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In the world of apparel, few things are as complicated as a bra. It may have 20 pieces and come in more than a dozen sizes and colors. Fit is extremely important -- no woman is going to buy a bra and take it to her tailor to have it altered. All of this makes production a real headache.
Production, far removed from the shopper's eye, is what most likely led to the downfall of Maidenform Worldwide Inc., which filed for protection under Chapter 11 on Tuesday night, and could threaten other intimate-apparel companies that do not keep an eye on the back office.
Efficiency is important to all clothing makers, but it has become increasingly essential in the intimate-apparel business, where a few giants have become dominant in the last five years, playing on their sheer size to achieve economies of scale and production efficiencies.
While Maidenform was apparently doing a fine job of staying ahead in fashion trends, the company ran into serious trouble getting its products from design room to factory to retail store in a timely manner, people with knowledge of the company said, and the production problems spiraled down to the balance sheet.
''Money is made and lost in keeping your manufacturing going,'' said Lee Chaden, the chief executive of Sara Lee's intimates division.Continue reading the main story
The Sara Lee Corporation is the biggest player in the $10 billion domestic intimate-apparel business, with about a 29 percent market share; the Warnaco Group and the VF Corporation have about 7 percent each. The privately held, New York-based Maidenform has 3.5 percent, on sales last year of about $400 million, and dozens of smaller players pick up the rest. Victoria's Secret, a unit of Intimate Brands Inc., says it has a 10 percent share, although several other companies make its apparel.
Over the last five years, these biggest players have become more aggressive with acquisitions here and in Europe, snatching up smaller brands and gaining efficiencies along the way. VF, for example, cited intimate apparel as one of the key growth areas that contributed to its strong second-quarter earnings, which the company announced this week. VF was recently in talks to acquire Maidenform, but the negotiations collapsed.
Each company has also tried to eke out as many new fashion trends as possible in an area of apparel that is least driven by fashion. The Wonderbra, a Sara Lee product that made cleavage fashionable again, invigorated both that company and the many competitors that copied the bra in 1994 and 1995.
And sales of so-called shapewear, a relatively new product that functions more or less as a newfangled girdle, grew 12.7 percent last year.
Designer licenses for underwear lines have also become a key point of competition. Maidenform sells apparel under the Oscar de la Renta name, Warnaco has the Calvin Klein license and Sara Lee recently acquired the rights to make Ralph Lauren intimates, which are hitting the stores now.
But most important is the manufacturing of bras. According to the NPD Group, a research firm, bras accounted for $3.6 billion, or more than a third, of the intimate-apparel industry last year. And unlike other apparel, which in their simplest form can be put together with a few seams and a zipper, bras are complicated to make and their production requires careful management.
''Bras are one of the most complex pieces of apparel,'' said Adelle Kirk, a manager at Kurt Salmon Associates, a management consulting firm that specializes in the apparel and retail businesses. ''There are lots of different styles, and each style has a dozen different sizes, and within that there are a lot of colors.
''Further, there is a lot of product engineering. You've got hooks, you've got straps, there are usually two parts to every cup and each requires a heavy amount of sewing. It is very component intensive.''
To manage this complex production, bra makers have to wring the most they can out of each component -- such as getting the same type of strap or color palette to work for five different bras -- and manage their factory orders carefully.
With so many pieces involved, coordination is especially important. Order inefficiently, and factories can lie dead for long periods, only to be overwhelmed at the last minute and unable to keep up with the workload. This results in not getting the products to the store in time. Several retailers have complained over the last year that while they liked Maidenform's lines, they had trouble getting the products in time to sell.
Maidenform had caught up with the shapewear trend -- its Subtract line had about 30 percent of the shapewear business. It had a strong designer name in the Oscar de la Renta line. And few could beat the brand -- Maidenform is a household name among those old enough to have sat through at least one humiliating department store bra fitting.
But Maidenform, which like other companies in its field looked for growth through acquisitions, did not carefully manage the integration of operations when it bought 92 percent of NCC Industries, another intimate-apparel company, in 1995.
''That acquisition diverted management's attention and they were not realizing the synergistic benefits, which included cost saving in the back office and in operations,'' said Ted Stenger, the new president of Maidenform.
Further, the company was making up for inefficiencies by overspending, had tapped out its bank loans and was not ready to make a $4.3 million payment on senior notes that were due in September. And NCC had a shortage of materials needed to make the apparel, which slowed production and stunted distribution, causing sales to decline. NCC lost $1.3 million in the first quarter and its sales declined 46 percent.
Maidenform will now consolidate several divisions to cut costs and get better synergies.
Analysts say that because of its strong product lines and fierce brand name, Maidenform may well emerge from Chapter 11 a viable player, but only if it turns its focus on its production issues. ''In the old days,'' said Laurence Leeds, an analyst at Buckingham Research Group, ''if you did fair, you had a nice business. But now if you do fair, you go home.''Continue reading the main story


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It was like there was some sort of invincible band of fifteen feet surrounding the group of three who were sitting, looking somewhat bleary eyed, at a table in the center of the smoky bikers' bar on the edge of the town of Hot Springs. It wasn't the table that provided the isolation, because Paul and Thomas had been given the same wide berth when they had been at one of the pool tables. There had been four of them earlier, with three of them having come in a raucous mood, insistent on having a good and very-well-lubricated time. David Eagleton had gotten his fill early, though, and hadn't stayed around for the pool session--followed by several more rounds of drinks.
The bikers still in the bar at 2:00 a.m. weren't being hostile to this alien party of men who obviously had descended on them from the fancy and very expensive Homestead resort hotel up on the hill above the small Virginia mountain town. Nor were they angered that the men were older than most others in the bar, three of them being in their mid-fifties and the fourth a good twenty years older than that. The aliens were putting the liquor away well, except for the older guy, who was more a sipper and watcher. But he too accepted the drinks that were offered to him, which amazed some of the bikers, although it shouldn't have.
It was more that the bikers were bewildered. None of them could remember ever having seen a man in here in a clerical collar before--and putting beers away hand over fist--let alone accompanied by a second, older man in a dress--in a cassock, also with clerical collar, to be more exact. Few of the bikers could imagine that an old Jesuit priest could be a boozer.
Somewhat pie-eyed and holding a scotch bottle by the neck, the younger priest stopped in the middle of a monologue on pranks played on campus over thirty years earlier and looked around at his companions.
"Somebody check the can to see if David's fallen in?" the younger cleric asked in a slurred voice.
"David left hours ago--before you played pool, Brother Thomas," the silken, well-modulated voice of the older man, Monsignor Scarlotti, quietly responded. He leaned over and touched the younger cleric's arm and added, "Perhaps it's time to go back to the hotel. The Debatables aren't on stage until the afternoon tomorrow--or, rather, today--but I have other rounds to put through in the morning."
"I think David was worried about his wife," the third man, Paul Frasier, mumbled. He hiccupped and continued. "Young blonde like that. He probably is worried about her a lot. But if it's because of Chris, I could have told him . . ." His voice trailed off.
"Worried about your Chris, Paul?" Brother Thomas asked, suddenly a bit more sober and with an amused lilt to his voice. "I doubt that's . . ." But his voice too trailed off and he gave a little laugh.
"Drink up; last calls, children," Monsignor Scarlotti said. "It's time we be hanging the reminiscing up and facing life as it is."
There was a long sigh of relief and an atmosphere of comfort drifted into the bar as the three men rose, two of them quite unsteadily, from their chairs, and headed for the exit. The monsignor, although two decades older than the other men, seemed the strongest of the group, even despite the uneven distribution of the liquor. He was the tallest, standing ramrod straight, and thinnest--still with handsome Mediterranean features and a full head of steel-gray hair after all his years as a priest. Despite the austere black cassock, Scarlotti was fully masculine, fully in control.
The other two, younger, but still in their mid-fifties, were a more comical pair, hanging onto each other for dear life as the monsignor guided them out into the night. It's not that they weren't good looking. On the contrary, both were very well put together. But the other cleric, Brother Thomas, was short and thin, with almost feminine features. His hair was still blond, curly, almost falling in ringlets around his head, with just enough silver running through it to make it sparkle in the light. And his facile features were more beautiful--thick, pouting lips and startling pale-blue eyes--than handsome. The other man, Paul Frasier, a very successful TV actor, was stereotyped in mobster-type roles. He was large and hulky--not exactly fat, but thick--and was bald as a billiard cue. His black eyebrows were bushy, and when he set them in an intense look, the TV viewer quickly registered "bad boy trouble." None of this denied that he was ruggedly handsome--perhaps more so at fifty-four than he had ever been earlier in his life.
From somewhere in his flowing cassock, the monsignor, ever in control, produced a flashlight, as he preceded his two charges--young college men again in their imaginations--through the short main street of the sleeping Hot Springs toward the winding drive up to the Homestead hotel. Those of the village who were still awake smiled as the small procession passed, though. The song the two friends, hanging on to each other for dear life, were singing was in perfect harmony--Brother Thomas' tenor lilting over the steady baritone of Paul Frasier. It was a ribald drinking song that could only amuse when combined with seeing the clerical garb of one of its singers.
* * * *
"If the subject is abortion, we'll have Amvey--excuse me, Brother Thomas; I understand that you lose the last name when you put on the throat choker--handle the pro argument."
"And if it's corruption in government, you can do the pro honors, Brother David," Brother Thomas countered David Eagleton's little joke.
They were in the Jefferson bar at the Homestead Hotel doing their preliminary drinking earlier in the evening before the Debatables went out carousing in the village at the bottom of the hill. It was an expanded group, minus, for the moment, the monsignor, who was gliding around the hotel's public areas checking on his various teams for tomorrow's events. The three team members, David Eagleton, Paul Frasier, and Brother Thomas, were there, but also huddled around the cocktail table were David's young wife, Amber, and the actor Paul's personal assistant, Chris Cahill.
Amber and Chris, who were lost in a conversation on art while the three Debatables discussed strategy for the next day, were younger than the three mid-fifties team members--by some thirty years each. Amber's husband, David, was studiously not noticing that the two younger people beside him at the cocktail table were getting along famously. Amber was his third wife, a striking blonde, so David had reason ever to be aware of her moods and interests. He was insistent on getting it right, even if his circumstances were peculiar, including his life in the public fishbowl. For his part, Chris' employer, Paul, was visibly a bit more concerned that the young people were drifting away from the main discussion.
What the three Debatables had in common was that they were all 1981 graduates of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., a prestigious university founded by the Jesuits, and that they had constituted the schools collegiate debating team from 1979 to 1981. They were at the ritzy Virginia mountain resort, the Homestead, this weekend, because the university faculty sponsor of all of the school's debating teams from 1980 to the present, Monsignor Scarlotti, had developed a debate extravaganza around its premier team of 1980, the team that had won the national championship that year.
Over the weekend the teams of 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010 would compete against each other in debates on topics of Monsignor Scarlotti's choosing. The Debatables--that having been the name they had chosen for themselves--were the centerpiece team in this program not only because they had won a national championship but also because of what two of them had become. Paul Frasier was a well-known actor of television and (minor) movies, and David Eagleton was the U.S. congressman for New York's nineteenth congressional district. For his part, Brother Thomas was important as the glue for the entire program. He had become a Jesuit priest and remained at Georgetown, under Monsignor Scarlotti's supervision, and, as an English professor, had trained and sponsored all of the school's debate teams since 1989.
"As the monsignor has selected the topics, though," Brother Thomas continued, "I seriously doubt he would select abortion--and he worked so hard to get David, here, to attend this program that I'm sure he wouldn't include a topic that might embarrass him. I would imagine that at this point in time any political topic would embarrass a sitting U.S. congressmen."
There was a smattering of friendly laughter around the table. The three men had been good-naturedly jabbing at each other all evening with witticisms that came naturally to them."That's debatable," Paul Frasier chimed in. "Scarlotti has a surprising streak in him."
"Monsignor Scarlotti? That stick in the mud? I don't think he'd do anything at all unseemly." This from David.
Paul and Brother Thomas stole a guarded glance at each other and then both gave a little jerk at what they'd done. Thomas recovered quickly. "Debatable. Did I hear you say 'debatable,' Paul?"
And then all three of the old team members laughed, the use of this word having been one they'd overused and laughed about in "the day."
The shared laugh of old times made David catch his breath, though, as he looked over at his wife talking to Paul's personal assistant as if the three older men weren't even there. Thomas' smile as he had laughed and now Chris Cahill's smile as he leaned into Amber to hear what she had to say struck David by the familiarity it emphasized in the two men, albeit decades apart. Paul's personal assistant today was the near double in appearance and almost feminine, sensual blond beauty that Thomas had been back in 1980. How strange, David thought. And neither one of his friends had appeared to notice that.
"What are you two talking about so seriously, sweetheart?" he leaned over to Amber and asked.
"Chris here is an artist too," she answered. "You know how I was telling you that it's so beautiful in the hills around the hotel that I was sorry I hadn't brought my acrylics? Well, Chris brought his. We were discussing the technique of rendering light in landscapes."
"Interesting," David responded, obviously not finding it the least bit interesting. But if Amber was interested in it, he would pretend to keep up. They both did pretense very well.
"We thought that we'd go out and try the late morning light tomorrow," Chris said, turning a young Brother Thomas smile on the New York politician. "We'd be sure to be back for your team's debate tomorrow evening, though," he continued.
"By all means you must catch the late morning light," David responded. He returned the smile, but other emotions were at work as he watched the two younger people talking so enthusiastically about art. The glories of art had escaped him in life, he was afraid.
Amber was looking up at a handsome young waiter who had been very attentive to her all evening and who had brought her a refill of her Margarita nearly as soon as she'd finished the first one. The two exchanged smiles as she handed the empty glass and a napkin back to him.
Amber was fast to flirt with handsome young men, David thought. He wondered how long he'd be able to hold her--although so far their unusual arrangement had held.
"Hold back a bit on the liquor, I would think, young men. It wouldn't do for our best and brightest to be too dull on the morrow."
The five people huddled around the cocktail table looked up to see that the ancient, but well-preserved, prelate who had brought them all here was approaching in a swirl of the folds of the black cassock he had continued to wear long after the Vatican had given dispensation to go more modern. On him, though, the cassock looked good. He was still thin, strong, and upright as steel after all these decades.
After pleasantries were exchanged all round, Amber excused herself, saying she knew the Debatables weren't close to turning in, but that she was weary. In her wake, Chris also excused himself to go to the men's room--"And then, after checking for telegrams at reception, on to my room as well, I think," he said. "There's still a lot of Paul's work needing done in TV land this weekend."
All four men watched the younger, beautiful woman and man, move off, separately, toward the hotel lobby, each of the older men thinking his own thoughts of the beauty of them and of a lost youth.
"Well, I'm for exploring the village below," declared Paul, standing.
"It's nearly midnight, Paul," Brother Thomas said, with a small laugh. "Everything will be closed in town."
"That's debatable," Paul answered, and there was a memory-dredging laugh all around. "I'm sure something will be open. Are we too old to get blotto as we always did at school the night before the debate? Have we forgotten how that sharpened our wits? Who's with me?"
"If you put it that way, how could I not rise to the challenge," Brother Thomas said.
"And I too, I guess," David said, coming to his feet. "After I visit the john first, of course. There are some aspects of aging a man simply can't escape."
As David walked off to find the men's room, Monsignor Scarlotti chimed in in a false morose voice, "I suppose I must accompany you to make sure that my prize guests don't get lost in the mountains."
As the group moved toward the lobby, the waiter started picking up empty glasses and wadded napkins. He was in a bit of a hurry, and he was humming.
* * * *
"What are those over there?"
"The stables, I think. The path up to the hotel is this way, though. Tom. Tom . . ."
Brother Thomas had veered off the path toward the hotel's stables. Paul had moved a few steps in that direction, but he stopped, unsure of going beyond the circle of light shown from the monsignor's flashlight. Monsignor Scarlotti was a couple of steps beyond the two inebriated friends who had been stumbling up the hill supporting each other, but he stopped and turned back when he heard Paul calling for Tom.
"Tom . . . Tom," Paul called out again.
"Tom tom, beat the little drummer boy," Tom's voice rang out. "I want to see the horses. We don't have nearly enough horses in Georgetown." The voice was coming from a bit of a distance away--uphill toward where Paul could see the line of outbuildings against the moonlit skyline.
"I suppose we must indulge him," Monsignor Scarlotti said, as he passed Paul, following in the direction in which Brother Thomas had gone.
Paul and the monsignor hadn't gone far, though, before they heard a clatter, a yelp, and an expletive. When they came upon Brother Thomas, who was sitting on the path and holding his ankle, they could see that he had found not only the stables but also a pile of rakes and hoes.
"You OK, Tom?" Paul asked, bending down beside his friend.
"It's my ankle, I think."
"Can you put any weight on it?"
"In his present state, I don't think he should even try," the monsignor said brusquely. "You'd better help him into the stables and settle him comfortably, and I'll go on up to the hotel for a first aid kit and a crutch. A resort specializing in outdoor activities for the lazy rich certainly should have a store of crutches about."
When the monsignor had departed, Paul put his arms around Brother Thomas and started to raise him up.
"Don't bother, I can walk fine," Brother Thomas murmured. "I just wanted to be alone with you for a while."
"Alone with--?"
"Don't talk, Paul. It's been too long." Paul still had his arms around Brother Thomas, and the cleric pulled him further into the clutch and took Paul's lips in his. The two were transported down the years into memories of their relationship at the university.
"Oh, god," Paul croaked. "I've been hard for you all evening. I thought you had forgotten."
"Never," Brother Thomas whispered. "I want you. I can't wait until we can work something out up at the hotel."
"Why do we have to wait until we're up at the hotel?" Paul murmured. Still strong after all these years and the larger of the two, Paul scooped the cleric up from the ground and carried him into the stables. Nearly half of the stalls were empty, and there were bales of hay about, so it took no time at all for Paul to find a stall and lower Brother Thomas' belly on a hay bale. With the cleric's insistence for speed, Paul quickly had the cleric's trousers and briefs around the other man's ankles and was tonguing and fingering his ass open.
"Just like old times," Brother Thomas moaned as Paul hovered over his back, positioned his cock--which indeed had been hard for Brother Thomas all evening--and started working his way into the anal passage.
They both panted and emitted uncontrolled animal sounds as Paul thrust with his cock and Brother Thomas thrust back with his buttocks and the horses in the stalls nearby moved restlessly against their stall walls, disturbed by the strange noises coming from nearby.
Spent, Paul rolled off Brother Thomas' back and sat, his back against the stall wall beside the hay stack. Brother Thomas, in turn, lowered himself from the hay and sat with his back against the stack and his legs draped over Paul's. Instinctively, each man reached for the cock of the other and they sat there, overlapped, each slowly stroking the other, and both breathing hard. What had been easy thirty years ago no longer was, for either of them. But they both had managed as if it had only been yesterday that they had actively been lovers.
"I had almost forgotten," Paul whispered after his breathing became more controlled.
"I never did," Brother Thomas answered. "You always were the best."
"Don't let the monsignor hear you say that," Paul said with a little laugh. "And he'll be back soon."
"Not too soon," Brother Thomas said. "I timed the walk from the hotel down to here when we went down into the town. We probably have another half hour before he can get back, walking in the dark and having to find a first aid kit. And their medical office is closed at night. They'll have to find someone to open that to get a crutch."
"You mean to say you planned this?"
"Would you be upset with me if I did?" Brother Thomas asked.
"The way your personal assistant and David's wife were getting along, I half thought he wouldn't be in the way and we could meet in my room tonight. And maybe we still can if they . . ."
"Chris and David's wife?" Paul said it with a snort. "I hardly think so."
"David certainly seemed to think so," Brother Thomas said. "He was nervous and left for the hotel early tonight. He no doubt has his young wife back in line and in his bed by now."
"Oh, you think so? You think David went back for his wife? That's highly debatable. Didn't you see how closely Chris resembles you at that age?"
"I don't know what . . . did you use the word 'debatable' again?"
They both laughed.
"Your assistant, Chris . . ." Brother Thomas now said. "You are fucking him, aren't you?"
"So you noticed," Paul answered.
"That he looks so much like I did back in 1980? Yes. You didn't have to tell me that. When I saw that is when I first believed we might be able to rekindle what we once had."
"And you aren't upset that I kept pursuing the ideal of you beyond the time we spent together?"
"Not in the slightest," Thomas answered in a quiet, hoarse voice.
"We're wasting time, you know," Paul suddenly said. "You said that Scarlotti would be back in about--"
"As you said, we're wasting time," Brother Thomas said, as he came up on his knees and covered Paul's mouth with his.
This time, with Brother Thomas lying on the small of his back on the hay bale, and a trouserless Paul hunched between the smaller man's spread and lifted legs, his ankles held in Paul's fists, the two took a bit too long in the fuck. And they failed to anticipate how silently Monsignor Scarlotti could move in the night.
He was there, inside the stable, watching them, for several minutes before they became aware of his presence. When they did, it was after the monsignor had slowly unbuttoned the thirty-three buttons of his cassock and spread the cassock apart, showing not only that he was naked underneath but also that a firm erection jutted out from his gray pubic bush.
Somewhat shocked, but the scenario being too clear for Paul to bother to try to hide it, Paul turned his head to the monsignor. He didn't seem all that surprised that the priest was naked and erect under his cassock. "You didn't have time to get to the hotel and back--and I don't see a first aid kit. Have you been--?"
"I've been watching from the shadows the entire time, yes," Scarlotti said. "I figured that Brother Thomas would be at you for this. I didn't buy into his charade of a twisting ankle. And you know what I want now."
It was only after the monsignor had saddled up behind Paul and had thrust inside him and was fucking him from behind while Paul was fucking Brother Thomas missionary style that the mentor and his students of thirty years previously were truly traveling back down memory lane.
* * * *
The three were not exactly missed by those they'd left back at the hotel. David Eagleton, who had carried a crush for Brother Thomas all these years but had suppressed it because Monsignor Scarlotti was in control and Paul Frasier had been there first, had been deeply taken with Chris Cahill earlier in the evening. Chris so closely resembled the young Thomas, who David had pined for but had never won, that David was smitten by him. David followed Chris to the men's room from the Jefferson bar and was delighted to find that Chris had no problem with being propositioned by him. Chris wasn't just Paul Frasier's personal assistant; he also was Paul Frasier's boy toy.
While Paul and the clerics were having their memory-lane threesome in the stables, David Eagleton was thoroughly into Chris--in the literal meaning of that word--in Chris' room at the hotel. And David wasn't the least bit worried about where his young wife, Amber, was or what she was doing. They had an arrangement for political reasons.
Amber wasn't being overlooked, however. The message she'd passed to their waiter in the Jefferson bar had had its immediate--and intended--effect. Those two, young, beautiful people were fucking like rabbits in an empty room the waiter had purloined with the help of a friend at the reception desk.


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By: A Athanas, F Vorhies, F Ghersi, P Shadie and J Shultis
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International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
These guidelines address one of the most critical issues which protected area planners and managers face in the East Asia region: obtaining the funds needed to ensure the survival and success of protected areas. The publication explains how protected areas can generate more finance to help meet their needs, and contains brief case studies. It also includes a list of potential funding sources in the region. It is hoped that the advice available in these guidelines will provide protected areas managers in East Asia with some of the tools and knowledge that they require to improve the financial `bottom line' of their protected areas and protected area systems.
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Well, this may be a bit harsh since both my parents are from there--and I have more relatives living there than anyplace else--but I have no interest in ever returning to Nebraska.
Last time I was there (for a 50th anniversary celebration for relatives), the people were nice enough--but I was bored out of my mind after the first of my three days spent there. There is simply nothing to do. If you ever decide that you want to make your remaining years seem like they are lasting forever, go to one of the smaller towns.
Might be fun if you like living on a farm as a kid, but not for anyone over 12 years of age.


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[Preamble that Matt will post with our answers on Monday]: Here's our batch of answers. This has been compiled by the various members of the group editing an internal website over the last few days. As such it may not be as consistent as we might like and there might be pieces that represent opinions of just a few (or one) of us rather than the group as a whole.
What would you like to achieve on your property in terms of the landscaping of your home and its ability to feed you? This is the time to dream big and long term.
Dreaming big and long term: The 500 meals/day that are served in the dining hall contain mostly food that we've grown or foraged for ourselves. All 400ish community members will be intimately involved with producing this food. The landscape design across the whole campus is centered around food. Well-maintained apple and other fruit and nut trees, berry bushes, grapes(?), other perennials. Maple syruping. The farm and greenhouse(s) will produce many annual crops. Livestock will roam happily. Bees! Goats! Goat cheese! Chickens and ducks. Are their options for grains in southern VT? How do we best provide calorie crops?
Food processing will also be part of the program: canning, baking bread,...
All of this will integrate seamlessly with the academic program.
What is your timeline- can you make changes quickly or do you plan to make changes over several years?
I'd say both. Some things, like down at the garden we can do more immediate things, whereas it would also be beneficial to have long term plan. For the main-campus ideas, that probably needs to be approved by the community, no?
We want to be working continuously year-to-year to grow the operation. We are currently nowhere near our answer to the previous question!
How much money do you plan to dedicate to initial changes?
The farm budget is tiny---$500/year. We have reasonable expectations that this will grow slightly each year. There are budgets to which we can apply for specific projects. The college, in conjunction with other small independent VT colleges, has applied for a $100,000 grant to support connections to and participation in sustainable local food networks. We will not hear if this has been successful until the end of summer at the earliest.
So, ideally we'll come out of the class with a range of low-cost projects (we're confident we can match that $500 if we have well-thought-out uses for it). We won't be able to immediately fund larger projects, but if we can put those together too we can start the process of asking for funding.
How much money can you dedicate on a monthly or annual basis?
See previous answer. We also hope to be able to work out how we can sell food, possibly to the kitchen via an internal accounting mechanism that isn't really "selling", to provide more income.
How much sun do you get on your property? It helps to think in terms of number of hours of direct sunlight between March and November and think in terms of the different areas of your property.
The farm is on a south-facing slope with no shade. There is some space to extend the farm beyond its current extent. The campus as a whole is south-facing too, but many spots are shaded by the surrounding forest and/or buildings.
Are you willing to remove trees to increase the amount of sunlight?
Probably not. We think we have enough sunny spots without this, at least in the early stages of our growth.
What is your source of water if irrigation becomes necessary? Can you harvest rain from your roof?
We utilize the firepond for water when the siphon is running, although the hose doesn't seem to actually put out much water. Perhaps that is a blockage issue somewhere? Also, unrelated, but did that hose ever get taken out before the snow/freeze? We could in theory harvest rain water off of the Love Shack (aka farm shed), but any farther away seems impractical. Any other water would have to be carried down from Persons Auditorium, which I imagine makes for back breaking work.
What is currently growing in your yard?
Last year's crops from the farm included: onions, leeks, tomatoes (lots of varieties), basil, kale, pumpkin, strawberries, delicata squash, butternut squash, hot peppers, green peppers, swiss chard, spinach, edamame, amaranth, carrots, garlic, cabbage, broccoli (didn't work), drying beans, hops. Cover crops: winter rye, buckwheat.
Elsewhere on campus: lots of apples, peaches, blackberries, mint, raspberries, we planted three blueberry bushes, wild grapes.
How important are the aesthetics of your yard to you? To your neighbors?
Similar to the entertaining question, the main campus needs to maintain it's functionality of being a communal space, that of gathering and of beauty and appeal, both for us and for visitors. It needs to be quite presentable. Down on the farm I think so too, but not as much. But maybe if we can make it look nice and visitable down there, we'd be taken more seriously up on main campus.
Improving aesthetics might have knock-on effects for funding and growth within the community as the farm can be part of tours etc.
Are there neighborhood covenants, rules or regulations that are suppose to keep you from growing food or raising certain types of animals?
We have many lovely layers of bureaucracy, most of which say different things. Can we sell our food? We don't know. Can we keep animals? We don't know. Can we even eat our own food in the dining hall? We do, but last year we didn't get any money back to the farm. We hope to change this in the coming year.
That's all the internal college stuff; we need to find out about state and federal regulations too.
Will children be using the yard? If so what age and how many?
Will pets be using the yard? If so how many and what kind?
Do you use your yard for entertaining purposes?
I guess this is a matter of opinion. ;)
Taking the question as it is meant, I think that the answer should be that we do and we want to more. There's the firepit and the proposed meeting area aspect of the greenhouse. I'd love to see the farm used more as a social space.
Also, if we're thinking in terms of the entire campus, it most certainly needs to be presentable.
Are there special activities like bonfires or hog racing for which you will need to set aside room?
We hope to use the farm and greenhouse more in academic work. I'd love to see some hog-racing too!
Would you like to include fruit trees, bushes and edible perennials (plants that come back every year) in your landscape? If so how much room can you devote to these plants? (Remember trees are big and produce lots of shade. Shrubs can get big too.)
I think we need fruit trees. I want fruit trees. We need the next generation of apples plus others. Fruit bushes and perennials, both edible and medicinal, would be a great part of the system, I believe, at least maybe for the main campus bit. Once the perennials and fruit trees are established, they are less work.
Do you plan to grow annual vegetables (plants you start from seed or transplant every year like corn and tomatoes) and if so how much room can you devote to these vegetables. By the way you'll want at least 6, and better yet 8, hours of direct sunlight for this area.
Yes. We do this quite a lot already.
How much time can you commit to your garden each week?
Variable. Until mid-May and from September onwards we have a lot of people on campus, including a small group (mainly us!) that are committed to working on this and more that can be persuaded to help out on specific projects. From mid-May until September, we don't know. Clare H and Travis will be here for all but six weeks of this. We hope that one or more students will be able to stay in the area and work on the farm. Various staff and faculty will probably be able to do some too.
How much food, on a percentage basis based on your weekly menu, would you like to harvest from your yard?
As much as we can. In the short term we'd to be able to have a noticeable presence in the dining hall---some inclusion in most meals, or the occasional meal built around produce that we've grown.
Do you have physical limitations that would make typical gardening difficult for you?
How much help (significant others, reluctant in-laws, children, household pets pressed into the service of chasing away squirrels) do you have at your disposal?
See above.
How much experience do you with growing plants and gardening?
Some of us have quite a bit; most of us have very little. Some are somwhere between. As a college, we rotate through about a quarter of our population each year. Our long-term plan needs to include ongoing education.
Do you have room to over-winter potted plants in your home?
We have one greenhouse and another being built. Beyond that we have lots of offices, dorm rooms and other spaces we could house potted plants.
Do you have sunny windowsill useful for starting seeds or growing sprouts?
There is a greenhouse area in the science building that we currently use for this. Windowsills in dorms and offices could probably be commandeered too.
What kinds of animals would you be interested in raising: chickens, turkeys, rabbits, goats, cows, pigs, sheep, llamas, bees, fish, or others?
Any and all! I think we might be able to make headway with bees. Chickens for eggs might be the next step after that. Some of us are very enthusiastic about getting goats.
What equipment do you own or could borrow? Think hand tools like shovels and rakes but also mowers and tillers.
We have a range of hand tools. We have a rototiller and plant ops mow where needed. We have a garden cart for transporting compostable materials from the dining hall to the farm, but this is on its last legs (wheels?).
Do you have natural sources of mulch available including baled straw, fallen leaves or grass clippings? How about cardboard (any appliance stores near by?)
We have some baled straw available and as many fallen leaves as we can collect.
Do you have room for outdoor containers on patios, decks or porches for growing food?
Do you anticipate a problem with animals such as rabbits or gophers visiting your garden and helping themselves to your produce?
We have many deer. Probably other stuff too. Whatever you'd expect in a forest in VT.
Do you anticipate encountering soil contamination due to exterior lead paint or other chemicals previously used on your property?
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Arthur Brown, LB - Baltimore Ravens
A second-round selection in the 2013 NFL Draft, Brown was inactive for the Ravens' 20-13 loss at Indianapolis on Sunday, a defeat that dropped Baltimore to 3-2. In 14 games last season, Brown made 15 tackles, including a half sack.
Bryce Brown, RB - Buffalo Bills
Brown, a seventh-round pick in 2012 by Philadelphia who was traded to Buffalo in the offseason, was inactive for the Bills' 17-14 last-second victory at Detroit on Sunday. The Bills improved to 3-2 with the win.
Jeromey Clary, OL - San Diego Chargers
An eighth-year offensive lineman for San Diego, Clary remains on the Chargers' physically unable to perform list. Clary, who has played in 103 career regular season games, saw the Chargers topple the New York Jets, 31-0, Sunday to improve to 4-1.
Emmanuel Lamur, LB - Cincinnati Bengals
An undrafted rookie free agent signee in 2012, Lamur started and made seven tackles and two passes defended in Cincinnati's 43-17 Sunday-night loss at New England. In four starts this year, Lamur has 29 tackles, four passes defended and one interception for the 3-1 Bengals.
Cornelius Lucas, OL - Detroit Lions
An undrafted rookie free agent offensive lineman for Detroit, Lucas played in the Lions' 17-14 setback against Buffalo on Sunday. The loss dropped Detroit's record to 3-2.
Jordy Nelson, WR - Green Bay Packers
Nelson, a seventh-year veteran, made his 46th career start Thursday night in Green Bay's 42-10 blowout victory over Minnesota. The former second-round pick made his only reception a good one as it went for a 66-yard touchdown strike to give the Packers a 14-0 lead. In five games this season, Nelson ranks second in the NFL with 525 receiving yards on 34 receptions with four touchdowns, while he has totaled 5,115 yards and 40 touchdowns in his six-plus years in the NFL.
Highlight: 66-yard TD catch
Terence Newman, CB - Cincinnati Bengals
Neman, a 12-year NFL veteran, made his 163rd career start in a 43-17 Cincinnati loss Sunday night at New England. Newman recorded eight tackles in the contest to push his career total to 697, while he also has 138 passes defended in his career. The Bengals suffered their first loss of the season, falling to 3-1.
Tavon Rooks, OL - New Orleans Saints
Rooks, a sixth-round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, is on the New Orleans practice squad. The Saints earned a 37-31 overtime win against Tampa Bay on Sunday to improve to 2-3.
Darren Sproles, RB/Returner - Philadelphia Eagles
A 10th-year pro, Sproles rushed seven times for 51 yards, returned a punt 23 yards and a kickoff 15 yards in Philadelphia's 34-28 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday. Traded to the Eagles from the Saints in the offseason, Sproles how has 16,112 career all-purpose yards to rank 20th in NFL history, just 140 yards behind another active player in Wes Welker. The Eagles bounced back from their first loss of the year as they are now 4-1.
Daniel Thomas, RB - Miami Dolphins
A 2010 draft pick by Miami who was resigned by the Dolphins three weeks ago, Thomas and the Miami Dolphins were idle last week after a 38-14 win over Oakland in London, England, last week. The running back has rushed seven times for 50 yards and caught two passes for 46 yards this season for the 2-2 Dolphins.
Justin Tuggle, LB - Houston Texans
A starting linebacker for the Houston Texans, Tuggle carded five total tackles and recovered a fumble in Houston's narrow 20-17 defeat at the hands of Dallas on Sunday. An undrafted rookie free agent prior to the 2013 season, Tuggle now has 17 tackles this season and 31 for his career for the 3-2 Texans.
Highlight: Fumble recovery
Reggie Walker, LB - San Diego Chargers
A sixth-year pro who is in his second season with the Chargers, Walker was inactive for San Diego's 31-0 blowout win over the New York Jets Sunday afternoon. Walker, who has four tackles this season, saw the Chargers improve to an AFC West Division leading 4-1 record.
Ty Zimmerman, S - New Orleans Saints
Zimmerman, an undrafted rookie free agent signee by the New Orleans Saints, is on injured reserve for the 2014 season. The Saints earned their second win of the season, a 37-31 overtime win over Atlanta on Sunday.
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|Season 2, Episode 8
General Information
|Hannibal (2013)
|Air date
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|Scott Nimerfro, Bryan Fuller, Steve Lightfoot
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Episode guide
|Hannibal (2013) episodes
The FBI find the body of a woman stuffed into a dead horse. With Will Graham's help, Jack Crawford must find the killer before more innocents are killed.
Plot Summary
Will and Jack go ice fishing. They catch a trout and hand the fish to Hannibal so he can cook it. During dinner, Hannibal declares that they have moved past forgiveness and apologies for the things they have done.
In a horse stable, a stable manager finds a dead horse lying in his stable. Upon examining it, he finds stitches on the horse. He cuts the stitches and is frightened when a dead woman falls out of the horse's womb. The FBI are called in to investigate the scene. Hannibal and Jack arrives to look at the body. Hannibal postulates that whoever did it wanted to give bring the body back to life.
In Hannibal's therapy room, Hannibal listens to a woman named Margot Verger as she recounts how she attempted to murder her brother. After listening to her, Hannibal subtly suggests that she should kill her brother when she knows that she won't be caught.
At the crime lab, the FBI take the body of the woman in the horse and do an autopsy. They learn that the woman is named Sarah Craber and that she was strangled to death. With further examination of the body, they find a bird trapped inside her chest.
Will and Jack interview a man named Peter Bernardorne, who had previously worked at the stable. After seeing him, Will suspects that Peter knows who killed Sarah. After 16 graves are found by the FBI, Will returns to Peter to interview him. He learns that Peter's social worker might be manipulating him from behind the scenes. Peter's social worker, Clark Ingram, is then taken in for questioning. While Alana tests Ingram's emotions, Will and Hannibal come to the conclusion that he is the killer. Though they suspect that Ingram is the killer, the FBI is forced to let him go due to lack of evidence.
Will and Hannibal rush to the stable because Will fears that Peter may be in danger. They find Peter sewing Ingram into the horse. Will takes Peter aside and confesses his admiration for taking action against Ingram. Peter admits that Ingram is not dead. Ingram emerges out of the horse. Will tries to shoot the man, but Hannibal stops him.
- Hugh Dancy as Will Graham
- Mads Mikkelsen as Dr. Hannibal Lecter
- Caroline Dhavernas as Dr. Alana Bloom
- Laurence Fishburne as Jack Crawford
- Scott Thompson as Jimmy Price
- Aaron Abrams as Brian Zeller
- Katharine Isabelle as Margot Verger
- Jeremy Davies as Peter Bernardone
- Chris Diamantopoulos as Clark Ingram
- Martin Julien as Stable Hand
- Doug Hughes as Veterinarian (as Douglas Hughes)
- Christine Ebadi as Sarah Craber
- Showrunner Bryan Fuller stated in an interview with AV Club that the writers had originally intended to have a killer emerge from a dead horse's body in the episode Coquilles. The writing team would later remove the horse scene because they had thought it would be too much to have man being hanged and a man coming out of a dead horse in the same episode.
- The bird inside Sarah Craber's body was originally intended to be dead in the draft.
- The episode title "Su-zakana" is a word for a dish that cleanses the palate. This is a appropriate title because the episode is the first episode of the second season to have a self contained case that ends in one episode after a string of serial episodes.
- In the novel, at this point in the story, Margot is six years old as opposed to being an adult.
- In their adaptation of Mason and Margot Verger, the writing team generalized the sadism from molesting Margot as a young girl to general violence. The writers felt that the storyline was too dark and they did not want to tell that story.
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Will Section 42 survive? The answer that emerges on Beacon Hill to that question is being closely watched by environmental and energy industry groups who have formed an unlikely alliance and marshaled their resources in recent days in an attempt to defeat a provision in a currently pending energy bill that has been decried from the outset by some as a "sweetheart deal" for the would-be purchaser of the Salem power plant.
Will Section 42 survive?
The answer that emerges on Beacon Hill to that question is being closely watched by environmental and energy industry groups who have formed an unlikely alliance and marshaled their resources in recent days in an attempt to defeat a provision in a currently pending energy bill that has been decried from the outset by some as a "sweetheart deal" for the would-be purchaser of the Salem power plant.
On Tuesday, the New England Power Generating Association took out ads in both Boston daily newspapers, urging residents to contact their legislators and demand Section 42 be removed from House Bill 4225, which aims to improve the Green Communities Act, the 2008 state law designed to encourage more renewable energy in the state.
The ad calls Section 42, which requires utilities to enter into a 15-year contract with any company that shuts down and cleans up a coal or oil plant, "an unfair deal" that will "cost Massachusetts families and businesses billions of dollars over the next 15 years."
That cost estimate is just one of several widely divergent figures that are marking the debate as the six-member conference committee tries to reconcile differences between the House version of the bill and the Senate's version, which contains no provision akin to Section 42.
Section 42 was inserted in the House bill by Salem state Rep. John Keenan, who readily acknowledges that he sought out the chairmanship of the energy committee because the power plant was coming to a crossroads.
"It's been the No. 1 issue in my community for a decade and a half," he said.
The insertion of Section 42, too, is also in the best interests of the city he represents. But he stresses that the provision will not come at the expense of ratepayers across the state, noting that the bill contains language that a new plant be "reasonably expected to result in net benefits in terms of costs to electricity customers in the commonwealth." He called the NEPGA's billions figure "scare tactics of the highest order" and "hyperbole."
But NEPGA President Dan Dolan said the figure is based on "very conservative assumptions regarding the recent history of power plant construction," which has come with a price tag of $1,250 per kilowatt. Multiply the 720 megawatts of generation New Jersey-based Footprint Power has in mind for the site by that $1,250 figure, and you approach $1 billion, he noted.
Dolan added that a discussion about how to clean up the Salem site and others like it is one "we are more than happy to have" and one in which the Legislature might aptly have a role. But he reiterated that the in this case, the boost being offered to Footprint is disproportional to the cost of the clean up.
Keenan and the NEPGA also disagree as to whether the power that would be generated from the Salem site is needed. In a letter to the conference committee, Dolan noted, "New England as a whole, and Massachusetts specifically, have more than adequate electricity capacity to meet consumer demand," as proven by grid operator New England ISO's annual forward capacity auctions.
"Even with the planned retirements of generation facilities over the next few years in New England, the last auction elicited nearly 4,000 MW beyond levels needed to ensure an ample 17 percent reserve margin," Dolan wrote, adding that "modifications to the regional energy and capacity markets, not one-off transactions, are the better way to incent new generation when needed."
Keenan acknowledges that he is proposing an "out-of-market" solution to the problem, but with respect to the local area's "load pocket," he said that capacity is lacking. Also lacking, he said, are sites within the "[Route] 128 beltway" where power could be generated, if the Salem site is no longer used for that purpose.
Keenan said he would welcome discussion at some future point about the efficacy of the deregulated power market lawmakers created 15 years ago, but at the moment, there is a more pressing concern.
"I'm afraid the [Salem power plant] property will be sitting there for the next 50 years with a padlock," he said. "That, to me, is unacceptable."
Section 42 also drew to the State House Tuesday morning an unlikely mix of like-minded protesters representing both environmental groups, including Swampscott-based HealthLink, and energy groups like the NEPGA and Retail Energy Supply Association.
"It is ironic that a bill to create a green and sustainable energy program for Massachusetts should end up subsidizing a long-term contract to replace one polluting fossil-fuel power plant with another," noted HealthLink member Linda Weltner of Marblehead, one of the attendees. "Methane, which is released when gas is collected through a process called 'fracking,' over time has 25 times the effect on temperature as carbon dioxide."
Keenan, however, suggests that the environmentalists who have long fought Salem's coal plant have in essence moved the goal line, noting that when he was city solicitor, the same groups were calling for gas as a cleaner alternative to coal.
The protesters were joined by Beverly lawyer Jan Schlictmann, who maintains that the cost to clean up the Salem site — and thus the need to subsidize Footprint's efforts — has been greatly exaggerated, pointing to the decommissioned Montaup plant in Somerset, the site of which Asset Recovery Group of New Jersey bought for $3.65 million, in essence indicating that the value of the metal and other materials it could salvage from the site outweighed the cost of the cleanup.
"It is very troubling that the story of how market forces are at work in the deconstruction, remediation and redevelopment of the former Montaup coal plant site at Somerset is being completely ignored by our local leaders," he said.
Keenan counters that the net figure of $60-$80 million to clean up the site comes directly from the state-funded study the city of Salem commissioned on the future of the plant site.
Also joining the protesters on the State House steps was Marblehead state Rep. Lori Ehrlich, who gathered the signatures of 20 of her colleagues on a letter to the conference committee.
"By requiring distribution companies to enter into long-term contracts with fossil fuel burning generating facilities at the site of retiring coal and oil facilities, Section 42 distorts the deregulated energy market," the letter reads in part. "This will saddle ratepayers with the risk and cost of inevitable increases and fluctuations in natural gas and diesel prices over the next 15 years and beyond."
The letter adds, "What may be worse is this language would give an advantage to one beneficiary with plans to build a gas and diesel power plant to the detriment of other electric generation projects as well as energy efficiency and conservation, regardless of their economic, employment and/or environmental advantages. This language amounts to playing favorites, and that is an inappropriate use of state policy."
Footprint has said that the timing of its announcement of a deal with the plant's current owner, Dominion, was coincidental to the House passing the bill containing Section 42, and has suggested that its plans to acquire the plant will move forward no matter what is decided on Beacon Hill. That leaves Ehrlich and others scratching their heads.
"Section 42 is bad for ratepayers, bad for the environment, bad for consumers and distorts the free market that has been in place since the 1990s," she said. "Ratepayers get all of the risk and expense and Footprint, who say they don't even need it, get all of the upside. Why sweeten the deal to such an extreme, especially if they don't need it?"
She added, "It's bad public policy to distort the market to benefit one out-of-state corporation. Section 42 must be eliminated."
Whether it will be remains to be seen. Weymouth Republican Sen. Bob Hedlund, one of the six members of the conference committee told the Quincy Patriot-Ledger that the Salem Harbor provision would complicate the committee's negotiations, more than any other aspect of the bill. Beyond saying that the committee was "making progress," Keenan declined further comment. Legislative leaders hope to complete the bill by July 31.
"I've got 14 days left," Keenan said Tuesday.
Material from Jon Chesto at the Quincy Patriot Legder and the State House News Service was used in this report.


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The apartment is as accurate as shown in the pictures and very very convenient to (almost) everything in Lancelin! The apartment is also very clean and everything looks very new! Tom's friendly and replies really fast! Would definitely recommend if you are stopping by Lancelin!Jeremy2017-05-23T00:00:00Z
Clean, quite and really good location. Everything you need for few days is in:) Thank you :):)Federica2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
Just off the main road, short walk to shops. Nice little unitDoug2017-04-03T00:00:00Z
Tom was so prompt in his communication and helpful.Cathy2017-05-02T00:00:00Z
The host is welcoming, the house is clean and tidy. We had a great time in LancelinKaly2017-03-15T00:00:00Z
Tom is a very nice, uncomplicated and helpful host. The place is very clean and well equipped. We can absolutely recommend Tom's place.Cem2017-03-22T00:00:00Z
Tom a very good host. Very clean and comfortable unit for our overnight stay. It had everything we needed.Robert2017-04-04T00:00:00Z
Great location and nice host. Would recommend to stay here. The unit shares walls with the house though so I wouldn't recommend it for anyone that will be making lots of noise. A great place to base yourself while you explore the surrounds.Lauren2017-03-06T00:00:00Z
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Lancelin, WA, Australia
Quite a dodgy apartment block in an poorly maintained and shabby locale. If you go with toddlers don't let them upstairs, if they stumble downstairs they'll go head first into a wall. Didn't enjoy Lancelin. Should have researched it more. Some of the comments in the guest in the guest book are either doubtful in veracity or they've had a conveyor belt of gullible guests.Paul2017-02-04T00:00:00Z
Julie is a great host! Mom and Dad had a great time in Lancelin. Accommodation was perfect for the 4 of us, and excellent location. See you next time thank you!!!Mike2016-04-06T00:00:00Z
The location very convenient, it's near to the Lancelin sand dunes. Got the immediate response by Julie when need helps.WOOI WOOI2016-06-14T00:00:00Z
Great little place for a trip to Lancelin within walking distance to everything. The pub is 100m away and the beach 50m from that. The strong fan in the bedroom helped on the hot nights along with the ceiling fan. However the loft area would have been very hot to sleep in at night. Really nice spot and recommend it if you're heading to Lancelin for a few days.Blake2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
lovely unit,everything is so comfy.mingxu2016-12-19T00:00:00Z
everything as is described all the little extra things was very taught full fishing rods and bicycles my boys was very amazed thank youMonika2016-11-19T00:00:00Z
Great spot!Daniel2016-10-29T00:00:00Z
Lovely stay. Small but clean and great location. Wasn't what we were expecting from the outside. Pleasantly surprised by what we found inside. Thanks Julie!!Sonia2016-07-10T00:00:00Z
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Hey great location, walking distance to the beach and jetty and everything else you need - coffee and pub. Nice tidy studio apartment and entertaining area out the back with BBQ.Anton2016-02-22T00:00:00Z
We had such a lovely stay here over Christmas - my husband and I and our dogs. It was so nice to stay somewhere where the dogs were welcome and safe and could join us out and about. The cottage was beautifully presented and clean, and Lyn even bought us chocolates on arrival! The courtyard with gazebo is a lovely place to sit and relax and even though it's next to a cafe, it was very quiet. Fantastic location very close to the beach, shops, and pub. Thanks so much for having us!Talita2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
Really convenient, great location for what we wanted. Just a few hundred meters from the shops, the pub and the beach. Great for taking the dog out! The back garden was just lovely too! We spent all afternoon just relaxing there as it was so nice. The kitchen isn't overly equipped, but there's a BBQ which was fine for us. There is a bit of an ant issue, but don't leave any food out and the issue goes away! In all, we had a lovely weekend, so thanks Brendan!Lauren2016-12-18T00:00:00Z
Brendan was great - really easy going, and he even let us check-in early with almost no pre-warning! The house was everything we needed, very well kept, and perfect for chilling out - the air con also worked a treat! Highly recommend and I hope to stay here again soon!Shelley2015-12-28T00:00:00Z
Great place!zoe2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at Isabella's Cottage with my husband's mother and our dog Keen. It was neat and tidy and close to the beach.Frieda2015-11-14T00:00:00Z
Brendan was really easy to deal with and made us feel welcome. We enjoyed our one night stay. The place was clean, comfortable and great for a couple, although it was a little bit noisy in the morning as it as next to a cafe. There was a nice backyard seating area which would be great for summer lunch/dinner outside.Naomi2015-09-27T00:00:00Z
Lyn was fantastic - couldn't do enough to help us. It was unfortunate that the DVD player had been stolen some time previously and the Foxtel didn't include the movies option so TV viewing was limited. Lyn did battle on however and 24 hours in we had a DVD player. The place was clean and the air conditioning really does work well and a relief in the hot weather. Very handy to the beach and a pleasant (if short) walk along the shared path.Tony2016-03-08T00:00:00Z
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Lancelin, WA, Australia
Apartment 13 is very clean and tidy. The apartment is compact but has everything you need. The communication was great.jake2015-09-14T00:00:00Z
We spent a lovely night in Rhonda's place. The unit was extremely well equipped with everything on hand including milk in the fridge, a complimentary bottle of wine and M&Ms too :) The beds were comfortable and everything was super clean. Great value and a pleasure to stay there. We would book again.Peter2017-02-27T00:00:00Z
Beautifully decorated apartment close to everything in Lancelin. Everything was perfect.Alenka2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Number 13 proved to be a very comfortable and relaxing base for our 2 week stay in Lancelin. The apartment was even bigger and more well equipped than we expected from the descriptions. Rhonda provided lots of thoughtful extras which were very much appreciated - including treats and basics in the fridge and cupboards. We didn't meet Rhonda but felt well informed before and during our visit. We thoroughly recommend this accommodation and would not hesitate to stay again in the future. Thank you.Claire2016-02-09T00:00:00Z
Very clean, excellent facilities, great communication.Nicole2017-04-24T00:00:00Z
A cosy clean lovely home that my family and I thoroughly enjoyed staying in. Rhoda is very organise and detail in her instruction. We had no problem finding everything we needed. Thanks.Mee2015-12-01T00:00:00Z
The apartment was awesome. It looks exactly like in the pictures and is very comfortable. Extremely clean and well-kept. Very near the jetty and just opposite the tavern.Mohamed Hairul2015-10-17T00:00:00Z
Perfect lay out by Rhonda, really goes above and beyond to make sure guests are comfortable! Thank you so much for letting me stay here. Look forward to my next stays at Rhonda's unit!Anatasha2016-03-19T00:00:00Z
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Lancelin, WA, Australia
Lou's Place was a brilliant little apartment for our small family of 3. It was extremely well stocked, everything was clean and tidy and Lou herself was so helpful and accomodating. The bed was comfortable, and the futon was big enough for a teenager. We would recommend Lou's Place to everyone!Craig2016-10-02T00:00:00Z
We stayed for a week in Lou's Place and really enjoyed the whole experience. The unit is a renovated, clean and comfortable space. The bed is comfortable which is very important and there is a generous discount for stays of a week or longer. Lou has thoughtfully fitted out the unit with many things which will help you enjoy the stay like plenty of linen, towels and a fully equipped kitchen. Beach chairs, a heater, fans, books and candles, plus a couple of umbrellas. The location is great and we could walk a short distance to everything - tavern, cafes, IGA, bakery , jetty and lookout. Highly recommend Lou's Place.Liz2017-04-29T00:00:00Z
We enjoyed the stay very much, thank you, Lou!Christiane2017-01-07T00:00:00Z
Lou was warm and welcoming from her initial emails through to picking up keys and dropping them off after our stay. Lou's place was better than expected, the neighbourhood was peaceful and quiet - lovely...Bob2015-07-13T00:00:00Z
Our experience at Lou's lace was fantastic! Lou was very friendly and hospitable, accommodating to all out needs. Communication was easy with Lou responding immediately to our request. The apartment was perfect for us as a couple, great location - everything in walk distance, shops, beach and the pub! Would definitely recommend Lou's Place if staying in Lancelin. Thank you for a great air bnb experience :)andrea2015-03-09T00:00:00Z
Lou's place is very comfortable and attractively decorated. Lou has equipped it with everything visitors could need and there are so many thoughtful little extras in the cupboards. We felt very at home and enjoyed a relaxing stay.Rachel2016-03-29T00:00:00Z
Lou is an excellent and friendly host who has provided everything one could possibly need in her lovely little apartment. It was clean, well looked after, and in a great location. The new mattress on the bed was extremely comfortable - we had a great night's sleep!Damian2016-01-05T00:00:00Z
Lou was very welcoming and went out of her way to make sure that all the arrangements were in place and would suit us. The apartment was cosy compact and very well supplied with everything we would need for our stay.Kathleen2015-04-12T00:00:00Z
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Lancelin, WA, Australia
Jan's place is exactly as described and photographed. A delightful ground floor apartment, with everything you need and more. It was just right for our stopover and a very pleasant bush location.Lesley2017-02-23T00:00:00Z
Lovely, very quiet location but not too far from the local town. A great place to go to relax. Wonderful friendly hosts and try the honey. We would happily return to stay again.Graeme2017-03-04T00:00:00Z
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Karakin, WA, Australia
Centrally located studio apartment walking distance to restaurants and beach. Access to Wifi & FOXTEL. Apartment does require bit of TLC & maintenance. Room does get quite bright in the morning.Merilyn2017-03-06T00:00:00Z
Great location, value and so handy being right next to the cafe! Just remember to bring all your usual toileteries (shampoo, soap etc) as these aren't supplied.Ben2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Great location - walk to the beach, pub and shops!Simmone2016-01-16T00:00:00Z
Lynn was excellent good communication all the way through our vist well presented room neat and tidy loved that we were right next door to a cafe :)David2015-09-13T00:00:00Z
Great accommodation! Excellent location, really short walk to IGA, the beach and to the Tavern. A little bit of early noise from the cafe next door and the room did get quite bright early, but it didn't bother us. Foxtel was a great bonus, my partner loved the fact there was Fox Sports. Lyn was fantastic, very easy communication with both herself and Brendan with the intial booking. Would definitely use again.Sam2016-09-25T00:00:00Z
The house we stayed in was clean, comfortable and close to the pub!Liam2017-01-05T00:00:00Z
Had a last minute stay at Isabella' Cottage. Great communication with brendan and Lyn, house was amazing and walking distance to the beachalex2015-11-22T00:00:00Z
Lovely unit, lots of room for two, quiet, close to the shops and right on the beach, really happyStuart2015-10-06T00:00:00Z
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Lancelin, WA, Australia
Great location, close to river and good views from balcony. Hammocks were great. Aircon was excellent on the hot day. High chair was handy. Paula was easy to communicate with and always responded promptly. Our stay was good with our little family in the river shack.Sylvana2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
The host for this property was fabulous, friendly, quick to respond and extremely accomodatingTania2016-09-26T00:00:00Z
We came to Guilderton to celebrate my mum's 60th, there were 6 x adults and 3 x kids. The location was close to silver creek and a 5 minute drive to Moore River General store and the river mouth. The view from the balcony was amazing and we enjoyed the mornings and sunsets out there relaxing. The inside of the beach house was a little disappointing and we needed to give it a good clean when we arrived. We also found some amenities not functioning such as 2 broken light globes, leaking bath tap & no gas in the BBQ. I addressed these directly with Paula and she was very helpful and apologetic and refunded our cleaning fee. I believe our feedback will be actioned and that this will be a great place for a simple fuss free getaway in the future.Kia2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
A great place to stay with friends and family, the pictures do not do it justice. therr is an amazing view from the balcony overlooking the river. Beautiful delightful house and holiday. I would recommendStephen2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Comfortable house , suits having extra guests.Quiet area with great river views .Peta2017-03-14T00:00:00Z
Great place, love the view and Paula is great to deal with. We will be back again.Naomi2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 37 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Zoe2017-03-11T00:00:00Z
Moore River is a great spot to holiday with kids. The house is set up well for this with lots of beds, room, towels, games and canoes. It has a lovely outlook over the river. The wood stove heated the house so quickly making it cosy. Good little beach shack. Paula was really responsive and a great host.Shelley2016-10-04T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Guilderton, WA, Australia
This place is fantastic! Only a short walk to the beach and best fishing spots. Plenty of space for everyone. The area was fantastic and the neighbourhood was lovely. Great little getaway! Highly recommended!!Tayla2017-03-06T00:00:00Z
Lovely getaway for Easter. Location fabulous to beach and coastal walks. Host Ken was very helpful and checked in that all was ok. Amenities bit dated but certainly comfortable.Jenny & Brett2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Perfect for a relaxing family getaway. Walking distance to the beach. Very clean and quiet. Beautifully sheltered and cool both day and night. Highly recommended - we will definitely stay again.Mark2017-01-28T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Guilderton, WA, Australia