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Let's Go Quilting!!Greetings from Designer FabricsHello, Everyone! So how is everyone's pre-Summer going? I'm currently feeling the heat... and not outside. Working from home today, catching up on things as we have Topper Club tomorrow and that means an email. But in order to fire off an email, I first need to update the fabrics/new on the website, and that spirals into paying bills and organizing my paperwork bag. Catching up in one department I find I lack in several others... But it has been nice to have a few hours of the house to myself. I am easily distracted with my own squirrel moments. Can you say kittens? 16 to be exact. I go outside and enjoy those little buggers when I need a break. They are in 3 different stages. The first batch are like teenagers, picking on the little ones and defying mom's moods. The second and third batches I can't tell which they are from as they are 8 of 9 are grey and little fur balls with a tail in the air as they waddle and follow anything that moves. Too cute!! The fourth batch is starting to get mobile, but only in search of mom. Well, enough of my squirrel moments... back to knocking a few more things of my to-do list! All the NEW items into the shop & the Events reminders are being posted so you can keep track of us on Facebook! Just in case you don't have extra time to peruse the website & want a general overview of what has been happening!! I'll try & post pictures of our whereabouts when possible!! Upcoming events so far for 2017 at Designer Fabrics...June 13th~ Top Your Trendy Table Club- Meeting to begin at 5:30! June 15th~ Jim will hopefully be here for machine service. June 18th~ CLOSED for Father's Day June 20th~ Carrington Quilt Guild- Meeting at Rosa's Pizza in Fessenden. Don't forget your (3) Grunge strips! June 21st~ Row by Row On The Go 2017 begins!! For more information check out Row By Row Experience! Our row is ready to go!! And our plates are here and available!! June 27th~ Designer Quilt Club- Let's Bake! We will share a new pattern with you each month and catch you up on what's NEW at the shop! Door prizes, member discounts, and dessert and coffee at each meeting! This year I will try to concentrate on more projects from precuts (or homemade precuts) tailored for your seasonal projects! I know how many of you are trying to work on quick projects that are fast and easy, so I am going to try and make them just that! Meetings are to begin the LAST Tuesday of the month at 3:30 & 7:00pm. Cost for DQC is $17.00 for the year. ***Finished UFO Challenge #2 Due!! July 4th~ CLOSED July 11th~ Top Your Trendy Table Club July 16th-28th~ 12 Days of Christmas In July July 18th~ Carrington Quilt Guild meeting at Dakota Gardens & Winery July 25th~ DQC August 8th~ Top Your Trendy Table Club August 15th~ Carrington Quilt Guild August 29th~ DQC September 28th-October 1st~ This retreat is Full in the dining hall, but I just got word from LeAnn that we could still accommodate more quilters in the Chapel. Waiting list gets first dibs... So, if you are willing to sew in the Chapel, send in your deposits! The same arrangements for meals and sleeping would still apply. November 16th-19th~ Numbers are only around 14, there is plenty of room to sign up! New into the shop... Cozy Cabin ChristmasSweet little group from Sandy Lynam Clough for Red Rooster Fabrics! I love the pickups and barns! The size of this picture is deceiving, the scale is larger in person! Forest Frost IILast year's grouping of Forest Frost Glitter was wonderful backgrounds in projects, so I jumped on their newest backgrounds! Add a little sparkle to your Winter projects!! GrungeOur display of these beauties continue to grow! They are becoming a favorite of almost everyone! Happy Summer- from my boys Grey & Jacks! Crystal Springs Retreat Crystal Springs Baptist Camp Medina, ND September 28th-October 1st, 2017 ... November 16th-19th, 2017 Come and join us for a relaxing weekend of quilting! Normal arrival is 9am Friday, but you are welcome to come Thursday after 1pm if you'd like. There will be an additional $30 cost for the night & no meals, so if you can swing it let us know! I know everyone is on a mission and a few extra hours may help make the difference in a finished quilt top!! Cost is $30.00 per night and $8.00 per meal. Sunday, most people leave around 3pm, but the staff won't kick you out if you have time to work on your quilts! If you'd like to join us just for the day, if we have room, the fee is $10.00 & any cost of meals you stay for. You plan your own weekend!! There are no organized classes, just bring your own unfinished projects to work on!! Everyone must have a few of those tucked away… If you are all caught up or need something new from your wish list, Designer Fabrics will have a shop set up!! Or if you need something from Designer Fabrics that you know of ahead of time, let us know & we'd be happy to bring it with (whether it is bolts, cut yardage, or special-ordering patterns & notions!). Now's your chance to work on your UFOs uninterrupted in a well lit, huge space! We sew in the dining hall (which holds 200 people), and save a few tables to eat on. Bring long extension cords and maybe your favorite chair! Some even have their own 4 foot tables to use for cutting mats or ironing... Believe me, quilters can pack a car!! And a trailer!! Crystal Springs provides a cook for the following planned meal: Friday~ Dinner at 12 noon-----Supper at 6:00pm Saturday~ Brunch at 10:00am-----Supper at 6:00pm Sunday~ Brunch at 10:00am ***We need a head count 2 weeks prior to each retreat. After that, we will not be able to change the count.*** ***You will be charged for the meals you sign up for and will not be able to get a refund for not taking them.*** We also have a table or so for the "grazing buffet" of shared snacks (& please bring the recipe to share also)! Sleeping accommodations are dorm-style, with room for 100. So remember to bring a sleeping bag or bedding for a twin sized bed, pillow and toiletries. This Retreat is limited to 34 people, so we are asking for a $50 non-refundable fee for holding your reserved spot. Remember... First come, first guaranteed. No exceptions, Reservations fill up fast!! If you don't hear from us, we will see you there! We will let you know if you need to be put on the waiting list. This reservation fee will be deducted from your final cost, if you attend. Any questions contact Jackie at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 701-652-3535 from 10:00am-5:00pm weekdays. Please complete & mail the bottom of this letter and your separate fees for each retreat (payable to Crystal Springs Bible Camp) to: Designer Fabrics ATTN: Crystal Springs Retreat 929 Main Street Carrington, ND 58421 ********************************************************************************************************************* Name______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone________________________________________________Cell__________________________________________________ Email Address_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Please Circle Days Attending Thursday Night Friday Saturday Sunday Please Circle Meals Attending Friday(we need a head count for the cook) - Dinner Supper Saturday- Brunch Supper Sunday- Brunch Please Circle Month(s) Attending Sept/Oct November ********************************************************************************************************************* Have a great week!! Until next time, Happy Quilting!! Jackie
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Down the Up Escalator
How the 99 Percent Live in the Great Recession
Barbara Garson
This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device, and with iTunes on your computer. Books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device.
One of our most incisive and committed journalists—author of the classic All the Livelong Day—shows us the real human cost of our economic follies.
The Great Recession has thrown huge economic challenges at almost all Americans save the super-affluent few, and we are only now beginning to reckon up the human toll it is taking. Down the Up Escalator is an urgent dispatch from the front lines of our vast collective struggle to keep our heads above water and maybe even—someday—get ahead. Garson has interviewed an economically and geographically wide variety of Americans to show the painful waste in all this loss and insecurity, and describe how individuals are coping. Her broader historical focus, though, is on the causes and consequences of the long stagnation of wages and how it has resulted in an increasingly desperate reliance on credit and a series of ever-larger bubbles—stocks, technology, real estate. This is no way to run an economy, or a democracy.
From the members of the Pink Slip Club in New York, to a California home health-care aide on the eve of eviction, to a subprime mortgage broker who still thinks it could have worked, Down the Up Escalator presents a sobering picture of what happens to a society when it becomes economically organized to benefit only the very rich and the quick-buck speculators. But it also demonstrates the wit and resilience of ordinary Americans—and why they deserve so much better than the hand they've been dealt.
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- Published: Apr 02, 2013
- Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
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Crêpe "Waterfall" two tone Dress
This two tone cream/blue crepe dress is perfect for day or night.
Lightweight and elegant, it can be worn with neckline closed, or open.
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C1RCA crashes the Active Park! Featuring: Taylor Kirby, Windsor James, Robbie Brockel, & Daniel Cutcliffe!
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Zach Miller hits up the oceanside park with Sam Beckett and Jimmy Wilkins to shred with the locals and hook up some trucks for tricks in the newest Thunder "Parks & Wreck."
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Christian Maalouf, Taylor Caruso, and Daniel Shimizu are joined by skate legend Jason Adams, and style icon Alyasha Owerka-Moore for an awesome weekend of slappies, wallrides, BBQ's and cannonballs to create this video lookbook for the Richer Poorer Spring/Summer 2016 line.
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The Volcom skateboarding crew has traveled the world to find spots, film tricks and search for stoke over the past year. Premiering in May and available worldwide June 7th, 2016, Holy Stokes! a Real Life Happening looks to be one of the most epic skateboarding films of the summer.
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NJ Skateshop in Hoboken, New Jersey is hosting the first Santa Cruz 30th Anniversary Screaming Hand art show in the tri-state area this Friday from 6-10pm with free PBR and free Skull Candy headphones (for the 1st 100 people) at the Proto Gallery, just four blocks walk from the Hoboken Path Train.
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Each year, the people at PNC Wealth Management calculate their "Christmas Price Index," which looks at all the items in the song "The 12 Days of Christmas" and figures out how much it would cost to buy all of them today.
This year, if you bought everything the way the song sings, where you are purchasing that day's gift plus all the stuff from the previous days, you would be spending a whopping $107,300.24, which is up 6.1% from last year.
Here's the full breakdown:
- A partridge in a pear tree. The partridge is $15 and the pear tree is $189.99. Instead of the pear tree, you could purchase 2 month-long MARTA passes.
- Two turtle doves will cost you $62.50 per dove
- Three French hens are $165 total
- Four calling birds cost the same as last year, $129.99 each
- Five gold rings will run you $750 all together
- Six geese-a-laying will be $210, or $35 per goose. A goose or an 11-gallon tank of gas - which would you prefer?
- Seven swans-a-swimming is the most expensive item: $1,000 per swan
- Eight maids-a-milking cost $58…in other words, each one gets one-hour minimum wage of $7.25. A monthly car sharing membership, like zipcar, costs less!
- Nine ladies dancing is just under $700 per dancer
- Ten lords-a-leaping costs a heaping $4,766.70
- Eleven pipers piping are $232.90 each. You can save around this much each month by vanpooling to and from work.
- Twelve drummers drumming will cost $2,775.50 total
Everything costs more these days. That's why it has never been more important to examine your household budget and look for ways to save money. We spend more in this region on transportation costs than we do on food. So once the holidays are through, consider how much money you could free up by changing the way you get to and from work.
It all adds up.
Congratulations to the winners of the first-ever Bike to Work Challenge!
Your efforts truly made it a success!
Did you know that during the Bike to Work Challenge...
- 1,070 participants signed up
- 17,125 bike trips were logged
- 130,000 miles were not driven
- 64.97 tons of pollution were kept out of the air
Congratulations to the team winners!
First Place: Alta Aces
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From left to right: REI Outreach Specialist Nicole Warren-Miller, Alta Aces Team Members Lisa Clark, Tim Bonner, Robert Evans, Phil Mallory and Bobby Brown
Second Place: Thunder Spokes
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Third Place: Sun and Moon
(partner with Central Atlanta Progress & Midtown Alliance for commute options)
Team Members: Michael Carbonell, Saira Raza, Becky Katz and David Torello
Congratulations to the individual challenge winners!
1st Place: Stephen Becher
2nd Place: Alison Amyx
3rd Place: Mary Ann Schneider
4th Place: Amber Raley
5th Place: Andrew Lane
6th Place: Heather Miller
7th Place: Traci Huckaby


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I've been wearing my new hearing aid for almost a week now. My audiologist made some adjustments to it this morning, mainly the fix the problem of "squishing."
"Squishing" is when the hearing aid, in an attempt to make what it perceives as loud sounds more comfortable, compresses the sound. Sometimes this works, but in my case, it was making a lot of sounds, mainly people's voices, muffled. So we'll see how it does.
So far, it works for me. I'm still getting used to hearing more 'soft' sounds, like paper crumpling, pens clicking against the table, fingers tapping at the keyboard. At first, they seemed to interfere with people's voices, but when I thought about it, I realized that I could still understand people, my brain just had to adjust to picking their voices out of the sea of sounds.
Hearing is more than just an ear taking in sound waves. There's a lot of brain work involved as those sounds have to be processed, some noises being tossed into the 'white noise' category, other sounds receiving preferential treatment, and still others being completely ignored so that my conscious part no longer notices them. We all do this naturally, but when there's an adjustment process, it can be a little perplexing.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
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- dwain said...
I saw a fascinating video at the Cincy IMAX about the internal workings of the body, and it included a CG animation of how the cells in the "hearing bones" actually do a dance. For lack of a better word, they dance up and down as the sound waves vibrate the little bones. Absolutely amazing.
In a way, your brain is getting used to those cells having a dance party in your ear!
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I don't always post as regularly as I'd like. This little blog is so dear to me. It is the record of my journey as a mother. The evidence of my boys childhoods. Some kids get beautiful scrap books, my boys have a blog!
So much has been going on lately. I am so thankful for all the business. Our life is often chaotic, and by the time we have set each of our boys in their beds at the end of the day and kissed them each on their little heads, we close their door and flop on the couch in exhaustion. We look at each other like "did we just do that?" It takes almost constant motion and endless creativity to parent this age.
Have I ever said that I never knew the difference between a snowplow and a back-hoe until it became so vital to my role as a mother to two (perhaps three) mechanically impressed boys. We don't just pick up toys at the end of the day, we move them as if we are fork-lifts, cranes, and bulldozers. We are loud, and we talk in robotic voices as our machine arms lift the toys to their places on the shelf.
Calvin has been peeing in the potty this week. Some much welcomed, and maybe needed, progress from my last post. He has been taking himself, so long as we tell him not to. Yes. That's right. We say things like, "gee, I bet Calvin can't go to the potty by himself. I bet he can't push those pants down and sit on the potty. Nope! I bet he can't." So, I guess we figure things out like this as we go along, and whaaalaa! Progress is made.
We went to church today, and I was so blessed. We have the most amazing church. A family style, community oriented church where believer and seeker both feel comfortable to fellowship and be in the presence of Sweet Jesus. Seriously. If you are local to us, please come sometime. The more there are, the sweeter it is.
I was able to sing with Raymond for worship this morning, and if felt so good. Of course there is a never ending supply nurturing women in our church to hold Miles and look after the boys so I am able to do such a thing. I love all those who love our family.
The boys love church. They have the most darling friends. I am so blessed by all the little girls who come to church (not many boys right now). Two little girls in particular are such a salve to my soul. They play with Charlie. It has not occurred to either of them that his differentness is in anyway a hindrance to their games. Sometimes it is difficult for other children to feel automatically comfortable, so I find myself intervening in the play to explain Charlie, or help guide him in what is going on. These two little girls simply play with him. In part it works because they love to pretend to be animals, and Charlie is so great at that.
Our neighbors brought home made cookies over as we were picnicking on our lawn this afternoon. It is so special to live in a small little neighborhood with so many beautiful people on either side of the drive. Beautiful.
And this afternoon I am alternating between getting in some storytelling, and also snuggling a warm baby boy on my bed. I just feel content.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Bits of Life and Feeling Content
Labels: Calvin, Charlie, Development, Down Syndrome, Faith, Family, Miles Benjamin, Parenting
5 comments:
- Leah said...
These pictures of your boys are PRICELESS!! Oh, and I really love your church too. :)
- March 6, 2011 at 9:07 PM
- Rae said...
Contentment is possibly the best way to be.
- March 7, 2011 at 2:42 AM
- Sean and Lindsey Thomas said...
Where and what time do you meet? And I agree, VERY sweet pictures
- March 10, 2011 at 7:10 PM
- Sean and Lindsey Thomas said...
Where and what time do you meet? And yes, ADORABLE boys you have...
- March 10, 2011 at 7:11 PM
- Kim said...
Lindsey, we meet at 10am at the little community center space next to Mosgo's in Arcata. We would love to have your family join us sometime!
- March 11, 2011 at 7:12 PM
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The graduation ceremony at Anna Maria College welcomed 30 new correction officers to the Worcester County Sheriff's Office. The group which included five military servicemen were the eleventh class to graduate under Sheriff Evangelidis' increased hiring standards which he introduced shortly after taking office.
"As we continue to build a strong department dedicated to serving our community, our new officers have met the highest hiring standards in corrections today and have completed the finest training academy in Massachusetts. With almost 90% of our inmate population incarcerated due to addiction issues, the field of corrections can be a very challenging one. Our primary responsibility is to serve and protect the citizens of Worcester County and to do that effectively we must work daily with these individuals so they are less likely to reoffend upon their release. I am proud to welcome the largest graduating class in the history of our department, comprised of thirty of new correctional officers who will now join us in that mission." said Evangelidis.
Officers Ted Biba, Michael Buxton, Shane Keddy, Alec Mastrototaro, James Owens, Edward Tortora and Steven Guercio, who was also the recipient of the Francis T. Foley Award given to the recruit who achieves the highest class average, were part of the 46th Graduating class of the Worcester County Sheriff's Office Basic Recruit Training Academy.
The Graduation Process
All correctional officer applicants must have, at minimum, an associates degree or at least two years of military service.
They must also take and pass a written exam, physical fitness test, background check and psychological screening test.
United States military applicants are given priority status in the hiring process.
Jan 25, 2017
By: Jamie Wilkins/Worcester Patch – January 11, 2017
Flanked by members of his department's Honor Guard, command staff, local clergy and family, Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis was sworn-in for his second term serving as the county's 28th High Sheriff on January 5, 2017 at St. John's High School in Shrewsbury.
The Inaugural Ceremony was attended by Massachusetts Lt. Governor Karyn Polito who administered the Oath of Office and had much praise for Evangelidis. "Tonight with friends, family, community leaders, mayors, law enforcement and people from all of Worcester County we celebrate the individual for whom we are here tonight, Sheriff Lew. Under his leadership, Sheriff Evangelidis has gone above and beyond what we expected and strengthened our community here in Worcester County," Polito continued.
"He is a Sheriff who understands that 90% of inmates suffer from addiction and he has touched inmates lives in a way that had not previously been done and by doing so, he is showing how to reduce the rate of recidivism. Our Sheriff serves this community in so many ways going above and beyond with the senior picnic and winter coat drive," said Lt. Governor Karyn Polito.
Evangelidis began his remarks by thanking family, friends, staff, supporters, the department's honor guard and correction officers as well as fellow law enforcement officials. "Tonight is a celebration of the Worcester County Sheriff's Department and how grateful we are to have this job in public safety and give back to the citizens of Worcester County," said Evangelidis.
"We are proud of our promises made and promises kept throughout our first term and the professionalism of our department; including raising the hiring standards, implementing a promotional process based on merit, removing the Sheriff's name off of the vehicles, prohibiting all political contributions from department employees and their spouses as well as immediately consolidating many costly positions," Evangelidis continued.
"The role of Sheriff is more than a desk job and I am so proud of what we have accomplished in the mission of public safety to make Worcester County a safer place – at the jail, within our community and in our schools." Said Evangelidis referring to the many programs implemented during his tenure including increased substance abuse programming, the use of shelter dogs for narcotics detection and inmate re-entry, prioritizing military hiring, inmate work crews that provided over seven million dollars in county-wide savings and an organic jail farming program that donated to local food banks over 20,000 pounds in fresh food.
Evangelidis also shared during his Inaugural remarks that almost 90% of his inmates are incarcerated due to addiction and substance abuse issues and to combat the current opioid epidemic head on he has given extraordinary focus to bringing that message with his Face2Face Program to over 270,000 middle and high school students.
Evangelidis' address concluded with his vision for his next term which included two new building projects at the jail to address infrastructure needs at what is the oldest county correctional facility in the Commonwealth, establishing a local employment board to assist with inmate re-entry and job training as well as continuing efforts to combat addiction. His Department will also host and house patrol horses, in partnership with the Worcester Police Department, for the newly formed Mounted Police Patrol Unit.
Evangelidis also took a moment to thank many community and civic leaders as well as charitable organizations that have dedicated their lives to helping others in Worcester County and as Sheriff he has worked closely with including; Gordon Hargrove of The Friendly House, Billy Reilly of St. John's Food for the Poor Program, Pastor Janice Ford of The Reconciliation House of Webster, Warmer Winters of Leominster and St. Anne's Human Services of Shrewsbury.
"Over the last six years, it has been a great honor and privilege to serve as your Sheriff. I love this job and I am so appreciative of the faith you have have put in me and as we begin our second term at the Sheriff's Department, I look forward to continuing that service," said Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis.
Jan 4, 2017
By: The Landmark – 12-15-16
Pictured left to right are principal Cloutier, Jenn Reil, Sheriff Lew Evangelidis, and Rick Carrero along with students of the Interact Club and Health Assisting, the department that collected the most coats.
The Bay Path Regional Technical Vocational High School Interact Club, led by Jen Reil and Rick Carrero, collected about 400 coats for the Worcester County Sheriff's office annual coat drive. Bay Path partnered with Southbridge Credit Union, which had collection boxes at area branches from mid-October through the end of November.
A video made about the coat drive by the Bay Path Video Club, led by Rebecca Larson, won the Auburn Rotary Club's video contest. The video is featured at baypath.tec.ma.us. Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis stopped by the school to reward the students with a certificate of appreciation.
Jan 3, 2017
By: Telegram.com/Worcester 12/30/2016
SHREWSBURY – Worcester County Sheriff Lewis G. Evangelidis will be sworn into office for his second six-year term Jan. 5.
The inaugural ceremony, which is open to the public, will be held at St. John's High School, 378 Main St., beginning at 6 p.m.
The oath of office will be administered by Lt. Gov. Karyn E. Polito. A reception with light refreshments will follow. Space is limited. RSVP is required at 508-796-2638 or at email@example.com.
The 55-year-old Rutland resident was first elected to the office on Nov. 2, 2010, after serving in the Legislature eight years. He was unopposed in the November 2016 election. Mr. Evangelidis also practiced law for over 20 years and served as an assistant state attorney in Miami-Dade County in Florida, and assistant district attorney for Suffolk County in Boston.


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Just like indoor wall decor and art, outdoor decor comes in a wide variety of forms. From weather resistant paintings and prints, to stone plaques, through to outdoor mirrors.
There is a piece of wall art or decor for every location ,every budget and every taste.
Below are a few examples of some of the forms outdoor wall decorations can take.
Weather Proof Outdoor Wall Art
Thanks to the development of new UV protected inks and state of the art printing processes, it is now possible to recreate many of your favorite art works to hang on walls outside.
These are great to hang around your seating or dining areas – creating the real feeling of an outdoor room. There is an ever increasing range of weather resistant art available with something to suit all tastes.
Outdoor Metal Wall Art and Decor
The range of metal wall decor is staggering and not confined simply to those items created specifically for the outdoors.
Many pieces designed to go indoors can also be happily used outdoors especially if you don't mind the look of the metal changing and aging in the weather.
Wall Numbers And Address Plaques
Art and decor does not need to be confined to the back yard. One easy way of adding a bit of style to the front of your home is to add an elegant or colorful set of numbers which reflects your address or even a decorative plaque with your family or house name on it.
Decorative wall numbers and plaques can be added to either the front of your home, your gate, fence or letterbox. This is a inexpensive and excellent way of adding your own personal touch to what is normally a pretty mundane item.
Garden Plaques, Friezes and Reliefs
You may be wondering what the difference is between garden plaques, friezes and reliefs.
Garden plaques are what most people traditionally considered as wall art. They come in a wide variety of sizes and colors and were traditionally constructed from concrete, but these days also come in fiberglass which has been designed to mimic the look of natural stone. The real advantage of fiberglass is that you get the look of stone without the weight issues that normally come with concrete, this is especially true on larger pieces.
Friezes are constructed in the same way as garden plaques with the main difference being that friezes normally depict a scene, usually something with a historical flavor or an architectural pattern. Friezes are also usually defined as being a long rectangular shape as opposed to the more square shape of a plaque.
A relief is a sculptured artwork where a modeled form is raised or lowered from the surrounding material, adding depth and shadow, as shown in the lion plaque above. What I like about reliefs is the added depth which is created by the extra shadows that are cast due to the three dimensional nature of the relief. This tends to create a more interesting feature that can be used in different ways around the garden, for example as a water spout for a water feature. Reliefs are also constructed of similar materials to garden plaques and friezes.
Outdoor Mirrors
Garden mirrors provide a quick, easy and cost effective way of adding extra light and depth to your garden. A correctly placed placed garden mirror can give the illusion of space, make a smaller area look larger and give the impression of spaciousness.
Mirrors can also reflect light back into a dark part of a garden as well as bring colors to dull area if you choose one with a colorful frame. If you want to use a mirror outside make sure you have sealed the back of the mirror to stop moisture from getting in, alternatively you can purchase a mirror specifically designed for your place.


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Dorset has one of the most diverse landscapes in the country where sheep graze on windswept hills, cows chew fertile green meadows and fishermen fish in fishing boats along the coast. The varied high quality landscape produces some of the most flavoursome food and drink in the country. Just like artists and writers are inspired by the Dorset landscape, so too are chefs, producers and farmers, producing great food with amazing flavour.
Eating Out
We are lucky to have several places to eat within easy walking distance and even more within a short drive of Lulworth Cove. We strongly suggest that you make reservations before you arrive if you see a place you like below, and if you require a taxi to and from then the best people to contact are Economy Taxis in Lulworth Cove on 07949 522 533 or Durdle Door Cabs on 01929 444 546 / 07414861001.
Limestone at Lulworth Bar & Restaurant
Lulworth Cove - Tel 01929 400 252
Less than 100 metre walk from Bindon Bottom
The restaurant at Limestone reflects a traditional country house combined with a fusion of bright, modern colours makes this a unique dining experience, enhanced by spectacular views over this quintessential part of the English countryside.
The head chef has prepared an exquisite "A La Carte" menu, offering the freshest seafood caught the same morning from the cove. Limestone's Restaurant also offers a large selection of specials, including vegetarian dishes. Click here for the menu. Read customer reviews.
Lulworth Cove - Tel 01929 400 333
5 minute walk from Bindon Bottom
The Lulworth Cove Inn is steeped in history with links to King Henry VIII, Napoleon and Thomas Hardy. Hall and Woodhouse is one of the few remaining regional family brewers, brewing our award-winning Dorset ales and offering warm hospitality at our pubs for over 230 years. "We use regional food partners, typically from family businesses like us, who provide us with quality ingredients that our team of talented chefs use to create fresh, unpretentious, seasonal dishes." Read customer reviews.
Lulworth Cove - Tel 01929 400 311 - (No table bookings possible)
5 minute walk from Bindon Bottom
Stroll up through our quaint thatched village to find The Castle Inn, a traditional family-run 16th Century thatched free house pub with an extensive food menu (available until 10pm every night) and regularly changing local real ales and ciders. The Castle Inn has been run by the Halliday family for nearly 27 years, over three generations. They are extremely Dog Friendly, and dogs are allowed throughout the pub. Read customer reviews.
There are many more places to eat down and around the Cove, including:
Finley�s Fish & Chip Shop - Tel 01929 400 711
Right on the Lulworth Carpark and bustling all summer long, queue up or call & collect.
Finley�s Cafe - Tel 01929 400 711
Lots of indoor & outdoor seating right on the Lulworth Carpark area, the cafe offers everything from a toasted panini to a bottle of local ale, coffees & teas, cakes & biscuits.
Marshfield Farm Ice Cream Parlour -
Located right by the main Lulworth Carpark - the most delicious & irresistably creamy ice cream, with dozens & dozens of flavours!
Brody's Cafe
Located opposite the Lulworth Cove Inn, this cafe serves burgers, cakes, local crab sandwiches, even local Lobster (!) and has a decked 'Secret Garden' out the back, to retreat away from the crowds.
The Olive Restaurant
Within Bishop's Cottage B&B, located right by the cove.
The Doll's House
Sweets Shop & small Dorset Cream Tea Garden, located on the stroll down to the cove, a beautiful little building.
The Boat Shed Cafe
Brand new this season, located right at the Cove watersedge!
The Weld Arms
East Lulworth opposite Lulworth Castle - Tel 01929 400 211
5 minute drive (or taxi ride) from Bindon Bottom
The Weld Arms, a 17th century thatched pub. It was originally a row of cottages built in the 1700's by the Weld family and became a central part of the village in late 18th Century when they moved the village of East Lulworth outside the Castle walls. In the early 1800's it became an Inn and is rumoured to have been a popular stop for smugglers. Read customer reviews.
East Chaldon, just passed Winfrith DT2 8DN - Tel 01305 854 441
10 minute drive (or taxi ride) from Bindon Bottom
A family run business nestled in the tranquil village of East Chaldon Dorset. The Sailor's Return is a traditional thatched country pub full of little characterful nooks and crannys for you to relax in. Their goal is to maintain a traditional bar atmosphere alongside a cosy restaurant offering a small fresh menu focused around local, seasonal produce. Read current reviews.
The 29029 Indian & Nepalese Restaurant
Sanford Rd, Wareham BH20 7AD - Tel 01929 556959
10 minute drive (or taxi ride) from Bindon Bottom
Highly recommended by Lisa & Clive - �The 29029� offers fine upmarket Nepalese and Indian Cuisine set in comfortable, fresh and modern interior with soft lighting and warm ambiance. Diners can enjoy a variety of dishes from an extensive mouth-watering menu. Food is cooked fresh on the premises using the finest local produce, fresh ingredients and spices offering diners a balanced, flavoursome, and delicious taste to remember. Read current reviews
Kimmeridge Dorset BH20 5PE - Tel 01929 480701
20 minute drive (or taxi ride) from Bindon Bottom
Relax and enjoy a meal in the light and airy caf�. Clavell's serve homemade freshly prepared meals all day starting with Breakfast, Light Lunches, Cream Teas and Dinners in the Evenings and are fully licensed.
Almost all of their food is made on the premises and prepared to order using fresh local products wherever possible. The Lamb, Pork and Beef all come direct from their farm. The venison comes from the Dorset Game Larder near Blandford and some of the fish comes from the fisherman Nick Ford in Kimmeridge.
Clavell's have a large seating area outside and you can enjoy a meal alfresco at any time. Inside we can sit 36 for dinner so in total we can accommodate 121 covers inside and out (weather permitting). Breakfast is available between 10am and 11am and cream teas are available throughout the day with all scones and cakes being homemade. Their Light Bites menu is also available all day.
During the summer they are open most evenings for dinner and the evening menu features dishes using their own farm meat and fish from Kimmeridge bay and there is a Specials Board which changes daily reflecting what is in season. There is a wide range of starters and homemade puddings.
Every Thursday night from March to October they run a fish and chip night which is eat in or takeaway and this runs throughout the year. In the autumn and spring they are open for dinners on a Friday and Saturday night. From October to mid-June they are running our Sunday Roasts featuring their own farm meat and this is available all day and has proved very popular so booking is essential. Read current reviews
West Stafford, Dorset DT2 8AG - Tel 01305 261970
25 minute drive (or taxi ride) from Bindon Bottom
The Wise Man is where traditional village pub meets rustic gastro cuisine. Situated in the heart of the pretty village of West Stafford, only two miles from Dorchester, Philip and the team ensure a friendly welcome to all and will endeavour to make your visit a memorable one. They are also close to Hardy's Cottage which can be enjoyed on one of the many beautiful walks or popular cycle routes in the area.
The head chef Leigh leads a passionate team who endeavour to create great flavours and experiences. All of the dishes are made in house using the freshest ingredients and where possible they always buy local and in season. To sum up the menu it's a collision of world flavours with rural Dorset and Great British Classics. Philip and the team ensure a friendly welcome to all and will endeavour to make your visit a memorable one. Read current reviews
The Scott Arms
West Street, Kingston, Corfe Castle, BH20 5LH - Tel 01929 480 270
30 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
"Open everyday for lunch and dinner and our seasonal menus make ample use of great local ingredients from Purbeck suppliers which help to create an exciting selection of modern British (and not so British) classics. We always have a great choice of seasonal specials: lots of game in the winter, fresh seafood in the summer, and plenty of fresh, locally-grown vegetables."
SO SPECTACULAR IS THE VIEW from The Scott Arms pub that a mounted telescope has become a permanent fixture in the beer garden. Centre stage are the shattered ruins of Corfe Castle, framed with perfect symmetry by a pair of thoughtfully matching hills. Some distance away, behind the castle, is the top of Poole Harbour. And when the steam locomotive of the Swanage Railway trundles through with its shiny green carriages in tow the impression is complete. Read customer reviews.
The Priory, Wareham
Church Green, Wareham, Dorset BH20 4ND - Tel 01929 551 666
25 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
Open all year around for both lunch and dinner, including Christmas and New Year, and all bank holidays. Lunch is normally served in the delightful Garden Room. However, in the summertime on fine days, lunch is served �alfresco� on the terrace under dappled shade and umbrellaed, linen covered tables, overlooking the River Frome and adjoining countryside. Lunch is served daily between 12.30 p.m. and 1.45 p.m.
Dinner is served in the hotel�s Abbots Cellar Restaurant, which offers a unique and and extremely ambient setting in which to sample the delights of elegantly presented cuisine, accompanied by an outstanding selection of fine wines. Pre-dinner drinks and home-made canap�s can be enjoyed in the Cloisters Bar or Drawing Room, and on the terrace in the summertime. Dinner is served daily between 7.30 p.m. and 9.45 p.m
The Smugglers Inn
Osmington Mills, Weymouth, Dorset, DT3 6HF - Tel 01305 833 125
25 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
The Smugglers Inn at Osmington Mills nestles down below the surrounding cottages and houses in its own little valley, it is in an idyllic spot with a stream at the front running down to the sea. This lovely old pub with parts said to date from the 13th century was once the home of the leader of the most notorious gang of smugglers in the area during the 18th and 19th centuries, Emmanuel Charles. A long coastal walk and a well-earned pub lunch here is hard to beat! Just a 20 minute drive... or several hours walking from Bindon Bottom B&B along the South West Coast Path!
Old Granary
The Quay , Wareham , Dorset BH20 4LP - Tel 01929 552 010
25 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
The Old Granary is situated beside the river on the edge of Wareham which is within walking distance. This impressive old building used to be a grain house owned by the Oakley Brothers. Although much of it is contemporary making it light and airy it also has a traditional feel with the wood burners, beams and stone flooring. Glass doors take in the lovely view with a big open roof terrace offering al fresco dining which can seat up to 40 people weather permitting. Holiday makers and day trippers visit us in the warmers months alongside our regular locals. The riverside location is lovely for children to feed the ducks and swans. Families are welcome and can dine anywhere. We don't have a separate children's menu but we do accommodate pasta dishes, sharing dishes etc. Visitors to Corfe Castle and those taking one of the many walks round us find this an ideal venue to pop in for a meal.
Crab House Cafe
Portland Road, Weymouth, Dorset DT4 9YU - Tel 01305 788 867
35 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
"Our menu changes daily and often twice a day due to the different fresh fish being landed. All of our fish is as fresh as can be, being landed either in Weymouth, Brixham or Poole. Our famous crabs are caught in the English waters of the Channel. We pride ourselves in using local produce as much as we possibly can."
The Bankes Arms
Manor Rd, Studland, Dorset BH19 3AU - Tel 01929 450225
35 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
This award winning pub is a lovely old Purbeck Stone building with beautiful views of the sea and Isle of Wight. The Bankes Arms Country pub is situated at the start of the famous Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. It is an ideal base to begin exploring this area, being close to Studland's beautiful long sandy beaches with their swimming and water sports, the beginning of magnificent cliff top and coastal walks, and fantastic natural sites such as the RSPB's reserve.
Rajpoot Restaurant
43 High West Street, Dorchester, DT1 1UT - Tel 01305 257492
30 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
Rajpoot is one of the most exclusive and exciting Indian restaurants, with pleasant surroundings and with a longstanding local and international reputation for excellence. We offer a new and exciting culinary experience, all dishes are prepared with absolutely fresh, top quality ingredients which are blended with exotic, fragrant and pungent spices to produce a wider variety of subtle flavours and taste sensations.
Hive Beach Caf�
Beach Rd, Burton Bradstock, DT6 4RF - Tel 01308 897 070
50 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
The Best Seafood Caf� on the Beach in Dorset
Come and eat at our seafood caf� located on the Chesil Bank, at Hive Beach near Bridport in Dorset, offering some of the best views of Lyme bay. The caf� offers a vast range of local foods and fish. The fish counter is on view as soon as you walk into the caf� and our chefs are at hand to answer any questions regarding the fish on display.
Hix Oyster & Fish House
Cobb Road, Lyme Regis, Dorset DT7 3JP - Tel 01297 446 910
63 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
Enjoy stunning views of the Cobb and Jurassic coast while enjoying your local fish and seafood.
Hix Oyster & Fish House overlooks the harbour in Lyme Regis and boasts the most stunning panoramic views across the Jurassic coast � this is easily one of the most picturesque spots to enjoy fresh British fish seafood. The Fish House is an informal, light and airy dining room with simple white wooden tables and chairs. Here the focus is on sourcing and serving the best produce we can find and doing as little to it as possible so that you enjoy the real flavour of great British ingredients.
The Pig - in the Forest
Beaulieu Road, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, SO42 7QL
80 minute drive from Bindon Bottom
The perfect destination lunch on your way to us from London or the East... Lisa's favourite food place!
Eating at THE PIG is truly a one-of-a-kind experience.
The kitchen is overseen by Chef James Golding whose two key lieutenants aren't his sous chefs but his forager and his kitchen gardener.
Uncomplicated and simple British garden food, true to the micro seasons and influenced by the forest and coast, with the emphasis squarely on fresh, clean flavours. What can't be grown in their Kitchen Garden, or in the extensive vegetable and fruit beds, is sourced locally - their further commitment to the 25 mile menu. Served in an authentically reproduced Victorian greenhouse dining room, complete with bare wood table tops and mismatched bone handled cutlery. Bookings essential - you can book a table online or call 0845 0779494
And there's lots more that we'd like to share with you about Dorset Food...
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