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Tornados Fall in Nonconference Action at Mars HillFebruary 20, 2013
Mars Hill, N.C.- The Brevard College baseball team couldn't hold on to an early lead in a 6-5 loss to Mars Hill in their nonconference bout with the Lions on Wednesday afternoon at Henderson Field.
BC led 3-1 in the 3rd inning after a two-run double by Cody Queen followed by a Bennett Hixson RBI single, but the Lions scored in five straight innings to pull out the victory.
Queen doubled in two more runs in the top of the 7th to bring the Tornados within a run at 6-5, but BC couldn't plate the equalizer in their final two at-bats.
Brevard starter Zach Joyce (L, 0-2) kept the Lions off the board in the bottom of the 1st, but allowed five runs (four earned) over the next 3.1 innings. The sophomore was lifted for James Phillips with one out in the 5th with the Tornados trailing 5-3.
The Lions made it 6-3 courtesy of an RBI single by Tyler Shuler in the bottom of the 6th.
Queen finished 2-for-4 with four RBI, while Matt Proffitt went 2-for-5 with two runs scored. The Tornados had 10 hits collectively.
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A relatively large number of people who make music actually have a rather vague idea about what compression is. Is the compressor the "good" button that makes everything sound better? Warmer? Louder? Smoother? Is it like a delicious barbeque sauce that you can put on everything, the more the better? Not really! Line 6′s Propellerhead Product Specialist Matt Piper talks about the Channel Strip Compressor included on each audio channel in Propellerhead Record, and explains in plain English some fundamental concepts of audio compression.
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KHABAROVSK, Russia -- PrimeTime Amusements is teaming up again with Xtreme Indoor Carting in an international family entertainment center venture. The two companies are constructing a 60,000-sq.ft. facility in Khabarovsk, Russia, which is slated to open on Nov. 1. It's the second such enterprise for PrimeTime and Xtreme; the first, in Angola, is in the final phase of construction.
The $4 million Khabarovsk project, modeled after the flagship Xtreme FEC in Fort Lauderdale, will occupy a new freestanding building in the city. PrimeTime and Xtreme have been joined by Bowman Arrow manufacturer Bowman Leisure Karts Ltd., TecPro Barriers developer Technic Protection Corp. and Sacoa Entertainment, which produces the PlayCard sales system.
The new Khabarovsk complex will house an indoor track more than a quarter of a mile long, an interactive arcade, a laser tag arena, a full liquor bar and restaurant and multiple party and conference rooms to accommodate social and business events. Khabarovsk, with a population of about 600,000 is the second-largest city in the Russian Far East (the largest, Vladivostok, is some 500 miles to the south).
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By: Lynne Yao, M.D.
We all know that children are not just small adults. Many changes occur in children as they grow and develop that can affect how a drug works. In fact, some drugs that work in adults may not work at all in children. There may be different safety concerns compared to when they are used by adults, or they may need to be given in a different dose. That's why products that are used in children must be studied in children.
Congress enacted two laws that will increase the study of drugs in children: The Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act (BPCA) provides an incentive for drug companies to conduct FDA-requested pediatric studies by granting an additional six months of marketing exclusivity. The Pediatric Research Equity Act (PREA) requires drug companies to study their products in children under certain circumstances. When pediatric studies are required, they must be conducted with the same drug and for the same use for which they were approved in adults.
Before BPCA and PREA became law, more than 80% of the drugs approved for adult use were being used in children, even though the safety and effectiveness had not been established in children. Today that number has been reduced to about 50%.
Under PREA, FDA can waive studies in children if the studies are not necessary. For example, if the disease for which the drug is being used in adults does not exist in children, such as prostate cancer, FDA would waive studies for children. In some cases, FDA has allowed sponsors to defer pediatric studies, depending on the circumstances. However, deadlines for deferred studies have often been missed.
Fortunately, FDA now has tools to discourage companies from missing deadlines for deferred pediatric studies. When Congress reauthorized PREA last year as part of the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act, or FDASIA, it gave FDA new authorities. FDA can grant extensions for deferred pediatric studies at a sponsor's request if there is good cause for a delay in completing the studies. For example, if the sponsor has diligently attempted to recruit patients, but is having difficulty recruiting enough pediatric patients to complete the study, FDA can grant a deferral extension. However, if a sponsor has failed to seek or obtain a deferral extension, has failed to submit deferred pediatric studies by the final due date agreed to with FDA, or has failed to request approval for a required pediatric formulation, FDA can send a non-compliance letter to the sponsor and publish the letters on the web.
This week, FDA is publishing the first of these non-compliance letters and the sponsors' responses. They will be posted to a public FDA web page on an ongoing basis. We believe this important step demonstrates our ongoing commitment to getting these studies done for the benefit of all infants and children.
Lynne Yao, M.D., is Associate Director, Pediatric and Maternal Health Staff, in FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research's Office of New Drugs


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Looking dope but i really still don't like that they call these movies part of the james bond series. I mean ever since Craig got the role the whole theme and feel of the movies changed so much, it's just not the same, which isn't necessarily bad tho
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Nicks unveiled the official lyric video to "Lady" on YouTube Monday. She previously previewed the song "The Dealer," which is available instantly with pre-orders of 24 Karat Gold. The album features Stevie's new recordings of unreleased songs spanning her career. Most of the material was written between 1969 and 1987.
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Hi there,I have bought template this file from videohive.net (http://videohive.net/item/explainer-promo/2512991?ref=motioncraver)
Ive done exactly as this video says, Im having problems with this file as the rendering seems to take way to long for only a few minutes video?..
1) Once ive added it to render queue ive chosen 720 x 480 - the smallest size!- I go output lossless > Format (H.264) chosenClick format options + at bottom left it says: H.264 - 489kb/sec(thats a lot?)
When i click render, it says est>remain: 49Hr, 37 minSurely thats not right?How long does it take you to render this usually?This is a few minutes video?
(ps i also tried going Output module > lossless and the chose quicktime movie - Photo JPEG - medium quality,it also says est>remain: 49Hr, 37 min to render?
Read the comments on the purchase page, someone else says they're rendering a 2min file and it takes 30 hours, Motioncraver says that's normal, but you can try reducing render time by taking off motion blur.
It will depend a lot on your machine, if you are on a laptop or don't have much RAM, poor image card etc. these things take a lot longer, stuff like AFX renders eat a lot of resources, so you could try upgrading your RAM or card as well.
What is your PC spec? What version of AE? Even if you have a low spec PC that seems pretty long, even with motion blur. I work with AE regularly and having looked at the example reckon I'd expect that video at that resolution to render out in less than an hour on a fairly normal PC. There are a few effects that can be real cpu hogs that may be involved and can often be switched off or swapped for little visual impact.
A few tips: always output long renders to lossless image sequences (either tiff with lzw compression or 24bit pngs). If your render crashes halfway through (which is likely given that either the project or PC is sub optimal) then you'll still have a portion of usable output, and can start a secondary attempt from the last crash point, where as if you use a single file then it's all lost. You can create a secondary composition that only inputs and renders the image sequence to a lossy format such as h264:- if you get the parameters wrong for this render (i.e too big a file, too low quality), then you can go back and just recompress rather than expend cpu on also regenerating the entire animation.If you're still struggling to get a sensible render time, you might consider an online render farm, there are quite a few services where you upload the project and they use a bank of servers to render it out quickly (not very cheap though)
Hi there I have Adobe After effects CS4
My PC spec is : Intel Core i3 - 2.4ghz4 gb RAM64 bit operating system.
the motion blur is clicked off - ie not "pressed in" on the main comp - so thats not an issue
Its weird right - that this rendering says it will take so long?
Yes a PC of that spec should do a lot better. Have you tried rendering other projects? Have you let it proceed for a while to see whether the reported time is just very inaccurate?
first time ive used adobe after effects - so no i dont have any other projects to render..All i did was download this template and change the text in it!
Yes, let it run for 5 minutes, didnt change the time at all
If you'd be happy to send me the file I can have a look on my pc to see what it reports and whether there's anything obviously wrong with the set up.
Video effects can often be very heavy, most pro/semi-pro indies or smaller edit suites that use AFX will have something like 16gb RAM and are using considerably less heavy effects like just tweaking the colour, they have video cards that cost over £1k etc. If the firm that built the effect says 2.30 is a typical run time it's a typical run time.
Best thing to do is to try some other, less resource hungry effects out on a test clip and see how long they take to render, like just slightly adjust the colour balance or contrast or something. If everything is taking hours there's a problem, if other stuff renders in a good time then it's just a heavy effect, leave it running while you eat or sleep or whatever.


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Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2004 9:05 am
Post subject: Offseason almost over
With all the snow we have had this winter, we have had a long off-season for geocaching. I remember last year on St. Patricks Day I put out a cache and a travel bug and there was no snow. Now we still have quite a bit, but it should start to go quick. So what have you area cachers been doing? Are you looking forward to getting out? We are!!
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Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2004 4:08 pm
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Sorry, but at least some of us have been out all winter. Silent Bob, S4xton, Spaceman7 and myself did a 40 cache day in February. Many of the sites were a$$ deep in snow but that didn't stop us. Made the truging up and down the hills more difficult but we had a goal set and were bound and determined to make it.
Otherwise, been spliting my time caching here in Minnesota/Wisconsin and the other half of the time caching in Southern California.
Priorities are priorities.
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Posts: 327
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2004 4:21 pm
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Actually, I prefer geocaching in the winter months. Frozen ground, no bugs/ticks, no people, no heat/sweat, no mud, no rain, no leaves to block gps signals, no tall grass, and frozen swamps. Granted, it's a lot more difficult to have to dig around and free the cache from winter's glacial grip than to turn over a piece of bark, but the challenge makes it more enjoyable.
I will say that I get skunked more easily in the snowy months because I tend to give up a lot quicker than when there's no snow. There's just so much ice and snow removal I can do before I fall prey to the next cache on my list beckoning me to come find it. Ahh, geocaching. What a sport!
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Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2004 4:45 pm
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The snow is almost gone down in the Twin Cities, I bet it wont be long until it is gone up North too. I can't wait to get my boat out of storage and on the water.
"The world is a dangerous place. Not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it." - Albert Einstein
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Pony Owner
Joined: 08 Mar 2004
Posts: 1
Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:07 am
Post subject: Winter caching
I can certainly tell you... there is a HUGE difference between caching in the winter in MSP and "up north". I've done both, and there are three major factors.
1. Weather/Depth of snow (up north, the snow is still 3-4 feet deep over many of the caches). This is especially significant when caches are "under a log" etc. Frequent sub-zero days (and don't get me going on 'windchill') add to the difficulty level.
2. Numbers of people looking/leaving tracks. In the Metro area, lots of cachers are around to constantly visit the caches, often leaving a trail for the next folks to find. Caches don't usually go a week without someone finding them in the Metro.
3. Cache density/placement. In the MSP metro area, you can hardly go two miles without being near a cache. The caches 'up north' are fewer and more distant between. There are few "park and grab" type up north (where there are HUNDREDS in the MSP metro area).
In short... ya gotta WORK at the caches in the northern areas.
DISCLAIMER: the following is a rant
Regarding the concept of quality vs. quantity. I find it very hard to believe that anyone would be able to do a 40 cache day in the northland. Then again, that kind of 'easter egg hunting' where everyone has to have a basket full (or else they go home crying) never appealed to me.
MSP Metro Cachers... if you (like me) have gotten bored with the 'far too easy' caching that has run rampant in the area, spend a day (or two, or several) hunting for caches well-outside the Metro area... seek out caches that haven't been found in two, three, or four months... and don't wait until spring/summer to do it. CHALLENGE yourself to participate in a 'higher level' of caching... and really make this a sport we can continue to enjoy.
Here is my typical day..."Minnesota Point" cache in mid-Febuary. Pick a day when it is 3 degrees and the wind is 15 mph (this is a fairly common scenario for the area). This is a two mile (each way) hike, so wear your thermal underwear.
Rant officially done.
If you don't like what I said, tough. We all have opinions (and I've read all kinds on the forum boards)
NOTE: I have been pleasantly surprised to see certain individuals (yes, even in the Metro area...which I love) who have taken it upon themselves to place WONDERFUL caches. You know who you are, and you get my most sincere thanks. And thanks to you, I have something challenging and FUN to do today.
And yes, one of these days I'll place the queen-mother of all caches so you can thank (or curse) me too. lol
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Joined: 23 Mar 2003
Posts: 1070
Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2004 10:47 am
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What I do is reserve "quality" caches, in that opinion of quality, for days where I want to spend all day finding a couple caches... like I did in Red Wing yesterday with a couple friends. Most of the day was spent hiking and hiking... most of it for just two caches... where we can spend the time to enjoy the hike and challenge.
For the "quantity," that's the whole point of doing 40 in a day... is to make a challenge out of it.
It's two different types of geocaching, and they both are challenging in different ways.
I don't enjoy picking up one park and grab though, generally... I like to make a challenge out of it.
Just my opinion.
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Posts: 743
Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2004 11:00 pm
Post subject: Winter caching
We just returned from 5 weeks of caching in the SW-USA. One of the benefits of retirement. I have returned with at least a dozen TBUGS which I will start distributing this next week. Being that it is still frozen UP NORTH, I will distribute them in the CITIES. I know the bug owners want the bugs moving. In the meantime, I will reactivate my cache here and refurbish my caches for the Ely area-so they will be ready to put out once the ground is defrosted for good. We cached in the desert- and the mountains- watching out for rattlers, scorpions, killer bees, cougars, and javelinas. We crawled into the belly of a defunk WWII bomber to retrieve a TBUG, and found other cleverly concieved and creative caches. Found lots of WHERE'S GEORGE dollars- which bought us lunch a couple of days. We wound around mountain trails-where only goats should go- finding caches in ghost towns and as well as historic urban areas. Saw a lot of the USA and realized how unique the regions of our country are. Looking forward to more caching in Northern Minnesota this year, and another picnic- in Eveleth's Veterans Park- right?
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Greatest X Games photos in 15 years
The four-year run of the X Games in Southern California turned into a historic 11-year stint.
Southern Californians embraced the event, which drew record numbers of attendees, and action sports athletes embraced the Southern California sunshine and its crowds, too. When the X Games first arrived in 2003 for X Games 9, many of the skateboarders and motocross riders had deep Southern California roots and that made it a true SoCal event. Competition has been held in downtown L.A., the South Bay, Long Beach, Huntington Beach, the San Gabriel Valley, Orange County and Tehachapi. There was even a foray into Mexico for a surfing event.
When the event concludes its Southern California run for the final time on Sunday with X Games 19 -- the U.S. event is heading to Austin Texas for the next four years -- there will be more legends and lore.
3. Seeing double
The riders, judges and the sold-out Staples Center crowd knew what Travis Pastrana had to do to win the 2006 motocross best trick event. He was in second place and the last rider to make a final attempt. He had to complete a double backflip, something riders could only dream about a few years earlier. He said before the competition he would try it. The ramps were moved back and the crowd became silent. After the first rotation, Pastrana hung in the air as if he had the biggest hops of any NBA player. He landed it perfectly, scoring a 98.60 out of 100. The crowd went wild as Pastrana ran to the top of a dirt hill, arms held high in celebration.
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Kevin Robinson, who said he will retire after this X Games, made history when he scored his first X Games gold in the BMX vert best trick competition in 2006. Robinson, who competed in the first X Games 18 years ago, nailed a double flair on his second attempt. It took him three years to finally do the double backspin with a finishing twist in a competition. He said at the time he would not leave Staples Center without accomplishing it. He won his second gold medal a day later in the Big Air competition.
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Perhaps just as dramatic as Jake Brown's fall was Danny Way's fall a year later, in 2008. Way, who was one of the first skateboarders to entice X Games officials to push the competition envelope with the construction of a mega ramp, caught his shins on the lip of the quarterpipe and then fell, doing a backflip 20 feet to the bottom of the ramp. Unlike Brown, he got up nearly right away, but walked very gingerly off the ramp. Five minutes later, he was taken by wheelchair to the Staples Center elevator, wheeled to the top of the ramp, got up and successfully performed the same trick. He took second to Bob Burnquist.
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A year after Brian Deegan and Travis Pastrana showed what they could do with a bike, Chuck Carothers showed what he could do without a bike in the 2004 best trick competition. In midair, the Texan let go of the bike, rolled his body 360 degrees and then grabbed on again. It was the first time he had ever accomplished the trick; he said he usually got hurt every time he tried it. He had to convince X Games officials to let him try the move to get the invitation.
7. Flipping out on dirt
It was the dream matchup in Super Rally at the Home Depot Center. Travis Pastrana was taking aim at his third gold medal of the 2006 games. He was facing 1995 World Rally Championship champion Colin McRae in the final. Scotland's McRae, who died a year later in a helicopter crash, appeared to have Pastrana beaten. He went over the final jump, but oversteered a bit, trying to set up for a right-handed hairpin turn. The car rolled over and landed perfectly facing the correct direction. McRae limped the car through the final turn to the finish, losing to Pastrana by 0.52 seconds.
8. The Golden boy
The fame and fortune of Ryan Sheckler was perhaps built into one day. Sheckler, then 13 and a San Clemente resident, became the youngest X Games gold medalist in 2003. Just outside of Staples Center, he tore up the skateboard park course, easily beating his competitors. The win changed the nature of the sport. The event was dropped from the X Games and eventually replaced by pool riding, which was the absolute root of skateboard park riding. Sheckler eventually became the hit of the teenage crowd with his own MTV show. He finally won X Games gold medals in street in 2008 and '09.
9. King of the vert
There may be no BMX rider better on vert ramps than Jamie Bestwick. The Briton has won an astounding six consecutive X Games golds in the event in L.A. He had a best run of 86.0 last year, beating second-place Vince Byron by 14.0 points. Bestwick is 42 and beating up on guys half his age.
10. The Medal Man
Travis Pastrana won his first X Games gold medal in 1999. Four years later, in 2003, he won his fourth gold, in motocross freestyle. He has won eight golds in Southern California, including a single-season record three in 2006. He's won in motocross freestyle, best trick, speed and style and Rally Car.
11. Real-sized hot wheels
It was only a demonstration, but the biggest hit of X Games 18 last year was what Rally Car driver Tanner Foust and stuntman Greg Tracy did. Officials set up a pair of Hot Wheels-style orange loops in a parking lot across from Staples Center. Foust and Tracy started at the same time and both went 53 mph through the loop, pulling 7 Gs, successfully.
12. Undisputed champ
Garrett Reynolds has never lost on an L.A. street course. The BMX rider has won all five of the events held on the same street course used by skateboarders. When the series expanded to a global market this year, he continued his dominance by winning his sixth consecutive event in Barcelona.
13. Getting his flips
The same year that Chuck Carothers did his motorcycle body varial, in 2004, Morgan Wade did an unusual trick on his BMX bike that had never been accomplished. Wade went over the ramp and instead of doing a backflip with the bike, he hung in the air while flipping his bicycle through his outstretched hands.
14. Breaking the barrier
Blake Williamns became the first international freestyle motocross rider to earn a gold medal in the X Games. After taking second in Best Trick in 2007, the Australian made a solid run at Home Depot to vault from third to the top of the podium. A year later, fellow Aussie Cam Sinclair won for best trick.
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You could not fault Shaun White for trying in 2005. A year before winning a gold medal at the Vancouver Olympic Games, he tried to become the first skateboarder to do a 1,080 spin -- three revolutions -- on a vert ramp. He tried it only 29 times, not making it once. He eventually won gold in vert in 2009.


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5 su luglio 26, 2017
Our stay at the Candle House Inn was fantastic. Accommodations were wonderful, the food was excellent and the hostess couldn't have been friendlier. A definite place to go back to the next time we are headed that way.
5 su giugno 21, 2017
Friendly, clean, kind and delicious food! Will definitely be returning. Innkeepers are fabulous!
4,8 su giugno 14, 2017
Great little hidden gem. Beautiful setting and lovely hosts. Delicious fresh breakfast.
4,8 su maggio 02, 2017
Denise and Tom offer guests the quiet atmosphere of being away from it all. They went the extra mile for me, and I appreciated that.
5 su novembre 29, 2016
My partner and I recently stayed at the lovely b&b The Candle House. The friendliness of Denise was so genuine. She and her husband have a very classy establishment. Love all the charm of Texas throughout the Inn. Highly recommend it for a wonderful stay. We'll be back..
5 su novembre 20, 2016
We stayed in the TN room and it was even better than the pictures. Breakfast was delicious and we enjoyed speaking with Denise and the other guests. We will definitely return!
5 su settembre 21, 2016
We went to visit our son who attends Rowan University about 15 min from The Candle House Inn. The room was large and clean and modern. The property was on a farm with horses grazing and it was a very bucolic setting. They served breakfast in the morning which was delicious. The Inn keepers Denice and Tom are lovely people and we will be going back again.
5 su settembre 18, 2016
Once again we were visiting this lovely place. There is a special atmosphere and friendliness in this house. We just wanted to visit the hosts again. And it was again a fantastic experience. We can only recommend to visit this lovely and cozy house with very very nice rooms. And a delicious breakfast. We came from Denmark.
5 su agosto 16, 2016
I found this place and after my stay, I can only say--I loved it. Great place, clean, great hosts. Incredible!
4,8 su agosto 03, 2016
If you ever were looking for a place to stay in this wonderful area of south Jersey, this is it. It's like finding the needle in a haystack. The Candle House is a true gem. Denise and Tom, the proprietors, are a warm and wonderful couple. They go beyond the usual "breakfast" of a "bed & breakfast" by providing snacks and coffee/tea all day long. The room was very comfortable. But book early as there are only 3 rooms here.
5 su luglio 17, 2016
We enjoyed our stay in the luxurious Tennessee room, enjoying the window seat and privacy and chance to unwind in the quiet. Our hosts were so friendly and accommodating, and the gorgeous quilt and lovely artifacts all around the house made it a most enjoyable stay, not to mention the delicious breakfast!
4,6 su giugno 08, 2016
We spent Memorial Day at this inn. It was superb in every way. Our room was large with a window seat overlooking a field with horses, well stocked with books of every genre, and comfortable. The pool was a welcome addition on a hot weekend and the innkeepers couldn't have been kinder or more welcoming.
4,6 su aprile 17, 2016
Extremely comfortable accommodations, and a tremendously satisfying breakfast. The host and hostess made us feel right at home during our all too brief stay. I felt so at home, I left our bedroom door ajar for the night, just like at home.
5 su dicembre 28, 2015
Lovely place to stay. Rooms are clean and well appointed. Owners are friendly and accommodating. There are horses and chickens on property!
3,8 su settembre 01, 2015
Barb and I enjoyed our stay Dana and Eric's Citizens Bank Ballpark wedding, as well as visits with family and friends in Barb's home state and locale (Mulica Hill). Denise and her hard working husband were very attentive to our needs and were gracious hosts who made us feel like long time friends. We would definitely stay at The Candle House Inn anytime our travels take us back to the area.
4,8 su giugno 04, 2015
We had a lovely, albeit short stay at the beautiful Candle House Inn. We had a welcoming greeting, but checked in too late to enjoy relaxing around the beautiful pool. We had a very comfortable nights rest in the beautiful and immaculate Texas room. In the morning we had a delicious fresh egg breakfast to order, with all the trimmings. Above all, our hosts were like enjoying the best of family. If traveling through the area again, we would definitely rekindle our friendships with our hosts and choose to stay there!
4,6 su febbraio 18, 2015
Just a really wonderful place to spend the night after a day of visiting the vineyards. The couple that runs the place are as sweet as can be and make your stay really comfortable.
4,6 su ottobre 13, 2014
Great place for a relaxing stay. Room was super comfortable and hosts were very welcoming. Only downside was no TV in bedroom. I ended up reading an entire book one night. Would highly recommend.
5 su settembre 21, 2014
Excellent experience. Have stayed 4 times in a year. Attention to all the details. Loved their dogs, too.
5 su agosto 18, 2014
Tom and Denise treat you like old friends. Everything and I mean everything is first class. Having stayed there now on three different occasions, I did not realize until this last trip just how close the property is to the New Jersey turnpike. Close and yet far away from it all. The Candlehouse Inn truly is an ideal place as a stop over if you are traveling along the Atlantic Coast, or if your final destination is the Jersey Shore, and Philadelphia. Baltimore to the south or New York City to the north is about a 2 hour drive, Folks, I cannot see how it possibly can get any better than this.
5 su agosto 11, 2014
Tom and Denise Costantino run a 5-star B&B in the middle of farm country in South Jersey. Spotless in service, cleanlieness and value. From their place it is easy to get to either Philadelphia, Delaware, or the Jersey shore. Do yoursellf a favor and skip the run down hotels in the area, and give Tom and Denise a call! You won't be disappointed!
5 su luglio 23, 2014
The best place we've lived in the U.S. - at all. And Denise and Tom are the best hosts - we have met throughout the United States. Hope to meet them again on this wonderful place. Love Aase, Gunnar, Rita and Martin from Denmark
4,6 su luglio 20, 2014
Enjoyed our stay. We needed r&r and tht is what we got. They kindly let us in early to enjoy a walk and swim. Would highly recommend and will come back.
3,6 su luglio 04, 2014
Wonderful not to be burdened with Victorian decor everywhere. Modern, but not sterile, facility with very friendly hosts.
5 su giugno 29, 2014
We really enjoyed our stay. The candle house inn is a perfect getaway. It's quiet, peaceful, and very relaxing especially around the pool. The location is great and away from everything if your looking to be alone with your guest. The house is beautiful along with the outside scenery especially the horses. The inn keepers take pride in their property and everything that that is included. Greatly recommended! !!!
5 su giugno 06, 2014
The owners were just super people. The property was very clean and had everything one could want in a B+B. Nice bathroom in each bedroom and very comfortable bed! Weekend breakfast was excellent with their own fresh farm eggs! Actually it was perfect and I would highly recommend it to anyone.
5 su aprile 21, 2014
We stopped at The Candle House Inn last year because of its location at approximately the midway point in our road trip from our home west of Boston to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. What a find! As soon as we made this year's OBX vacation plans, we booked a night at this beautifully situated, comfortable and immaculate inn. The innkeepers and owners, Denise and Tom, are warm and welcoming and we enjoyed visiting with them again. After a much-needed good night's rest, we devoured the delicious breakfast of fresh eggs (from their chickens), sausages, fruit and bread from the local Amish bakery. We look forward to another visit soon!
5 su ottobre 27, 2013
Beautiful home, warm welcome, great breakfasts, wonderful accommodations, nice selection of treats and beverages always available. A wonderful South Jersey experience. Location, location, location! Perfect for our stay. Looking forward to staying here again!
5 su ottobre 23, 2013
Great Innkeepers (Denise & Tom) - attention to detail on every level! Great breakfast & sensitive to guests dietary needs!
4,6 su ottobre 07, 2013
wim & leone goes
Risposta del proprietario
This international couple read about us in Money Magazine. The article mentioned you could save money by staying Sunday thru Thursday evenings. What the magazine didn't mention was that our weekday rates are lower because the Inn offers continental breakfast those days. We know they were disappointed not having our hot breakfast featuring our farm fresh eggs, but we did provide hard-boiled eggs in addition to several other fresh and wholesome items. We regret this misunderstanding, but feel this led to their lower dining rating.
- Denise L. Costantino (innkeeper)
5 su ottobre 07, 2013
Fabulous and friendly owners. Very homey. Convenient to nearby towns.
4,6 su ottobre 01, 2013
Lovely rooms friendly host & hostess Did not have the opportunity to dine there
5 su settembre 14, 2013
We really enjoyed our stay at the Candle House Inn. It was quiet, away from the hustle and bustle of staying in a hotel. Our every request was fulfilled with a smile. A definite repeat.
4,8 su settembre 08, 2013
My son and I stayed there for one night. Everything from the location, to the Inn, to the Innkeepers was outstanding!
5 su agosto 29, 2013
My husband and I enjoyed our overnight stay with Elvis in the Tennessee room. At least that's how we felt with the fun memorabilia in the room. The Inn is lovely and the ambiance is relaxing. Our accommodations were immaculate and well appointed. I am always wary of continental breakfast offerings, anticipating stale supermarket pastry, however our breakfast included a variety choices, all fresh with thoughtful attention to detail.
5 su agosto 28, 2013
We have visited many B&Bs. The innkeepers were by far the friendliest couple we have ever had the pleasure to meet. Hope we can find a reason to return.
4,4 su agosto 28, 2013
I have become a fan of B&B's over hotels and The Candle House Inn was no exception. The Inn was beautiful, clean and the service was excellent.
5 su agosto 14, 2013
Enjoyed staying at The Candle House Inn! Denise and Tom were wonderful hosts and very accommodating - especially when we arrived quite early. The room was fantastic and the breakfast was wonderful. We'll definitely be back!
5 su agosto 07, 2013
My daughter and I stayed at Denise and Tom's B&B for a nearby horse event. From the time we booked our reservation, we were met with friendly and attentive care. The house and guest rooms were well appointed and comfortable with a casual elegance that invites relaxation. Our innkeepers were always immediately available without being intrusive, and provided touches that went above and beyond the usual, including a small refrigerator with cold drinks and snacks, and a Keurig machine always at the ready. They even found us cushions for the hard equine arena seats! I heartily endorse this B&B and we will stay here again should we return to the area.
4,4 su luglio 23, 2013
Wonderful doesn't even begin to describe my stay at this inn! My boyfriend and I were on a small road trip down south and decided to stay the night at this b&b because it was on the way and the moment we entered the property, we instantly felt like we were at home. We are on the young side and the couple the runs the Candle House Inn took on the small parental role, which we tremendously appreciated. They let us check out a bit later so we can enjoy their beautiful pool which enhanced our stay even more! The breakfast was fresh and delectable! I highly recommend this place and hopefully we'll stay there again!
4,6 su luglio 14, 2013
My wife and I are local to the area and needed a weekend away. This place was perfect and the owners were lovely people to chat with. We would go there again in a heartbeat!
5 su giugno 19, 2013
My aunt and I spent four relaxing and informative nights at The Candle House Inn. Denise and Tom were most gracious hosts, providing delicious and filling weekend breakfasts. The accommodation were spacious, quiet,clean, and inviting. We recommend this establishment to everyone. It's country living, but close enough for tourist attractions.
5 su aprile 10, 2013
We spent a night at The Candle House Inn enroute to the Outer Banks, NC for a week of windsurfing. It is conveniently located just a few miles off the NJ Turnpike about five and a half hours from our home near Boston. We were greeted warmly by Denise and shown to our attractive, comfortable room. After a long day on the road we slept peacefully in the big, cozy bed. In the morning we enjoyed a delicious home cooked breakfast, complete with eggs from the innkeepers' chickens! Denise and Tom are the perfect hosts, and made us feel welcome and special by spending time chatting and sharing a tour of their beautiful property before we continued on our trip south. We would highly recommend this B & B, and look forward to another visit!
5 su aprile 05, 2013
Highly recommend....
5 su marzo 01, 2013
Our one night stay was fabulous.
5 su gennaio 08, 2013
My girlfriend and I stayed over the new years weekend, and everything was amazing. This was our first bed and breakfast, and we will most assuredly be staying again. The atmosphere is fantastic and Denise and her husband are spectacular hosts. Everything was clean, crisp, and delightful :-)
5 su dicembre 12, 2012
Going to the Candle House Inn is like visiting old friends, even if you have never been there before. Lovely house, immaculate and comfortable accommodations, delicious breakfast, and the innkeepers and guests hang out in the kitchen drinking tea and chatting as easily as if everyone had known each other for years. A very restful and enjoyable experience.
4,8 su novembre 07, 2012
I feel privileged to have spent so much time with the horses, Dobermains, and all of the other animals on the property. I can't thank Denise enough for allowing me to enjoy their company. You have to show "No Fear" when you are around some animals. I could not stop taking pictures. I have posted the pictures on my facebook page. My friends from South Jersey asked me where this was. They have never heard of the place before. Some of these people live around the corner from the inn. Isn't that always the way? I will be coming back to visit again and again.
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We appreciate the kind, positive review from this guest. If guests express an interest in any of our pets, we do our best to accommodate their interest. This guest expressed an interest in meeting and photographing some of our family pets. Otherwise, all our pets are in restricted areas of the Inn, and do not make contact with guests.
- Denise L. Costantino (innkeeper)
5 su ottobre 27, 2012
This is one of the nicest bed and breakfasts we've ever stayed in - and we've stayed in many all over the world. The owners are kind and helpful, and seriously good cooks. Our room was spacious and comfortable, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious. We will absolutely return and highly recommend!!
5 su ottobre 16, 2012
The Candle House Inn was a great find to meet with family that live in different locations on the coast. All the details of our stay were first rate. Everyone in our party agreed, we would love to return again soon.
4,6 su ottobre 04, 2012
Wonderfully comfortable stay with great conversation and most delicious breakfast
4,8 su settembre 23, 2012
It was a great time away! We were able to relax and get revived in this delightful setting. They have done a great job of making the setting inviting, but yet you feel like you have your space.
5 su agosto 22, 2012
One of the nicest B&B's I have ever stayed in. The inn owners are very personable and gracious hosts. I will definitely stay here again, and again and again.
5 su agosto 18, 2012
To be brief, the total experience was outstanding. Couldn't have asked for a better situation. Tom and Denise are outstanding hosts and could not be more accomdating. We will certainly stay there again on our next opportunity to travel to South Jersey
5 su agosto 15, 2012
5 star service. Clean spacious room. Fresh well prepared food, lovely hosts
4,4 su luglio 13, 2012
This B&B was built in 2000 and so provided wonderful up to date, very clean accomodations along with attention to detail by gracious and outstanding hosts who did their very best to please and provide personal attention to all of our needs including diet. It felt more like a stay in the home of friends who are 2 very delightful people. I was even priveleged to meet their horses ! The air conditioning, the great shower and friendly conversation were most welcome on an extremely hot summer's day. The surrounding area is quiet, so sleep was not a problem. My husband and I would definitely stay with them again if passing through that way, and most heartily recommend this B&B to other travelers!
4,0 su luglio 12, 2012
For my trip to Jersey, I needed a very considerate cancellation policy, because I have familly who is not well and may need to cancel at any time. The inkeepers were most gracious and understanding with their consideration. This far exceeded my expectations. The whole place was spotless, the pool was wonderful, the breakfast was very well done. The inkeeper's dogs were far more friendly than they sounded! The location was excellent. I can only find one thing to complain about, the thermostat in my room. I wanted my room a little warmer, but the programmable thermostat has its own idea of how the room should be conditioned. I would stay here again, definitely.
5 su luglio 05, 2012
This B&B was super clean & very inviting-the hosts were very helpful and offered sincere hospitality-my husband & I were impressed-we will definitely return to the Candle House Inn!
5 su giugno 27, 2012
I love an Innkeeper who answers the door in his socks... :) From the moment we arrived at the Candle House Inn it felt like we were visiting old friends. Tom met us with a warm handshake and smile and invited us into his lovely Inn. My husband and I have been under tremendous stress from selling our house and not having yet acquired a new one. We needed a getaway from everything. The Candle House more than delivered! We checked into the Texas room, which was immaculate and super comfortable with a king bed, dressing area, large bathroom and relaxing leather sofa to curl up on and read while the other was getting ready. We changed into our suits and headed downstairs to the sparkling pool. Denise had cool drinks and beach towels waiting for us and greeted us in the same warm manner. They encouraged us to go and relax! The pool was super! The temperature was perfect and we had it all to ourselves. After a while Tom came out and asked us what plans we had for dinner, then proceeded to give us lots of dining options in the two closest towns. When we returned after dinner Tom and Denise invited us in to hang out with them and their pups. I am a dog trainer so I was in heaven! What a great time. We couldn't believe it was almost 11:30 when my husband was nodding off. We talked for over 2 hours and continued the next morning at breakfast. They are such genuine, kind people that you want to spend your cherished free time with. They were constantly asking us if we wanted something to eat or drink and making sure all of our needs were taken care of. We had a yummy breakfast of fresh fruit, fresh farm eggs, bacon, potatoes and toast. Tea and coffee were brewing and ready when we got to the table. Before we checked out I asked to see the other rooms for our next stay! Every small detail down to the yummy almond bath gel and shampoo make this Inn a FIRST CLASS stay. We can not wait to return!
4,8 su giugno 06, 2012
My husband and I recently stayed at this gem! It was so quaint, clean, and friendly! The keepers were so friendly and very accommodating. Our only concern was that there was no tv in the room but we were so tired from the wine tasting it didn't bother us! Great bed so comfy!we will return!
4,2 su giugno 06, 2012
The Candle House Inn is a warm and inviting "Home-Away-From-Home". Tom and Denise Costantino are consummate host & hostess. The colonial decor and Americana memorabilia are a precious touch. I enjoyed my morning visit with Denise so much I had to force myself to leave! I hope to stay longer next time!
4,8 su maggio 20, 2012
I will always stay here when I go to this area. It is a wonderful place with an extremely pleasant family. They go above and beyond.
5 su aprile 16, 2012
I stayed a The Candle House Inn for 2 nights on March 30 and 31. Very good experience and I will return one day soon.
5 su marzo 28, 2012
After almost a month of travelling all over the US, we found this beautiful B&B just outside of Philadelphia. We decided not to stay in the city, and it turned out to be the best decision because it was just a short drive in to the historic centre. Tom and Denise are wonderful, kind and helpfull hosts and they made us feel like we were home. They have a stunning home and the rooms are big, spotless and comfortable. To sum up; the best stay we had in the US, and we will be back! Evelina & Markus Sweden
4,4 su marzo 28, 2012
We desperated needed a get away from work & kids. What a fanastic place!! The Inn is absolutely gorgeous. Tom & Denise are perfect hosts. We were made to feel that we were part of their family. Our room (Texas Room) was soooo relaxing, very comfortable and perfectly clean. The breakfasts were outstanding - home made! We loved the property-so peaceful and relaxing. We would recommend The Candle House Inn for a great relaxing get-a-way!! You really need to visit this Inn - Outstanding!!!!
4,0 su marzo 08, 2012
We were only able to stay one night, but we will definately return. What a lovely, peaceful place! We felt so welcome and really enjoyed getting to know Tom & Denise. We really enjoyed the pampering of a relaxing homecooked breakfast with fresh eggs. Very affordable and much more pleasant than a typical hotel.
5 su gennaio 15, 2012
The Candle House Inn is a very nice, clean and beautiful bed and breakfast. They are very flexible in accommodating our needs. Breakfast was awesome!
5 su novembre 11, 2011
My wife and I had the privilege of staying at the Candle House Inn for Veteran's day this year. The Inn was incredible, the setting was relaxing - the inn keepers were hospitable, and made my wife and I truly feel like we belonged to their family! Breakfast was delicious, and Tom prepared a tear-jerking speech and prayer for the veterans over breakfast. There was coffee, tea, soft drinks, water, and snacks available around the clock, and living room brought all of the guests together to talk and laugh until after midnight! My wife and I will be back without a doubt, and I would absolutely, without hesitation, recommend the Candle House Inn to anyone, and everyone!
5 su novembre 03, 2011
Since my husband and I had never stayed at a bed and breakfast, we were very excited but a bit anxious to stay at The Candle House Inn. It was a wonderful experience -- everything was fantastic and Denise and Tom were so friendly and accommodating they made our stay both relaxing and enjoyable. We are already planning our next trip to include a stay there.
4,6 su ottobre 28, 2011
Denise and Tom are wonderful hosts and their home is just beautiful, with the greatest animals, especially Ama. We got to experience the first laid egg as well. Enjoy south Jersey in style and go "pay" 'em a visit.
5 su ottobre 19, 2011
The atmosphere, ambiance, and personable interaction was absolutely outstanding. My wife and I had a great time on our trip and staying at The Candle House Inn added to our experience. Thanks so much. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
4,8 su agosto 16, 2011
We loved our stay at the Candle House Inn. Tom & Denise are the best Innkeepers you can think off; helpful, relaxed, witty and provided us and our daughter with great service. We felt right at home. The rooms & baths are spacious and immaculate. It was the best start of our East Coast road trip we could think of, we will return...
5 su giugno 25, 2011
I stayed with my husband and kids and we were able to get a room last minute for one night. Denise and Tom were more than helpful and accommodating to my family and I. The place was beautiful and had such a warm and cozy vibe to it. I participated in a local triathlon called Queen of the Hill that was about 5 miles from the property. Tom drove me to the race at 6 am so that my family would have access to the car. They were so nice and it felt like I was staying with people I knew for a long time. I can't wait to go back.
5 su giugno 05, 2011
We've found a wonderful place to stay when visiting family in New Jersey. Wonderfuly quiet and peaceful. Tom and Denise are excellent hosts. We visit New Jersey often and will definitely stay at the Candle House Inn. Thank you to the Costantino's , Ron & Jan Troy, Ohio
5 su aprile 21, 2011
My husband and I stayed with Denise and Tom on two consecutive Friday's during our recent vacation. This was our first visit and it exceeded our expectations. Denise and Tom were like staying with family. We stayed up late talked and laughed. The place was beautify and very confortable, great breakfast and snacks. Very convient to the NJ pike (easy on and off). Would Highly recommend this B&B and plan on revisiting. Tom the concierge went above and beyond.
5 su aprile 18, 2011
Stayed there on 4/7 and 4/15/2011. What a great place and the owners are great people. I have never stayed at a place where they are so concerned about the welfare of thier guests. The rooms were perfect, and I mean perfect. I highly recommend staying there and coming back again and again. This is the only place I have ever stayed at that really felt like home. Al B - New Hampshire
4,6 su aprile 01, 2011
Mi experiencia en The Candle House Inn fue muy positiva! Me sentí aislado del mundo aunque a su misma vez estás al 15 minutos de Filadelfia. La idea de nombrar las habitaciones con los diferentes estados con los Estados Unidos me pareció brillante a la misma vez que las decoraciones de la casa. Muy limpio, muy cómodo y relajante. Este sitio es para recomendar y es mi opción principal si voy al nuevo a New Jersey a visitar o por negocios.
4,6 su marzo 21, 2011
C'est un endroit magique, calme et pourtant proche de Philadelphie, des grandes routes menant vers New-York ou Atlantic City, et du charmant village de Mullica Hill, avec ses antiquaires et ses brocanteurs. La maison est magnifique et très bien tenue, les chambres spacieuses et très confortables et les hôtes sont adorables.
4,8 su marzo 16, 2011
I've had the pleasure of staying at this comfortable inn twice. Love the unhurried, laid back atmosphere; the beautiful, quiet area and as a single female traveling -feeling safe. My favorite is the Missouri room. It's like a private apartment of your own 'home away from home'. The Texas room upstairs really does have awesome views of the farm area. The innkeepers are extremely friendly and fun! Meals were great. I'm looking forward to another trip soon when the weather is warmer so I can hang out by the pool! The whole experience was very relaxing and enjoyable.


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Joined: 23 Jun 2004
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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 11:03 pm
Post subject: Cool caches around Ely??
Hi heading up to BWCA very soon.
Anything cool around Ey or on the way up? Prolly not much time for caching, but I sure wouldn't mind ONE!!! lol
Are going into BWCA at Hegman/EP #77. I don't know Superior National Forest policy. But if caches are allowed, there may be some between Ely and the put in.
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 3:52 pm
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There LOTS of cool caches in Ely and the surronding areas. Run a query and sort through a few. You could easily spend a week there without even trying.
GCJG8P DRY LAKE by eagleyes
GCJAYX DRY FALLS at BASS LAKE by eagleyes
GCG6WX BASS LAKE VISTA by eagleyes
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 4:28 pm
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I agree that there's lots of good caches there. The three that Esko gave you are certainly must-do ones, although they involve some serious hiking as well - something I doubt you're doing if you're passing through on the way to the Boundary Waters.
There is a simple virtual at the Wolf Center. You'll probably be there to deal with permits for the BWCAW anyway...
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 6:59 am
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Ah- thanks for the nice words about my caches- nice way to start the day.
Here is one you will want to do:
Then do the search for caches close by- there are more of mine in the area as well as some by other cachers that are park and grabs or close to it as well as the longer ones.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:34 am
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There's more than a handful of great caches around Ely. Just got a bunch of them last week. I wanted to get eagleyes Bass Lake Vista -- that Esko mentioned -- but having just finished a 30-mile backpacking trip, we opted for caches with shorter walks.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:14 pm
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We will enter at #77, Hegman Lake. Right on par for your cool-spounding cache related to the pictographs. I love rock art and really look forward to seeing that. But a question, as we try to finalize our plans (well, dependent on weather)....
EDIT: LOL, I see that's the cache you referred me to. Was wondering... and just checked it now. Cool!
I am guessing I can get the slash mark number off a photo of the pictographs, would that be correct or not? If so, we could likely go off looking for the cache itself immediately upon completing the portage into Hegman with the canoe (to get the step number)
Am guessing it's on the portage in, so we would backtrack a bit (or not??)? How about an idea how much time it might take to find it... and am I on the right track here?
More questions to you backpackers... how is Angleworm Trail? We are considering doing that when leaving Hegman, Trease and Little Bass. Leaving the vehicle, with canoe on it, at the Angleworm entry point (any problem with theft/break-in?). And then maybe do the 12-mile loop around Angleworm as a day hike. Any helpful advice on that?
We considered a long (well 25 mile or so) canoe loop from Hegman to Angleworm to Gun, Gull, Fairy, Fourtown, and so on to take out at Mudro...Well, there is that LONG portage into Angleworm. Also, it's my first time (ohhhh lala! LOL) and I want this to be a mellow trip. No schedules to meet (did that on a 1.5 week trip to Bighorns in WY, Slim Buttes, SD and Teddy Roosevelt Ntl Park in ND earlier this summer. It was go, go, GO! Fun, but tiring and somewhat stressful)
Will be heading into Hegman Thursday (geez, I have a lot to get done yet!)... Taking out and heading back Labor Day - from wherever we're at at that point.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:33 pm
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gotta go to Angleworm, the portage is really the shortest 460 rod portage. kind of flat but easy accept for the length. We have done that route 3 times. Angleworm is one of my favorite lakes in the Bdub. There are the remnants of an old logging camp behind the campsite halfway up the lake on the east side. The first site on the east side is a nice large site. Plus the hike up to the old firetower site on the sw side is a graet view! I do remember on of the portage. Have not done the trail.
We usually do the loop you are talking about but backwards.
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:09 pm
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Your questions are answered in the cache description-
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Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 10:23 pm
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andrewmcc wrote:
gotta go to Angleworm, the portage is really the shortest 460 rod portage. kind of flat but easy accept for the length. We have done that route 3 times. Angleworm is one of my favorite lakes in the Bdub. There are the remnants of an old logging camp behind the campsite halfway up the lake on the east side. The first site on the east side is a nice large site. Plus the hike up to the old firetower site on the sw side is a graet view! I do remember on of the portage. Have not done the trail.
We usually do the loop you are talking about but backwards.
Interesting. Hegman was one of a few (if the only) entry point left available when we booked it. would make much more sense to hit that with about NO food!
And GREAT! Finally, a person has verified the existence of the old firetower. When were you last up there? Is the trail easy to find? I read where others were wondering about its existence.
EDIT: IS the fire tower still there? Or it's just a site where it was in the past located and now it's gone? If there, can you go up it?
Thanks for your info.
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Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 6:29 pm
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We skied up there about a year and a half ago. The fire tower is long gone but you maybe able to look up the benchmark for it and let your GPS lead the way. The view is great. I think if you take the angleworm trail on the west side it will get you there. If you are planning on staying on Hegman get there early! Those sites fill fast. That lake to the east of N hegman usually has a site, the end of that portage is weird because you paddle throught a dead forest, but it has been many years since I was there.
You have to check out the logging site it is great, there is a old gas pump and fuel tanks on wooden sleigh runners and lots of stuff around.
Have fun
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Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 6:07 pm
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How was your trip?
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 8:31 am
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I'm baaaaaaaaaaaaack!!
I plan to do a trip report with photos for one or both of the backpacking boards where I hang out. Will do a link here when I do that (I am way busy with also writing and taking pics for my newspaper job and sometimes just get a bit burnt out on it all... plus, I procrastinate! lol)... OR MAYBE I'LL JUST USE THIS!!!
In summary
Five nights out:
Aug. 29 - Beartrap Lake State Park
Aug. 30 and 31 - Easternmost site on Little Bass Lake, BWCAW
Sept. 1 - First site in (east side of point) on South Hegman Lake, BWCAW
Sept. 2 - Banning State Park
State parks (checking out, touring and/or staying overnight):
Beartrap Lake
Soudan Mine
Wild River
ummm, five??? Maybe more.... I have yet to log any... and need to figure out (since I didn't have cache info with me) if I have right info to log virtual at wolf center and the fault one (would raise total to 7 then, I believe)
Rock art:
One major panel (and a cache to boot! Thanks, eagleyes!). Plus I bought the book on rock art.
Portage heck:
The portage that ends at the ghost forest where you enter Little Bass Lake is a mucky, muddy, shoe-sucking, low-water mess of some distance. On the way back, we hauled the canoe in from the point and bushwhacked it along beside the muck. Umm, let me clarify, my friend carried the canoe. Me< Not a carrier of canoes, lol!
Portage heck, part II:
Coming back, entering North Hegman, the rock is at a slant. Going out I nearly lost it. Coming back I had one leg in canoe, other slipped on the wet, slanted rock and I went in the lake. Now you need to understand I have this deathly fear of water and don't swim. Yes, I was wearing a life jacket, "you betcha" in Northern terminology! My friend "rescued" me, as I was bawling, by telling me to get my one leg out of the canoe (no, never did tip it over)... and to stand up. LOL! Was laughing not much later, but still it shook me a tiny bit. (Those are D--E--E--P lakes for the most part!)
We saw no one else, period, back in on Little Bass Lake. Perhaps the portage is scaring people away??
Thanks for the info on Angleworm, but we didn't get there. Was too nice just relaxing there, by ourselves, on Little Bass. We did go into Trease, which a ranger told us is a "dying lake," but that was as far as we made it north.
The Iron Range mines were amazing. I like rocks... and caves. so the Soudan Mine tour was cool.
Another kind of boat:
We took the riverboat tour at Interstate State Park on the St. Croix. Fun!
Most Amazing, part II (am leading up to part I):
We canoed along all shores of Little Bass Lake. One place we heard this loud noise, "thud thud thud," like some big animal was coming. BUT... we saw what I believe were two martens running along shore parallel to us. Amazing! I didn't have time to get out camera... just photographed that to my brain/memory.
Most Amazing and Incredible!!:
We heard a big splash up toward the far campground on Little Bass. There was a MOOSE SWIMMING! Maybe not so amazing in and of itself... we thought it would stop somewhere. BUT NO! It swam from that point to as far as we could see down toward the portage point of Little Bass Lake. Apparently moose know waterways are the easy way to get where they want to go, to heck with all that brushy land!!! We watched for a good 15 minutes. My friend figured for the distance (remember, we had GPSes, LOL, like you didn't know that ;-P) it was going around 4 miles per hour.
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 8:46 am
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How did it go with no camp fires?
lizs wrote:
Sept. 2 - Banning State Park
I was there then - sites 22 and 24.
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:12 am
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My thoughts- could we start another category in the INDEX under OTHER- that would be for those of us who frequent stateparks and the BW? We could discuss trips, advise and get advice on portages, routes, campsites, etc. Just an idea-
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Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 3:29 pm
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Aug. 29 - Beartrap Lake State Park
Bearhead State Park?
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