cabin was amazing and very clean! We couldn't have asked for a better time!
Decatur, GA
"Cool Cabin"Everything was good. My only complaint is I wish they had a Blu-ray player instead of an old DVD player.
Erika C.
Owosso, Michigan
"Beautiful"Great time
Huntington, WV
"wedding weekend!"My Husband And I Stayed At Snuggled Inn For Our Honeymoon Weekend. It Was Phenomenal! The Cabin Was Breathtaking And, Best Of All, Private!The Chapel Where We Were Married Was Right Down The Road, So …TheLocation Was Perfect! The Only Bad ThingWasThatWeCouldn'tStayLonger!+ Read More
Folsom, LA
"Snuggled Inn"Awesome!!
Leilanie S.
Durham, NC
"I could say we had a great time. Perfect vacation!!!!"The cabin was exactly like it was in the pictures. It was clean and the customer service was very helpful. I would definitely consider to go back and recommend the resort to my friends.
Alvaton, KY
"Gatlinburg getaway"Property was as advertised. One of the nicest places my wife and I have ever stayed wife also commented on how clean the cabin was and that is a high complement from her. We will likely go again if opportunity presents.
Lawrenceville, GA
"A great getaway at Snuggled Inn"My family of 4 spent a wonderful weekend in this cabin. The kids were thrilled to have queen bunk beds. They also enjoyed the jacuzzi in the master suite. The rain shower was amazing. I wish I could a…ve enjoyed the porch and rocking chairs but it was one of the coldest days of the decade! The fireplaces made up for it though. The only negative was that in order for the bottom level to warm up, the upper level was extremely hot. We followed the tips on how to get the heat to the lower level bedrooms but it didn't seem to work. No matter. We just got a blanket and "Snuggled Inn"!+ Read More
Moscow, TN
"Pleasantly surprised!"We had a blast! The cabin was even better in person than the pics. We have 4 kids and there was PLENTY of room! Loved the hot tub on the deck and all the details of the decor. We definitely want t…o come back with a group of friends or family. Thanks for an awesome weekend!!+ Read More
Cody E.
Wilkesboro, NC
"Fantastic cabin in the middle of all the excitement"I had an amazing stay recently at the Elks Springs resort, and I have to say that check In and Check Out were easy and uncomplicated. The facility was unrivaled in quality and condition, and we cannot… wait to repeat our trip. We really liked that it was close to the arts and crafts community, as well as close to both Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge without being in too busy of a location.+ Read More
Canfield, OH
"Outstanding Cabin"What a great cabin. Everything was super clean. Check in/Check out was super easy! Close to the Smokey Mountains and the hot tub was great after a day of hiking. Wish we would have stayed a few longer but we'll be back next year!
Doug M.
Huntsville, AL
"Worth Every Penny"This trip is exactly what my wife and I needed! We knew we were going to be coming into Gatlinburg late on Friday night, so having the chance to go straight to the cabin without having to worry about …checking in was great. The cabin itself was unbelievable. It ended up raining for most of the trip, but with how relaxing it was to be at the cabin, we enjoyed the time to relax and disconnect from the everyday.+ Read More
We are already planning our next trip and we wouldn't want to stay anywhere else!
Cathy B.
Raleigh, NC
"Snuggled Inn"We loved our vacation at Elk Spring Resort. The hot tub was a great way to relax after an action packed day!
Ballari C.
Cinncinati, OH
"Wonderful experience!"It was a wonderful vacation we had at elk spring resorts..the best part is that our cabin was very clean and exactly looked like the pictures..we enjoyed the hot tub and jacuzzi. We did barb q and the… gas grill was very useful. The views were awesome and our whole family including my parents just loved it. We would love to come back again!!+ Read More
Olive Hill, KY
"We loved our stay at Snuggled Inn"Beautiful cabin, and great location!! This was our second time staying at Elk Springs Resort Cabins, and we will be back again! :)


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Re: ND needs to hire a new community manager[ Edited ]
mario507 wrote:
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mario507 wrote:
GloZorCoMeTh wrote:
Thanks for the input Eric-ND. You know I am a huge ND fan, and appreciate all your hard work and that of your testing team. Send them all some Guinness from me!
I for one am only interested in hearing what it is once it is confirmed through testing what can be done. Testing is an exhaustive process...far more exhausting that what we all go through waiting for the news. Just play Uncharted as-is until the news breaks, then get back into the addiction!
Horray for rational comments.
So all the legitimate complaining is irrational?
When is complaining ever rational? I understand the dissatisfaction with the news at this point in time, and I'm disappointed also. But going around with all this "legitimate complaining" is just unprofessional and very immature. Do you think that starting multiple threads will make the process go faster? Do you want them to give us the broken patch now so that people can "legitimately complain" more?
Their track record with the game speaks volumes alone. You act as if ND as given us everything and people are being ungrateful over nothing.
- The Fortune Hunters Club subscription was practically a scam. Instead of actually giving us new maps they "copy" and "pasted" maps from u2 and just changed day/night effects
- They cannot deal with weapon buffs and nerfs properly (certain community members are also at blame for this)
- The continue to release patch and patch without dealing with the technical issues. I had party splits 7 times last week, but I guess that's ok Mario507? If ND are going to release patches at least fix something. But cashing in on some $$ each patch is all that matters I guess
- Communication. The community and its developers have none. That is not good and there needs to be a bridge of communication that would help keep people informed and happy.
So do you think its not legitimate? Sorry, im not going to pat ND on the back 247 on mistakes and unfinished stuff they should have done a loooong time ago. Im not going to play blind while injustice is occurring. I bought their game. Been loyal to them since 09'. I have devoted my spare time and energy to a game that has a lot of potential, but I (we) keep getting spit in the face by the developers. I scratched their back, and I want mines to be scratched as well.
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Re: ND needs to hire a new community manager
Eric-ND wrote:
Everything we put into patch 1.17 - yes 1.17 - has been done with the thought of making the game as enjoyable as possible for newcomers and long time players alike. We have some big changes coming and we've been teasing it for so long because it's been delayed a few times due to technical issues cropping up during the testing process. Thank you for the support and understanding. It's not easy to wait for something fresh but we hope it'll be worth the wait for you.
Hey guys,
We all really appreciatae the feedback, but in the future all we ask is that you keep it constructive and respectful.
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A packed holiday jet came close to disaster as a tyre blew out on landing.
The Ryanair Boeing 737 with 185 passengers aboard stopped only 20 yards short of the end of the runway.
The terrifying drama took place at Stansted when as the flight from Bologna, Italy, touched down.
A wheel is believed to have jammed as the undercarriage was lowered, rendering it unable to turn normally at the point of touchdown.
On impact with the tarmac, the tyre punctured and was shredded. The other wheel was unaffected, allowing the plane to complete the landing with no injuries to anyone on board.
A source said: "The pilots did a brilliant job. It must have been hairy. The undercarriage under that wing could have easily failed."
No one was hurt in the incident last Tuesday but passengers were kept on the jet for an hour before being bussed to the terminal
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Titanic sets sail for France
- 12:00 Noon: The Titanic Leaves Southampton, England on its maiden voyage.
- 07:00 pm: The Titanic stops at Cherbourg, France.
- 09:00 pm: The Titanic leaves Cherbourg and sets sail to Queenstown (currently known as Cobh), Ireland.
- Southampton, England
- 10 Apr 1912
Titanic arrives in Ireland
- 12:30 pm: The Titanic arrives in Queenstown, Ireland.
- 02:00 pm: The Titanic leaves Queenstown and sets sail to New York.
- Queenstown, Ireland
- 11 Apr 1912
Setting sail on a calm sea with reports of ice
Fairly uneventful. The weather is good and the sea is calm. The temperature is getting colder. The Titanic receives several wireless messages from other ships reporting ice.
- North Sea
- 12 Apr 1912
Reports of icebergs continue
- 09:00 am: The Caronia reports ice at Latitude: 42 N and Longitude: 50 W.
- 01:42 pm: The Baltic reports ice.
- 01:45 pm: The Amerika reports 2 large icebergs at Latitude: 41 27' N and Longitude: 50 08' W. This message was not sent directly to the Titanic, but was suppose to be passed on later when the Titanic came within range of a transmitter.
- 07:15 pm: Temperature drops to 39 degrees (F). The ice warning from the Baltic is finally posted on the bridge.
- 07:30 pm: The Californian reports passing 3 large icebergs at Latitude: 42 03' N and Longitude: 49 09' W.
- 09:00 pm: Temperature drops to 33 degrees (F).: The crow's nest is ordered by Second Officer Lightoller to "keep a sharp lookout for ice".
- 09:20 pm: Captain Smith retires to his cabin.
- 09:40 pm: The Mesaba reports pack ice, field ice and icebergs in the location of where the Titanic was traveling. There is no evidence that this message ever reached Captain Smith or Titanic's bridge. Apparently, wireless operator Jack Phillips was so preoccupied with sending messages that had accumulated during the day to the land station at Cape Race, he put the ice warning from Mesaba aside.
- 10:00 pm: Temperature drops to 32 degrees (F).: The Titanic was traveling at 22.5 knots.: The sea is calm, the skies are perfectly clear and the stars appear as brilliant points of light. There is no moon.: Frederick Fleet and Reginald Lee take over lookout duty in the crow's nest. Interestingly, they did not have binoculars.
- 10:50 pm: The Californian sends a wireless message directly to the Titanic telling them that they were stopped and surrounded by ice. Before the Californian could relay their position (about 20 miles north of Titanic), wireless operator Jack Phillips angrily responded, "Shut up, shut up. You're jamming my signal. I'm busy. I'm working Cape Race". The Californian's wireless operator, Cyril Furmstone Evans, waited patiently and then finally gave up, turned off his equipment and went to bed.: The ocean water temperature is about 28 degrees (F).
- 11:30 pm: Lookouts Fleet and Lee notice a low-lying mist ahead, but do not see an iceberg. They probably would have sighted the iceberg if they had been issued binoculars.
- 11:39 pm: Lookout Frederick Fleet picks up a phone that is directly connected to the bridge. Sixth Officer Moody answers the call and is told, "Iceberg Right Ahead!".: The bridge immediately sends a "Stop" signal to the engine room. This is followed by "Full Astern".: Quartermaster Robert Hitchins is urgently ordered to turn the ship "Hard-a-starboard." The Titanic turns to the left.
- 11:40 pm: Titanic strikes iceberg!: The Titanic begins to flood.: First Officer William Murdoch closes the watertight doors.: Fourth Officer Boxhall arrives on the bridge.: Captain Smith returns to the bridge after the collision and asks First Officer Murdoch, "What have we struck?". Murdoch confirms that Titanic had struck an iceberg.: Smith asks Boxhall to inspect the forward area of the hull.: During the next 15 minutes, Boxhall looks at the damage and discovers that the Orlop deck was flooded forward of the #4 watertight bulkhead.
- 11:45 pm: Boxhall returns to the bridge and reports his findings.: Smith asks Boxhall to establish Titanic's position.: Captain Smith requests that Thomas Andrews and the ship carpenter "sound the ship" (inspect the damage).
- Northern Atlantic
- 14 Apr 1912
Last message: 'We are sinking fast....cannot last much longer'
- 12:00 midnight: Thomas Andrews informs Captain Smith that the first 6 watertight compartments had been breached and predicts that Titanic will stay afloat at most 2 hours.
- 12:05 am: Captain Smith orders his crew to prepare the lifeboats and requests that wireless operators Harold Bride and Jack Phillips send the "CQD" distress signal. The message "CQD" is a general call to all vessels, which indicates the vessel sending is in distress and requires immediate assistance.
- 12:15 am: Titanic's wireless distress signal is first received by the Cape Race wireless station and the ships Mount Temple and La Provence. The message gives Titanic's position as: Latitude: 41 44' N and Longitude: 50 24' W.
- 12:25 am: Captain Smith realizes the ship is lost and gives order to start filling lifeboats--"women and children first".: Distress signal sent again using the corrected position of: Latitude: 41 46' N and Longitude: 50 14' W.: The call for help is received by the Cunard liner Carpathia.
- 12:45 am: The first lifeboat is launched (boat #7).: The first distress rocket is fired.
- 12:55 am: Lifeboat #5 is launched.: Lifeboat #6 is launched.
- 01:00 am: Lifeboat #3 is launched.
- 01:10 am: Lifeboat #8 is launched.
- 01:12 am: Lifeboat #1 is launched.
- 01:15 am: The water is up to the name plate on the bow.
- 01:20 am: Lifeboat #9 is launched.: The last distress rocket is fired. A total of eight were fired between 12:45 am and 1:20 am.
- 01:21 am: Lifeboat #10 is launched.
- 01:25 am: Lifeboat #11 is launched.: Lifeboat #12 is launched.
- 01:27 am: Lifeboat #14 is launched.
- 01:30 am: Lifeboat #13 is launched.: Lifeboat #15 is launched.
- 01: 35 am: Lifeboat #16 is launched.
- 01:40 am: J Bruce Ismay gets into lifeboat "C".: Collapsible lifeboat "C" is launched.
- 01:45 am: Lifeboat #2 is launched.
- 01:55 am: Lifeboat #4 is launched.
- 02:05 am: Collapsible lifeboat "D" is launched.: As the bow of the Titanic continues to submerge, the water is almost up to the Bridge deck.
- 02:10 am: The last wireless distress signals were sent. "We are sinking fast....cannot last much longer".: The stern is noticeably beginning to rise above the ocean.
- 02:17 am: Titanic's distress signals abruptly end as radio room looses power.: Bride and Phillips leave the radio room.: Collapsible lifeboat "A" floats off as Titanic sinks further.: Collapsible lifeboat "B" floats off and flips over as Titanic sinks further.: The ship's bow plunges under and the stern rises high above the ocean surface.
- 02:18 am: The lights blink once and then go out.: The forward funnel breaks off and hits the water crushing anyone in its path.
- 02:19 am: The Titanic breaks into 2 pieces between the third and fourth funnels.: As the bow sinks further, the stern momentarily remains on the ocean surface.
- 02:20 am: Two hours and forty minutes after striking the iceberg, the "unsinkable" RMS Titanic slips into the sea and begins its descent to the ocean floor.
- 04:10 am: The Carpathia picks up the first of Titanic's lifeboats (boat #2).
- 08:30 am: The Carpathia picks up the last of Titanic's lifeboats (boat #12).
- 08:50 am: The Carpathia heads to New York with the survivors from the Titanic.
- North Atlantic
- 15 Apr 1912
Survivors arrive in New York
- 09:00 pm: 706 survivors arrive on the Carpathia.
- New York, New York
- 18 Apr 1912
The human toll
Statistics from to the US Senate inquiry of the Titanic disaster:
- Total on board: 2,223
- Saved: 706 (1 out of 3)
- Lost: 1,517
- Woman and children on board: 531
- Woman and children saved: 374
- Men on board: 1,692
- Men saved: 332 (1 out of 5)
- Chance of survival of a First-Class passenger: 60%
- Chance of survival of a Third-Class passenger: 25%
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Since the White Sox traded previous right fielder Carlos Quentin a few weeks ago, the 22 year-old Viciedo has basically secured the position in right. The young player came up to the majors on August 28th of the 2011 season and the fact that he didn't arrive sooner was the subject of much debate in the Ozzie/Kenny Williams soap opera.
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Viciedo was putting up stellar numbers in the minors and many fans figured that he was the answer to the offensive troubles headlined by Adam Dunn and Alex Rios. Unfortunately, this was a case of "too little, too late" as the White Sox could not turn it around in enough time to make a playoff push.However, 2012 is a different story. Viciedo will be starting the season in right field. Taking an objective look at the situation, Viciedo's in a similar spot as Brent Morel was at the beginning of the 2011 season. It was no secret that when Morel entered Spring Training last season he was battling for his spot at third base with Mark Teahan. Obviously Morel won that battle since Teahan was traded to the Blue Jays a short while later.
Viciedo, like Morel, needs to prove to White Sox management and the fans that he belongs in that starter spot. Morel continues to impress defensively and his .245 BA in his first full major league season gives much to be hopeful about. While Viciedo is not in direct competition with any one person, the management has made it clear that they're not above making mid-season moves with their farm system.
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