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The launch of 450-passenger Seabourn Quest in June 2011 completed Seabourn Cruise Line's $750 million investment in three new Odyssey-class "yachts," if you can call a 32,000-ton vessel a yacht. Seabourn is, with this sixth ship, now a significant player in the luxury market, competing head-on with Silversea Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
Quest is essentially a carbon copy of sister ship Seabourn Sojourn, which debuted in 2010. The decor, hull design and even the menus are the same (although a few tweaks were made between Odyssey, the first of the trio, and Sojourn, the second). Highlights of all three ships include a beautiful and expansive pool surrounded by wooden decking; a central "hub" called Seabourn Square that acts as a combination library, reception, Internet cafe and patisserie; and sumptuous but contemporary decor, with extensive use of cream, white and neutrals in different textures, from leather to gauze, to create a comforting but chic boutique hotel feel. Great emphasis, too, is placed on dining, with three equally appealing venues, The Colonnade (buffet by day, alfresco a la carte by night), the elegant main dining room and Restaurant 2, a gourmet eatery offering tasting menus.
It's very hard to find fault with a product as sleek, contemporary and sumptuous as Seabourn Quest; and the line has, after all, had three shots now at making this style of yacht perfection, learning with each new vessel it launches. So what it boils down to is the service. Is this a luxury product? Or an ultra-luxury product? Sure, it's an all-inclusive product, insofar as drinks, all dining and all entertainment are included (although excursions and spa treatments are not). But is it the last word in pampered cruising? Almost.
The unexpected, if tiny, service hiccups -- like a crewmember not holding a door open for a passenger or a bar waiter being unhelpful when questioned about the ingredients of a certain drink -- had us slightly confused. Disembarkation day was no better than that on a mass-market ship, with constant, intrusive announcements.
On the other hand, most crewmembers do go the extra mile and are all trained to try and solve problems, rather than simply smiling politely. Seabourn calls them "clairvoyant," and it's not far wrong. The initiative shown by even the lowest-ranking cabin stewardesses on Seabourn is always both impressive and touching.
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The main gathering places are the two marquee bars -- the Observation Lounge and The Club. The other big daytime hub is Seabourn Square, which has everything: a coffee bar offering specialty coffees, liqueurs, cakes and pastries; a book and DVD library; two banks of Internet terminals; and a central, semi-enclosed area where Seabourn staff sit at desks and sort anything from onboard accounts to shore excursions.
Just off of that area are the shops, selling logowear, other clothing and some extremely high-class jewellery.
Seabourn Quest has a main dining room, The Restaurant, and a lovely, less-formal space, The Colonnade, on Deck 8. There are also various smaller options. These include Restaurant 2, which offers tasting menus; the Patio Grill on the pool deck, which has excellent salads, swordfish skewers and burgers for lunch; and Seabourn Square, where you can get specialty coffees, pastries and cakes all day. There is no extra charge for any dining option.
The main dining room is the same as the one on Seabourn Sojourn -- elegant, light, bright and mainly cream and white, with gauzy drapes and backlit, opaque panels. Dining is open-seating, and all 450 passengers can be accommodated at once. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served there every day, and there's an always-available menu, as well as the daily offering, which changes every 24 hours. Breakfast includes full cooked options, including dishes like Eggs Benedict, as well as fruit, pastries, cereals and smoked salmon. Lunch is full waiter service, with salads, starters, mains and desserts, usually slightly lighter than the dinner menu and with some dishes that reflect the region in which the ship is sailing.
For dinner, the emphasis is on international cuisine with a touch of French influence. Portions are small and elegantly presented, and multiple courses always include fish and a vegetarian option. Typical dishes might be seafood tempura, grilled filet mignon, crispy-skin sauteed salmon and roast poussin, with an always-available menu of plainer dishes and comfort food -- shrimp cocktail, penne with tomato sauce, and sirloin steak.
Specific menu items change, but we enjoyed an exquisite smoked salmon tartar, a superb celeriac "cappuccino" and a herb-crusted halibut, followed by chocolate cake with a liquid center, none of which we could fault.
One comment, though; the service is too quick for European diners, who like to linger over their meals. Plates are whipped away as soon as you've finished, and the next course brought without any break. The waitstaff needs to learn to distinguish between European and American diners and tailor the service accordingly.
The Colonnade is a lovely place to dine, especially on the stern deck on a sunny evening, when there are themed menus and waiter service. This restaurant is used for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breakfast is part buffet, part menu, with specials of the day like crabmeat omelettes or eggs Benedict. Lunch is themed; on our cruise, there was a Greek day (although the food didn't seem especially Greek) and a British theme, with roast beef or fish and chips. But whether or not you want the themed dishes, the salads and cold appetizers are delicious, and there's always a choice of more regular items like pasta or steaks.
The Colonnade doesn't feel like a buffet restaurant; there are no lines, the food is displayed on delicately-sized plates, and waiters will always help you find somewhere to sit and carry your plate. One criticism: Opening times seemed rather brief there; lunch is from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., but on one occasion at least, everything was cleared by 1:30 p.m.
Restaurant 2 is a special-occasion venue in a long, narrow space, with tables for two or six. (The twos go fast, and there are no fours, so book early.) It features a colourful, somewhat eccentric tasting menu of seven courses of exquisite little dishes that come in threes (so, for example, three bite-sized portions of different fish dishes as one of the courses), all beautifully presented. The food, a twist on French nouvelle cuisine with some Asian influences -- fois gras creme brulee, for example, or shellfish cappuccino, or pan-seared quail breast, or lobster with lemongrass, is prepared by two chefs who do nothing else but serve this restaurant. The idea is that everybody gets to eat there once during a weeklong cruise and, as such, the menu may not change for a week, although there are four different variations. Because the food is so special, there are no deviations from the menu, so it's not great for vegetarians.
Seabourn Square's coffee bar does a busy trade all day. The initial aim of the Square was to take away the feeling of waiting in line at a reception area and replace it with a kind of cyber-cafe/library/coffee shop. It's really worked well, with a constant and pleasant buzz of activity, particularly at morning coffee and afternoon tea time, when pastries and cakes appear.
For those who want a more private dining experience, the dinner menu from The Restaurant can be served course-by-course in the suite, either inside or on the balcony. A room service menu of comfort food -- burgers, steaks and club sandwiches, for example, is always available. And for sheer indulgence, if you're sitting at the bar on deck and suddenly feel the need for (gratis) caviar, a platter of caviar and blinis will be presented. Watch one table order this, and then watch the rest follow.
Seabourn Quest has 225 cabins and suites, 197 of which have spacious private balconies. Starting at 65 square feet, these are deep enough for dining alfresco.
The most basic accommodations are on Deck 4, with picture windows but no balconies. Other than that, these cabins have the same amenities as the remaining "standards" and measure 295 square feet.
Most of the cabins -- or suites, as Seabourn calls them -- are V category, from 1 to 5, measuring 300 square feet each, with a 65-square-foot balcony. There really is no difference between these suites, other than their location and, given the small size of the ship, it seems strange to pay more to be on Deck 7 than Deck 6. But in pricing these V cabins according to where they're located, Seabourn is simply responding to market forces.
The V suites each have generous living space, with a sofa and a table at which two can dine. Decor, as on Seabourn Sojourn, is in shades of coffee and chocolate, with accents of burnt orange and a buttery yellow. The heavy, chocolate silk drapes do a great job of keeping the cabin dark when you want to sleep, and further drapes dividing the living area from the bedroom. There is plenty of storage space -- numerous cupboards and cabinets, and a walk-in wardrobe with more drawers and a great deal of hanging space. Balconies are deep enough to accommodate two reclining chairs with footstools.
Each of the suites has a gorgeous, generously proportioned bathroom in chocolate marble with grey granite tiling. There are two sinks, a walk-in shower with glass door and a full bathtub. The taps and controls take a bit of getting used to -- just when you're all warmed up after a rainforest shower, adjust the control too far to turn the water off, and an ice-cold jet shoots out of the hand-shower that hangs on the wall. Bathroom amenities are by Molton Brown, and a cabin attendant arrives with a choice of soaps just after embarkation, including those from L'Occitane and Hermes. Each suite has a bottle of Champagne chilling on embarkation, as well as a stocked fridge with alcoholic drinks and sodas. Mineral water is replenished daily. The flat-screen TV, hidden away in a cabinet, is interactive, so you can check your onboard account. It also offers a decent array of movies. There's even an iPod docking station. The ship's WiFi, for which there is a charge, worked perfectly in our cabin, too.
The biggest suites are dotted around the ship, but Decks 9 and 10 exclusively house the innovative Penthouses (PH grade, 611 square feet with 149-square-foot balconies), which have sleeping areas separated from the living areas by decorated glass panels. It creates a nifty room-within-a-room that can be screened off by heavy chocolate silk curtains if you're entertaining guests or if one wants to sleep and another wants to watch TV.
Two big Winter Garden suites on Deck 7 (914 square feet with 183-square-foot balconies) are perfect for entertaining, with their sizeable curved leather sofas, glass dining tables and extra-deep balconies cantilevered out over the side. Each has a conservatory-like glass-enclosed bath overlooked by potted plants, enjoying uninterrupted views out to sea, in addition to a more private bathroom with a rather unusual-looking circular bath and a ceiling lit with hundreds of fibre-optic pinpricks of light. You'd be exceptionally clean after a cruise in this suite.
The forward-facing Signature and Owner's Suites have huge, wraparound balconies; you'll feel the wind when the ship is at sea. Owners Suites vary in size from 611 to 675 square feet with 149- to 375-square-foot balconies, while the Signature Suites, at 907 square feet with 353-square-foot balconies, are the largest for entertaining in terms of indoor and outdoor space.
Tips are included in the price of the cruise, and Seabourn makes it clear that further gratuities are not expected. If someone performs a special service, for example, organising a private party in your suite, it is, however, appropriate to offer something. Gratuities are included in the prices of the spa therapies, although a line for more is left blank when you sign for your treatment.
Fitness and Recreation
The Seabourn Spa is run by Steiner and is supposed to be the largest (on this ship and its two sisters) of any spa on a luxury ship. It has the slight feeling of a rabbit warren inside, but the treatment and relaxation areas are indisputably calming and extremely pleasant. A spa pass for the thermal suite (herbal sauna, steam room, fancy showers and contoured wooden loungers) costs $30 for a day, which seems a bit steep on a luxury ship, but Steiner is run as a concession and sets its prices according to the market it serves. If you don't want to pay, there's a very pleasant sauna in each of the changing rooms, too. Treatments include the usual range, from massages using bamboo or hot stones to body wraps. There's also a wide range of SkinCeuticals products for more "serious" facials; these products are quite strong, and you choose between two facial peels, which strikes us as a bit dangerous, given the strong sunshine enjoyed by most cruises.
The gym has an array of gentle classes tailored to the age group onboard. Pilates, Tai Chi and yoga are complimentary, or there's one-on-one personal training on the Kinesis wall for a fee. There are also putting, shuffleboard and occasional outdoor yoga classes in The Retreat, a secluded area on Deck 11.
The ship has two pools, one on the main pool deck and one aft, outside The Club. Each pool is flanked by two hot tubs. When the sun comes out, attendants circulate with bottles of Lancaster sunblock, which is a nice touch.
Seabourn Quest also has a water sports platform, The Marina, which can be lowered in calm conditions when the ship is anchored for kayaking, windsurfing and dinghy-sailing.
Seabourn's ships are not designed with families in mind. Having said that, they do carry families in summer and during other holiday periods, particularly as the trend for multigenerational cruising grows. Seabourn has taken the attitude that it's better to acknowledge this and entertain the children onboard, rather than ignore them and have their presence upset other passengers. To that end, the line hires youth staff during peak sailings. Staff members arrange games and other distractions and offer evening baby-sitting services. Some 18 cabins have interconnecting doors and can be used by families, while several have the option of making up a third bed.
Fellow Passengers
Quest's passengers are well-heeled, well-traveled and mostly older than 50. The mix is about 60 percent North American and 40 percent European/Australian, although this varies according to location, with more Europeans sailing in the Mediterranean in the summer. Summer Mediterranean sailings attract some families -- either parents or grandparents travelling with children.
Dress Code
Daytimes are "resort casual," although most interpret this as fairly stylish. Evenings are either casual, semiformal or formal, with most passengers following the dress code.
During the day, there are various and fairly low-key activities, such as bridge, lectures or cookery demonstrations. But this is a very outdoorsy ship, and passengers seem to spend as much time as possible on deck, sitting around the pool and chatting or lounging in the two canopied Jacuzzis on the pool deck, occasionally holding out a glass for a waiter to fill. There's another sunbathing area forward on Deck 11, by The Retreat, a recreation space with two small putting greens, shuffleboard, a giant chess set and the occasional outdoor yoga class.
Seabourn offers various special touches in its entertainment: free mini-massages on deck; a chance in port to go market shopping with the chef; and its legendary Caviar in the Surf beach party, where uniformed waters emerge from the waves bearing platters of caviar and Champagne.
Shows, dance classes, lectures and cookery demonstrations take place in the Grand Salon on Deck 6, which has comfortable banquette seating but quite a few pillars that obstruct the view. The Red Hot & Blue cabaret is excellent and pleasingly contemporary; the lead singer, Roger Wright, played a leading role in The Lion King when it first opened in London, which is an indication of the quality of the performance. Four dancers accompany the three singers and appear in The Club afterward to dance with the passengers -- or show the passengers up, whichever way you look at it.
The Seabourn Singers and Dancers perform four shows a week, while there are guest entertainers on the other nights.
In the evenings, the focal point after dinner is The Club, which has a dance band and an outside pool area for summer nights. There's a small casino with roulette, blackjack tables and a couple of slots off The Club which sees more or less action, depending on how port-intensive the itinerary is.
The Observation Lounge on Deck 10 is much quieter, and if it's a warm evening, people tend to forget the indoor bars altogether and sit out at the Sky Bar to enjoy the night air.
I was puzzled by the bar service on Quest. For example, in The Club -- which is, for all intents and purposes, a cocktail bar -- there's no cocktail menu. So you have to try to remember what went in that fabulous raspberry Martini you had on another ship and hope that the bartender can make it. The measures are also huge; it's not something most people would complain about, but it seems wasteful as drinks are left unfinished.
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I simply had no idea. Before my daughter entered the picture two years ago, I didn't have a clue how serious - and fiercely brand-loyal - moms can be when it comes to dressing the kids.
Examples? A friend I made in Fort Polk, La. - like myself - had moved from North Carolina to Louisiana with an infant. But the few weeks she spent shopping at Fayetteville's longstanding Tiny Town before she left were enough to get her hooked on Zutano. She stalked online sale sites for that children's brand, and even visited the Vermont town where Zutano is designed.
Another mom across the street was a Kelly's Kids rep, which gave me a glimpse at the colorful world of children's home party and catalog sales. (The proliferation of those has become the biggest competition for children's boutiques, said Tiny Town's buyer, Marcie Justice.)
And shortly after I returned to Fayetteville, my daughter met the toddler who is now her best buddy. One of the first things her mother said to me was something like, "I see you're a Gymboree mom, too."
Actually, I'm a whatever-looks-cute-and-is-on-sale kind of mom. But I'm sure I've purchased more clothes for my daughter in the past two years than I bought for myself in the past two decades.
"People want to buy for children, especially if they're girls," said Holly Grantham, who opened Bundle of Joy Boutique last month on Fort Bragg Road in Haymount. It's a sweet little shop that focuses on 5T and under, will deliver gift baskets and wisely includes a play area.
Grantham does not have children herself, but she said she's seen enough as an aunt and friend to believe children are where retail opportunity is knocking.
Market research firm IBISWorld reported in December that children's and infants clothing stores should experience steady growth over the next five years with a continued focus on brand names.
Bundle of Joy is carrying brands such as Mud Pie and Will Beth. Grantham likes the Little English boys line she ordered at Atlanta's apparel market but was shocked how far fewer offerings there were for boys compared to girls .
"They just aren't making that much," she said.
Justice, of Tiny Town farther up Fort Bragg Road, said it's a lot easier to find girls' brands such as Blue Juniper, which she recently added to a lineup that already includes names such as Jelly the Pug and Persnickety.
"With a little girl, you have this picture of the perfect little dress with matching shoes. It's kind of like how women shop for themselves with accessories," Justice said. "With boys, they're happy to put them in jeans and a polo."
There will be some label hunters at Fayetteville's three major spring children's consignment sales. Two of those are next week.
Typically, many of the best deals on the better-known boutique brands get snapped up by the sales' volunteers and consignors, who are allowed to shop early. But even after the doors open to the general public, there likely will be boutique brands left for those who dig.
And if mall stores or big-box brands are more your style, you'll have oceans to sort through. Honestly, if you've got a kid to clothe, you're doing yourself a disservice if you don't at least take a quick spin through the racks.
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For travel to and within Belgium you will need the following documents:
A valid passport or ID card. For Belgians a drivers license is also a valid ID. Don't forget to bring your car insurance documents. From the 26th of June 2012 onwards children will also need their own identification.
Limite de viteză: În limitele orașului: 50km/h În afara limitelor orașului: 90km/h Autostrade 120km/h (min. 70km/h)
In Belgium the legal alcohol limit is 0,5‰.
You must have a red warning triangle and fluorescent vest in your car. You also need to carry a a fire extinguisher and first aid kit on board.
We advise you to carry non-skid chains or use winter tires in winter, especially in the Ardennes.
It's not allowed to pass through an orange traffic light. Be extra careful at a flashing traffic light.
Note that at a green light the opposing traffic can also turn left.
Cruise control is not allowed everywhere, it's indicated with signs.
Suprafaţa: 30,528 km²
Number of inhabitants: 11 million (2011)
Capital: Brussels
Forma de guvernare: Monarhie Constituțională
Languages: Flemish (Dutch), French and German
Valuta: Euroul
The currency of Belgium is the Euro. The coins are 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 Euro cents and 1 and 2 Euro. Bank notes come in 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 Euro.
Flemish Fries
Paling in 't groen (Eel stewed in vegetables)
Gentse Waterzooi (Soup made of fish, potatoes and vegetables)
Luikse Wafels (Waffels from Liege)
Belgische pralines (Belgian Chocolates)
Mechels Margrietje (Lemon biscuit)
Kalletaart (regional specialty of Kortrijk)
Various sorts of Belgian beer (Trapist, Leffe, Stella Artois)
If you want to bring your pet with you on your holiday to Belgium, you need to be mindful of the following:
Animalele de companie trebuie să aibă un pașaport european pentru animale, cu toate vaccinele valabile specificate.
Pets need to have identification by means of a chip (a tattoo is not valid as of the 2nd of July 2011).
Pets need to be vaccinated against the following diseases (at least): - Dogs: rabies- Cats: feline enteritis and toxoplasmosis
Asigurați-vă că animalul dumneavoastră de companie este deparazitat înainte de a călători.
Planificați înainte și contactați-vă veterinarul în legătură cu vaccinele și pașaportul.
Holidays within Belgium you don't need to meet special conditions. We advise you to bring the animals passport in case something happens to your pet and you need to visit the vet.
You are allowed to bring a maximum of 5 pets to Belgium.
When you go on holiday in Belgium it means you will most likely encounter a different language. Besides Flemish (Dutch) there is French spoken in the southern part of Belgium and in the eastern tip German is the most common language. Therefore we'd like to introduce you to the conversation basics. It's always appreciated if you know a few words in the foreign language.Dutch has some difficult sounds and some are pronounced in the back of your throat. You can use the pronunciation of the vowels and letters below with the pronunciation in brackets behind the words.
a - is a British "a" like in can'taa - is a longer and more open "a", like the last a in areaau - is like "ouch" without the che - is an American "a" like in the word canee is a long American "a" like in the word caneeu - as the first "e" in nerveg - pronounced in the back of your throat, as if clearing iti - is the "i" in hintie - is "ee" in Greeceei or ij - English doesn't know this sound but an "ai" as in five is closest.o - is the "o" like the first o in hollowoe - as an "oo" in goodoo - is a longer more open "o" as in locomotiveou - as in ouch without the ch or as in houser - pronounced in the back of your throat, as if clearing itu - as the "u" in blunt, within a word. In other forms it is pronounced "uu"ui - there is no such vowel in English, ou like house is closest.uu - is a sound that does not exist in English but the "u" in utopia, without the j that is pronounced before it, is closest. Good Morning - Goedemorgen (goodemorgen)Good Day - Goedendag (goodendag)Good Evening - Goedenavond (goodenaavond)Hello - Hallo (hallo)Goodbye - Tot ziens (tot zeens)Here you are/Please - Alstublieft (alstubleeft) Thank you - Dank u wel (dank u well)Sorry - SorrySupermarket - Supermarkt (supermarkt)Bakery - BakkerButcher - Slager (slaager)Restaurant - Restaurant Apothecary - Apotheek (Apothake, with a long o like locomotive)Hospital - Ziekenhuis - (zeekenhouse)Doctor - Dokter (docter)Dentist - Tandarts (tandarts)Swimming pool - Zwembad (zwembad)Beach - Strand (strand)One - Eén (ane, like cane without the c)Two - Twee (twa, with an a as in cane)Three - Drie (dree)Four - Vier (veer)Five - Vijf (vaif)Six - Zes (zas, American a)Seven - Zeven (zaiven)Eight - Acht (acht, British a)Nine - Negen (naigen)Ten - Tien (teen)FrenchGood day – Bonjour (bonsjoor)Good evening – Bonsoir (bonswoir)Hello – Salut (saluu)Good bye – Au revoir (o revwoir)Please giving/receiving – S'il vous plaît (seal voo play)Thank you – Merci bien (merzee bien)Sorry – pardon / Excusez moi (excuzay mwah)Supermarket – Supermarché (supermarsjai)Bakery – Boulanger (boolansjai)Butcher – Charcuterie, Boucherie (cold cuts) (sjarcutery, boosjery)Restaurant – Restaurant (restauran)Pharmacy – Pharmacie (pharmazy)Hospital – Hôpital (opital)Doctor – Médecin (medzin)Dentist – Dentiste (dentiste)Swimming pool – Piscine (pizine)Beach – Plage (plaa-sje)One - Un (euh)Two – Deux (deu)Three - Trois (trwa)Four – Quatre (quatre)Five – Cinq (sank)Six – Six (sees)Seven – Sept (set)Eight – Huit (we'd)Nine – Neuf (nuf)Ten – Dix (dees)In German there are some letters that need attention for the pronunciation: "a" is pronounced as the British "a" in can't"s" is pronounced as "z""z" is pronounced as "ts"Good morning - Gutenmorgen (gootenmorgen)Good day - Gutentag (gootentaag)Good evening - Gutenabend (gootenabend)Hello - Hallo (halloo)Goodbye - Auf Wiedersehen (auf weederzahn)Please when giving/when receiving - Bitte (beete / Gerne (gerne) Thank you - Vielen Dank (feelen dank)Sorry - Entschuldigung (entshooldeegoong)Yes - Ja (yah)No - Nein (nine)Supermarket - Supermarkt (zoopermarkt)Bakery - Bäckerei (beckereye)Butcher - Fleischerei (fly-shereye)Restaurant - Restaurant (restaurant)Pharmacy - Apotheke (apothaka)Hospital - Krankenhaus (krunkenhouse)Doctor - Doktor (doctore)Dentist - Zahnartzt (tsaahnaartst)Swimming pool - Schwimmbad (shweembaad)Beach - Strand (shtrand)One - Eins (yns)Two - Zwei (tswy)Three - Drei (dry)Four - Vier (feer)Five - Fünf (fuenf)Six - Sechs (zex)Seven - Sieben (zeeben)Eight - Acht (acht)Nine - Neun (nine)Ten - Zehn (tsane)
Holidays in Belgium means experiencing a different culture. The culture of a country is not only defined by its architecture, clothing and language, but also by the manner of being which can be quite different from what you're used to. We hope to give you a better insight into the Belgian habits and customs with the following information:
Belgians are kind, they will always Greet you and if there is something will let you know in a calm and polite way.
When you are invited to someone's place it's customary to bring a small gift for the hostess. Some chocolates or flowers.
In Belgium having a drink somewhere is well known. In most bars and cafés you can choose from various kinds of beer from the barrel and you can often have a bite to eat too.
It's customary to give a tip for received services like in restaurants when you're satisfied. The general amount is between 5-10%. Usually porters, taxi chauffeurs and cloak-room attendants also receive a tip.
The holiday homes in Belgium are usually more basic and with a more basic interior.
Belgians are proud of their country, culture, sportsmen and famous and important persons. They will do everything they can to please their guests. Not everyone speaks Dutch but they will always try to help. In case there is something with the holiday home you can report this to the house owner, best in a calm manner. Keep in mind that the owner is proud of his house and has done his best to make it as nice as possible.
Permiteți caselor de vacanță din Belgia ale Bungalow.Net să vă ofere o cazare comfortabilă și modernă pentru următoarea dumneavoastră bine-meritată vacanță. Cazându-vă la una dintre casele noastre de vacanță din Belgia cu primire animale de companie, dumneavoastră împreună cu întreaga familie veți avea ocazia de a vizita orașe minunate cum sunt Brussels, Bruges, Antwerp, Mons, Liege și Ghent, unde veți regăsi numeroase muzee, expoziții de artă și ateliere, obiective perfecte pentru o vacanță culturală memorabilă în Belgia. Dacă nu sunteți neapărat iubitor de artă, vă puteți totuși bucura de o scurtă "evadare" în Belgia, întrucât aceste orașe, la fel ca și altele de altfel, au o moștenire arhitecturală impresionantă care poate fi observată în castelele și bisericile sale medievale impresionante. Porniți astfel de la casa dumneavoastră de vacanță autonomă din Belgia și vizitați monumente istorice cum sunt Castelul Borrekens din Vorselaar și Castelul Bossenstein din Borechem, cel de-al doilea fiind împrejmuit de un șanț de apă. O casă de vacanță în Belgia vă oferă de asemenea ocazia minunată a unei vacanțe în care să faceți cumpărături în Belgia. Astfel că indiferent de ce căutați, veți descoperi că există câte ceva pentru gusturile fiecăruia în orașele minunate ale Belgiei. Rezervați una dintre casele de vacanță self-catering din Belgia ale Bungalow.net chiar acum și adăugați un strop de cultură următoarei dumneavoastră vacanțe europene!
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The holiday homes in Belgium are a versatile destination for a fantastic family holiday or a holiday with pets. The pet friendly holiday homes are the ideal starting point of hikes and day trips, especially in the Ardennes and on the Belgian coast. Wherever you go you will never get bored, because Belgium is a country of endless possibilities. Theme parks like Plopsaland and Plopsa Coo, Bobbejaanland and the Barvaux labyrinth will make a holiday with children a true success. Are you more of a nature lover, then you will find the nature area of the High Fens in the North East, a unique peat-more full of hiking possibilities. A holiday at the waterfront is truly enjoyable, the fast running rivers of the Ardennes, lakes for water sports or a holiday at the Belgian coast, for this alone you would rent a holiday home in Belgium.
The cozy bungalows in Belgium come in all shapes and sizes on different locations, among nature, on the Belgian coast but also in the Ardennes. It's the ideal destination for a summer holiday in Belgium. Hiking, biking or breathing in the culture and when you get back home take cooling dive in the swimming pool. Especially the children will have a great time. Also bring your dog on holiday and enjoy long walks among nature or along the beach. The bungalows are ideal for your holiday with children, they can play in the garden all they want, while you keep an eye on them. There are always different sights in the area of your bungalow for a great day out, such as the caves of Han or Coo, the waterfalls in Coo and the nearby labyrinth, but also various theme parks and zoos. For outdoor enthusiasts the Ardennes are a must visit for rock climbing, abseiling, rafting or mountain biking.
Choose to rent an apartment in Belgium, the ideal starting point for a city trip to Bruges, Ghent, Brussels or Antwerp. The apartments in the city make sure you are always in the centre of the touristic sights. You may have a view over the square with the Belfry, the picturesque canals with the houses alongside or you reach the shopping street within minutes to enjoy a weekend of shopping. For a beach holiday there are also plenty of possibilities, for example in Oostende, de Haan en Blankenberge, where you can enjoy the sea view from your own balcony. The apartments at the coast are also very suitable for a summer holiday or weekend break. You are close to the beach, the sea and the lively boulevard. Your hikes through the dunes start at your front door. Will it be shopping and culture or the sun, sea and beach, the choice is yours.
Enjoy a stay in a luxurious holiday in the villas in Belgium with swimming pool or jacuzzi. They are located on the nicest spots where you can walk straight into nature or enjoy a beautiful sea view. There is plenty of space for a holiday with children or take the family dog along for a truly a complete family holiday. Hike in the forests of the Ardennes or go cycling along the fields and hills of the Voerstreek. Have a picnic in a sheltered and sunny spot and upon your return to the villa in Belgium you can take a plunge in the pool and close the day with a lovely barbecue. A holiday near the sea offers you something extra, you're not only at the beach within minutes, but you can also enjoy the fresh sea breeze and the sound of the waves on the veranda. This is why we think you should choose a holiday on the Belgian Coast.
A weekend break with friends or family to a group accommodation in Belgium, the ideal destination for an outdoor weekend. Rock climbing, kayaking, caving, mountain biking, abseiling, zip wire and much more all starts at a group house in the Ardennes. Your holidays among nature with the whole family comes true here. Hiking together, going to the beach or sitting on the waterfront. The spacious group houses in Belgium offer all comfort you need to sit in front of the fire place and cook and eat together. The large garden surrounding the group accommodation in Belgium offer room for games and a match of soccer or volleyball and of course a barbecue. A city trip may not be missed out on, visit Namur, Dinant, Brussels, Antwerp or Bruges. Wherever you go you will always enjoy a stay with your friends or family in a group accommodation in Belgium.
The children play in the playground and at the swimming pool, they make new friends and have a great time with animation team, this is why you book a house on a holiday park in Belgium. The cosy holiday parks in Belgium await you for your family holiday. Whether you wish to spend your days at the sea or in the Ardennes there is a suitable destination for everyone. Within walking distance you reach the sand dunes, the beach or you are amidst the forest with its splashing rivers and numerous hiking paths, it's always wonderful to be among nature. It's also the ideal destination for several families travelling together. You rent 2 houses next to each other to eat together and play games, but you can still enjoy your privacy. There is always plenty to see and do in Belgium, the land of beer and chocolate welcomes you and don't forget to try the Flemish fries and waffles from Liege.
Outdoor activities like: rock climbing, abseiling, zip wire, kayaking, mountain biking, caving, rafting and archery
Nature park the High Fens with the highest point Signal de Botrange
Towns of Barvaux, Durbuy, Spa and Rochefort
Seaside resorts Oostende, de Panne, de Haan and Blankenberge
Nature area het Zwin
Beach sailing at de Panne
Bruges with the houses alongside the canals, the Beguiniage and Belfry
The medieval city Ghent and her abbeys and Beguiniages
Toddler theme park Plopsaland de Panne
The city Kortrijk with its Beguiniage and church of our lady
The surrounding hills or the Kemmelberg
The capital Brussels with Manneken Pis and the Atomium
Recreational lake de Gavers
The city wall of Geraardsbergen
The city Antwerp with the market square and cathedral of our lady
The heath of Kalmthout
The city Turnhout with its Beguiniage
The Sonian forest
The art city Leuven
The hill of the lion at Braine-l'Alleud
Extensive biking routes
Nature area de Kempen
The city Hasselt with her town hall and cathedral
Chocolate museum in Eupen
The historical city Luik
Plopsa Coo Theme Park
Waterfalls and caves of Coo
Labyrinth of Barvaux
The rivers Semois, Ourthe and Lesse
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The city of Namur with its citadel and Place d'Armee
City of Dinant with it's citadel, the Meuse River and the Leffe Abbey
Floreffe Abbey
The caves of Han
The city Doornik with the cathedral of our lady
The old town Lobbes and river Samber
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I am using version 27bz-8 for the Scyld disk, with kernel version 2.2.19-12.beo. I have a 3c905b card in the slave and a 3c905 in the master. I am getting to the third phase of the boot for the slave to where it outputs the log file. Then the node hangs. Here is the log file for node.0... node_up: Setting system clock. node_up: TODO set interface netmask. node_up: Configuring loopback interface. node_up: Configuring PCI devices. setup_fs: Configuring node filesystems... setup_fs: Using /etc/beowulf/fstab setup_fs: Checking /dev/ram3 (type=ext2)... setup_fs: Hmmm...This appears to be a ramdisk. setup_fs: I'm going to try to try checking the filesystem (fsck) anyway. setup_fs: If it is a RAM disk the following will fail harmlessly. e2fsck 1.20, 25-May-2001 for EXT2 FS 0.5b, 95/08/09 Couldn't find ext2 superblock, trying backup blocks... e2fsck The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2 filesystem. If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2 filesystem (and not swap or ufs or something else), then the superblock is corrupt, and you might try running e2fsck with an alternate superblock: e2fsck -b 8193 <device> : Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/ram3 setup_fs: FSCK failure. (OK for RAM disks) setup_fs: Creating ext2 on /dev/ram3... mke2fs 1.20, 25-May-2001 for EXT2 FS 0.5b, 95/08/09 setup_fs: Mounting /dev/ram3 on /rootfs//... (type=ext2; options=defaults) setup_fs: Checking 192.168.1.1:/home (type=nfs)... setup_fs: Mounting 192.168.1.1:/home on /rootfs//home... (type=nfs; options=nolock) mount: 192.168.1.1:/home failed, reason given by server: Permission denied Failed to mount 192.168.1.1:/home on /home. Can someone help? Thanks. Shawn
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Is limiting exposure to EMF important? No one is certain. The World Health Organization says the data is inconclusive to date, but continues their research. We provide this EMF information because it is important to some people, not to frighten you or exaggerate any risk.
For many years customers have chosen SunTouch Zero EMF systems, but we leave the choice to you after explaining what we do know.
What's In The Box TapeMat, Detailed Installation Manual. DVD on request Warranty from Manufacturer 25 year warranty backed by USA Manufacturer since 1873 Heated Area Size Covered 160.00 Amp Draw 8.00 Heated Area 160 SF (Sq. Ft. Square Feet) Heating Wire construction ETFE Fluoropolymer, metal shield and Outside layer of PEX Wattage : Total watts 1920 watts Size in Feet 2' x 80' (2x80 feet) Size in Inches 24" x 960" (24x960 inches) Size in Meters 0.61m x 24.38m (0.61x24.38 meters) Installation Style Open Mesh Mat. Heating wire secured to Mat with Tape. attach to floor with double-sided tape affixed to the mat. Custom Size Options None. Standard Mats only. Safety Listing UL (Underwriters Laboratory) Listed for U.S. and Canada under UL 1673 and CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 130-03, File No. E185866 Repairable Heating Wire Yes, Wire can be repaired. Repair kits and assistance available Color Orange Fiberglass Mesh-Blue Heating Wire-White Tape-Silver Power lead Acceptable Floor Coverings Natural Stone,Tile, Laminate, Engineered Woods, Carpet, Vinyl, Linoleum, Solid Hardwood (if you use sleepers) Made In USA Made in USA - Installation
Instruction Manual SunTouch24008024 TapeMat 240V 24"x 80' 24008024 Installation Manual Skill Level : D-I-Y Simple for Install, PRO for Electric Installation only by qualified persons. Electrician recommended for wiring. Read More GFEP / GFCI Protection Required (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) Required for each circuit - INCLUDED in SunStat Control Circuit Breakers and Supply Wire (always follow local code) Mats or Wire Supply Wire Breaker VAC total amps (AWG*) qty type rating 120 up to 12 amps 14 1 single pole 15 or 20 A 120 up to 15 amps 12 1 single pole 20 A 240 up to 12 amps 14 1 double pole 15 or 20 A 240 up to 15 amps 12 1 double pole 20 A * Recommended only. Follow local codes for wire gauge size.
Maximum Circuit Load 15 Amps Maximum Circuit Overload Protection 20 A Breaker Electrical Box Size (Where Mats connect to Thermostat) Extra-deep single-gang box for 1 or 2 leads, Or 4" square deep box for 3 cables (extra room needed for Wire, wire nuts, control) Heating Elements (Dual Wire) Oxygen-free copper or nickel-copper Full Length End-to-End ground wire Yes Shower Installation Permitted Yes, can be installed in a tiled shower. UL listed, verify local code. Installation Layout Map customized for my project Yes. Expected Floor Temperature Dependent on Many factors, insulation recommended. Insulation Recommended Yes; under slabs or framed floors. Cork or similar on top of Concrete Subfloor as thermal break Indoor Installation Only INTERIOR floor heating Application only. Embedded in Mortar or self leveling concrete only Installation On Sub Floor on TOP of Sub Floor (Plywood, backer board, concrete) Distance from Wax Ring at toilet flange install 4 - 6 inches away; can be under front of toilet. Approx 20" from wall Trowel Size recommended Minimum 3/8" x 1/4". Dependent on tile size - verify with tile/mortar manufacturer Trowel type Recommended Heavy Duty Plastic PRO-Trowel Cut Warning No. Never cut the heating elements to shorten Minimum Installation Temperature 50 Degrees F / 10 Degrees C - Specifications
Voltage 240 VAC How to choose 120 or 240 Volt Same Energy efficiency & same Watts/SF. More Sq Footage per circuit with 240v Watts Per SF 12 Watts per Sq Foot Heat Output BTUs per SF 41 BTU per Sq Ft/Hour Heating Power : Total BTU's 6560 BTU total Manufacturer SunTouch Watts Radiant Brand Name SunTouch Tape Mat Power Lead Type Armored, NEC color code, Single point connection at 1 corner of mat. No return wire like inferior products Power Lead Length 10 Feet Power Lead Wire Gauge (varies by heated area) 14 AWG Product Thickness 0.122 (less than 1/8") Heating Wire Spacing 2.5" inches Minimum Bend Radius 1 inch Weight 19.00 Ohms Reading (resistance value) 25-32 ohms ZERO* EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) Yes. Verified by Independent Testing Laboratory as ultra low. REET test Controls/Thermostat is required for operation SunStat Floor sensing thermostat Conduit required for Power Leads Conduit does make installation easier in new construction (not required) Packaging Easy Open Cardboard - no frustration Width of heating area Feet 2' ft. feet Length of heating area Feet 80' ft. feet Width of heating area Inches 24" in. inch Length of heating area Inches 960" in. inch Width of heating area Meters 0.61m meter metre Length of heating area Meters 24.38m meter metre - Reviews
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Carhartt Men's Sandstone Jackson Coat C95
5.01$129.99The Carhartt Men's Sandstone Jackson Coat C95 Jacket is sure to keep you warm with the sherpa lined body and quilted nylon lined sleeves. It's built with 100% cotton sandstone duck which means this heavyweight is tightly woven with no gaps making it wind and snag resistant. Much like Carhartt it is also known for it's quality, durability and comfort. Additional features of the Sandstone Jackson Coat is the dropped tail for added coverage, an attached hood with drawcord, an internal waist drawcord, internal rib-knit storm cuffs and a split back with bi-swing folds for easy movement.
- Fiber: 12-ounce, heavyweight, 100% cotton sandstone duck
- Body Lining: Sherpa
- Sleeve Lining: Quilted-nylon
- Main seams are triple stitched
- Field-Tested
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Ariat Men's Sierra Square Toe ST Boots 100010134
Regular Price: $149.99
Special Price: $129.99
Ariat Men's Sierra Square Toe Steel Steel Toe Boots 100010134 features Ariat's ATS stability system. The exclusive Advanced Torque Stability (ATS) both supports and cushions your foots as you move giving added stability and comfort. The gel-cushioned footbed is moisture-wicking and lightweight. This sole is oil and slip resistant as well as extreme heat (tested to 750°F/400°C) and abrasion resistant. Premium full-grain leather upper, Goodyear® Welt construction, ergonomic support and cushioning, this heavy-duty boot delivers. Steel safety toe is ASTM F2413-05 M 1/75 C/75 EH rated.
- Toe Shape : Wide Square
- Safety Toe : Steel Toe
- Certification : Electrical Hazard;ASTM
- Heel Type Height : 1.5"
- Shaft Height : 10"
FMC Unisex Double Deep Pocket Thermal Chap FMM840BSF
$129.99Unisex Double Deep Pocket Thermal Chap
- Soft Milled 1.2-1.3mm leather.
- 2 ultra deep pockets on each thigh, 1 zipper and 1 snap closed, for secure storage, 4 pockets total.
- Snap out high performance thermal insulated liner
- Mesh under-liner for comfortable riding in hot or cold weather.
- Stretch panel on inner thigh for perfect fit.
- 4 Snap boot cuffs for easy on and off.
- Unfinished bottom for trimming to correct size.
- Heavy snaps and Original YKK zippers. Non-rusting, non-corroding.
- Zipper buffer prevents liner from catching in the zippers.
- Everything a rider needs in a chap!!
FMC Men's Classic Scooter Leather Jacket FMM202FBZ
$129.99Men's Classic Scooter Jacket
- Milled 1.1 – 1.2 mm cow leather.
- Side adjusting zippers for easy comfort while riding.
- Full sleeve zip-out high performance thermal insulated liner.
- 2 outside and 1 inside pockets.
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