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And our tea room during assembly from the outside of the trees looking inward.
Our wizard's Den is a bit clearer here with more of the Castle's "Rapunzel's tower" visable
Here is more of a "frontal view" of the Margrose Castle. The face of the deck is 16 feet wide!
Below our Castle is our Fairy Garden!
The trees like to watch over our children and Fairies at play!
Some Children viewing the fairies at the "hospital"...
Children looking for fairies near the hobbit hole...
It is almost 2:30am right now, so I will post a tour of the Fairy village tomorrow (if you like).
Thank you so much for your kind efforts to share your marvelous and imaginative creations! I am truly in awe of the imagination, dedication and hospitality that you and your family are creating.
I haven't yet had time to go through all the posts but just wanted to let you know how appreciative I am of your efforts.
This is not a criticism, but rather a query: given the range of your creativity, have you ever considered a topiary garden, especially for the dinosaur section? With your engineering background, I'm sure you could easily design quite a range of prehistoric creatures.
Again, thank you for taking the time to share this.
And, BTW, website prohibition is for spammers who are trying to suck in innocent people and get a few cents per click. You obviously aren't in that category. I read your profile and was impressed by how much you're giving back to the community.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
Thanks GardenSprite,
I truly appreciate the kind words.
I was looking at some forms of a topiary garden, but I am still somewhat plant and landscape ignorant. I thought I would start out on an easier / lower maintenance construction, where I have a mound of soil in the shape of a giant lizard type creature and plant "hens and chickens" on the mound to make it look like scales. As time continues and I learn more on how to grow, care, and maintain plants and topiary gardens, I hope to expand.
This is all still very new to me, it has only been (roughly) 19 months since I have started construction of my first tree house and I never thought that it would balloon this large this quickly. I am in a unique and fortunate situation where I get to spend time with my children while they are young.
If people are interested, I have a website www.treecreations.org and I am on Facebook under "Tree Creations in Geneseo" (or the link: https://www.facebook.com/pages...eseo/507249102622153)
I'm off to go get more work done, but If you would like, I can post more soon!
Thanks again and all the best,
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JJ, thanks so much for the time spent in adding these photos, and for answering my questions. And I do have a few more!
How did you get the Triumph up on the platform?
What's the name of the warplane museum, and where is it located? I think a warbird would be a wonderful addition to your tree village, and would most likely expand the visiting population quite a bit.
The restoration of the Triumph is amazing; that's quite a project, and also quite a tribute to your intent to save it rather than just junk it, as many people would.
I've been gardening since I was a child; if you ever have any gardening questions, feel free to ask. If I ever make it to visit your village, I could bring some plants from my garden.
It seems the accident was a life changing event for you, and an example of how something very unfortunate can inspire or be the instigation for a lifestyle change that benefits not only you but your family, neighborhood and the community at large.
I understand your point about the high maintenance of a topiary garden. Hens and chickens would be perfect because they spread easily, don't need trimming, and come in a variety of designs and colors.
There are some topiary sculptures in this link to the Montreal topiaries that show the use of sedums (of which hens & chicks are a variety) that might be of inspiration in creating your dinosaur area.
I think the geese in the second photo have wings of hens and chickens. The fish and swans may as well, but it's really had to tell from the photos. I had some trouble with this site; sometimes the photos advanced, sometimes they didn't. I had to just keep trying.
There's also an animal topiary garden at Green Mansions, but I think these topiaries are of privet or some type of clippable hedge and are very high maintenance. Still, they offer an idea of what might be done by using dinosaurs that aren't elevated and are leafed out with sedums.
I could offer so many more comments on everything, but just let me say that your creations are creative and inspiring!
To make sure I cover all the points, I will try to address the again in parts...
Well, As a mechanical engineer, I built a "rig" designed to hold the car, used a half dozen "come-a-long" ratcheting cables, and then suspended the vehicle over the poles. Once above the poles, we lowered the chassis of the automobile onto the poles and secured the vehicle with metal strapping.
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Thank you! I like doing things that are different and enjoy a challenge. There is an expression that says "If it were easy, everyone would do it!" but I don't think everyone would put a car in their trees - even if it were easy.
I would really love it! It would be nice if my gardening skills were good enough, that maybe (one day) the gardens here could be an attraction. Right now, we are trying to figure out what we need to do with the perennials for winter - do we need to cut them back now/in the spring? We have both flowering plants like Japanese Anemone and ferns like Beaded Lady Fern. Will be doing some internet research soon and would appreciate any advice on what sites are a go-to for comprehensive advice that would not scare beginners.
I just recently saw a quote that states how life has changed for me: "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." - Winston Churchill
So far, everything I have done is all out of pocket (materials, help, equipment, insurance, time, etc), and I am trying to keep it free of charge to anyone that would like to visit (I know not the best business model). I don't want people to feel obligated for donations, and not totally sure how to approach the situation.
How to sustain and build onto the tree houses (I feel) will be a long hard learning process for me. IF I can figure the financial part out without charging money and getting enough to maintain, and build on - I'll be all set!
There are some topiary sculptures in this link to the Montreal topiaries that show the use of sedums (of which hens & chicks are a variety) that might be of inspiration in creating your dinosaur area.
I think the geese in the second photo have wings of hens and chickens. The fish and swans may as well, but it's really had to tell from the photos. I had some trouble with this site; sometimes the photos advanced, sometimes they didn't. I had to just keep trying.
There's also an animal topiary garden at Green Mansions, but I think these topiaries are of privet or some type of clippable hedge and are very high maintenance. Still, they offer an idea of what might be done by using dinosaurs that aren't elevated and are leafed out with sedums.[/QUOTE]
Very Cool and some GREAT ideas! I honestly didn't know that plants could be made to look like animals, people, the Eiffel tower, etc! I am curious to see what is required for maintenance and how it is done, and I wonder If I can figure out a way or design something to lessen the maintenance aspect so more people can have gardens like the ones seen on the link you sent. Again, they are awesome!
Again, thank you for the kind words. I took a look earlier on my website, and I noticed that my website www.TreeCreations.org had some photos that were not loading, I took care of the problem and we should not have that issue again. Sorry for the inconvenience and now you can see some of the photos that were not previously up.
Joe, just a comment on pruning... Plants don't necessarily have to be cut back on an annual basis. I only cut back perennials such as irises and daylilies in the summer after they've bloomed and if I'm transplanting them. If you have very aggressive perennials that need to be cut back annually, such as some wildflowers or herbs, you might consider planting them in containers to control their growth.
Bulb foliage and ferns also don't need to be cut back. Your ferns will just die back to the crowns, then releaf next spring.
Some folks don't like the look of dying tulip and daffodil foliage, but that foliage is a key to restoring strength and nutrients to the bulbs for next year's bloom.
Shrubbery are a different matter, but at any rate, given that you're in NY and either in a frost period or close to one, I wouldn't cut anything back now. You're more likely to lose the plant. Sometimes I do trim evergreens for holiday swags or wreaths, but otherwise everything gets to rest until next year, unless I deliberately want to kill the plant (or tree). I'm in the process now of stripping bark from junk trees I want to kill.
Grapevines could have been trimmed earlier in the month and used for wreaths and plant people (to create sculptures in your garden - more on that in a later post) but it's a bit late and the vines tend to get harder and less flexible as frost time grows closer.
My first choice for info on plants is Fine Gardening's website and magazines. Better Homes and Gardens used to have a decent gardening forum but it's been gone for years. Its magazines are nice, including the special on cottage gardens, but they're not as scientific or as detailed as FG. Same with its online sites. FG can be a touch more upscale, but it's also for serious gardeners, with articles that aren't beyond a newbie's grasp.
An example: Living Walls:
I had thought of small mazes and labyrinths for the fantasy areas of your complex, as well as vertical pumpkin and gourd walls for a children's picking garden (and possible pumpking carving classes as a fundraiser). Vertical floral or multicolored walls are also a possibility for a small maze, or as a backdrop for the fantasy areas of your complex.
FG also publishes specials annually on Design, Container Gardening and Great Plants. I usually pick them up at Lowes or grocery stores.
More later; I've thought of a lot of things to highlight your fantasy areas, some of which hold some fundraising potential, incluing designer stepping stones, larger fairy people and mushroom houses, etc. But I need to get all the references together first.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
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I'll be in NH in a month, and I'll be sure to post a better trip report and more photos than my last trip :)
damm facestalker - I mean facebook - has officially taken over the world!!!
I hope this forum stays as I've noticed a lot of randoms come on here with a goal of climbing Mt w yet no knowledge. And, over the years I've seen many people get good advice that I like to believe helps them & ultimately prevented USFW form pulling them of the side of the mountain. They're just not gonna get that elsewhere unless they already know somebody or go take a course. Personally I think for many people ( i.e. males ) it is one thing to put a random post on here asking for help but another thing to go take some course asking for help (again damm male pride). I know I'll still check in here, especially in winter time
Many boards are having similar difficulties with traffic, and FB is always the suspected culprit. I spent most of my hiking time in VT this year (NEHH) and it seemed off-topic to post those TRs here.
Others post hiking trips from other places, I know that I enjoy reading them here.... :)
I too enjoy reading any TR people post on here, regardless of where the hike was. It's always nice to see different areas outside of The Whites too. :)
It's my fault. Only my teenage niece posts more than me on FB.
I should start posting here more again, so far I've met some really nice people and happy for it.
Plus on FB you tend to forget that the world can see all you post about. I get comments from people about my obsession with the whites, they think I'm a bit off my nut (more then usual anyway) and comment to me. I can't help it, the people I've met or talk to from this board all share the same obsession. I'm very passionate about it, it's where I want to be and a goal in my life, I just feel a connection with the area. and yes I do think about it most of the time and I surround my self with things that remind me of it at home and in my office, pictures and tokens that I've got from the area.
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'Hungry Hearts' director and star dine out in Haifa
Classical review: The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Tel Aviv, October 7 and 17
Blue-and-white rowers take on the Charles
Israeli driver Nissany gets invite from F1 team
Jerusalem nips Hapoel Tel Aviv in down-to-the-wire contest
Pivotal clash between Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi Haifa
Majority of Israeli students financially dependent on parents
Education Ministry unveils plan to combat cheating on matriculation exams
US social security payments to Nazi war criminals scandalize Jewish world
Argentine far-left leader jailed for threatening Jewish rally at Iranian Embassy
Frankfurt kosher butchers accused of selling unkosher meat
British MP escapes prosecution for controversial remarks made during Gaza operation
Jewish US disease control head leads US Ebola fight
Women attacked with acid in Iran targeted because of 'bad hijab,' some fear
US resupplies Kurds in Kobani, seeking to bleed ISIS
Are EU sanctions against Iran beginning to evaporate?
WATCH: Kurds in music video ridicule ISIS
Analysis: Joining Islamic State is about 'sex and aggression,' not religion
Israel's Labor party should climb off the fence
Morality, authoritarian fetishes and Iran tourism
'Step by step' toward a nuclear Iran
Think about it: The budget as a reflection of a political reality
October 19: Two states the way
Guarantor of the natural world
The fierce estuary of memory
Crossroad to nowhere
US-led air strikes slow advance of Islamic State near Syrian border town
Arrivals: Archeologist uncovers motivation behind aliya
Book Review: Unfettered ambition
Book Review: Mandatory reading?
Grapevine: An age-old problem
The tribal route
Not lost in translation
Happy Eva After: Tom, get thee to the land of limits
A scroll for soldiers
Exiled – to Kfar Saba
How the media helps perpetuate a high cost of living
The vote on Palestine: A very British compromise
Letting the thugs rule, on and off the Mount
Some ally, Turkey!
A song for TISHREI: 'A good word'
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פֶסְטִיבַל שֶקְסְפִּיר הַבֵּינְלְאוּמִי
Just a nice Jewish girl
The spirit moved them
Giving Schulhoff an airing
The Travel Adviser: An unstoppable force
Maritime voyage: Halifax to Prince Edward Island
Surgery complications caused Joan Rivers' sudden death
Frontlines Podcast: London's vote for Palestine
Richard Gere to star in Joseph Cedar's new movie
L'incendiaire de la mosquée al-Aqsa
Quand le dauphin se fait crocodile
L'aliya de France a son mentor
« J'assiste personnellement à la Résurrection des morts ! »
Emmanuel Ruben : un résident temporaire
Gil Shohat : portrait d'un artiste atypique
Oh les filles, oh les filles…
Revisiter le sionisme
Israël au pied du mur
Retour sur l'opération Bordure protectrice : décryptage de la situation moyen-orientale
Les petites phrases d'Yigal Palmor
Malgré quelques revers, l'Etat islamique se porte bien
David Azrieli, 1922-2014
Dimanche 13 juillet
Deux familles, une histoire
Il était une fois en Israël
Et tu choisiras la vie
Les rêves déçus de Gabi
Coup de théâtre de fin d'année
Boucler la boucle
Pope Paul VI, first pontiff to visit Israel, moves closer to sainthood
Dutch Christians boycott church over exhibit on Palestinian children
Christian Pastor warns Ebola is God's Punishment for Obama dividing Jerusalem
Evangelical support for Israel? Look to the east
Vatican promotes military force in to protect Christians from Islamic Extremism
Free Schach Distribution in Honor of Sukkot
Covenant of Brothers, Covenant of Life
Celebrating the New Year in KKL-JNF Parks and Forests
International Cleanup Day in Ashkelon
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
KKL-JNF Helps Chile Deal with the Gall Wasp Pest
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
Care of the Forests Continues Even in a Sabbatical Year
Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
A Successful Annual Fundraising Event for KKL Milan
Der Wienerwald in Israel - The Vienna Woods in Israel
European Leadership Conference 2014 - Brussels, Belgium
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
10.20.2014 | 26 Tishri, 5775
Rioting resumes throughout east Jerusalem Saturday night
MK calls to ban Secret smartphone application
Confirmed: Body of Aaron Sofer found in Jerusalem Forest
US: Israeli police harassing another Abu Khdeir cousin
With another yeshiva student arrested, haredi 'draft dodgers' could soon number in hundreds
Missing American's parents meet with Jerusalem police chief
Ayala Hasson, first woman to head Channel One News Division
Bar-Lev: Allow siblings' names on IDF headstones
Sa'ar denies presidential deal with haredim
Police heighten security ahead of haredi protest in capital
Analysis: US tries policy of 'shame' to stem Chinese cyber-hacking
Abu Khdeir murder suspect recounts grisly killing
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Jaffa man killed in ongoing crime families feud
Police generic in english crime scene 370.
(photo credit:REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar)
A feud between two Jaffa families claimed another victim on Saturday, when a 23-
year-old local resident Iyad Yatim was shot down outside his house during a
brawl, Tel Aviv Police said.The victim was taken to Wolfson Medical
Center in Holon, where he soon died, Tel Aviv Police spokeswoman Orit Friedman
said.Police believe the shooting was linked to the feud between the
Hamad and Ayash families, the two most powerful crime gangs in
Jaffa.Police were trying to determine how the shooter fled the scene,
but were working under the assumption he left in a car or a scooter, Friedman
said.The YAMAR investigative unit has been tasked with the case. No
arrests have been made.Two months ago, a 23-yearold Arab from Jaffa was
killed in a drive-by shooting on Yefet Street in the city. Police believe that
shooting was also linked to the Hamad-Ayash feud, Friedman said.No
suspects have been arrested in that shooting either.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 22, 2010)-Trainer Jeff Bonde and owners Alan Klein and Philip Lebherz picked up their second stakes win of the meet when Smiling Tiger captured the $100,000 Lazaro Barrera Memorial on Saturday at Hollywood Park.
Bonde, Klein and Lebherz, winners of the Harry Henson on April 21 with longshot Excessive Passion – a turf race in which Smiling Tiger was third in his 2010 debut – saw the chestnut colt go wire-to-wire in the Grade III Barrera.
Ridden to perfection by Victor Espinoza, the 3-year-old son of Hold That Tiger out of the Cahill Road mare Shandra Smiles broke quickly with the Bob Baffert trained duo of Concord Point and Macias in close proximity.
Macias, shortening up in distance and switching to the main track after a pair of turf routes, had room to rally along the inside early in the stretch, but Espinoza tightened things up a bit. This seemed to intimidate Macias, who, ultimately, angled outside the winner, but faltered in the final sixteenth and had to settle for fourth.
Concord Point, the 5-2 favorite, made another bid of his own approaching the wire, but Smiling Tiger, the 5-2 second choice, had enough left to prevail by a half-length. The final time for the seven furlongs was 1:21.34.
Domonation, returning to the scene of his only win, finished well in the middle of the track to gain third, 1 ½ lengths behind Concord Point. A gray son of Maria's Mon. Domonation has not finished off the board in three races on Hollywood Park's Cushion Track.
A $40,000 yearling purchase in 2008, Smiling Tiger, who was third behind eventual Preakness winner Lookin At Lucky in both the Best Pal, a Grade II, and Del Mar Futurity, a Grade 1, last summer, has won three of six. He's earned $183,864.
Smiling Tiger, whose two previous wins had come at Golden Gate Fields, paid $7.60, $3.80 and $3.20. Concord Point, who was looking for his third victory in four attempts, paid $3.60 and $3.00. The show price on Domonation, who was nearly 10-1, was $4.80.
"The first time back we took a little chance running on turf because we wanted to get a race into him,'' said Bonde. The Henson was Smiling Tiger's first race since the Del Mar Futurity last Sept. 7.
"He had a rough trip on the inside. He was pretty wild in the paddock, but he was more professional today. I was confident he was going to run his race.''
Joel Rosario, who rode Domonation, won three times on Saturday. He took the first with Enriched, third with Uncle Don and ninth on Sweet And Jazzy.
A half-brother to Lava Man, a three time winner of the Hollywood Gold Cup (2005-2007), Enriched won the $55,000 turf allowance by 9 ¼ lengths as the 2-5 favorite. It was the fifth win in 11 races on grass for the 5-year-old gelded son of High Brite and the Nostalgia's Star mare L'il Ms. Leonard. He's owned by W.C. Racing, Westside Rentals.com and Neil Haymes and trained by Doug O'Neill.
The wire-to-wire victory by Uncle Don in a $43,000 allowance was his fourth in a row for owners Antonio Ocampo and Ulises Olguin and trainer Richard Rosales. The 5-year-old is a California bred son of Lemon Drop Kid out of the multiple stakes winning Moscow Ballet mare Soviet Problem. The win Saturday was his first race on turf.
The fifth week of the spring-summer meet concludes with a nine race card Sunday. Post time is 1 p.m.
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The wait is over, and this weekend marks the beginning of another Clay County Tiger basketball season.
Second-year Head Coach Robert Marcum leads the Tigers to an opening weekend that's sure to be filled with excitement, as the Tigers host the Big Red Shoot-Out.
"This event is an honor to host every year," said Coach Marcum, "William 'Big Red' Campbell was a legend here, and I have many special memories of him and his legacy. Hosting a Shoot-Out in his honor is a privilege for us this weekend. His accomplishments, time and effort that he put into the Clay County sports programs will never be forgotten."
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Both of the teams from Manchester and Hacker, girls and boys, are undefeated on the year with each team posting a 4-0 record thus far.
Hacker will play host to Manchester Thursday night, and action will begin with the girls' game, scheduled for 5:30.
The Lady Tigers possess the deepest team in the county, and arguably the most solid team in the county from top-to-bottom.
Manchester has had a different leading scorer in every game this season, and is led in scoring by Kaylee Mathis, averaging 11 points per game.
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BMC Racing Team's Tejay van Garderen finished fifth on Wednesday's uphill finish at the Tour de San Luis, arriving 25 seconds behind solo stage winner Alex Diniz (Funvic-Pindamonhangaba).
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Van Garderen was part of a small group chasing Diniz up the 4.8-kilometer climb at the end of the 173.1 km stage. Van Garderen said he was unaware that Diniz had slipped up the road. "My whole idea was to just stay with the leaders so that I can hopefully beat them in the time trial," he said. "I tried to attack with a kilometer to go, but mainly I was just happy to be up there with the best guys. I'm feeling good." Last year's best young rider at the Tour de France stands sixth overall, 25 seconds behind new race leader Diniz heading into Thursday's 19.2 kilometer time trial. BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said he was pleased with the work the squad did to keep a breakaway group of seven in check. After their lead peaked at four minutes, they were caught with 35 km to go. "We had to ride a little bit but the guys did a good job to control things and get Tejay in position for the last climb," he said.


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This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve Visitor Center and Cigar Factory New Orleans and Museum.
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This New Orleans hotel is one block from Bourbon St, two blocks from Jackson Square, and seven blocks from Harrah's New Orleans Casino.The Omni Royal Orleans Hotel features the Rib Room, offering slow-roasted rotisserie dishes daily. The hotel also has a poolside bar, a lounge, and a street-side bar with views of the French Quarter. A 24-hour business center offers high-speed Internet access and photocopies for a fee. Guests have complimentary access to the fitness center and heated rooftop swimming pool, which has panoramic views of the Mississippi River and historic French Quarter. Extras include a beauty salon and an old-fashioned barbershop. Children's games may be rented from the hotel's collection. Small pets are allowed (surcharge). The hotel is smoke-free.
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- Total number of rooms - 345
- Multilingual staff
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- Year Built 1960
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 14000
- Conference space size (meters) - 1301
- Number of meeting rooms - 17
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Outdoor pool
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Rib Room Rotisserie Extraordinaire - Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this award-winning restaurant has a warm, clubby atmosphere, complemented by rich wood paneling, wide leather armchairs, exposed wooden beams on the ceiling, and columns clad in marble. Slow-roasted dishes are a daily special, and the menu offers a variety of meat and fish entrées.Rib Room Bar and Lounge - Open daily from late morning until late evening. Adjacent to the restaurant and just off the hotel's marble-floored lobby, this carpeted lounge offers seating for 50, piano music Wed.–Sun., and windows for viewing the constant flow of the French Quarter.Le Touché - Open daily from late morning until late evening. This street-side bar serves light entrées and has a small, recessed lounge with a large-screen TV for watching sports events.La Riviera - Open from lunchtime until dusk April–Nov. This small bar next to the seventh-floor rooftop pool and fitness center overlooks the Mississippi River and serves sandwiches and other light fare.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Your pets
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: USD 21 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 9.95 (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 38 per person (roundtrip)
- Valet parking fee: USD 43.68 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per room, per stay
- Pet deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 30 per night
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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Transfer to your home for the week in Český Krumlov, a private centrally located historic house with cheerful rooms.
Dig into the included starter kit of breakfast essentials and local delicacies to start your day off right. Take an orientation walk around town with your CEO then free time to explore on your own. Enjoy a traditional dinner with local friends tonight.
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BMC Racing Team's Philippe Gilbert finished second and teammate Taylor Phinney was eighth and took the lead in the Lotto Sprint competition Tuesday at the Eneco Tour of Benelux.
Gilbert Third Overall, Phinney Sixth
BMC Racing Team's Daniel Oss brought Gilbert to the front halfway up the steep, uphill finish at the end of the 176.9-kilometer race. "It was perfect," Gilbert, the world road champion, said. "I thought this would be my moment. I had to do a sprint of 200 meters uphill, which I normally can. But (Arnaud) Démare came pretty fast and I couldn't respond." Démare took the race lead from Mark Renshaw (Belkin Pro Cycling Team), whose puncture in the final three kilometers took him out of contention for the sprint. Gilbert is now third overall overall, four seconds behind Démare and one second behind Renshaw, while Phinney is sixth, eight seconds off the lead. Gilbert added to his string of runner-up placings that already included the Belgian national time trial championship on Sunday, Stage 6 of Paris-Nice in March and Brabantse Pijl in April. "I'm good, the condition is good," he said. "I'm certainly missing the win. I'm always pretty close. Being second or third is not so nice and doesn't count."
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Phinney, who finished a team-best sixth place on Monday's opening stage, said it was a "nervous, stressful" stage that saw a four-man breakaway reduced to three before being brought back in the final 10 km. "I was well taken care of by Manuel Quinziato especially," Phinney said. "In the end, Oss, Klaas Lodewyck, Danilo Wyss and Amaël Moinard were all riding the front. So that was very helpful to keep everything together for Phil and me in the end." Phinney said he knew the finish favored Gilbert more than him. "I was just staying safe up there for the overall, making sure I didn't lose any time," he said. "I guess I'm in the points jersey now. It's a bit of a surprise, but a good way to start the race." BMC Racing Team's Marcus Burghardt did not start the stage due to a fever, Dr. Giovanni Ruffini said.
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Maybe we can get enough donations to buy 3 straight and 3 crooked arrows of the same brand for Hutch to test. He can set them up exactly the same for his bow For his testing he can keep the arrows. Maybe all he needs is 3 more of the .001" arrows that are a match to the ones he just bought? I would be willing to donate some money to the cause. I'm broke, so some, not all!


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Hey guys,
Ive been looking at making the jump to Martin archery for quite a while now, probably 5-6 years. I have spent a lot of time here and on AT reading topics pertaining to martin and also researched all the reviews I could find and tried to handle Martin bows when I seen them at the shops.
I have not been able to do any shooting in the last few years, because of work, kids, and several remodeling projects. But recently I decided I was going to start shooting and hunting again, NO MATTER WHAT. So I figured it would be a good time to make the switch to Martin (even though they are for sale). I just really like the feeling I get from martin and there history. They seem to have some really good products and customer service, along with good old family values. At least that's the impression I get.
So, I bought a 2011 rytera nemesis (witch turned out to be a 2012.) online. Then I told the wife, figured its easier to ask for forgiveness than permission. Upon telling my wife about the new purchase, she commented something to the effect of "wye do you always get what you want, sure would be nice if I could get something to." ........ Ah ha, I seen my chance to buy another bow! So I found her a 2010 crossfire. This should be perfect for her, cuz she is pretty short and has short arms. I think she is going to be a 24.5 draw.
Ok, so she seemed ok with everything and even a little bit excited. So I thought to my self, self this don't happen very often and your on a roll. SO I BOUGHT A BLADE X4 , for my daughter! Well I guess I made the jump to Martin!
Ok, now Im getting to the problem. My nemesis showed up a couple of day ago. I haven't done much with it yet, but seems really nice. Score 1 for Martin! The blade x4 shows up today. Upon first inspections it seems to be a nice little bow. Got a few finish issues, but ok. Looking at it further I notice the grip is messed up a little. One of the wood inlaid pieces, that have the writing on then, apparently did not fit right in the cutout and was not seated and glued down. Ok, not a problem, I will try to trim it a little and glue it down. So I set the draw and length as short as possible so the wife could give it a pull. Maybe still a little long, the crossfire should fit her perfect. She was happy holding the bow and was excited about it. So I thought I would try to tweek the bow a little more, throw a sight and rest on it, and see if I could have her sling a few arrows before dark!
While setting it up I notice the minimum draw is about 1.5 inches longer than it should be, and ata is 1.5 inches long also. I am still trying to remain positive, eventhough all these little problems are starting to add up. I didn't pay for a used bow, I paid for a new 2013! ....So I continue on. Oh yeh, there was no manual in the box the bow came in, just the bow. Anyway, next problem. The sts needed adjusted in, its holding the string back. So I take out the two little set screws, and the rod will not budge at all. I fought this quite a while, wiggle, pull, pry, BEAT, VISE GRIPS AND ALL THE BEFORE MENTIONED AT THE SAME TIME. Finally I got it out. And its not carbon fiber like advertised, its aluminum. And I have it all scarred up and bent to heck by now By this time its dark, so guess the wifey wont be slinging any arrows tonight. After a hour of sanding and bending on the rod, and trying to sand out the hole in the riser, I seem to have it to where I can slide it in the hole. Still tight and binds alittle, but at least I can get it in. But I don't have the adjustment I need, still to tight against the string. So what do ya think, should I go ahead and cut a 1/4 inch or so off the end of it, then slide the bumper back on? Before I came in to eat supper and vent on the computer, I also noticed that the cables were setting way into the feathers on my arrow. The slide shaft seemed to be bent quite a bit to the left (toward arrow). Do ya think the rod is bent or is that for adjustment? Really not trying to bash Martin, but all these problems tonight have got me really upset. I know no bow is 100% perfect but, this bow seems to be a piece of junk. I thought the blade x4 would be a really sweet bow, but this one sure isn't. Should I have to pay for a NEW bow, and have something show up that has one thing after another wrong with it?
Well hopefully with a little patience and some help from you guys, this bow still can turn out "ok"
I realize that I should have just made a list of things wrong and sent it to Joel. But after waiting for it in the mail, I wasn't to excited about putting it back in the mail. I figured I could fix a few little problems. But it seems a few problems turned into a bow that could not of had any QC what so ever. I sure hope my nemesis and crossfire don't give me all these problems!!!
Any and all help will be greatly appriceated.


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