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The photos do not do justice to this lovely little home, Ann has taken so much trouble over it and it really shows, we felt so welcome and comfortable, we will return soon.Judith2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
This was our second stay with Ann and it was just as lovely as the first timeJudith2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
We all had such a fantastic time. This spot is truly a rare find that allowed us to experience such peace and beauty! Ann is incredibly helpful and we really appreciated her knowledge of the area. Thank you for opening up your home and allowing us to experience such beauty!Caellyen2017-05-12T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 95 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Faye2017-03-27T00:00:00Z
Tudor cottage was perfect for our Lake District visit. It's in a great location for exploring the lakes, and Newby bridge itself has nice pubs and shops within walking distance. The cottage was immaculate, a really cosy home with everything we needed. Ann was a really welcoming and friendly host and we would definitely stay again.Siân2017-04-20T00:00:00Z
This is a stunning cosy cottage with beautiful views of the countryside on the south side of lake windermere. We stayed one night and found this lovely self catered private escape to be well equipped, immaculately clean and easy to check in/out. Walking distance to 2 local pub/restaurants which were lovely with great food/drink choices. We would highly recommend this cottage to anyone wishing to explore the area and we would have liked to have stayed longer! Thanks to Ann for the quick response time, easy check in and extremely comfortable stay.david2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at Ann's cottage. The place was located perfectly within the Lake District. There's plenty of space for two couples to stay. 10/10 would come back and recommend to everyone.Farzan2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful time at Ann's place. The cottage was cosy yet spacious, with everything we needed. The location is very relaxing with views out to the fields for sheep watching! Close to the lake, and only a short drive to Windermere and Ambleside. Ann was very friendly and accommodating re check in/out times. Highly recommend!Lisa2017-05-16T00:00:00Z
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Newby Bridge, England, United Kingdom
Such a lovely quiet place to stay. The cabin was spacious and cosy at the same time and we were in this secluded clearing which gave us tonnes of privacy. The location was beautiful too, the forest was basically on Lake Windermere, couldn't recommend it more! There was even a working toilet! Had the best experience and the hosts were extremely nice and helpful.Katherine2016-07-16T00:00:00Z
Me and my son loved this cabin in the woods. So tranquil and nice to get away from the hustle and bustle...and tv and video games!! We will be returningTim2017-05-19T00:00:00Z
Hannah was very helpful by giving me travel options to get to Fell Foot and was very quick to respond to my emails with any queries. Everything we needed (crockery, bedding, towels) where already in the cabin. We were very glad to be staying here and not camping as we had torrential rain! And the cabin was a great shelter. It was very quiet and relaxing.Alice2016-08-21T00:00:00Z
My partner and I visited the gorgeous and cozy cabin as a surprise for his birthday. A simple yet wonderful place to stay in a stunning location. Hannah was even lovely enough to decorate the place with a birthday banner!Ella2016-08-31T00:00:00Z
Great location and everything we needed for our weekend getaway. The birthday banner was a nice touch!Edward2016-09-11T00:00:00Z
Had a fantastic stay at the cabin. All we needed to bring was ourselves. Crockery, pans and a kettle were all in the cabin and the gas hob was great for brews. Being October it was a bit chilly but plenty of bedding was provided to keep us warm and a couple of hot water bottles as well. The setting was lovely and we were impressed by the whole campsite and would love to come back in the summer. Thanks very much!Lisa2016-10-02T00:00:00Z
It is a lovely wooden house near the lake. But it is hard to arrive without a car. There is only bus 6 can be arrived in September and October. It is suitable for family trip.梦异2016-09-09T00:00:00Z
Had a great stay in this cabin surrounded by the woods. Very peaceful and a great place to unwind and stick your feet up. Very clean hideaway with heaps of utensils and a good gas cooker.Beck2016-10-06T00:00:00Z
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Newby Bridge, United Kingdom
This is a lovely little cottage which was spotlessly clean and appears much bigger inside than it looks from the outside. The only downside was some road noise which may be ok for some but we live in a cul de sac and so weren't used to it. Biscuits flowers and a welcome card were a very nice touch. The bathroom is large and stylish with a bath to die for. The slight downside was it could do with a shelf to put your toiletries but that is me being picky. The bedroom were both clean and well decorated, with a double and two single beds. The main bedroom would benefit from a set of drawers but apart from that it was lovely. The downstairs lounge a spacious and has Sky TV if you want it, and there is a free and good internet signal All in all a very pleasant stay which I would recommend for anyone wanting a base for the lakes, especially if like us you have a dog which are welcome hereKev2017-04-04T00:00:00Z
A luxurious, cosy home from home, the cottage is ideally located with great access to south Lakes attractions. Thoughtful welcome pack, fantastic communication from Emma, easy self check in and out. The house is clean, welcoming and very well equipped with every detail considered. We underestimated the proximity of a main road which had a steady stream of traffic, with accompanying noise and fumes which limits outside access. Once inside though, the house has everything you need for a relaxing family break.Julia2017-04-07T00:00:00Z
It is a great cottage whatever it's location or inside of the house, hope we can be there again in the future. Emma is also a nice host. Thank you for your arrangement.Keith2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
Lovely cottage! Ideal base for exploring south lakes.Jennie2017-04-13T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely time at Jazzberry, although a drive from nearest "hot spots" (to be expected due to the size of the Lake District) the accommodation was very clean, accurate to the photos and we felt safe and at home here.Rachel2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
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Backbarrow, England, United Kingdom
A quiet hamlet set amid beautiful fells, built of stone with an old cottage's charm. Greatly improved by the addition of a large, quality conservatory. Six of us came to stay, which made things a little congested, but we coped, and it was fine for a short break. It was lovely to find a fire ready laid in the wood burning stove, and we made good use of it. The sofa bed in the lounge worked well, while the four-poster in the main bedroom was a little soft on the back. Our only complaint was the male pinup on the ironing board cover.Jim2017-04-12T00:00:00Z
We stayed in this cottage as a couple and it was perfect for a short stay in the Lakes. It was well located just south of Lake Windermere and easy to get to from the M6. The cottage itself is very cosy and had everything we needed for our stay. The wood burner was much appreciated in the cold winter weather! Gordon and Charlotte were very helpful hosts when we had questions about the property and were quick to respond to messages.Hannah2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
A lovely place in a quiet neighbourhood to stay at if you're coming to visit the Lake District. I would definitely recommend it.Yoan2017-01-17T00:00:00Z
A quite little stone built cottage. Located perfectly for exploring Lake District area. We were 4 adults and an infant. We found double bunk room very small with very less head space for adult to fit in the bunk beds. Would recommend it for weekend get away for small families.Navneet2017-04-28T00:00:00Z
Cute cosy little cottage with good access to some great things to do in The Lakes. Enough space for 4 of us, everything worked well. Woodburner was a winner. I'd recommend this place and host if you want a humble convenient stay in the South Lakes.Caro2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
We really enjoyed our stay at this cozy cottage. The hosts are very accommodating and made every effort to ensure we had everything we needed for a happy landing after our long journies. The back garden is beautiful and feels quite private. We would've spent more time in it if the weather had been better. As it was we spent a couple of evenings tucked up warm by the fire, enjoying the peace and quiet. There's a spa just a short walk down the road who gave us a good deal on daily passes and offer a range of treatments. Overall, a really restful time. Thank you Gordon and Charlotte.Karen2017-04-04T00:00:00Z
We really love the cottage. We had a lovely time staying there with my family. Everything you need is there..the kids loves it too. Good for our family of 5, peaceful location, attractions is short distance away...we recommend this place, sure we will stay there again.Gina2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
This place is close from the M6, 15min drive to Ulverston city centre. Rooms were quite cosy and would recommend for a small size family planning to spend a relaxing weekend/short get-away.Mausam2016-11-29T00:00:00Z
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Backbarrow, Cumbria, United Kingdom
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Newby Bridge, England, United Kingdom
Lovely location and good clean well equipped accommodation. It helped that we had lovely weather and were able to enjoy sitting in the garden for breakfast in the sun.Paul2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
Wonderful place with even better service. Quiet with character.Jack2017-05-03T00:00:00Z
Two American families shared this house easily. We enjoyed our morning chats with the neighbor's sheep, and the beds were very comfortable. Plenty of space to spread out, too.Sarah2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
This farmhouse is set in a tranquil location, the kitchen is well equipped, the bathrooms are modern but the house does not lose its character. It is an ideal location for a get together away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.Christina2017-05-22T00:00:00Z
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Ulverston, South Lakes, United Kingdom
We have just returned from a long weekend at Woodside Cottage and can't rate it highly enough. Superbly equipped, delightfully located and reasonably priced, Woodside offered us a perfect base for a weekend in the Lake District. The log fire was splendid, especially as we had a lot of rain; the rooms were comfortable and nicely decorated and the kitchen had everything we needed and more. The cottage is very spacious, and very suitable for a family and dog. Alison and Brian communicated well and provided us with a great deal of information regarding the area which was very useful. I would highly recommend this Cottage... we will certainly return.Steve2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
Great location and very well equipped. Really enjoyed walking our dogs in the local area.Rebecca2017-03-13T00:00:00Z
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Low Stott Park, England, United Kingdom
Jackie's place is absolutely beautiful! Clean, cozy and modern while still maintaining the historic finishes and touches. We loved walking along the footpath (in the boots Jackie let me borrow -- thanks!) and hearing birds chirping, cows mooing and sheep baaahing. It was so serene and peaceful -- everything we wanted in an English countryside stay! You will love Jackie's place, and Jackie, too! Our conversations were wonderful and we really enjoyed everything about our stay!Maggie2017-04-04T00:00:00Z
Jackie and her best friend Gem (her lovely dog) are super hosts! The well equipped flat was lovley and warm. Jackie also kindly showed us her beatiful garden and her lovley goats. My parents and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay!Wei2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
We really enjoyed staying in Jackie's attic flat. Very comfortable with all you need for a self catering break. Good advice was given on location of nearest grocery shop and local pub. Ideal for exploring this area of the Lake District.Rose2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
Our stay at Jackie's place was awesome. You basically get the upper level to yourself with all the necessary facilities. Everything is clean and works well. Communication with Jackie was straightforward and she also conveniently has some maps to use. And lastly, having a friendly Gem coming for some extra pats was also a definite highlight!Lan2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
A really great house perfectly situated in the southern lake district. Clean, spacious and quiet, it was everything that was advertised. This house is really impressive, great value for money and is a great base for a weekend of outdoor activity. Definitely recommend.Anthony2017-02-12T00:00:00Z
This house is in a lovely quiet location and yet easily accessible. Friendly dog and goats as well as lots of wildlife. We saw herons preparing to nest, birds on the feeder and woodpecker calling overhead. Great view from the living room window. Very convenient for the Lakeside (steam) railway to Windermere and Grizedale Forest. Jackie is a very accommodating host. The apartment was very clean and comfortable with modern amenities but still lots of character. A great base to explore this quieter part of the Lake District.Gil2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
You sit by the window on the top floor, sipping tea and looking out at happy goats on green fields, walled off by old stone fences. It's pretty idyllic. Jackie has made an ancient building into a very comfortable place to stay, while maintaining a few quirks to remind you that many generations have used this place.Gretchen2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
I would have left more than five stars if possible - the accommodation and location were perfect and host went above and beyond to make us welcome.Paul2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
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Haverthwaite, England, United Kingdom
What an incredible place! To be honest, it was just an overnight stay en-route from Scotland to the Midlands so sadly we weren't exploring the beautiful area but that did not matter. I honestly have never stayed somewhere so unique, welcoming and clean!! As a family of 4 (two very small people!) we had the warmest welcome, the smell of the clean, soft bedding and fluffy towels is certainly worth mentioning, it's these details along with the stylish and thoughtful decor, the beautiful green views from every window that made it the best overnight stay so far on our UK tour. The BBQ hut is an amazing place to unwind and even socialise with other guests which we found an added bonus. The lovliest of places run by the most lovely people.... What more can I say to convince you that this is certainly worth a visit... I know I would love to return for longer..... Skandi Hut life for me !!Claire2016-07-01T00:00:00Z
Brilliant Stay! Very cosy and comfortable, immaculately clean and a pleasure to stay in. The arctic cabin was a brilliant bonus. Highly recommended.Luke2016-07-04T00:00:00Z
Absolutely loved our stay in the Woodmans Huts. Would recommend to all our friends and family. It has everything you need, down to the little touches of fresh coffee, tea and biscuits. Liz and Neil were so welcoming and helpful. Loved our bbq in the cabin and just being able to totally relax. Thank you! James and Alice.Alice2016-09-21T00:00:00Z
Nice place with lovely decorations and rural atmosphere which made me comfortable and pleasant . As for the host, they are very kind hearted couple with two cute cute. Everything is perfect !Viviney2016-04-02T00:00:00Z
Wonderful place, cleverly designed and accessorised with quirky, homely touches. A unique experience that we will talk about for ages.David2016-10-07T00:00:00Z
We really enjoyed our stay! Liz's huts are a combination of chic and rustic, as soon as you entered the hut, you are surrounded by the pale blue and sheep theme. the hut is compact yet consists everything you need for a stay – if you need more room, there is a lovely communal hut which has a CD and tape(!) player. Also, if you fancy a BBQ or a cuppa, light up the fire in there. It gives you a sense of relaxation. The hut is actually situated in the perfect location, you have a sense of privacy yet everything seems pretty close by with car and walking track right by!Jonathan2016-04-10T00:00:00Z
Liz was excellent getting all the information to us ahead of our stay. The place is lovely, the bluebells were out in force just behind at the start of the closest walk. Perfect spot to relax and explore all that The Lakes has to offer. The BBQ cabin was a brilliant addition! Definitely recommend and hope to come back ourselves.Alexandra2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
Special experience! It's tiny but everything you need is there. The fire place was amazing! Liz recommended a very good local restaurant and we had good time there!Jennifer2016-09-27T00:00:00Z
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Haverthwaite, United Kingdom
We stayed just one night but this one was amazing! Very nice people with the best breakfast! There is a nice pub close to the caravan. Unfortunatley you here some cars of the busy road but it was the best airbnb-experience so farRoman2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
Lovely location, lovely accommodation, lovely breakfast and lovely people! See you again soon!Mario2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
A great weekend staying in the caravan, very cosy and amazing cooked breakfast each morning, look forward to our next stay with you TinaHazel2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Tina was a marvellous host. Breakfast was great; you ordered what you wanted the night before, so there was no delay in being presented on the table. A full english breakfast was my choice. The gypsy caravan was a treat; very cosy and so very very different.Jim2016-09-07T00:00:00Z
Tina's delightful gypsy caravan is just as she describes. She has added many nice touches to help create the right atmosphere and as long as you are realistic about what to expect regarding limited space and power and wifi available in the house,then it's a fantastic experience I'd highly recommend. Breakfasts were great in her warm friendly breakfast room situated in the house, while food was good in the local pub, a comfortable walk away. Tina was always available and booking was quick, easy and flexible. A terrific Cumbrian travel experience.Roslyn2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
Great location, very welcoming host & amazing experience in the caravan. Very Cosy. Breakfast was also excellent with home made bread. Highly recommended.David2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
We stayed in the Gypsy Caravan at Tina's B&B for 3 nights over New Year. The setting is amazing and you can do some great walking right from the B&B. Tina's breakfast were really nice with all sorts of options but I had the Full English each morning, spot on. Shower was good and a decent size with hairdryer available. Brew facilities with some complimentary mince pies, then great flapjacks day after were just what the doctor ordered. The caravan was snug and the wood burner well provided for, just take note of how the fire is constructed before you light it if not an expert! I was maybe an inch or so tall for the bed at 6ft 1in, but I tend to stretch out so maybe not a fair comparison. As it was I slept really well anyway. All in all a great stay and would definitely do it again.Dan2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Lovely location and Romany Rose was the perfect place to lay our weary heads and have a small boys adventure at the same time. Thank you for making us feel welcome and showing your puppies to my son. It made his holiday.Sian2016-07-29T00:00:00Z
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Ayside, England, United Kingdom
A beautiful and tranquil place amongst the trees. A restful weekend and a breath of fresh air. Deborah has provided everything you could need and her home baking ain't half bad! :-)Edward2017-02-20T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at The Bothy, a really beautiful place for relaxing, and the accommodation was better than expected. Thanks to Deborah and David.Joan2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
It felt a privilege to stay at High Hay Bridge, on a national nature reserve, in a voluptuous barn conversion. Lovely hosts. An encirclement of natural and man-made beauty. Perfect.Nigel2016-11-05T00:00:00Z
Deborah and David were such fantastic hosts. From the initial booking stage to the arrival day the communication was seamless. The place had everything we needed, and was set in such a beautiful location. The property is set on a Nature Reserve with lovely country walks and wildlife on the doorstep. Overall, I would highly recommend to stay in The Bothy! We certainly would love to stay again! Thanks Deb and David.Laura2016-10-15T00:00:00Z
Deborah and her husband are charming hosts and the bothy is in the most beautiful setting, which you can't fully appreciate from the pictures. We loved staying here, and appreciated the many little touches that made our time here so enjoyable, from the homemade bread and biscuits to the extremely helpful and friendly hosts. Highly recommended!Paul2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
Deborah and David are wonderful hosts! Their house in the middle of the natural reserve is amazing and the Bothy is a cosy and warm place wonderfully designed with all comforts in direct touch with the surrounding nature. Staying at Deborah and David place exceeded all the expectations we had, having the possibility to stay comfortably in the middle of nature, to walk around close to the deer and just a few miles from some of the main attractions and trails of the lake district. I strongly encourage to stay at this fairy location to enjoy the calmness of high hay bridge and the exquisite hospitality of Deborah and David!Enrico2016-08-08T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful few days staying at The Bothy. Our hosts were very welcoming and made it clear they were happy to help or advise as needed. The accommodation was clean, comfortable and suited our needs perfectly. It was lovely to have some food provided too on arrival. Highly recommended.Pete2016-09-21T00:00:00Z
The Bothy was an amazing place to stay and in a great location for the Southern Lakes. It was cosy and the nature reserve was beautiful and we saw a deer outside our bedroom window! We didn't meet Deborah but David was very helpful and friendly and the welcome pack was lovely with homemade biscuits and bread. We are already planning on staying again!Abi2017-05-22T00:00:00Z
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Bouth, United Kingdom
Enjoy the cozy warm comfort of the Arctic room with its central fire pit/bbq. Comfy beds and beautiful setting - we were able to enjoy looking out onto a beautiful bluebell wood. Great walks straight from the hutstef2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
Spent a lovely night at The Woodman's Huts! We would all highly recommend them to other guests. The decor was so stylish and every detail had been thought of. We found our stay really comfortable as the huts had all that you could wish for inside. We particularly loved the additional barbecue hut and imagine it would be great in Winter too. We'd love to return and are very grateful to our kind and helpful hosts! Thank you for welcoming us! See you again soon!Helen2016-05-29T00:00:00Z
What an absolute treasure! Both the accommodation and our hosts Liz & Neil, were fab. The huts themselves are situated in a secluded area through the woodland, with a lovely vista from your front door. It has everything you could hope for, from comfortable beds, facilities to cook a meal, right down to the fine touches like a bluetooth speaker for your music. We had a wonderful meal in front of the fire at The White Hart pub down the road, on Liz' recommendation, before returning back to our own fire for Moet and marshmallows on the open fire-pit inside the unique Arctic cabin. Absolute perfection. After a very restful sleep, hot showers and fresh coffee in the cafetiere we chatted to our hosts about where to continue our weekend away in the lake district. They were very helpful and pointed us in the direction of some great little places for food and photos. The Woodman's Huts are beautifully decorated and offer a real home away from home. The Arctic cabin just adds that touch of luxury and really makes it special. I can't recommend them enough. Thank you both so much for your hospitality, t'was the ideal start to our visit - we can't wait to come back one day!Hannah2016-05-01T00:00:00Z
So fantastic. A lovely place to stay with very welcoming hosts. I will be sure to return again. Also, great advice about visiting the blue bird in Coniston. I would thoroughly recommend a visit. Thank you very much!Zoe2016-07-17T00:00:00Z
Very cute and lovely room. They have the bbq room so warm and cozyamanda2016-12-28T00:00:00Z
Most amazing place to stay - You must must must visit!!! Hosts are lovely. Accommodation is unique, captures the imagination, perfectly clean; it was as if we were the first to stay there. Everything you require is thought of from crockery, cooking equipment to first aid kit, towels, tissues, shower gel and free marshmallows for roasting on the fire in the barbecue hut. Love love love this place. FYI: Stayed with hubby and 8 month baby in little hut and all was good. Baby bath even fits perfectly in shower and Moses basket worked well on bed and by bedside.Zohar2016-08-19T00:00:00Z
Had a fantastic stay in the Weismann huts. Beautiful with everything we could possibly have needed and more! Loved the artic hut cosy and the marshmallows were a bonus!Harriet2016-12-11T00:00:00Z
Had the best little weekend away at the woodmans hut. Would 100% recommend it and will be back! Elizabeth it so friendly and helpful and is able to suggest plenty of things to do around the lakes. Thank you againAimee2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
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Haverthwaite, United Kingdom
We loved staying at Ford Cottage! It was a fun, cozy experience in the Lake District. Tim has a book of things to do that really helped us. We loved taking walks to the parish church and on the public path. We ate at a local pub a few miles away and took a ferry down the lake. I recommend this place!Kelli2016-10-08T00:00:00Z
Beautiful stay in a gorgeous cottage. Property as described and finished to a high standard. The hamlet of Rusland is peaceful and quaint. A truly perfect weekend, thank you!Andrew2015-10-12T00:00:00Z
Lovely cottage, very well placed for access to Windermere and Coniston lakes. Easy access from the M6. Cottage itself is very nice, lovely setting, very quiet with great views.Trion2017-05-02T00:00:00Z
This is a gorgeous cottage in a fabulous location (once you get over the narrow lanes). Living in London, I love any opportunity to be able to wake up and have my breakfast sat opposite the sheep with their lambs or wander along the road and attempt to day hello to the cows! The cottage is spotless with everything you might want, the DVD's came in handy when it was a wet afternoon and we'd had enough sightseeing. It was lovely and warm and we all slept like logs in the beds. It's a good location for your trips. You do need to come prepared with your provisions as there isn't a local shop - except the eggs from the farm opposite and the very welcome 'present' left by Tim. I could happily have stayed here for a very long time!Denise2017-05-19T00:00:00Z
Highly recommended - we had a lovely stay. The cottage is well equipped, sparkling clean and in a great location for accessing the southern part of the lakes. We'll be back!Liz2017-02-18T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at Tim's cottage. The cottage is beautiful, and has a good mixture of period features and modern appliances. Tim was very communicative, giving us detailed information prior to our arrival and there was a welcome pack on arrival that gave us plenty of information about the cottage and the surrounding area. We would definitely like to return.Verity2016-05-06T00:00:00Z
We had a great stay at the Cottage. It's in a great location in a small hamlet, and not too far from all the major amenities - if you need them. The house was lovely and clean and you can tell it's a much loved second home. The views out the back of the cottage across fields are spectacular. There were 5 of us - 2 adults and 3 kids, and the house was perfect for us. Lots of room and nice comfortable bedrooms. Also, really warm and snug! We had lovely sunny bright weather - exceptional for February, but it was great to come into a warm house and then lighting the log burner, just made it. So restful. The house is very well equipped and we wanted for nothing. We had walks everyday with the kids, in and around the house, and found rivers, stone circles, standing stone, marshes, and just beautiful scenery. We only had 4 nights, but wanted to stay longer....and we will be back. Perfect.Gordon2016-02-15T00:00:00Z
Great place to stay for the family. Perfect to explore the lake District. House has everything you need and really well set up for kids.Theo2017-02-15T00:00:00Z
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Rusland, England, United Kingdom
Out visit to the cottage was exceptional, helpful & clear instructions for arrival and departure. The cottage is very homely & friendly to arrive at and superbly decorated thought. High Newton is a lovely quiet village & the local pub is well worth a visit. We will be returning!James2015-03-16T00:00:00Z
This is a great cottage, kept to a high standard (recently modernised bathroom / toilet), and was very clean on our arrival. The property is very spacious with a nice small garden in the back. The location is in a lovely village, a short walk to a great pub. The local butcher has great quality meat (took some home!). The overall location was very good as you have easy access to both the west (Beatrix Potter Home, Wray Castle) and east side (Bowness, Ambleside) of lake Windermere. A bit far to go to Keswick (50 minute drive) Large grocery shop in Kendal (20 minutes away - Aldi & Morrisons). I would highly recommendOwen2015-08-14T00:00:00Z
Lovely house acting as a great base to explore the South Lakes. The house itself has lots of room and the kitchen is a brilliant heart of the home. Tanya provided clear instructions and everything was very smooth.Steven2014-05-13T00:00:00Z
This lovely house ( it's too big to be really called a cottage, I think) was perfect for our stay in Newton in Cartmel. Tanya was really efficient in letting us have all the details we needed before our trip and, once there, there was a very comprehensive pack of details about the house and all of the appliances etc in it. The house is very well equipped, has a large dinning kitchen, big fridge and range cooker, and this, along with the large lounge area makes for a spacious place to stay. The bedrooms were comfortable and had useful storage in wardrobes and cupboards. There is only bathroom but it is very well appointed with a good shower and bath. There is also a toilet downstairs. Whilst we were there, we had warm, sunny weather and it wasn't cold so we didn't use the log burring fire - but it would certainly be a bonus if there were cold weather outside. Generally the house was warm and cosy. There's parking for two cars outside the house - and the road is very quiet indeed, given the fact that this house in situated in a very small village. We cooked in most nights, but we did go to the pub in village for dinner one night - and it was very good. All in all a very satisfactory stay in a comfortable and well equipped house.Joan2015-10-01T00:00:00Z
Tanya's cottage is a little hidden gem in the lovely small village of High Newton, to our surprise the cottage was even bigger than we thought. The location was great for our first visit to the Lakes and was perfect for our 10 month old son as the house was fully equipped for children, he especially enjoyed his bath each evening in the lovely bathroom. The pub across the road had a great selection of local ales on tap and was a little sun trap for when we arrived in the afternoon after a long drive. Tanya's communication throughout was spot on and we cannot fault her. If you choose to stay at Glendene you will not be disappointed.Elliot2017-03-16T00:00:00Z
We had the best time at glendene , our stay was so relaxed and everything was laid on for us so spacious and clean ,everything was in easy reach of the main attraction and we also enjoyed our evening at the crown for family Dinner would recommend , we will love to return for another visit in the near future .Diane2015-08-28T00:00:00Z
We have stayed at Glendene before and, like last time, it exceeded expectations. The cottage is absolutely beautiful, very cosy, super clean and so spacious. We visited with friends for a Christmas weekend away, and the cottage is perfect for sitting around the log fire with a mulled wine or two. The kitchen is well equipped so we had no trouble at all whipping up a roast dinner. Tanya was also kind enough to have some Christmas fairy lights and candles delivered to the house so that we could really set the atmosphere. We had a lovely time and I can't wait to stay at Glendene again!Michelle2015-12-14T00:00:00Z
This was my first experience of using airbnb and I was not disappointed. Tanya made the whole process simple with her excellent and prompt communication. Glendene is a beautiful cottage which is larger than the photos would lead you to believe. Ideally situated a short drive to Lake Windermere and the surrounding villages, there is plenty to see and do should you wish to. Excellent coffee and cakes are to be had at the Yew Tree Barn a short walk up the road and Ducky's Park farm (near Flookburgh) was a hit with the kids. I have no hesitation is recommending Glendene.Dan2014-04-12T00:00:00Z
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Thank you so much for a wonderful night. The accommodation was lovely, and private. The facilities were spot on, everything you could need! Beautiful view too! Cate is a great host and a very interesting lady. Good luck on your travels! :)Rachael2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
It is a special place to disconnect and feel in contact with nature. The bed is very comfortable and the cabin has all that you need. Cate is an amazing host, you need to try her brownies!Lina2017-05-26T00:00:00Z
The cabin and yurt and very cosy and we found staying there very restful. The setting is lovely too. We enjoyed playing Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit while we were there. Cate is a great host, her communication beforehand was great and she kindly left us some food supplies.Laura2017-01-22T00:00:00Z
Such a cosy little place, one of the best beds I've slept in and lovely array of breakfast snacks on arrival. We booked last minute and we were warmly welcomed and had a lovely night relaxing and playing scrabble in the yurt. Thanks for having us and our two little dogs :)Georgina2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
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We were made to feel very welcome, Cate was a very helpful and friendly host. Cates dog dog proved to be a great playmate for our dog too. Brilliant kitchen with everything you need, comfy bed, cosy cabin and a great Yurt set up as a living room. Fast WiFi too.Joshua2016-11-24T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely one-night stay in the cabin. It was very cosy with everything we needed including hot shower. We enjoyed a lunch at Rogan & Co in the village, as well as stocking up on supplies from the lovely cheese, beer and wine shops.Catherine2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
We had a very enjoyable stay in the yurt and cabin. The yurt was an excelent place to hang out. The night sky was beautiful. The cooking facilities were above and beyond for a cabin stay. The bed was warm and cosy.Amber2017-01-26T00:00:00Z
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Rebecca's place is exactly as described - only better! The ground floor property is immaculately decorated and much larger than it appears in the photographs. The property is located actually within the Graythwaite estate which makes it feel as though you are quite literally staying in the middle of a huge beautifully maintained garden! The accommodation has all of the mod-cons you would expect. Dishwasher / washing machine and excellent wifi which we used during our stay for both internet and our Amazon fire stick to stream movies (all of which it handled without issue). It should me noted however that neither of us could get a mobile phone signal anywhere within the estate - which made contacting our parents on a landline a bit difficult. This isn't intended as a negative - just information that may prove useful to other visitors. Rebecca was an attentive, accommodating host and was excellent at communicating. We are busy checking our diaries to see when we can come back!Natasha2017-05-02T00:00:00Z
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Silverholme is a fantastic house surrounded by beautiful grounds right on Lake Windermere. All the rooms were immaculate and the amenities provided made our stay there very enjoyable. There is easy access to several local towns and many activities to do on the Lake, but we were equally as content just enjoying the amazing views from the house, particularly through the long windows in the kitchen. Highly recommended to everyone.Simon2016-06-25T00:00:00Z
Sophie and the whole team at Graithwaite were top drawer from start to finish, accommodating our group needs with aplomb. We heartily recommend Silverholme and the Graithwaite estate to anybody planning a family, group, or company event and gathering. Stunning venue, team, and service. 10/10Jeffrey2016-12-12T00:00:00Z
This has been so far our best experience of staying with Airbnb! The house is indeed a real Manor with very fine decorations, five-star-hotel standards of bathrooms and living beds, comprehensive housing equipment as you can imagine, as well as the huge garden and lawn in front of the house with spectacular view on the lake! Expectations was totally exceeded!Marco2016-07-12T00:00:00Z
Sophie did a great job of making us feel welcome and the house was simply amazing as well as being in a great location. Everything was provided as stated in the listing as well as towels, shampoo & shower gel which was great. Checkout and check in were made convenient for us. I would definitely stay here again - a brilliant place to stayTom2016-11-14T00:00:00Z
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As for me, I started to sit down my son till his 6 months. I offered him forefingers, and he clutched at them, and I pulled him over and so he sat down. I left him in that position not more than 1 minute. Our children's orthopedist did not recommend us to sit down for a long time, because it is tiring for a child's back (this also applies car seats and slings). You need to give everything take its course.
I think the norm is 6 months. Only our oldest was a bit early, but she was early with everything! ;) We would prop baby up with our big couch pillows and as a way to protect them if they toppled over and like you said, if they tired they'd just slowly droop and lean back on the pillows. I smile just thinking about them at that age!
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Under the Eagle: Samuel Holiday, Navajo Code Talkerby Samuel Holiday
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Samuel Holiday was one of a small group of Navajo men enlisted by the Marine Corps during World War II to use their native language to transmit secret communications on the battlefield. Based on extensive interviews with Robert S. McPherson, Under the Eagle is Holiday's vivid account of his own story. It is the only book-length oral history of a Navajo code talker in which the narrator relates his experiences in his own voice and words.
Under the Eagle carries the reader from Holiday's childhood years in rural Monument Valley, Utah, into the world of the United States's Pacific campaign against Japan—to such places as Kwajalein, Saipan, Tinian, and Iwo Jima. Central to Holiday's story is his Navajo worldview, which shapes how he views his upbringing in Utah, his time at an Indian boarding school, and his experiences during World War II. Holiday's story, coupled with historical and cultural commentary by McPherson, shows how traditional Navajo practices gave strength and healing to soldiers facing danger and hardship and to veterans during their difficult readjustment to life after the war.
The Navajo code talkers have become famous in recent years through books and movies that have dramatized their remarkable story. Their wartime achievements are also a source of national pride for the Navajos. And yet, as McPherson explains, Holiday's own experience was "as much mental and spiritual as it was physical." This decorated marine served "under the eagle" not only as a soldier but also as a Navajo man deeply aware of his cultural obligations.
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Holiday was one of 420 Navajos who served in the Marine Corps during World War II as part of a secret communications program that remained classified for many years after. Using a secret code developed from the Navajo language, these code talkers were employed to communicate quickly yet safely on the battlefield. Holiday is not the first code talker to record his story (e.g., see Chester Nez's Code Talker: The First and Only Memoir by One of the Original Navajo Code Talkers of WWII), but his oral history, as recorded by McPherson (history, Utah State Univ.; coauthor with Holiday, A Navajo Legacy: The Life and Teachings of John Holiday) is not simply a war memoir but an exploration of his Navajo worldview and how that perspective influenced him during and after the war. In each chapter, Holiday includes a brief portion of the larger Navajo history and their origin stories. McPherson provides additional commentary to place Holiday's story in further context. VERDICT A rather untraditional but very enlightening autobiography. Rich in details of Navajo tradition and spirituality, this book will appeal to those interested in Native American culture as well as those interested in World War II and the code talker program.—Michael C. Miller, Austin P.L. & Austin History Ctr., TX
A combination of memoir and ethnography study examining an unusual, inspiring aspect of the World War II Pacific campaign. Holiday is one of the last living Navajo "code talkers," a group of Native American Marines recruited to develop an unbreakable code derived from their unique tribal language. As co-author McPherson (History/Utah State Univ., Blanding; Navajo Land, Navajo Culture: The Utah Experience in the Twentieth Century, 2002, etc.) observes, "The Navajo code talker experience was as much mental and spiritual as it was physical [due to]…the emphasis Navajo culture placed on religion." One strength of their collaboration is a clear portrait of the daily challenges faced by the Code Talkers in both training and battle. Holiday's engaging musings on his hardscrabble (yet tradition-inflected) childhood and the young Navajo males' surreal entry into war alternate with McPherson's explications of Native American history, symbolism and ritual. The scholar argues that Holiday's experiences connected these ancient cultural markers to the Marines' intense "island hopping" campaign against the Japanese. Holiday seems serene in recalling participation in brutal battles at Saipan and Iwo Jima, though he notes that the Code Talkers were frequently at risk of being mistaken for the Japanese foe. Following the war, he overcame "nightmares of the enemy standing over me smiling" by having an "Enemy Way" ceremony performed for him. Still, the Code Talkers found postwar life challenging, having been sworn to secrecy. Since each chapter contains an overview of relevant Navajo symbolism, followed by part of Holiday's recollection of his improbable life story and McPherson's lengthy interpretation of the young soldier's experiences, the overall narrative feels rather unwieldy. However, many readers will find the fusion of military and cultural histories enjoyable and fascinating. The combination of Holiday's recollections and McPherson's academic expertise creates a valuable addition to the canon of specific WWII narratives.
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Under the Eagle
Samuel Holiday, Navajo Code Talker
By Samuel Holiday, Robert S. McPherson
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Birth and Early Years
In the palm of time following the emergence of the Holy People from the worlds beneath, the gods roamed the earth, making laws and creating things helpful for the future. They formed two women—one from turquoise the other from white shell, Changing Woman (Asdz[??][??]n nádleehé) and White Shell Woman (Yoolgai asdz[??]án)—who grew in miraculous ways, one day equaling a year of human life. Before long they were mature females who conceived through the supernatural means of sunlight and water, producing two boys. The newborns were foreordained to "take care of the ruination on the earth and to kill all of the monsters after which peace would be restored." These children, like their mothers, grew rapidly so that in four days they were twelve years old and ready for instruction. Talking God (Haashch'éélti'i) and Water Sprinkler God (Tó Neinilii) invited them to a long race, but by the time it was half completed the Holy People were running behind the boys, scourging them with mountain mahogany branches, urging them to move faster. Talking God won the race, promising to return in four days to give the boys another opportunity to compete.
The lads were sore, tired, and discouraged, wondering how they could ever triumph against the powers of Talking God and Water Sprinkler. The Holy Wind (Nil'chi), which had been placed on their ear folds, learned of their concern and told them that if they practiced, they could beat the older men, because youth was on their side. For four days the boys trained hard, maturing into strong young competitors. When the race started, the confident runners began passing the two deities so that by the time the race around a mountain was half completed, the roles had reversed and the boys were behind the gods, scourging their backs and encouraging them onward. The oldest of the twins won. The gods were highly pleased at the progress the two boys had made, laughing and clapping their hands in praise of their success.
My name is Samuel Tom Holiday, and I am of the Tódich'inii (Bitter Water) Clan, born for the Bit'ahnii (Folded Arm) as my paternal clan. My maternal grandparents are Tsi'naajinii (Black Streaked Wood People), and my paternal grandparents are Tliziláni (Many Goats Clan). I did not know my paternal grandmother and grandfather very well because they lived in Denehotso, or Reed Valley, at a place called Lók'aa'haagai (White Patch of Reeds). It seemed very far away because we had to walk or ride our horses or travel by wagon. That was the only way we could get there.
I was born around June 2, 1924, an approximate date, since in those days dates were determined by the time of year, the season, or a memorable event. The site is five miles east of present-day Gouldings, Utah, just south of Eagle Rock and Eagle Mesa in Monument Valley. One day my mother, Betsy Yellow, whose Navajo name was 'Asdzáán Tódích'íí'nii (Bitter Water Woman), and I were driving to Blanding when she pointed out my birthplace near Eagle Rock among the juniper trees at a place called 'Adahiilíní (Where the Water Runs Down). Mother pointed to some old logs sticking out of the ground, remnants of the shade house where I was born. My umbilical cord is buried within that area and so my thoughts return to home.
My Navajo name as a child was Awéé' zhóní (Beautiful Baby), and later, when I was about thirteen years old, my older brother Henry gave me the name Samuel. While I have either seven or eight brothers and sisters, I only lived with my mother, sister (Emma Nash) who is about four years older than me, and my little brother, Joe Holiday. I did not really remember my biological father, a medicine man whose name was Billy Holiday, until I met him later in life.
My story is true and starts when I began noticing and remembering things about my daily life and surroundings. I recall my mother praying early in the morning to the dawn where the new, good things of life come from. We prayed to the Holy Ones, who provide all the elements of life like the heat from the sun, the sacred water, and air. The Holy People gave all of this to those who live on the earth. Water is the most sacred and strongest element. The earth was made holy by covering it with water from the ocean. If it had not received this baptism, it would have dried up and died. The earth had been on fire when the Holy People took water from a sacred place and put it on the land so that plants could start growing. The plants grew from their seeds and then animals and insects were made with water and finally people. Water is everything. In the past the Navajos practiced a ceremony called Tó'ee (Of the Water) because water is sacred. Now there are few who know it. God worked with all this and he put a soul or spirit that is holy into it all. When we pray we pray for the spirit and that is why we pray for all things, even the sheep and land. Mother used to say that everything has a soul and is alive because of water.
She would awaken the children before sunrise and give us white cornmeal to offer during our prayers. Then we faced east before the sun came up, pleading for good things to happen, to obtain material blessings, and enjoy safe and productive lives. Other things we prayed for were that the plants would grow, the sheep would be well cared for and increase, that the rain would bring water to drink, and the grazing land would turn green for all our animals. That is how we prayed. I did not like being awakened that early, especially when it was cold, but Mother always said, "You will be healthy and strong if you get up very early in the morning." At first, I just copied her, but later I realized that my prayers for rain and blessings would come true if I was sincere.
Next my older sister did her running. Mother suggested that I also do it and so later I followed my sister but did not travel as far as she did, turning around about half way. When I was older, mother awakened us early in the morning, pulled off my sleeping blanket, and threatened to splash cold water on me if I refused to get up to run. My sister and I were forced to exercise, which I did not like at all, especially in cold weather. In the winter when the first snow fell, mother made us take off our clothes and roll in it. In those days the first snow fall was usually very deep, and as freezing as it was, I had to roll around, tumble, and take a bath in it. It was very, very cold so that by the time this ended, I was shivering. My mother would put a blanket around me and tell me to go inside, but not by the fire, so that I would warm up slowly before I got close to the open flame. She warned us never to run to warmth when freezing because by bathing in the first snow I would become tough and strong to withstand harsh weather. It was a strict practice in Navajo culture to raise children that way, especially in the past, when the People had a lot of enemies who attacked any time of day or night. We were trained to always be prepared for this. Parents also made children run to a lake or pond, break the ice, bathe in the water, then bring a chunk of ice home. This made them alert and able to run for their lives if necessary. Even then, mother told us that we had it easy and children never talked back to their parents—they obeyed, so I did everything she told me to do. Today it is reversed, with children ruling the house and telling their parents what to do.
My earliest memories were of our large flock of sheep, goats, and horses. I do not remember my father at this time because he had married another woman and left us. My mother's older brother, 'Adika'í (Gambler), took most of my mother's livestock, telling her that she did not have a man to take care of them and that he would. If she ever needed some he would let her have whatever she wanted. But that did not happen. Every time mother asked for a sheep he denied her request and soon the livestock no longer belonged to her. I was about four years old by the time my mother had regained her own flock of about 200 sheep but remember my older sister and I herding for the family. While we did that, mother tended to our needs at home and rode a horse or donkey to buy groceries at the Oljato (Moon Water) Trading Post. This store seemed so far away but was the only one in Monument Valley at that time.
My older sister and I herded our livestock every day, sometimes on horseback but most often on foot. There was always work to be done with the herd. One of the biggest jobs came when the ewes were birthing. In the winter we had to take the newborn back to the hogan to get them out of the cold until they were stronger. My sister used to make me carry them back, but they were heavy and sometimes I'd get butted by the mother ewes that followed their young. In the summer we tied our lunch and water to the saddle but did not eat until the herd settled down, usually in the shade of a tree or rock, later in the afternoon. Sometimes we climbed on top of the rocks to pick berries, gathering as many as we could carry for future use.
In the winter we wore blankets when we tended the herd, but when it was hot we wore them like a belt around our waist. It seems like it was not as cold then as it is today. Maybe I was used to it or it was my songs that kept me warm. Mother taught us songs to sing when we got sick and were not feeling well. She also knew songs for when one got lost in cold weather, saying, "When you sing this song you won't freeze to death." I remembered part of it for a long time. Then one day, after my wife and I had children, my daughter Lisa brought me an electric blanket. My prayers and songs had come true. But before that I sang lots of times in the winter when I got cold; these prayers worked because I actually felt warmer when I sang them.
She had learned about these prayers and ceremonies from her father named Tsi'naajinii, (clan name given to individual) who lived at Tsiilchin Bii'tóhí (Water with Reed). I was too young to understand, even if she had taught them to me. I mostly learned them by myself, selecting what made me happy then practicing while I herded sheep. Mother also instructed us about Navajo medicine men with their ceremonies and prayers that provided safety and well-being. She shared songs for protection so that we could have good, strong, and happy lives. Phrases like "blessings of peace" and "beauty before us and behind us" were part of those prayers. These teachings came from true medicine men as taught by the Holy People. She could also feel a person's ailment by waving her hand over them. She knew how to heal with Navajo herbal medicine as well as through hand movements in accompaniment with crystal gazing. What she did is called "'ak'indilnih" (waving a hand over it [the body]), through which she helped many people. This traditional practice uses key points on the body that give a sense of why a person is in pain and then removes it. For instance if someone had a headache, she would pass her hand over their head and remove the pain, which is different from how hand trembling and crystal gazing are used. People came from miles around traveling by horse or donkey for her assistance.
As children we had other daily chores like hauling water for washing, cooking, and drinking. We obtained it by either digging a hole in the ground then scooping it out from the pool that formed or from a rock basin under waterfalls after it rained, but it always seemed available. I didn't like this job, however, because our usual source was half a mile away and the gallon cans we carried had wire handles that cut into and stung our hands as we hauled the water home. We also had to drive our cows, horses, and sheep to water as well as irrigate our big cornfield where we also planted squash and melons. It used to rain all the time, but when it did not, there was a water fall in the canyon where we could obtain it.
I did not know that there was such a thing as being poor or rich. We always had food, clothes, and a place to stay. Our daily diet was goat's milk, mutton, and cornmeal, which we prepared in different ways. In the summer we had fruit grown by relatives who planted trees in the mountains where there was plenty of water. Peaches, apricots, and apples were a nice change from a steady diet of what we grew supplemented by coffee, flour, sugar and canned goods. My favorite food from the trading post was canned tomatoes. From flour mother made fry bread cooked in mutton tallow. This was very simple fare and there was not very much of it. My mother made all our clothes with cloth she bought at the Oljato trading post. Still, we felt well cared for.
Early one morning my sister excitedly told me that we were going to herd the sheep to Sentinel Butte in order to pick sour berries and herbs for food. My mother went with us to teach us which plants are eaten and which can be sucked on when thirsty. She occasionally would do this, emphasizing that we should not kill animals without a purpose and that destroying plants was wrong because these things belonged to Mother Nature and were holy. Inappropriate killing or disrespect would later cause sickness that only a medicine man could heal.
Each time we herded sheep together, mother taught these kinds of things that applied to my life later on. Birds, wildlife, trees, and plants should be cared for while certain types of herbs are used for medicine, but back then I did not really know about them. She taught me how to find herbs and the proper way to harvest them to help when I had an ailment. People in those days depended on them completely and not on treatment at the hospital. Mother knew which herbs healed headaches, fevers, aches, pains, and other types of sickness. She walked to nearby places where different plants grew, especially by Eagle Mesa. In those days there was a lot of rain, making the land very green with medicine plants which were not hard to find. One of her favorite collecting spots was a place of many juniper trees called Tsin Dilhilí (Black Forest). Today there is no rain so medicine plants are scarce. They all slowly went away through the years. As mother collected, she would say, "This is how it is used. Here is a plant to help you when you are thirsty, ch'il yilt'o'í or ch'ilt'ó'í (sucking plant). You suck on it and swallow its juice to quench your thirst. Another one is k'aabiizhii (arrow reed)." She taught that some were used for food, such as a plant that makes flour for bread when white flour could not be obtained from the trading post. We also ground a lot of cornmeal, butchered sheep for meat, and got milk from the goats. That is what we ate.
Often my sister and I were left alone to take care of our home and herd while mother went to visit her sisters and brothers living near Lukachukai (White with Reeds) and in Crystal, New Mexico. Her family had originally moved there from the Gallup area. She went every year and would be gone for quite a while, sometimes as long as two months. My oldest sister, her husband, and their first baby lived about half a mile away so they occasionally checked to see how we were doing because mother and little brother, Joe, were gone much of the time. Later mother lived with a man named Ted Yellow and so did not travel as much. By then I knew we had older brothers and sisters but had not seen them. My aunt had mentioned them once in a while, saying that they were living with my grandmother's sister, Asdzáán Bikinii (Woman Who Owns the House). I did not actually meet them until I was about eight or nine years old.
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