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We had a beautiful weekend in this region. House very well equipped, clean, beautiful and good value for money, we would not hesitate to recommend this house and come back if the opportunity arises!Francesco2016-12-19T00:00:00Z
very spacious and very functional housing. Very quiet and very pleasant. Successful experience for us. Breakfast recommended.Laurent2017-02-28T00:00:00Z
Thank you Corinne and Jean-Louis for their hospitality and we have facilitated enter early enough in the slot. The setting is superb and the beautiful area!Frederic2016-08-21T00:00:00Z
Fabulous location with easy access to the sites and attractions of the Dordogne. Beautiful rural location with great pool facilities.Liz2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
Very nice house with a beautiful view !!Germain2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
The accommodation is situated in a lovely little village in the Dordogne where it was very pleasant to walk. Corinne and Jean Louis were very welcoming and accommodating with us during this stay.Léa2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Very nice stay. There was plenty of space. Ideal for a small or large family. Beautiful area. We highly recommend.Martine2016-11-13T00:00:00Z
A perfect place if you want to go green, in a quiet and authentic place. This barn is more perfectly situated to enjoy the many Périgord centers of interest! But be careful: the barn has two homes. Interesting for groups or stays least two families ... if you want to avoid promiscuity and not hear the neighbors above!Olivier2015-04-19T00:00:00Z
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Coux-et-Bigaroque, Aquitaine-Limousin-Poitou-Charentes, France
An incredible, unique place to stay. The room itself was charming and comfortable, while the property was simply magical. Simon & Dorothy went above and beyond to keep us happy, occupied and full during our stay. Can't recommend their beautiful home enough!Anna2017-08-22T00:00:00Z
The place du Moulin is exotic, the welcome is great. The original hosts, friendly, generous and very welcoming. House decorated with great taste, table of Games of Throne;). If you have to go through Siorac-en-Périgord, it is at Dorothy and Simon that you must stop, you will not be disappointed.marie2017-07-15T00:00:00Z
Perfect stay in a beautiful and original. Dorothy and Simon have received us like princes and are adorable. The breakfast was excellent and the aperitif on arrival too. They also give very good advice on restaurants and what to do in the surrounding area. I highly recommend this exceptional place with such warm hosts!Marika2017-07-11T00:00:00Z
Brilliant place, brilliant people!Bart2017-08-19T00:00:00Z
Dorothy et Simon sont des hôtes merveilleux, je vous les recommande vivement. Ils sont très attentifs à notre bien-être, très belle découverte. SébastienSébastien2017-08-02T00:00:00Z
Superbe endroit ! Le lieu est atypique et très cosy. Nous avons passés de très bons moments !Marie2017-07-27T00:00:00Z
Dorothy et Simon sont adorables, familiers et vraiment chaleureux . Le moulin est magnifique. Un endroit atypique à découvrir absolument. Nous gardons un superbe souvenir de notre séjour.Sonia2017-08-15T00:00:00Z
Merveilleux séjour chez Dorothy et SImon! Le lieu est atypique, magnifique et confortable. Dorothy et Simon sont des personnes d'une gentillesse exceptionnelle et un sens du partage inégalable! L'adresse vos largement le détour si vous voulez être au cœur de la Dordogne dans un lieu charmant avec des hôtes très accueillants et très intéressant! Je recommande!Claire2017-08-05T00:00:00Z
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Siorac-en-Périgord, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Very good stay in a spacious house where one feels good. Superb terrace for a maximum of the surrounding nature. We saw deer and enjoy the fruits. The area is beautiful and ay many sites and villages to explore.Claudine2016-09-19T00:00:00Z
The property is beautiful and the description and pictures do not do justice to this lovely home!! The house was just like home from home, with everything there that is required to cook and relax, Sharon loved cooking here and watching the deer and red squirrels wander around and play in the grounds was blissful! The view and area are beautiful and has to be experienced to appreciate, we loved our stay and communication was spot on! Sharon went into Sarlat to buy the sane frying pan she was that impressed, thank you for letting us stay at such short notice! We would recommend staying here to anyone who appreciates ambience, peacefulness and inspiration with amazing views, wonderful hosts and Charllotte was great to!! Mark and Sharon xxMark2016-10-01T00:00:00Z
Well-converted spacious character farmhouse with a generous terrace and a good view of fields, trees and distant hills. Sun on the terrace for breakfast, shade in the heat of the day, sun returns for an evening drink. Well chosen character furnishings. Kitchen a bit on the small side for some cooks, but no different to most French kitchens. Owner Florence very helpful and available via email and phone. Charlotte who let us in and saw us out was clear and friendly and helpful. Assured us she could be there in 10 minutes if we ever needed help. Good wi-fi. Constant hot water. Highly recommended.Philip2016-07-09T00:00:00Z
This place is a real delight and aptly named green! Overlooking the valley and offering a splendid view changing every minute of the day, the area is surrounded by trees, oak, ash, hazel ... a situation which gives the place a rare magic, exceptional and extremely positive. I highly recommend it! We have also been very well received by Charlotte, whose jam mature garden offered a welcome gift was absolutely delicious! Wonderful experience!Nadia2016-04-24T00:00:00Z
Beautiful place, great environment, perfect communication with the owner!kyo2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
Florence is great hostess. And many thanks for Charlotte who has done our stay very comfortable there. House is absolutely beautifully located, clean and cozy. It is perfect place to stay, relax and explore this area for a family or two couple. Highly recommended. Natallia, Michael, Val, Francis.Natallia2017-06-24T00:00:00Z
We spent two very pleasant weeks in this comfortable and spacious house cool despite the summer heat. Meals, morning noon and night, taken on the shaded terrace were moments of true relaxation facing the Dordogne valley below, beyond the quiet meadows and trees. All the riches of the Black Perigord are easily accessible, Lascaux caves and castles, to canoeing down the Dordogne and the Vézère.Meyer2016-07-31T00:00:00Z
This house is an oasis of peace and comfort, so tastefully decorated that I can recommend it with the conviction that if you want to calm down from city noise and stress this is the place to be. Florence and Patrice are very helpful and willing to answer every question in short time which makes the communication quite easy going and pleasant. We sincerely hope to come back(soon).r2016-06-22T00:00:00Z
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Siorac-en-Périgord, Aquitaine, France
Parfaite petite maison dans un village typique et très agréable. Plein de verdure, du calme et tout ça proche de la Dordogne. Je recommande, dépaysement garantiMa2017-08-19T00:00:00Z
Logement très agréable tout équipé, au cœur d'un joli petit village, parfaitement situé pour visiter la Dordogne. Les hôtes sont très accueillant, disponible et soucieux du bon déroulement du séjour. Vacances très appréciable!Lisa2017-08-12T00:00:00Z
Propriétaire très charmant la maison en pierre était très belle , bien équipée, et très fraîche l 'été . Le hameau se situe au milieu de sites touristiques de proximité et non loin de la Dordogne. Nous avons passé une superbe semaine merci encore de nous avoir guidé et fait découvrir des lieux qui ne sont pas dans les guides touristiques.florence2017-08-26T00:00:00Z
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Holiday home
Sagelat, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
We had a great stay at Katherine's place. Very suitable for children because of the trampoline and swing and a place to swim nearby at the river. 5 minutes driving or walking 15 minutes. The house has a modern interior and is comfortable with two bathrooms and a well equipped kitchen. In the small village there is a good bakery. Sights like castles of Castelnaud and villages of Beynac, Belves and Sarlat are all within a 30 minutes drive.Fernand2017-07-29T00:00:00Z
Back from a wonderful two week trip in the Dordogne Perigord, we thank our host, Katherine, to have rented us his beautiful house in a charming village where we found there a bakery, wine cellar, producers store and restaurants. Upon our arrival, we felt at home by the welcome and the special touches provided by Katherine. The house is as described on the site, well equipped, quiet, spacious and close to all major attractions. As we were 4 adults to occupy, we found them very comfortable and functional living spaces. Throughout our stay, Katherine inquired to make sure everything was going well and remained available for all applications. Besides his kindness, we also wish to acknowledge his great kindness. As our vacation was from Wednesday to Wednesday, Katherine accepted, unlike others, we make do by renting his house outside the traditional Saturday to Saturday. It is without hesitation that we would be staying again in these places!Nathalie2016-07-07T00:00:00Z
Katherine is a fantastic host and her house is beautifully laid out. The decor is lovely and she has literally thought of everything practically for your stay. Especially great for kids and there are lots of toys. Nothing was too much trouble either - we didn't encounter a problem with the house at all. The village is also perfectly situated for exploring the Dordogne and has everything you need including a playground, Boulangerie and wine cave. Thankyou Katherine!anne2016-11-04T00:00:00Z
We were welcomed in a perfectly clean house, I mowed garden, welcome gifts (fruits, bottle), and all with a smile. The house was very nice and super nice inside, clear, bright, south terrace, trampoline (it rained a great grandchildren and even children). For young children, it's perfect because the garden is completely closed, no pool, and the road is about 40 m. This house really enjoyed it. We had a great time. We were 6 adults and 3 children from 4 to 2 years.Nicolas2016-04-20T00:00:00Z
Kate warmly received us in his beautiful home. Everything is made to feel at home. A room for children with some toys, tourist guides of the area, a barbecue and a trampoline in the garden for all to enjoy! We are delighted with our stay and will definitely return to finish to discover this rich region.Jeanne-rose2015-08-01T00:00:00Z
Our stay at Katherine's place was amazing and the pictures are 100% accurate. The house is immaculate, spacious and has everything you need to be able to enjoy your stay there. The kitchen is well equipped, ample linen and towels provided and wifi was also great. The house is also great for kids! The house is in a little town that provides an excellent base to do day trips exploring the Dordogne region and surrounds. But most importantly, Katherine is a fantastic host. Nothing is too much to ask and she was always checking in to see that everything was ok and if we needed anything. She also left a bottle of wine and some fruit and drinks which was a lovely touch. We look forward to staying here again in the future!Ilana2016-06-10T00:00:00Z
We had a great time in the Perigord Kate is a great host, very nice and fast responsive. The house is perfectly located to reach all highlights of this region. The nearby village allows to buy the most necessities, starting from bread in the morning to wine for the evening. The next supermarkets are in short distance. The house is perfectly equipped for living and cooking and very suitable for children. The large garden and especially the trampoline allows parents to relax. Thanks Kate for your hospitality.Bernd2016-05-25T00:00:00Z
Warm welcome from the Katherine. Lovely house in a nice neighbourhood. Walking distance to bakery and local store with fresh produce and a wine shop. Short drive from many beautiful scenic sights. Perfect setting for our family (grandparents in downstairs master suite, parents and children in the 2 rooms upstairs). Toys in the children's bedroom kept our 2.5 year old daughter well occupied. Well stocked and spacious kitchen with bbq outside in the garden. All of us had a wonderful and relaxing stay!Kai 2016-08-15T00:00:00Z
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Coux-et-Bigaroque, Aquitaine, France
Marie Claude is a person who knows how to welcome her guests, to say the least! Smiling, discreet and generous. Indeed, a small stock of food is made available to the hosts in order to facilitate the life when arriving. But of course, it goes without saying to hand over what has been borrowed! The house is very cozy, typical of the Dordogne and completely renovated, with a remarkable cleanliness, with all the modern conveniences (oven, dishwasher, washing machine, coffee machine ...). The place is quiet and relaxing where it is good to sleep the windows open ... In the shade of the fig tree, you can have lunch in peace. Excellent stay at all. Elodie & EricElodie & Eric2017-07-21T00:00:00Z
This home is set in a beautiful old neighbourhood. The well organised kitchen and laundry helped up feel at home. The view from the bedroom was lovely and relaxing. Great showers and toilets. The small town is a short drive away with an information centre, not upon on weekends but can get wifi out the front. Other site and towns are nearby also. Had a great relaxing stay. High recommend peace and quiet.Kristen2017-07-24T00:00:00Z
Nous avons passé un excellent séjour chez Marie-Claude. La maison est remarquablement bien équipée et agréable à vivre. Marie-Claude est au petits soins, une de nos meilleures expérience AirBnBFrancois-Xavier2017-08-30T00:00:00Z
Joli gîte situé dans un endroit calme et hôtesse très accueillanteFrancois2017-07-25T00:00:00Z
Nous avons passé un excellent séjour dans le logement de Marie-Claude !!! Le gite est très joli, très pratique, très propre. Tout est fait pour que l'on s'y sente bien!!! L'environnement est très beau!!! Le gite est parfaitement au calme, c'est un bonheur!!! Marie -Claude est très agréable, très gentille et nous a accueilli merveilleusement bien !!! Nous espérons y retourner!!! Merci encore pour tout !!!!Sophie2017-08-22T00:00:00Z
Une très belle maison avec tout ce qu'il faut pour ce sentir comme chez soi. Marie-Claude est disponible et accueillante. Elle est prévenante (petit bain, petit lit bébé, jeux pour notre petite fille de 2 ans). Je vous recommande vivement d'y aller. Le temps, la région, ses spécialités et Marie-Claude tout y est pour passer un agréable moment.Caroline2017-08-24T00:00:00Z
Marie-Claude est très sympathique, tout était parfait ! Nous la recommandons et reviendrons avec plaisir.Alexandre2017-08-27T00:00:00Z
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Le Buisson-de-Cadouin, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
A little piece of paradise at fantastic hosts !!! More than highly recommended. See you soon!!!Elodie2017-07-08T00:00:00Z
Absolutely stunning room in a huge farm house which was completely renovated and converted from a previously abandoned farm house. Surrounded by a tranquil farm with fruit trees and farm animals. We had the luxury of a small private kitchen in our room which added greatly to the convenience. The owner, Michel, was friendly and helpful as well. He does not speak English however, but was not a problem when we were there as we were fortunate enough to have other airbnb guests staying there at that time who was happy to help with translation. The place might be difficult to find as it does not have a road name, so make sure to get clear directions from the owner before arriving. Highly recommended location for a relaxing stay.Yanni Dion2017-07-25T00:00:00Z
Le lieu porte bien son nom"un petit coin de paradis". Excellent accueil de Michel et de son amie. Ce court séjour était parfait, nous le conseillons fortementPascal2017-07-30T00:00:00Z
Très bon accueil, charmante bâtisse en plein campagne!Coralie2017-08-07T00:00:00Z
Je déconseille cet endroit car il est trop beau, trop calme, gérer par des gens trop attentionnés, et cet endroit est trop formidable pour un bon break, avec un rapport qualité prix très intéressant. Je déconseille car j'aimerai y revenir et avoir une possibilité de réserver assez rapidement. Encore un grand merci à Michel. Daviddavid2017-08-23T00:00:00Z
Très bon accueil, dans un très bel endroitsandrine2017-08-12T00:00:00Z
De loin notre meilleure expérience Airbnb; Olivier n'était pas là mais nous avons été accueillis par son père Michel, avec qui nous avons passé un merveilleux moment hors du temps, dans un cadre idyllique. Un lieu plein de charme, soigné où l'on côtoie même les chevreuils au petit déjeuner sous le tilleul. Allez-y sans hésiter!Mathieu2017-08-03T00:00:00Z
Michel est un hôte fantastique, comme l'endroit qu'il nous propose. Si il y'a un paradis sur terre, ça doit ressembler un peu à ça. C'est bien plus qu'une simple location Airbnb, amis des grandes chaînes passez votre chemin. Par contre, si vous cherchez l'authenticité, le calme absolu et de vraies relations humaines, vous tapez à la bonne porte. Normands que nous sommes, nous repartons à regret et avec un peu d'émotion de ce fabuleux endroit. Toute mon amitié, Vincent. Si vous êtes àVincent2017-08-25T00:00:00Z
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Berbiguières, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Nothing to say, housing is perfect, hospitality and availability of perfect hosts, ideal for business trips or family.Mike2017-02-01T00:00:00Z
discrete and available hosts. Spacious, well equipped, quiet and pleasant with a beautiful view. Well located close to attractions.Angélique2017-04-15T00:00:00Z
Corinne made us feel at home from the start. The house was beautiful in an idyllic setting. The well-appointed rooms, each with its own bathroom, and the price was good. If in doubt repeat.Lide2016-02-19T00:00:00Z
immaculate cottage in beautiful countryside. very pleasant stay. Many very similar hikes. Only drawback, no doubt point, the yellow water to taste dust on tap ...christine2016-05-09T00:00:00Z
We have spent a great in this charming cottage :) well-equipped, quiet and with a beautiful view of the Dordogne valley. Jean Louis and Corinne have received us well even if they have not had luck boiler broke down on the day of arrival but Jean Louis has installed a water heater troubleshooting and provided us with additional heating, it's been at the top for the we. I recommend this cottage you can go there with closed eyes :) thank you to Louis Jean and CorinneJerome2016-03-30T00:00:00Z
We had an amazing stay at Corinne's villa. The scenery in the area was beautiful. The house was warm and very well equipped. Each bedroom has its own bathroom. Linen is provided and you have to make your own bed. Wifi in the area is slow. There are lovely tracks and backroads to walk into the village, very enjoyable walk. Very quiet and relaxing, would definetly stay there again if in the area.Fred2017-03-15T00:00:00Z
This cottage is just perfect for a quiet holiday and sun. the house is beautiful, clean and very well laid out. The pool is very nice. Every comfort is present both in the house on the terrace or by the pool goshawks.Amelie2015-07-11T00:00:00Z
cottage very well located to discover the Périgord very functional and well equipped cottage I recommend it without reservation!Annie2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
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Coux-et-Bigaroque, Aquitaine-Limousin-Poitou-Charentes, France
We loved every second we stayed at simon and dorethy's! The first time we met we got a tour of the hole house and the garden, dorethy and simon told a lot about the history and what they did to make this place so wonderfull. The garden is really big and full of lovely plants, flowers and specially, the animals. We have a daughter, almost 1 year old, and she loved to feet the chickens and the geas. Simon and dorethy do a lot to help the nature, so they recycle plastics, make there own electricity by the mill, grow there own vegetables. Dorethy also took care of a fallen baby pigeon, sush a love for this helpless animal, we loved here care and love !Our room was pretty, we slept great on the bed and the shower was good! They served everything, big towels to dry, biologic shampoo and a lot of brochers of the surroundings of the dordogne! if we did want to now anything, we felt welcome to ask. The omelettes of simon were great, also the kindness and smiles! Simon is that creative, he build his own bridge! The dordogne is great, the river and the castles! We definitely want to come over again! Love mathys and rianneRianne2015-07-27T00:00:00Z
Simon and Dorothy were great hosts attentive. The house is great and the room is a charm to crack !! A peaceful and relaxing place in which we will return in season even if it's just to say hello :)Jeremy2016-12-03T00:00:00Z
The mill Simon and Dorothy is a place where prevailing poetry and charm. Each of the objects and furniture seems to reflect the personality of the hosts of this unusual house. We spent two delightful days and received a very warm and attentive.Cécile2016-12-29T00:00:00Z
The Moulin was lovely and centrally located for all the things we wanted to do in the region. There are many restaurants within a 15min drive and a canoe/kayak rental and supermarket a few mins walk from the house. We were in the upstairs room and which was lovely and bright with views on the garden. Simon and Dorothy have clearly put a lot of thought into what their guests will need, everything we needed was there. Breakfast was also very good, and Simon makes a great omelette. Overall we had a lovely visit and this was a great base for exploring the region.Adrienne2017-07-26T00:00:00Z
We had such a lovely stay at the Mill house. We woke up each morning to a beautifully presented breakfast, our room was beautiful and the house had such soul with Dorothy's artwork and an eclectic mix of interesting old bits and pieces, indicative of an artists residence, scattered about each room. We loved the garden, all the adorable animals and our favourite, Henry the sheep. Simon and Dorothy couldn't have done more to welcome us into their home and ensure we had a fabulous stay. Thank you so much, we hope to make it back in the future.Sarah2017-06-16T00:00:00Z
Very welcoming, lovely and caring owners. unusual setting, original decoration, combining paintings and objects of various origins including the works of Dorothy. Charming exterior, which we do not have enough advantage for lack of time. Pretty spacious and comfortable room, good bedding. An address to recommend.Celestine2016-08-22T00:00:00Z
Dorothy and Simon were fantastic hosts. It is the first time that we have had non-French people as hosts in France and the possibility of speaking English as the main language added greatly to our cultural exchange although Dorothy and Simon also speak French. This house has tremendous character as a rural oasis beside a village crossroads. The river, the chickens and geese all add interest to a delightful setting. Dorothy and Simon's enthusiasm for the watermill and its setting is obvious as they develop this lovely home. Everything about this stay was comfortable and relaxing. Dorothy and Simon provided a wonderful breakfast - the chickens contributed to Simon's fabulous omelettes. This provided a good base for visiting the Perigord area - the prehistoric cave paintings, castles and the River Dordogne. Dorothy and Simon advised us about good local restaurants and helped us plan the places we would visit.Herbie2015-06-12T00:00:00Z
Dorothy and Simon could not have been better hosts. Their home was perfect for the three of us - comfortable, spacious, and beautifully decorated, with Dorothy's art, Simon's creations, and lovely views out of many windows. Their breakfasts, suggestions, gardens/land (which received a difficult to obtain eco certification), and warmth made us feel like family. Simon cheerfully put excellent coffee in my hand on our way out of the house in the early morning to get tickets to see the Font de Gaume cave paintings - and his directions complete with tiny drawings helped us find the best way to the Basque coast when we had to say goodbye. We also loved the proximity of their house to the incredible Dordogne. After walking less than five minutes, we were swimming. I feel nostalgic writing this review and would love to return - with more family. Thank you, Dorothy and Simon!charmaine2016-08-19T00:00:00Z
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Private room
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Siorac-en-Périgord, Aquitaine, France
Housing complies with pictures and description. Quiet and well situated for visiting the region. Very welcome by the owners representative. We spent a pleasant week shame we could not enjoyed the pool (ext low temperature)Mikael2016-05-02T00:00:00Z
The house is well located in a very beautiful, remote and quiet location and is ideal for families with children. There are two houses next to each other and the swimming-pool and little playground are shared. We were lucky and had it all to ourselves as there was nobody renting the second house but this property would also be ideal if you are looking to rent a place with two families. Be aware that the house is a traditional 'Gite de France' which is rented out during the whole season. Only the bare basics are available, you need to e.g. bring your own salt, pepper, toilet paper, etc. The owner contacted us a couple of days before the arrival to print, sign, scan and send back a rental contract, which was not mentioned in the Airbnb description. There was nothing strange in the contract and it for sure helps you to better understand the house rules of this 'Gite de France' but as we were already travelling with no access to a printer this caused quite some stress before arrival. We ended up agreeing to the terms and conditions per email and finally received the contact details of Linda, their representative, who was super friendly and welcoming.Angelika2016-09-22T00:00:00Z
Lovely quiet location, eagles, red squirrels & deer.20 min walk to village. Furnished rustically with everything you need, bar sheets and towels. Entrance drive has high speed bumps which could be an issue for cars with low ground clearance i.e. sports cars. Fantastic value for money. Pool georgous. Christian & Marie Noel were lovely to deal with.Joanna2017-06-18T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 60 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.aurelie2016-05-05T00:00:00Z
We we're met by Linda who was very friendly and helpful and showed us around the house and pool area. The house really was fantastic for our family of four and had everything we would need. Great patio bbq area with table/ chairs and lovely views across the surrounding countryside. The pool was brilliant - kids loved it and the water is treated well and feels very nice on the skin. Great rural setting but only 10 minutes drive to town supermarket and the Dordogne river so a really good location. Perfect!Tom2016-08-31T00:00:00Z
Very charming and quiet location. The accommodation is very well equipped and spacious. Very nice place and nice pool. We had a very enjoyable stay.Corinne2017-05-28T00:00:00Z
Complete immersion in nature. Beautiful setting. Lack of time to appreciate all the charms of the Dordogne, walks in the vicinity, visits of sites and numerous animations, etc ... Owners very attentive and reactive, perfect and friendly proxy. Very good stay.Bernadette2017-07-01T00:00:00Z
Ideal place for people who love nature, birds and other animals. A bit remote but by car you are in 5 minutes in the village. The cottage offers all the amenities that make a holiday home enjoyable: swimming pool, BBQ, dishwasher, washing machine etc. Very good adress for that price!Heidi2017-07-08T00:00:00Z
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Coux-et-Bigaroque, Aquitaine, France
Small site with mobile homes and two basic tents with shared facilities. Nice quiet place. Centrally situated. Nice to have a few days to explore the area.Marieke2015-07-30T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 21 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Olivier2015-07-18T00:00:00Z
Tente en locatif. Petit camping familial, calme (sauf une soirée avec travaux agricoles à proximité). Bien situé, central pour découvrir la Dordogne. Disponibilité et extrême gentillesse de LaurenceJulie2017-07-31T00:00:00Z
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Le Buisson-de-Cadouin, Aquitaine, France
Debbie's place is very cosy and located in a great small and picturesque village. Sharing time and space with Debbie was easy and pleasant. A very nice stay, indeed.Fred2017-08-01T00:00:00Z
Debbie was one of the most welcoming host we've encountered. She was kind, friendly, and very accommodating. Debbie's apartment is cute and cozy and well located in a very scenic medieval village. The room was clean and spacious and nicely decorated. Debbie's two cats are friendly and love cuddles. We had a great stay in Debbie's place and would recommend it!Marine2017-08-10T00:00:00Z
Tout a été parfait avec Debbie du début à la fin. Son logement est situé dans le Périgord noir, dans un village charmant, classé parmi les plus beaux de France. Elle nous a parfaitement accueilli et a su nous conseiller (restaurants, visites à faire aux alentours). Nous avons suivi ses conseils et n'avons pas été déçus ! Nous avons échangé avec elle comme si nous nous connaissions de longue date. Vraiment une très bonne expérience que nous recommandons à tous !Mathieu2017-08-09T00:00:00Z
Super accueil, animaux de compagnies très gentils, une très belle vu mais surtout très calme en restant proche des restaurantsIvan2017-07-19T00:00:00Z
Debbie est très accueillante et de bon conseil. À recommander.nicolas2017-08-06T00:00:00Z
3 ieme fois que je viens dormir chez Debbie, c'est juste parfait, rien a dire. Je la recommande vraiment !Ivan2017-07-25T00:00:00Z
Debbie est une personne très accueillante et attentionnée. Elle est de bon conseils pour les visites de son village de caractère et de sa région. merci beaucoup à elle.Anne2017-08-19T00:00:00Z
Debbie est une super hôte qui nous a accueilli de façon super avec des attentions et des conseils toujours avisés qui nous ont aidé à passer un très très bon séjour dans un coin magnifique. Merci encore pour cet accueil DebbieBenoît2017-08-14T00:00:00Z
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Belvès, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
House very pleasant, comfortable and well equipped inside and out. We had a great weekend with a toddler. A view breathtaking and beautiful well equipped garden (secured pool, ping pong, barbecue ...) I can only recommend Elise for her kindness and availability! We will come back !thomas2016-11-01T00:00:00Z
Superb house very well equipped on the heights of a valley with a view of the surrounding hills and Belvès. A little paradise in which to ask. Elise absent when we arrived we came to a small very nice visit. The house is in the spirit of a cottage inhabited since no outside locations.Corinne2015-10-01T00:00:00Z
This was a wonderful find. Elise is a fantastic host, and very helpful with our queries before and during our stay. The location is so peaceful and the views stunning. The house itself is well equipped, clean, spacious and also had all we needed for a 10 month old baby. We really enjoyed our stay here and would happily return!Kylie2017-05-23T00:00:00Z
We loved everything about our stay. The house and location was even better than in the pictures, with lots of character, quiet, views and beautiful country setting. Elise was very prompt and helpful from first contact (we only booked the day before!). The house was private, well equipped with tasteful furnishings and although there were only two of us, is suitable for families or couples travelling together. We had two nights and wish we could have stayed longer. There is lots to see and do in the area. Thankyou so much Elise for a wonderful experience. Nous avons tout aimé notre séjour . La maison et l'emplacement était encore mieux que sur les photos , avec beaucoup de caractère , calme , vue magnifique et champêtre . Elise a été très rapide et efficace dès le premier contact (nous avons réservé la veille! ) . La maison était privée , bien équipée avec des meubles de bon goût et bien qu'il n'y avait que deux d'entre nous , est adapté pour les familles ou les couples voyageant ensemble . Nous avions deux nuits et nous aurions bien voulu rester plus longtemps. Il ya beaucoup à voir et à faire dans la région . Merci tellement pour Elise une expérience merveilleuse .Rhonda2015-06-12T00:00:00Z
A delightful stay in a comfortable, well appointed gite. Everything we needed to cook at home. So nice to return after a long walk to your own private space. Didn't use the outdoor facilities as the weather was still cool. Did use the slow combustion fire at night. Wood gratefully provided free by our delightful host Elise. Close to both St Cyprien and Siorac for shopping. Many bastides within easy driving distance. We are keen walkers and did four long walks during our stay. Would have no hesitation in recommending the property to other visitors to these area.sue2016-05-01T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful stay in Elise's home in a very centrally located part of the Dordogne. The house and grounds are comfortable and tranquil. Elise was also an amazing host going out of her way to make our stay as comfortable as possible. Fantastic hosts!! Highly recommended. Thank you so vet much Elise for making our stay so lovely despite the rainy weather!!Miguel Andres2016-06-01T00:00:00Z
We greatly enjoyed our stay in Elise's house. The location is superb; quiet, great views, and with easy access to all the main attractions. The house is well equipped, spacious and very pleasant. Elise is a great host. Very nice and helpful. We highly recommend staying there.Ehud2016-10-06T00:00:00Z
This is a lovely home with a stunning view of the valley and the cute village across the valley. It is remote but that does add to the charm. The pool and setting is lovely. Unfortunately we were a week late for swimming weather. Elise was very kind. She brought us home made bread and local honey. When the internet was not working, she and her husband worked really hard to get it going (we were relying on it for maps and trip planning and being from the US, the local non wifi is way too expensive to use). When the company said it would be a week for the fix, she let us come to her home and use her connection. She even brought us a bottle of wine for our inconvenience. Obviously the break in the line was not her fault and she tried very hard to get it fixed. Overall I give this location a very good review and would stay again.Kasia2016-09-20T00:00:00Z
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Charming and spacious country house surrounded by greenery. Hosts very welcoming. Would recommend for a stop in the Dordogne! Lots of things to see around the house.Maxime2017-07-17T00:00:00Z
Lovely house in a great location. Corine & Christian made us feel very welcome.Catherine2017-07-24T00:00:00Z
Corine et Christian sont des hôtes très accueillants et très chaleureux. Notre chambre était grande, confortable et très propre. Coin TV / bibliotèque disponible à l'étage. Ils nous ont mis une table à disposition dans leur magnifique jardin pour y prendre notre repas le midi. Notre fils a adoré le toboggan et les animaux :-) Petit déjeuner excellent, on a apprecié le miel aux noix! Très bonne étape en Dordogna à proximité de nombreux monuments et visites.Eric2017-07-27T00:00:00Z
Corinne et Christian l'ont été des hôtes très agréables. L'accueil y a été familial et chaleureux. Nos enfants ont apprécié l'espace du jardin. Merci beaucoup.noémie2017-08-04T00:00:00Z
Un accueil et une maison impeccable !!! Il serait dommage de ne pas s y arrêter lors d un passage vers Sarlat ou Bergerac.Andy2017-07-12T00:00:00Z
Accueil et séjour exceptionnel chez Corine et Christian. Nous ne vous oublierons pas! Encore un énorme merci pour votre gentillesse et votre accueil! Maison superbe et très propre, literie parfaite, situation idéale pour découvrir une bonne partie de la vallée de la Dordogne. Allez y les yeux fermés!Anne2017-08-17T00:00:00Z
La maison de Corinne et Christian est très agréable et tous deux sont des hôtes charmants, disponibles et chaleureux. Leurs conseils ont été précieux pour découvrir la région. La maison est super avec des enfants; piscine, toboggan, balançoire, et basse cour! Adresse parfaite.Sarah2017-08-03T00:00:00Z
Hôtes adorables et très accueillants. Très bons conseils pour les visites de la région (gouffre de proumeyssac, Sarlat de nuit, etc...) La maison est magnifique, toute en pierre et la belle piscine offre une vue très sereine sur la nature! Jeux et animaux sont super pour les petits! La literie est très confortable et la chambre spacieuse.MATHILDE2017-08-31T00:00:00Z
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Berbiguières, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
This a charming house, beautifully decorated and well looked after. We loved the well-shaded courtyard and ate all our meals outside. We were very comfortable and the house had everything we needed. Very helpful advice from the family on check-in too, thank you. Belves is a wonderful place to stay with all the medieval lanes to explore. We enjoyed the village swimming pool and great food from the local shops. Handy for the Dordogne valley, but quieter and more peaceful, especially to the south. Highly recommended.Chris2017-08-25T00:00:00Z
The accommodation was perfect for us, a family of three travelling with a 6 year old. Very clean, well presented and actually slightly bigger than the photographs suggested. The view from the bedroom is one of the best in the village. Belves is an outstandingly beautiful village with access to fantastic local cuisine and the surrounding Dordogne. Would very much recommend.Jack2017-08-20T00:00:00Z
Aucune hésitation à avoir. Maison tout à fait charmante, très propre, très bien situé, très bel espace. Accueil parfait et très ponctuel. Très beau village. Nous étions 2 couples à y avoir passé quelques nuits et nous en gardons un magnifique souvenir.cedrick2017-07-26T00:00:00Z
Petite maison de ville très bien située dans Bélvès bien équipée avec une agréable terrasse et des pièces spacieuses. hôte accueillant et disponible. Stationnement dans la rue très compliqué mais des Parkings sont situés aux alentours. Village charmant.alexis2017-08-04T00:00:00Z
Charmante maison de ville dans le non moins charmant village de Belvès. Il est très agréable de s'attabler dans la cour face à un jardin "sauvage", sinon l'intérieur est très chaleureux, joliment décoré. Vaisselle, couverts, équipements électriques et autres, tout y est. La literie est de qualité. L'accueil est au top, avec les lits faits et le linge de toilette à disposition.Christine2017-08-16T00:00:00Z
Agréable séjour. Très beau village. Très reposant.Marine2017-07-16T00:00:00Z
Logement et village tres agréable pour 4 personnesvanessa2017-07-29T00:00:00Z
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Belvès, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Très bel appartement! Idéal pour un couple avec enfant. Belvès est un village très agréable pour les vacances! Nous recommandons.Noémie2017-08-04T00:00:00Z
La situación de el piso esta muy bien, el piso es correcto salvo las habitaciones que para acceder a una de ellas y a la ducha hay que hacerlo a través de la otra, el trato con la dueña Élise muy bueno, también creo que el precio es algo elevado.Ángel2017-08-26T00:00:00Z
Élise est une hôtesse aux petits soins. Nous avons passé un excellent séjour à Belves. L'appartement est très agréable et très bien situé pour visiter la région. Merci encore et à bientôt.laure2017-08-12T00:00:00Z
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Belvès, Aquitaine Limousin Poitou-Charentes, France
A very nice house in a bucolic and quiet, a charming host, what more ... recommend without moderation!Brigitte2017-04-24T00:00:00Z
Very warm welcome. Very quiet place. A full breakfast. I highly recommend this little relaxing country setting.Françoise2017-06-05T00:00:00Z
Very good stay, friendly hosts and warm. I highly recommend, the house is very nice and the enchanting garden.Camille2017-04-06T00:00:00Z
Very good place. Warm welcome in a rural setting and a comfortable room. Great calm. The host is charming and attentive. I recommend it.Monique2017-02-28T00:00:00Z
Very very welcome by Olivier and his father ... always ready to meet our demands. Very comfortable accommodation in a green setting, in a quiet country setting, the doors of the most remarkable sights of the Dordogne valley. We recommend +++ Gerard and NicoleGerard2016-10-26T00:00:00Z
Very friendly welcome when we arrived, our host us tt immediately offered a drink!Nathalie2016-11-13T00:00:00Z
Housing quite fit the descriptions, the better. Beautiful setting, Berbiguières nearby is a lovely village and the ride to get there on foot (30 min) is recommended. The owner is extremely friendly and welcoming. A book without moderation!Jean-Michel2016-11-04T00:00:00Z
Passing 2 nights in the area, we received a very warm welcome and attentive from the Olivier dad. I recommend for a small or large living ...Isabel2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
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Berbiguières, Aquitaine-Limousin-Poitou-Charentes, France
Owl lodging for a change of scenery assured and rest away from the hustle and bustle! Michel is very welcoming, the room is spacious and well equipped (table and chairs, television, wifi, books and cd), and enjoys separate access from the house for total autonomy. And the rich breakfast served by Michel is ideal to start a day of visits in the Dordogne.Matthieu2017-06-05T00:00:00Z
Many of simplicity and discretion on the part of our guests. Very good breakfast served in the room. Spacious and well equipped bathroom Many books and CDs available. Weekend relaxingCHRISTINE2016-10-30T00:00:00Z
We were greeted very warmly. The proposed housing conforms to the description, and the house is in a location nice, well beyond what the descriptions on the website décrives us. Again thank you and I hope to return to this beautiful place in the spring, when temperatures are milder, and exuberant nature.Samuel2017-03-03T00:00:00Z
very pleasant stay at home! idyllic location, host very welcoming and available.Alix2016-10-28T00:00:00Z
A home and a strong friendly host. A nice quiet and relaxing place in the heart of Perigord close to all the attractions. In short, a place to recommend.Colin2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Loverly setting very peaceful setting near the river and walking paths. Breakfast was bought to us in the morning. Michael was a great host and really nice to talk to telling us about the area and the home he has restored. Would definitely recommend staying here!Jamie2016-11-02T00:00:00Z
nice host! And what a breakfast! Too bad for staying one night! Anyway thank you for everything and I hope that will be good Chablis!Gerald2016-09-28T00:00:00Z
Like previous guests have mentioned, Olivier's father Michel runs the guesthouse. We enjoyed our stay at Michel's place! It was very tranquil and set in a beautiful location. Although we don't speak much French and Michel doesn't speak much English, he always made an effort to make us feel welcomed. It was a good base to explore the castles and the surrounding region. Everything in the room worked well and the bathroom is only shared with one other room. Although here is no kitchen facilities, there is a fridge to store some food items and Michel even has utensils for take away meals. We would recommend Michel's place to anyone visiting this part of Dordogne.Janice2017-08-15T00:00:00Z
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The Donkey Owner app is what you need to use to effectively update the bike location to its current position. Apart to adjust its location, this operation should be done every time a bike is moved to a new/ another Hub.
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What is hernia?
Displacement or protrusion of an organ from the cavity is called hernia.
Types of hernia:
– Inguinal hernia: It is the protrusion of the intestine or bladder through the inguinal wall. This is the most common type of hernia and is most likely to occur in men. This is usually due to a weakness in the inguinal region.
– Umbilical hernia: Protrusion of a part of small intestine through abdominal wall near the umbilicus is called umbilical hernia. This type of hernia is common in children and mothers who have given birth to more than 3 children.
– Incisional: It is known as Incisional hernia because it occurs as a complication of a previous surgery. The abdominal wall pushes against the incision of the previous surgery which results in protrusion of a part of intestine from the incision. Elderly people and the people with sedentary lifestyle are more likely to develop Incisional hernia.
– Hiatal: It is the type of hernia in which upper stomach pushes through the diaphragm. This usually causes difficulty in swallowing.
– Femoral: This type of hernia happens when a part of intestine slips down into the canal carrying femoral artery. Pregnant and obese women are prone to develop this type of hernia.
Causes (Reasons)
The primary cause of hernias is weak muscles. The combination of pressure and muscle weakness results in the protrusion of an organ or a part of it through the cavity. Anything that causes pressure on the abdomen may result in hernia. The most common causes include:
- Lifting a heavy weight object
- Heavy weight lifting
- Over stretching
- Long-standing diarrhea or constipation
- Persistent coughing or sneezing
- Other causes: Obesity, Smoking, Binge drinking, Overeating, Muscle weakness, and Poor nutrition
Is surgery necessary?
Hernia doesn't heal itself; it always needs surgical intervention. Surgical repair is the treatment of choice in most of the cases. Surgery is important because surgery can easily remove any visible bulging and can eliminate the pain that is caused due to it.
Delaying the hernia repair surgery or leaving the hernias untreated may result in severe complications such as strangulation, ischemia, etc. Hernia repair prevent the patient from the possible complications of hernia.
Pre-op preparations / Preparations before the surgery
You will be admitted to the hospital at least 24 hours before the surgery. You will not be allowed to eat or drink anything for at least 18 hours before the surgery. You will be put under complete observation of the experts with regular checkups.
Procedure of the surgery
Inguinal hernia: This type of hernia repaired with an open surgery. This procedure is performed under general anesthesia. After anesthesia, the surgeon will make an incision on your groin area and return the protruded organ (intestine) to its original position. Once the protruded organ is placed back into its original position, a small pump fill with pain killers is attached to the site of the surgery. This pump keeps administering a specific amount of the medication to the site of the surgery which protects the patient from developing severe pain. You can manually remove the pump 2 days after the surgery when the medicine is gone.
Umbilical hernia: It is repaired with a laparoscopic procedure. The surgeon makes 4-5 incisions around the abdomen. He puts the protruded organ back to it original position with the help of an endoscope. After the successful operation, an adhesive compound is used to close the tiny incisions.
Post-op measures / After the surgery:
You will stay at the hospital for the night and will be put under proper observation. You can go home next day.
The surgeon would like to see you after a week or two for the follow up.
Incisional hernia and Inguinal hernia are the most common types and can be treated easily with surgery, without any serious complications.


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Racing Professionally So You Don't Have To: One Triathlete Living Life And Sharing The Adventure.
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Bueller? Bueller?
What (re-)introduction can I provide that tops Dr. Frankenstein's? None that I can think of.
I truly feel alive, again, after a school year that really did a number on me. I survived, even thrived by some measures, but the last thing I wanted to do at any point was rehash it in writing. But spring semester has ended, and I find myself jovial enough to reconnect with you all, on this the 7-month anniversary of my most recent post.
I scrolled backwards in my calendar and thought "wow, that stuff happened...yesterday, it seems like". It has been an eventful ~210 days. In very rough order:
* I became the official bunny volunteer at the animal shelter.
* I joined a community handbell choir. The average musicianship is quite high because it contains so many ringers somehow associated with IU's Jacobs School of Music.
* I have become a dedicated fan of the Pittsburgh Penguins. They play hockey well, and seem like nice enough people off the ice. I am decidedly not a dedicated fan of the Chicago Blackhawks. They play hockey well, but do not seem like nice enough people off the ice. A Pens-Stars Stanley Cup Finals series would suit me just fine.
* A follow-on from that: I am learning to play hockey. The next oldest student in my hockey class isn't in double digits for age yet. At the beginning, I was twice as tall, but had half the skills. However I have the advantage that I have already learned how to do complex skills with my body, and thus am just layering these new skills on top of a strong kinesthetic sense. It's a disadvantage to be learning to stand both on the ice and off the ice at the same time.
* I joined a biomechanics study that requires me to wear a FitBit for an entire year :/
* I fostered another rabbit, this one a beautiful whiskey red colored Belgian Hare, named Rosalee.
* I broke my foot (stress fracture that felt unlike any other stress fracture I have ever had) on New Years Day. Thanks to extraordinarily generic medical care, I was in and out of boot three times with multiple re-injuries until the second week of April. I had originally been offered a recovery time of 4-6 weeks. A full 18 weeks later, I am finally running 1.5 miles at a time.
* This spring semester I taught a 3 credit-hour lecture class to 221 undergraduates, while the regular professor was on sabbatical. My sole assistant/co-conspirator was my grader, an undergraduate who took the class last semester. Many many times I would look around and think "they're just going to like....let me do this. Isn't anyone going to check up on me? Hmmm, guess not." I will never fear speaking to groups of people ever again.
* This spring semester I completed a 10-hours-per-week clinical practicum at a local high school. Next year my clinical internship at the same site counts 20-hours-per-week.
* This spring semester I took 9 credit hours of classes that I didn't teach.
* This spring semester I taught triathlon swim lessons at the University's recreational swimming facility.
* To facilitate learning hockey, this spring semester I got a job at a skate guard (you skate during open skate to make sure the Rink Rats don't bother the nicer and less-skating-abled patrons) at the local rink. My first minimum wage job since the summer of 2000!
* I'm sure there is more...oh yeah, I taught weight lifting at 8 am every morning. I may have spent nearly the entire spring semester in a boot, but I was not out of shape by any definition.
A good portion of that ended last week. Tomorrow I start summer classes. Because of the devolving situation in Turkey, July will most likely be spent in Israel. Mom and I intend to revive the "Best of the West" tag in August before fall classes start.
WARNING: For the next couple of weeks I am going to be posting about last summer's trip to Africa. I need to get those posts and pictures secured somewhere that isn't my head.
2 comments:
- Dan said...
Have you figured out how to skate backwards yet?
- June 22, 2016 at 2:22 PM
- Kelzie said...
Yup, with cross overs and everything. I actually knew how to do them long ago on ponds, because I think it's in the DNA up there? But I had to remember that I knew. I've ended up not nearly as bad as I make myself sound. I have sticks with curves I chose myself through trial and error, and can do all the shots with varying levels of quality, and even lift the puck on purpose. The biggest hurdles now is that 1) Bloomington only has ice 6 months of the year. The other 6 months you drive an hour one-way to the nearest year-round ice. And 2) when Bloomington does have ice, there is no program that fills the gap between the class for kids, and full-dress (but no check) rec league full of ex-high-school hockey player frat boys. So, I'm stalled for the time being.
- June 29, 2016 at 12:02 AM


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With all that was going on in Texas these days and my recent trip through the USA, I thought it was time to release this 'lost episode'. This one is from the archives. The never released, elusive Episode 32!!! Kim McPherson makes wine in Lubbock, TX, the home of Buddy Holly. His wines have gained international recognition as not only some of the best come out of Texas, but the entire US. His focus is on Rhone Varietals and what he feels works best for viticulture in that part of the country. He is a unique character and Daniel tracked him down at his tasting room in Texas for a long chat. Special thanks to Mike Verratti for helping produce this episode.
Vintage Stories - Episode 40 - Jenny Dobson
Our Gimblett Gravels series wraps up with none other than 'The Queen or Reds' Jenny Dobson. If you take a look at some of the best Gimblett Gravels wines ever released, a significant percentage have had Jenny's hand involved. Her work at Sacred Hill, and with Squawking Magpie, Unison Vineyard and William Murdoch have her entrenched in this special appellation. Jenny is also a mentor and educator at heart having started in the late 70s with Steven Spourier in Paris until now, where she continues to educate, from consumers to young winemakers.
This episode is sponsored by the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing Region. Please visit www.gimblettgravels.com and check out their Annual Vintage Selection.
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Vintage Stories - Episode 39 - Richard Painter
Richard Painter is the cheif winemaker at TeAwa Estate Winery, whose vineyards stretch over the Gimblett Gravels and the Bridge Pa Triangle appellations. As the parent company Villa Maria is building their brand new Hawkes Bay Winery on the same site, Richard has found himself in the centre of the Hawkes Bay Wine scene.
This episode is sponsored by the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing Region. Please visit www.gimblettgravels.com and check out their Annual Vintage Selection.
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Vintage Stories - Episode 38 - Gordon Russell
It's no surprise Gordon Russell is my first guest to appear on the podcast twice. Not only is he one of NZ's most respected and unique winemakers, he's also a unique person. His wines reflect his interest in music, travel and culture. We had a great conversation about the latest moves within Villa Maria and Esk Valley wineries and his history working with the Gimblett Gravels fruit.
This episode is sponsored by the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing District. Please visit www.gimblettgravels.com and check out their Annual Vintage Selection.
We're also sponsored by www.decibelwines.com use the promo code 'DBPODCAST' to receive 10% off your first order
Vintage Stories - Episode 37 - Warren Gibson
Warren Gibson has established himself in a unique class of winemakers throughout the world. His work in the last 20 years at Trinity Hill and with his own brands, Bilancia and La Colina, has been exceptional to say the least. His knowledge of and experience in Hawkes Bay, the Gimblett Gravels and the wine producing world at large is a unique story that we only scratched the surface of in this interview.
Today's episode is sponsored by the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing District™. Visit www.gimblettgravels.com to check out the 2015 AVS, a collection of the appellation's best wines from another great vintage in Hawkes Bay.
We're also sponsored by Decibel Wines. Please visit www.decibelwines.com and use the promo code 'DBPODCAST' to receive 10% off your first order where we ship to places like the USA, the UK, Europe, Australia and of course NZ.
Vintage Stories - Episode 36 - Ollie Powrie
Ollie Powrie became Company Viticulturist for one of the world's premiere wineries, Villa Maria, after returning to Hawkes Bay in 2006. His international work, travels and experience through France and Vietnam particularly, inspired him to return to New Zealand and be apart of an exciting time in the industry. Ollie's passion for growing fine wine grapes has been met with open arms with Villa Maria where they specialise in single vineyard expressions of top quality NZ wine. His work and experience in the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing District™ has been especially gratifying in watching one of the world's most unique appellations become one of the world's most highly regarded.
Today's episode is sponsored by the Gimblett Gravels Wine Growing District™. Please visit www.gimblettgravels.com and click on the 'Shop' link to have access to the newly released 2015 Annual Vintage Selection, the best wines of the appellation from a fantastic vintage.
We're also sponsored by www.decibelwines.com Click on the 'shop wines' and go to our store where we ship to the USA, UK, Australia and free throughout NZ. Use the promo code 'DBPODCAST' to receive 10% off your first order. #decibelwines #drinkdecibel
Vintage Stories - Episode 35 - Tony Bish
Tony Bish founded one of New Zealand's iconic wine brands with his mates at Sacred Hill. It's a great story that has led him to now establish his own brand. His new project is in a unique scope that is like nothing else that has been attempted before in New Zealand. His focus is on the Chardonnay varietal, with different vineyard sites, treatments and vessels, including the use of patented NZ concrete eggs.
Tony's wines and more information can be found at www.tonybishwines.co.nz
Vintage Stories - Episode 34 - Rod Easthope
Rod Easthope has made wines for some of the world's top producers in France, Italy, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. He has recently established his own family brand, Easthope Family Winegrowers with his wife, Emma and their three sons. The vineyard has been established in a new region along the banks of the Ngaruroro River in the Mangatahi district of Hawkes Bay.
Check them out at easthope.co.nz
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Vintage Stories - Episode 33 - Yvonne Lorkin
Yvonne Lorkin is a writer, television host and business owner. Her weekly column can be found sydicated throughout NZ's major newspaper publications. Her television show 'Thirsty Work' airs regularly on TV NZ 3 in New Zealand, in the USA on the Travel Channel and can be sourced through her website yvonnelorkin.com
Yvonne's recent initiative through winefriend.co.nz aims to match the NZ drinker with some of the country's top wineries by measuring your palate against the plethora of wines her and her team sample each year.
This episode is sponsored by www.decibelwines.com, now shipping throughout NZ, Australia, the UK and to 49 states in the USA. Use the promo code 'DBPODCAST' to receive 10% off your first order.
dB Podcast Episode 31 - Helen Masters - NZ Winemaker - Ata Rangi
After a storied career of producing great wines for producers throughout New Zealand and the United States, Helen Masters finds herself back where it all began at Ata Rangi Martinborough. At the groundbreaking and legendary NZ winery she is the chief winemaker where they produce some of the world's greatest Pinot Noir. Her involvement with the Family of Twelve, New Zealand Wine Growers and many other organisations has led her to champion next year's world renown 'Pinot 2017' hosted in Wellington, NZ.
dB Podcast Episode 30 - Julianne Brogden - NZ Winemaker
Julianne Brogden - Winemaker - Collaboration Wines
dB Podcast Episode 29 - Matt Fox - Viticulturist
Matt Fox was born and raised in Gisborne, New Zealand. He is a consultant viticulturist and a winemaker. After studying in New Zealand he has worked in vineyards and wineries throughout New Zealand, Italy, France and California.
dB Podcast Episode 28 - Bryce Edmonds - Winemaker
Bryce Edmonds is a winemaker and his family owns a vineyard in the Bridge Pa Triangle of Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. He produces wines from the family vineyard under his newly formed 'Zaria' label. He currently works for Beach House Wines in Hawkes Bay. He has lived, worked and studied throughout New Zealand, California, Czech Republic and Australia.
dB Podcast Episode 27 - Patrick Newton - Winemaker
Patrick Newton is the winemaker for Mudbrick Vineyard on the beautiful Waiheke Island where he lives with his wife and two children. He was born in Australia and has worked in wineries throughout NZ, Australia, the USA and Europe.
dB Podcast Episode 26 - Greg K. Allinson - Winemaker
Greg Alinson was born in England and is now a winemaker and Twitter phenom in New Zealand. He has a diverse background and knowledge of the wine industry both in sales and winemaking
dB Podcast Episode 25 - Eric Camera - Winemaker
Eric Camera is a winemaker based in California. He is on a journey through New Zealand working for the famed Craggy Range Winery. He stopped by the podcast studios (Daniel's home) to have a chat.
db Podcast Episode 24 - Malcolm Reeves - Winemaker, Scientist of Food and Beverage, NZ Pioneer
Malcolm Reeves has a career spanning five decades in the food and beverage industry. He is one of the pioneers of New Zealand wine having established its first academic programmes and study. He established his own winery, Crossroads, which he later sold but not before creating one of New Zealand's iconic red blends, The Talisman. He has also worked in a variety of food and beverage production and research and is a consultant for a few Chinese Wineries.
dB Podcast Episode 23-Rocco Rainone-Cheesemonger
Rocco Rainone made a life change and decided to follow his heart full of cheese. He went to work for Philadelphia's most famous gourmet food purveyor, Di Bruno Brothers. He's an old friend and we have a chat about all things fermenting, but mostly cheese.
dB Podcast Episode 22 - Pierre Simonet - Winemaker
Pierre Simonet is a French Winemaker from the Basque Country. He immigrated to New Zealand and now makes wine in Hawkes Bay for Esk Valley, one of NZ's top producers.
dB Podcast Episode 21 - Geoff Wilson - English/Kiwi Wine Ambassador
Geoff Wilson was formerly the only employee of the famous Gimblett Gravels Appellation of Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. He now works on the sales side helping sell and ship NZ wine to the rest of the world with www.nzwinehome.co.nz


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Dear young lesbians,
It's okay to like girls. It's okay to be crazy about them and to dream about kissing them. It's okay to want to have sex with them, you are not a fetish. It's okay to stop dead in your tracks when you see a beautiful girl and your mind goes blank because holy heck you're so gay. It's okay to have crushes on girls and to want to be with them. Sometimes, coming to terms with your sexuality is hard; it's a process. Take your time.


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Tuesday, 23 May 2017
If You Are One Of The Guys Or Girls Who have ....
...if you are one of the guys or girls who have sleep since you downloaded ''The Rationals - Think Rational 1965-68'' here, please look in your folders and check the disc files. Disc 2 is the same as Disc 1. I posted new Flac links and tomorrow the new mp3 links will follow. I confess i have sleep, too. Reader FRANCK was so kind to send a comment. Thanks for that FRANCK.
All waked up now? :-)
Have a nice day all together folks
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2 Albums on 1 Disc: The Flames (The Flame) - Burning Soul '68 & Soulfire '69 (2010) Flac & mp3
These two albums are before ''The Flame'' and the sound is more in a pop & soul direction. If you hear the albums of the Flames from the middle of the sixties until the early seventies there is a continuous developement in their sound despite the fact they played so much songs by other artists.
But you also can see in these covers how strong this band were.
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Great westcoast pop psychedelic album by Merrell Fankhauser and H.M.S. Bounty - Things 1968 (1997 Sundazed) Flac & mp3
After cutting some fine folk-rock and psychedelia on ultra-rare records with his group the Exiles, guitarist, singer, and songwriter Merrell Fankhauser moved to Los Angeles, retitled his backing group H.M.S. Bounty, and recorded a fine, if obscure, slice of pop-psychedelia in 1968, Things. The diverse offerings on the group's sole LP recalled such fellow Californian heavyweights as the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Moby Grape, and even Captain Beefheart. They weren't quite in the same league as those legends, but the album has a light and enigmatic air all its own, and is well worth investigation by fans of late-'60s West Coast psychedelia. The group evolved into the interesting mystical avant-garde/blues/progressive rock group Mu in the early '70s.
Fine, tuneful '60s psychedelia with a pop edge, featuring Fankhauser's first-rate songwriting and warm vocals. About half of the tunes are excellent, especially the country-rocker "Your Painted Lives," and the folk-rock ballad "Ice Cube Island," and "A Visit with Ashiya," one of the best raga-rock songs ever cut. (allmusic.com)
Hello Folks, this is a historical day to me. I can't remember that i could second a review by Richie Unterberger(critic from allmusic.com, music journalist, author) for nearly hundred percent. Today it have happened. And that's really nice because this album earns every word of a good critic. Nice psychedelic pop songs with a very own note. Nearly the whole album is a giant enjoyment. If you don't know the man and his band i recommend this album to give it try.
Enjoy it
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Sunshine/Baroque/Popsike: Margo Guryan - 25 Demos (Anthology) Flac & mp3
As a companion to Oglio's excellent reissue of Margo Guryan's sole album, 1968's Take a Picture, 25 Demos is useful primarily to die-hard fans, the musical equivalent of the "suggested outside reading" list in AP English classes: potentially enlightening, but not at all essential. Hearing Guryan's own demos of excellent songs like "Think of Rain" and "Sunday Morning" is interesting on the trainspotter level, because it becomes possible to see how much of the better-known versions was there from the beginning. It's also nice to hear previously unknown songs like the delicate acoustic folk-rock of "Most of My Life" and the playful, electric piano-driven "I'd Like to See the Bad Guys Win," which by itself shows why no less a songwriting talent than Harry Nilsson was a fan of Guryan.
To me it's not ''strictly for the fans'',to me it's a treat for everybody with an open mind and two open ears.
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