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A Call To Fight
C.S. Lewis said, "Since it is so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage. "
Because of the influence of my sisters, I now mentally make Lord of the Rings analogies to life…and I've noticed I've been doing this more recently. To me, this and other stories like it give a picture of a time when people lived fully, loved deeply, and fought fiercely. And I believe that we are in a similar place today, where we need to allow ourselves to be fully present to those in our lives.
And there comes a time even now when we must fight. Sometimes it's for ourselves and sometimes it's for others. We fight for our families, we fight for our friends, we fight for our churches. This is not in the physical, it is in the spiritual, but it doesn't make it any less important.
We fight to choose life every day.
We fight in worship.
We fight in prayer.
We fight in faith.
There is an account in the book of Exodus when the Israelites are fighting a battle, and their leader, Moses, is standing at the top of the hill. Whenever he lifts his hands up, they are winning, but when he lowers them, the enemy begins winning. Moses is very old at this time, and his hands grow tired. Two of the leaders have to hold up Moses' hands on either side, and the victory is won.
Our prayers matter. In this, we are lending our strengths to others and speaking life over them. We are reminding them and ourselves of the truth of God's word and speaking it into our reality on earth. This does not mean that we let our hearts get hard, but we are willing to step out in courage–to step up and fight–because our hearts are tender, we care about people, and we are willing to fight for them in prayer (and action, too). These are not scared prayers; these are declaring God's Word over people and situations, and reminding our own hearts that God is bigger than anything we might face.
We do not fight as if we do not know who will win the battle. We fight because we know that our God is on our side, and he is victorious. He does not slumber or sleep, but will keep our hearts and lives safe–hidden in him. In the physical, this may or may not work out like we want. But we know that we can trust our God and press hard into Him no matter what.
Learning to Simplify – Part 2 of 3
I did not intend for this to become a series, but after I wrote the previous post, I was challenged in the Sunday message at my church to embrace limitations…To look at the actual limits that I may encounter where I am and use that to spark creativity. Continue reading
Learning to Simplify – Part 1 of 3
Recently the spring-cleaning bug hit me…I cleaned out and de-junked all of my bedroom, closet, and front hall entrance (I think this is the first time I've been able to see the bottom of the hall closet in several months!). Continue reading
Sweet Potato Cookies
I have fallen in love with this cookie! (This is a non-Valentine post, but maybe you can make some of these for your Valentine…or just because)
At first I wasn't sure if these would be any good, but they are very yummy and moist. They're not super sweet cookies, but perfect for dessert, tea or coffee, or even breakfast! :) Continue reading
When Dreams Invade
"What would you do if you knew you would not fail?"
I've never really liked this question.
To me, it seems to put so much pressure on finding that one thing that's absolutely perfect for the rest of your life.
What's the opposite of failure? Success.
Well, maybe…but I don't think so. Continue reading
God Moments
"Office of the Registrar, this is Heather."
I hardly ever answer the phone at work. Usually the main line gets picked up by one of the receptionists in my office, and I only answer if both of them are busy. Yesterday, this is what happened. I could hear that both were with a student, so I found myself answering. Continue reading


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Do you think car-free day is a good idea? Will you be leaving your car at home on Wednesday? Kipp can see trouble
February 7, 2011 3:59 by shafeer
Having lived in Dubai for a while now, Kipp is as much a fan of impractical ideas as the next man or woman. Do you want to build the world's tallest building? Sure, go ahead. Do you want to inform everyone three months before a final final deadline to get your national ID, and then scrap penalties for not complying? Okey-dokey. Do you think that a ski slope in the desert sounds good idea? Let's go for it.
But every now and then we raise our sleepy head and roll our eyes at the more… let's call them ambitious, ideas. Take for instance, the second ever Car Free Day that the government is very proudly planning and already patting itself heartily on the back for. The Car-Free day, which will happen this Wednesday, will see around 2,500 government officials, employees from the Dubai Municipality, Dubai Land Department, Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Etisalat leave their cars at home and use public transport instead.
Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director-General of the Municipality told Khaleej Times, "The idea is to educate them about the benefits of public transport and how to use the Metro, buses and abras. Some [of the government employees] have never been to the Metro or used a bus."
The idea is a noble one, but Kipp is not thrilled. Now, apart from having to battle through the usual rowdy gang of rude passengers, we will have to elbow our way through a larger sea of passengers, and we will have to deal with first time users of the public transport system. So a quick refill at the ticket top-up counters might just take thirty minutes because the 'newbie' in front of you is trying to feed the machine a hundred dirham note; or what about when the newbie haphazardly flashes his NOL card on the checkout machine, rendering it useless?
It is great for Dubai to take such magnificent steps in the right direction, but it's a problem when the public transport system (which they hope car users will switch to) is under developed and incapable of handling larger crowds. All we'll get is a bunch of car users having their worst suspicions of public transport confirmed, and vowing never to abandon their cars again.
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Monday, May 11, 2015
The toad abolished -- for now
College is out for the summer -- graduation was Saturday -- and the pace of activity has shifted from frenetic to manageable. The last few days were transitional, as we finished up grading and attended meetings still, but no longer had to show up for classes. This week we have two "in-service" training days. So Friday is our first official day of summer, and my calendar is free and clear of commitments from then until late August, except for one monthly meeting. This summer I have no field research, and so my primary college remaining responsibility is pen-and-ink scholarship, which, frankly is no hardship. I have a paper that needs to be revised for a different publisher, and a lot of fairly serious new books to read.
Work, or at least Philip Larkin's kind that feels like work, being essentially banished from our lives until fall, what will I do with ourselves?
Well, we'll work, of course, but it will be the kind of work that doesn't feel like work. We have five new chickens, three piglets, and six lambs to raise and sell, the older sheep and chickens to tend, some of which sheep will also have to be sold, a Land Rover that may need a clutch and certainly needs an emergency brake job, three other vehicles and a tractor and several miscellaneous items of small equipment to service and maintain, a garden to plant and grow and harvest and put up, three acres of rough pasture to keep weed free, several hundred skeins of yarn to sell, two more cords of firewood to put up, three hundred bales of hay to find, buy, truck, and store in the barn...
... and last but by no means least, a very small child to help learn to walk and talk.
Because of this new element in my life, I won't be adding much to my college blog this summer. Sometimes there are more important things. Apologies to long-time readers. We'll be back on track this fall.
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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Vehicle Safety Report
A total of twelve students and one instructor from Physics: Heat, Electricity, and Magnetism performed standard safety checks on a total of forty-eight student vehicles Tuesday, April 28th.
Thanks to students Andrew, Thomas, Clark, Sierra, Steven, Arthur, Carolyn, Matthew, Stephenie, Jacob, Wesley, Sylvester, and Andrew for all their hard work, their superior appreciation for the finer points of vehicle safety, and their high regard for their classmates' lives and property.
There was high demand for our services, the most ever, and we were short staffed at times, so I couldn't get photos of each student worker, as I have done in the past. Apologies for that.
Most vehicles passed inspection. Vehicles were, on the average, noticeably safer than in the past.* Several more egregious safety concerns were noted that would have almost certainly related in a holiday travel "fail" and possibly a stranding, or worse, an accident:
*Enter "Vehicle Safety" in the Google Blogger search engine above to previous reports.
Thanks to students Andrew, Thomas, Clark, Sierra, Steven, Arthur, Carolyn, Matthew, Stephenie, Jacob, Wesley, Sylvester, and Andrew for all their hard work, their superior appreciation for the finer points of vehicle safety, and their high regard for their classmates' lives and property.
Photos: Students Wesley and Sierra in action on the day
There was high demand for our services, the most ever, and we were short staffed at times, so I couldn't get photos of each student worker, as I have done in the past. Apologies for that.
Most vehicles passed inspection. Vehicles were, on the average, noticeably safer than in the past.* Several more egregious safety concerns were noted that would have almost certainly related in a holiday travel "fail" and possibly a stranding, or worse, an accident:
- Several vehicles were significantly low on oil, up to three quarts down. When you only have one or two quarts of oil remaining in your engine, the engine will begin to overheat because that little oil can't do such a great job of cooling and lubricating. You also might want to know why your oil is so low. Most likely you are leaking it or burning it. Either way, you must now monitor your oil level more carefully or you will cause a catastrophic engine failure, called a seizure. Essentially, your pistons will stick to your cylinder walls and/or your main bearings will stick to your crankshaft. Check the oil level every time you get gas. Write down how much you add, when you added it, and the odometer reading each time you check. Check the ground under where you park for signs of a leak. Monitor your oil pressure light or pressure gauge, check engine light, and temperature gauge. Hopefully, you'll figure out how much oil you're using and find the leak if there is one, then get it fixed.
- Many vehicles had tires that had only a millimeter or two of tread remaining. The Maine regulations require at least a millimeter all round, but this isn't enough for Maine summer driving conditions if there is heavy rain or mud on the roads, especially in a rear-wheel drive vehicle. These students were advised to get new tires, preferably before taking any long trip.
- Although a few were five or slightly more PSI down, no tires had dangerously low tire pressure. This is a first. Maybe our efforts to educate about such things are paying off!
- Two vehicles had scored and rusty disc rotors visible through aluminum wheels. If disc rotors are scored, they need to be replaced or turned down on a lathe. Replace pads at the same time, and do at least the rear or front brake sets together, if not all four sets. If they are rusty, your brake caliper is not working and needs to be repaired. This is a very dangerous condition on any vehicle.
- For the second time in a row, several students did not know how to turn on their headlights manually. Automatic headlights are fine, but Maine law requires you to have the headlights on whenever the wipers are turning, so you need to know where this switch is! Consult your owner's manual. You can get copies of your manual online if you have lost or never had yours.
*Enter "Vehicle Safety" in the Google Blogger search engine above to previous reports.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2015
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This might tilt the UK election a half point or a point towards Labour.
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Monday, April 20, 2015
Vehicle safety checks next Tuesday 28th
(And yes, this was a car once driven to and from college by a Unity student!)
Dear students:
Graduating? Or just getting out of Dodge for the summer?
Before driving off into the wild blue yonder, consider taking advantage of free vehicle check-outs next week, Tuesday April 28th, 1.00 - 4.30 pm, in front of the Activities Building.
Are you a stereotypical Unity College "rugged individual" type? How rugged? Do you really want to find out? Getting stranded in an unpleasant, uncool, or just plain dangerous neck of the woods is one really good way to find out.
Alternately, take advantage of the service offered by your fellow students to prevent such occurrences.
The new Star Wars movie isn't quite out yet, but we know aging-but-truly-rugged pro star pilot Luke Skywalker always does his own maintenance and lubes on his X-Wing Starfighter. But are you properly trained to fix up your trusty star-steed?
Instead, let the experienced mechanics and other student grease warriors, this year's team of brave volunteers, check the poor beast out.
We will check your tires and tire pressures and pump them up if necessary, check and top off the oil and other fluids, make sure everything seems firmly attached, and finally and perhaps most usefully, if your CHECK ENGINE light is on, we will use our computer reader to "pull" your trouble codes so you can finally know just what it is that your poor neglected automobile has been trying to tell you all these months.
(Did you know you can save lots of gas and help the climate just by keeping your car's tires at the proper pressures over the changing seasons? That tire pressures can naturally raise around 4-to 8 PSI between winter and summer if not checked, because of cold? Did you know that a blown oxygen sensor is easy to fix and can save on gas too? Did you know that low oil level can kill your car's engine? Well, now you know.)
Each participant will receive a written report on the serviceability of their vehicle, with details of any trouble codes and what they mean.
The college accepts no responsibility for the use or misuse of any of the information we give you about your vehicle, or for your car's safety after you leave the campus, but we do suggest that it's always better to know than not to know. In most cases.
Employees are welcome too. Thanks to the Maintenance and Student Affairs departments for aid in providing this service.
Brought to you by the students and faculty of this semester's PS 2004, Physics: Heat, Electricity and Magnetism class.
Remember: Go green, or don't go.
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As I said in another thread recently, the Takumar (Bayonet) lenses were a disgrace to the Takumar name. I had one come apart in my hand when the tape holding it together failed. I've long been saddened that Pentax, renown for their optics, chose to put their name on numerous cheesy third-party lenses.
I cannot understand why they resurrected Takumar for some of them either. Anyone who knew the real Takumar lenses would be offended, and to others the name would hold no meaning. They should have just called them K-raptastic and left Takumar alone.


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The Hi-Liner girls' tennis team decisively won against the West Fargo Packers in EDC play Thursday. See Friday's Times-Record to read more.
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The Lab staff has some fun to offer on Friday. Come by the lab Friday, between 9 a.m. and noon, ready to sing. It's the "Karaoke Fun Challenge."
Come by the lab, pick out your familiar and favorite song, and stretch those vocal chords. There's a prize for the top singer! And you can enjoy a tour of the lab.
Valley City students joined other elementary, middle and high school students from North Dakota and Minnesota Thursday, April 16, for a nutrition and NFL-themed reward summit at Family Wellness as a reward for their efforts to eat healthy foods and stay active.
The student teams earned invitations to the Fuel Up to Play 60 Reward Summit by actively engaging in the Fuel Up to Play 60 program in their schools.
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The Valley City Crop Walk for Hunger will be held Sunday, April 26, starting at 1 p.m. Walkers will begin the walk at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Valley City.
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A Valley City High School Track and Field athlete is closing in on the record books. See Thursday's Times-Record to read more.
Brylee Lingen won the national title at the Elks Hoop Shoot this weekend in Massachusetts. See Thursday's Times-Record to read more.
The North Dakota Historical Society has approved placing a permanent cover over historic skylight windows in the Barnes County Courthouse rotunda, county Commissioner Mike Metcalf said on Tuesday.
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The Valley City Chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees will hold its spring blood drive on May 4 from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Valley City Eagles Club.
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What do you call a small pack of alpacas walking the streets of Canby? Friendly, soft and a big help in raising funds.
And it was all going on downtown Wednesday afternoon.
The Clackamas County 4H llama and alpaca program seeks donations to support its members showing at the Clackamas County Fair, Aug. 12-17. The students, grades 4-12, can participate in numerous activities for a nominal fee through 4H.
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If you find yourself at Water Tower Place mall shopping and are looking for a quick bite to eat or if you find you can't agree on just what type of cuisine you all want to eat or if you are saddled with fussy eaters (adults OR kids), Foodlife just might be the answer for you. It's also convenient for two of the theaters in Chicago, Lookingglass which is across the street in the Pumping Station and the Broadway Playhouse which is behind the mall.
Located on the mezzanine floor of Water Tower Place , Foodlife is an upscale food court by the Lettuce Entertain You folks. A hostess seats you, hands you a "food credit card" and then it's up to you to wade through the 14 stations to figure out just what looks the best. You accumulate your charges and then pay on the way out.
Favorite Dish: On my last visit in November 2012 I stopped by the pasta station and had the chicken parmesean ($8.99). They make the noodles fresh, mine had a lot of garlic and was very yummy. My husband opted for the barbeque station and had brisket which came with two sides ($9.99), he got mac and cheese and baked beans.
There are 14 stations, other options are Chinese by Big Bowl (another LEYE restaurant), breakfast, pizza, stir fry, Mexican, salads, sausages, sweets, soup, comfort food, juice, and sushi. Really, there is something here for everyone!
They add a 7.5% gratuity to the bill along with the tax, expect to spend $10-15 per person.
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foodlife is like a food court (it's located in a mall), but with more choice and better quality than any food court I've ever seen. It's a bit confusing when you arrive. Someone takes you to a table where he places a "reserved" sign and gives you a empty credit card-like thing. Then you get your food which is charged to the card and read by a register when you leave. They have just about every type of food here, which is good if you don't know what you want, or have finicky eaters. There's various booths serving things like pizza, Mexican, soup, Asian, American, Chicago-style hot dogs, pasta, seafood, dessert and smoothies, and that's just what I can recall now... The food is overall freshly prepared and made to order. Prices are a little high if you are there for lunch, but the quality overall matches the price.
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Hathersage Things to Do
The Parish Church of St Michael and All...
This 15th Century church, built in 1460, has important links with the Eyre family during that era and there are many Eyre family graves in the churchyard, which confirms the role the family had in Hathersage.The nearby vicarage is known for the novel, Jane Eyre, where Charlotte Bronte stayed and got inspiration for her novel and basing Hathersage...more
The Surprise View
Surprise View is a scenic lookout point of Hathersage and Hope Valley down below on the A625 road from Sheffield. You're able to stop and take photos of the stunning views as the Sheffield to Castleton First bus stops there (No. 272) and also there's a credit/debit card only pay and display car park on the other side of the lookout point.The...more
Dale Mill and Eastwood Cottages
The wool and cotton mill ran by Dale Brook and powered by water and steam during the 19th Century played a crucial role in Hathersage. The Eastwood cottages were converted from workshops following manufacturing developments and where workers lodged between shifts.more
The Village
Hathersage is situated in the Hope Valley between Sheffield and Castleton in the North of England. This pleasant village has an active community and offers a number of attractions the visitors can see and do either in the village or in the surrounding countryside. Please see further tips for more information on what Hathersage offers.Hathersage has...more
The Square
The square once housed Hathersage Inn (formerly the Ordnance Arms) that were built in the 19th Century by the Shuttleworth family. Today the square hosts cafes, bars and shops specialising in the great outdoors.more
Methodist Church & Millennium Garden
The Methodist church and Millennium Gardens aren't far from the Memorial Hall, heated open-air swimming pool and Oddfellows Terrace.more
Grave of Little John
In the churchyard at the front of The Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels you can find the grave of the lengendary Little John, one of Robin Hood's Merry Men.more
The inside of St Michaels church is quite interesting. At the alter are the Eyre brasses. There is a wonderful view of the stained glass window and a memorial to the unknown soldier.more
St Michaels church in Hathersage has a beautiful stained glass window by Charles Kempe. The window had been removed from Derwent chapel before it was submerged under Ladybower reservoir.more
"His bow was in the chancel hung His last good bolt they draveDown to the rocks, its measured length, Westward fro' the grave. And root and bud this shaft put forth, When spring returned anon, It grew a tree, and threw a shade, Where slept staunch Little John." Legend has it that Little John, who was a friend of Robin Hood, died and was buried in...more
St Michaels church is a grade 1 listed building.Although records for the church are recorded in 1381, the church is thought to date back to the 12th century.The tower dates back to the 15th century.The church holds the Eyre family brases, including Robert Eyre in his plate armour [he died in 1459] and Robert Eyre, the hall builder, which dates back...more
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George Hotel
Main Road, Hathersage, Derbyshire, S32 1BB, United Kingdom
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Hathersage Restaurants
Great breakfast - a good start to the...
For our day out in the countryside, we decided to start with gathering to the Pool Cafe in Hathersage. This then gave those VTers who had had an early start to the day to fortify themselves with breakfast and for us all to have a quick catch up before starting the day's activities. VTers enjoyed sausage barms, bacon barms, full English breakfast,...more
Cafe with open air pool
Although I've visited Hathersage many times, my first visit to The Pool Cafe/ Pool Cafe and Tearooms/ Oddfellows Pool Cafe was in 2011, when I was reccying a venue for our Hathersage VT meet - it was an ideal choice!This was awarded the 2010 Cafe of the Year, by Sheffield and District CTC, beating 27 other cafes in Sheffield and N. Derbyshire for...more
Traditional Inn
During the 90's I discovered this place on recommendation of the owner of the B&B that we were staying at, and returned many times with my partner and or parents due to the quality of the food served here. I always looked forward to the vegetables, which tasted as fresh as if they'd just been pulled from the garden! If anyone suggested going out to...more
Heavenly Home Made Food!
On the VT Meeting, 2nd May 2011, we had lunch at the Scotman's Pack Inn. I had the Shepherd's Pie with seasonal vegetables which was very enjoyable. It was a generous portion and this cost me approximately 9.50 gbp. The inn has a nice homely and lively atmosphere and accommodation is available. I had the homemade Shepherd's Pie with seasonal...more
The lunch here was delicious.I had lamb shank. It came with a small amount of potato on the plate and vegetables in a side dish.The actual shank was massive and it took me all my will power to eat it all. One nice thing about pubs that serve food these days is that they now serve nice coffee, latte's and cappuccino's. THE LAMB SHANK WAS AMAZINGmore
Good quality pub food!!
The Scotman's Pack is one of the best known countryside pubs for residents of Sheffield and its surrounds. Often popular at lunchtime for those enjoying a day out in the country, it serves good quality food and offers a wide range of dishes to suit all appetites.Historically, Scotsman's Pack stood at one end of an old track which lead to Sheffield...more
Hathersage Transportation
Bus to Hathersage
I board the First bus to Hathersage from Sheffield Interchange. I caught the No. 272 Sheffield-Castleton bus and the service is hourly (45 mins to the hour, Monday to Friday and on the hour, Saturday and Sunday). A different bus company, Hulleys of Baslow, runs some of the scheduled services.It cost me 5.50 gbp for a day return from Sheffield to...more
Hathersage via the train
Hathersage can be found on the Hope Valley line which links Sheffield and Manchester. The line is a local services line and, therefore, trains stop at many stations.From Manchester, an off-peak return ticket for an adult will cost you £9.60 (at May 2011).From Manchester, the journey takes approximately 55 minutes.Alternatively, you can make the...more
Train to Hathersage
Hathersage is one of the stations on the Hope Valley line, that links Sheffield and Manchester. Northern Rail runs a regular service between these two Northern cities, and it is one of my favourite train journeys. Leaving Sheffield, it isn't too long before you're into the scenic Derbyshire Peak DistrictHathersage Station has 2 platforms, with...more
Hathersage Shopping
Gifts, paintings, cards and ice cream
This small shop stocks a good selection of birthday cards and Greetings cards with local scenes - I was looking for Birthday cards, and found exactly what I was looking for.Also local guide books and local interest, gifts, jewelry, There is an art gallery up the narrow stairs, but I didn't venture that far this time Post cards and prints of...more
Specialist Clothing and equipment
No outdoor shops for ages, then 3 come along together.........! Yes, Hathersage isn't short of suppliers of clothing and equipment for the Great Outdoors.The Square is sited where the Hathersage Inn used to operate. It was once known as the Ordnance Arms. The inn was built in 1808, by one of the Shuttleworth family who had fought in the American...more
For all your camping and outdoor needs
One of my favourite shops in Sheffield is CCC -well OK, it's now known officially as Go Outdoors, but everyone I know still calls it CCC. So, I was pleased to see that they now have a branch in Hathersage. Well, they're opening new branches all the time....Recession, What recession??? People staying at home for holidays, a resurgence in camping,...more
Hathersage Warnings and Dangers
Come prepared for all weathers!
Unusually, my recent 2 visits during March and April were during the unseasonably hot spell, and there wasn't even a drop of rain.
I was prepared though...... sunglasses and sun cream, layers - short sleeved t-shirt, fleece top and waterproof jacket!
Especially if going off of the beaten track, be aware that the weather can change very quickly, also that there are areas in Hathersage where it isn't possible to receive a cell phone signal.
Once out of the sun, it can be quite chilly.
There are plenty of shops/tea rooms/and bars to escape to should the weather become inclement!Related to:
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Things to bring to Hathersage
Luggage and bags: A day sac for carrying camera/binoculars/spare fleece //maps etc.
As there is no taxi rank at the station, you will have a 5 minute walk to the George Hotel, maybe 10 minutes to the YHA, so travel light!
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: The weather can change quickly here, so pack for all weathers/seasons. It is possible to experience a variety of weather conditions within a few hours.
If you do 'get caught short' there are plenty of shops selling outdoor gear - CCC is probably the cheaper of these.
Sturdy footwear, especially if venturing onto the moors.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: There is a pharmacy on Main Road, but bring essential medications/prescription with you.
Consider packing Sun protection, lip salve, muscle rub for post-walk, Compeed blister plasters, mossie repellent/anti-histamine, hay fever medication etc.
Photo Equipment: As much as you can carry - photographers heaven!
Waterproof case, in case of heavy rain.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Plenty of camping sites/Walking/Climbing opportunities.
Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool too!
So bring appropriate gear. As mentioned before, there are plenty of shops in Hathersage that are geared up for 'The Great Outdoors'
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Hathersage Off The Beaten Path
North Lees Hall
Nestling under the imposing gritstone Stanage Edge and overlooking Hathersage in the distance is this 16th Century Elizabethan Tower House.It is a fine example of the architecture of the era, but is only opened to the public for one weekend a year during the Heritage Open Days. It is rented as a holiday let and has featured in films including Jane...more
Places to visit near Hathersage
Hathersage is a good base for travelling further afield, due to its good bus and train links. Some of these places are within walking distanceCastleton 6 miles Famed for its caverns, Blue John stone, Peverill Castle. Plenty of tea rooms, pubs, hotels, YHA. Good Tourist Information Office.Eyam 2.5 miles Famed as 'The Plague Village'. Well Dressings...more
Surprise View
Surprise View is so called because travelling from Sheffield to Hathersage on the A625 Sheffield to Chapel-en-le-Frith road, you pass by flat moorland, but turning the bend near to Hathersage, on the left, you get the surprise view of the Hope Valley and Hathersage below.Surprise View is one of the popular walking spots in the Peak District. It is...more
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Oddfellows Road, Hathersage, Derbyshire, S32 1DU Hope Valley,
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Nearest Accident and Emergency (Adults) Northern General Hospital Sheffield.......0114 2434343
(Children) Sheffield Childrens Hospital.......0114 2717000
Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Royal Hospital: 01246 277271
Hathersage Pharmacy : 01433 650325
NHS Direct ........ 0845 46 47
Traveline (Public Transport)... 0871 200 22 33
National Rail Enquiries 08457 484 950
Tourist Information Castleton Visitor Centre
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Situated in Whitby, this inn is within a 10-minute walk of Captain Cook Memorial Museum and Whitby Abbey. St Mary's Church and Whitby Harbour are also within 10 minutes.
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A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and tour/ticket assistance are available at this smoke-free inn. Full breakfast is free. Other amenities include wedding services and a porter/bellhop.
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The inn offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast.
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Chef Proprietor Nigel has run the business for 25 years, the majority of the time as a 3 star AA hotel. Now as a guest house the same bedrooms and dining rooms with flagstones and oak beams offer the guest comfort and tranquility within the 16th century cottage environment. The Flagstones restaurant is open for lunches and dinners every day except Sunday evenings to residents,guests and non residents.
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One bedroom, one bath lovely condo in Deer Lodge. Deer Lodge is located in the heart of Whistler Village with all your conveniences, shops, restaurants and of course the Ski lifts virtually at your door step. The suite has a nice bright living room with TV, coffee table, and comfortable furnishings. The sofa converts to double bed if needed. Off living room you will find entrance to covered deck overlooking Whistler's Village Stroll. The kitichen is well equiped and has comfortable seating area for 4 people. Main bedroom has queen size bed, with comfortable bedding. 4 piece bathroom has tub ...Read more
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About Me Rarely Work Out
Comments about Reebok Women's Plus Size Princess Sneaker:
I use to wear them all the time but i could not fine them. I love these shoes and will soom have them in black.
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I thought I was purchasing the same shoe that I had purchased before but these Reebok tennis look more like anything but leather. I noticed they are man made upper so I guess that's the difference.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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These are imperfect meaning there is a defect but it's not noticeable right away until you have worn them a bit. By then its too late to return.Do not buy. Had to donate them.
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Glenwood Community High School could already boast of being one of only a handful of high schools in Iowa with a video replay screen in its gymnasium.
Now, the two-year-old school has another unique addition in its gym to show off - a 6-foot by 10-foot oil painting of a ram, the school's mascot. The painting was unveiled at the homecoming pep rally in September.
The painting, which hangs over an entry way in the northeast corner of the gym, was created by Mills County artist Zack Jones and funded through special events sponsored by the school's marketing classes. Mitch Rew, marketing instructor at GCHS, said the painting not only brings a touch of class to the gym, but clearly identifies the facility as the Home of the Rams.
"The new school and gym are a showcase for the community," Rew said. "But, if you took away the banners hanging up, you wouldn't know it's Glenwood. The painting helps say it's a special place for Glenwood."
Rew said Jones, a Malvern native, was the natural choice for doing the painting.
"Zack worked with us very well," Rew said. "I coached against him and I know what kind of passion he has. He's the best artist around."
Jones, who classifies himself as a "traditional artist," said he viewed several images of rams in their natural habitat before starting work on the two-month project. His ultimate goal was to create a Ram that exudes toughness and confidence.
"Hopefully, the kids will take some pride in it," Jones said.
GCHS principal Kerry Newman said the painting is a "wonderful" addition to the two-year-old high school.
"I think our school is beautiful and the painting really fits in," Newman said. "The thing I really like about the painting is that our kids are very well-rounded kids. Most of our athletes are involved in the fine arts and the painting blends the two (athletics and fine arts) together well."
The painting was done on wood and covered with a protective sealant that will hopefully offer protection to the art should it be struck by a volleyball or basketball.
Jones said he encourages school officials to consider shining a spotlight on the painting.
"The cool fluorescent lights in the gym suck the color out of the painting," he said.
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Uniquely peaceful and private, the Evergreen Getaway features beautiful scenic views of the forest and the Black Hills.
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The Space
Set in a private wooded location with a covered deck and a beautiful view of the forest and the Black Hills. The Evergreen Getaway apartment has one bedroom, one bathroom, a full kitchen and a living room. There is also a small extra room with a daybed as well as a sun room leading out to a private deck with flowers and scenic views.
A lovely and comfortable place to relax, this getaway is also very close to the Evergreen State College and to Mud Bay Road. Highway 101 is a mile away, making trips to downtown a breeze. There is a nice paved trail through the woods within walking distance as well.
The Evergreen Getaway is unique because it feels very secluded and tranquil, yet it is not far to grocery stores, shopping, resaurants and more.
Our home is also located on the property and we are happy to answer any questions or help with ideas of places to go in the area. That said, we give our guests full privacy unless further information is requested.
Guest Access
The Evergreen Getaway features a lovely sunroom leading out to a private deck and access to the large backyard/garden shared with homeowner.
Interaction with Guests
We like to meet our guests and we are usually available to answer any questions and help as needed during your stay at the Evergreen Getaway. That said, we like to give guests complete privacy and space otherwise.
We are a non smoking property and we ask that you be courteous to the neighbors by having quiet hours between 10pm-8am.
37 Reviews
Carissa & Gaelen have thoughtfully prepared a very comfortable environment, and were so nice even when I accidentally locked myself out of the apartment with all my keys, phone, etc. inside :0 The special touches such as some guest chocolate, organic half & half AND coconut milk in the fridge, coffee beans to grind, and fresh wildflowers in multiple spots made for a peaceful and enjoyable stay. The best sort of AirBnB. Wish I could have tarried to enjoy it longer.
Fresh flowers and chocolate. Lovely trees, flowers and birds. Gaelen and Carissas' apartment is a sweet, quiet place to stay. The beds are super comfortable and linens so soft...these things make such a difference when one is traveling. The kitchen is thoughtfully equipped with coffee, tea, and the cookware you need to prepare a simple meal. We stayed there for my son's graduation from Evergreen and the proximity to the campus made it easy to get back and forth. The room/bed accommodations were especially nice: flexible with privacy for 3 of us to share. Thank you Gaelen and Carissa, I hope we stay with you again!
Our experience here was really a pleasure. The room and space was very secluded, private, beautiful and relaxed. I would highly recommend staying with Carissa and Gaelen!
This was the cutest, cleanest, loveliest AirBnB location we've visited! We immediately felt at home and after a long week of traveling in California, we enjoyed the time to relax in this quiet, beautiful location. Everything was even better than the photos and descriptions. Carissa and Gaelen have included lots of little touches in the apartment that made us feel comfortable and at home, and the deck area (with beautiful blooming flowers all around!) was an added bonus for outdoor breakfasts and dinners. We will definitely stay here again if in the area for another visit! Thank you!
We love this place! So quiet and private, even heard owls at night. The apartment is clean, spacious and thoughtfully decorated. Carissa is very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended!
Carissa & Gaelen have put a lot of thought and care into hosting their guests.
We arrived late into Olympia on a Sunday night. Carissa was very helpful in locating a restaurant before we drove out to their home.
The "Quiet Evergreen Getaway Apt." is at the end of a drive with evergreens surrounding it. We had to leave early in the morning but would have loved a cup of coffee on the back porch watching the wildlife.
The apartment is attached to Carissa & Gaelen's home via a breezeway, yet completely separate. There are 4 rooms; living, kitchen/dining, bedroom (queen) and an extra room that has a twin futon. The bathroom is accessible to both the bedroom and the extra room.
Everything was clean and tidy. There were bananas, some basic breakfast items and a delicious chocolate bar in the kitchen.
In the living room was a book full of suggestions for the surrounding area and some menus.
If we are back in the area, I would definitely stay here again!
We loved staying at the Evergreen Getaway - we felt welcomed and at home. The hosts were very friendly, welcoming, and readily available by text with questions and we were surprised to find treats waiting for us when we arrived!
The location was perfect and secluded, and the apartment was very manageable with a toddler (lots of space to run, and no dangerous things to get into), not to mention very stylish and chic in decor.
We definitely recommend this apartment to anyone visiting the area - we know we would love to re-visit!
About the Host, Carissa & Gaelen
We live in Olympia on the same property as the Evergreen Getaway Apartment. We love this quiet property very much. We work from home a lot of the time so we are accessible if there is anything that you need during your stay, but we will give you plenty of space and privacy as well.


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