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The Silver-studded Blue gets its name from the light blue reflective scales found on the underside of most adults and which are quite visible when light reflects off them. As with many other species of blue, the males are blue while the female is a less-conspicuous brown. However, this butterfly is highly variable in appearance and, as stated in Dennis (1977), variation extends to "differences in the male upperside coloration, the width of the marginal border (wide in the New Forest, narrow in Devonshire) and the underside grey coloration (dull grey in the New Forest, silvery grey in east Suffolk); in the female to the development of the blue coloration and the orange lunules on the upperside, and on the underside to the coloration, the width and prominence of the medial white band".
Both de Worms (1949) and Thomas (1999) provide an analysis of many populations found in the British Isles, all of which are considered to belong to the nominate subspecies by default, despite apparent differences in appearance. This includes populations found on mossland at Llyn Hafod-y-llyn in north Wales, on limestone at Portland Bill in Dorset, at Holy Island off Anglesey, at Prees Heath in Shropshire, and on the sand dunes of south-west England.
This delightful butterfly is found in close-knit colonies, with individuals rarely flying any distance. Most colonies contain less than a thousand adults. However, a few colonies are huge, with the number of adults measured in tens of thousands, providing an amazing spectacle. Most colonies of this species are found in southern England, although there are several other notable colonies in the east of England and Wales. With the exception of a single site at Prees Heath in Shropshire, this butterfly is absent from central and northern England, Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man.
Plebejus argus ssp. argus
This species was first defined in Linnaeus (1758) as shown here (type locality: Europe, Africa). The British population is now represented by the nominate subspecies, with the exception of the population found on the Great Orme and nearby areas in north Wales, where it is replaced by the subspecies caernensis. Former populations of subspecies masseyi and cretaceus are now extinct.
This subspecies was first defined in Tutt (1909a) as shown here (type locality: Dover, Kent, England). This reference merely names the subspecies, but defers the description to Tutt (1909b), which itself refers back to Tutt (1909a) and also mentions Barrett (1893), Jones (1905a) and Jones (1905b). This subspecies is extinct and was formerly found on chalk downland in Kent, Surrey, Hampshire and Dorset. It differs from the subspecies argus as follows:
1. It is slightly larger in size, on average.
2. The male upperside is of a brighter blue.
3. The male upperside has narrower dark borders.
4. The male upperside hindwing has distinct marginal spots, rather than a dark band.
The colony found in the quarries of Portland Bill exhibits characteristics that are similar to this subspecies.
Plebejus argus ssp. cretaceus (Tutt, 1909)var. cretaceus, Tutt, "Ent. Rec.," xxi., pp.58-59 (1909) [Tutt (1909a)]. Aegon, Barr., "Lep. Br. Isl.," pl.xi., fig.1 (1893) [Barrett (1893)]. Hypochiona, Jones, "Ent. Mo. Mag.," xli., p.254 (1905) [Jones (1905a)]; "Proc. Ent. Soc. Lond.," p.xlvi (1905) [Jones (1905b)].♂. Bright blue, dark margin of forewings narrow or absent (sometimes quite pallid), discoidal lunules obsolete, on hindwings; interneural marginal spots replace usual band; underside bluish-grey, spots clearly defined.♀. Dark fuscous, often tinged with blue, orange marginal lunules on hindwings poorly developed, on forewings usually obsolete; underside pale brownish, with well-defined spots, and whitish submarginal border.This is the form that we noted (British Butterflies, p.183) [Tutt (1896a)] as "occurring near Dover and in other chalky districts, the ground colour of the males much paler in tint that those from the heathy localities, and the dark margin practically obsolete." It is the common form found on the open downs of southern England, and has a wide distribution on the Continent. It is most closely allied to aegiades, Gerh. (anteà p.192), but has well-developed metallic kernels on the underside of the hindwing, and is also very similar in its general characters to the specimens of var. orientalis in the British Museum coll. (anteà pp. 192-193).
var. cretaceus, Tutt, "Ent. Rec.," xxi., pp.58-59 (1909) [Tutt (1909a)]. Aegon, Barr., "Lep. Br. Isl.," pl.xi., fig.1 (1893) [Barrett (1893)]. Hypochiona, Jones, "Ent. Mo. Mag.," xli., p.254 (1905) [Jones (1905a)]; "Proc. Ent. Soc. Lond.," p.xlvi (1905) [Jones (1905b)].
This subspecies was first defined in Tutt (1909a) as shown here (type locality: Witherslack Mosses, Westmorland, England). In the original definition of masseyi, the authors refer to Massey (1895), saying "The third form above [ssp. masseyi], the moorland form, was largely on our authority referred (Ent. Rec., vii., p.128) to the var. corsica, Bellier. This conclusion was based on a male and female received from Mr. W.E. Nicholson from Lewes, as var. corsica, the two forms agreeing fairly well on the upperside, especially in the female, but it is, we have since discovered, on the underside that Bellier de la Chavignerie found the chief character of the Corsican form, and, in this, our "moorland" form disagrees entirely. This form, like our "down" form, therefore, appears to required a distinctive cognomen, and we shall deal with it in our revision of the species as var. masseyi, as we are indebted entirely to Mr. Massey for our examples of the species, from which our studies have been made, and we owe him some apologies for misleading him, in our ignorance, into applying the name corsica, to our insect, on the first introduction of the race to the notice of British lepidopterists".
The corresponding description of masseyi, given below, is found in Tutt (1909b) and also refers to Massey (1895), Murray (1897) and Tutt (1909a). This subspecies was formerly found on the mosses of Westmorland and Lancashire, but has been extinct since approximately 1942. It differs from the subspecies argus as follows:
1. The male upperside is often of a brighter blue.
2. The male upperside has a reduced dark border, revealing dark nervures on the outside of the forewings, and a row of black spots on the hindwings.
3. The male underside is paler, with reduced orange markings at the margins.
4. The female upperside, which characterises this subspecies, has a blue flush that extends over most of the hindwings and the base of the forewings, leaving a broad brown outer margin.
The colony at Prees Heath exhibits some characteristics of this subspecies. Another site, at Hafod Garregog National Nature Reserve in north Wales, represents the last mossland site for Silver-studded Blue, and also resembles this subspecies to a degree, with some females exhibiting an amount of blue scaling.
Plebejus argus ssp. masseyi (Tutt, 1909)var. masseyi, Tutt, "Ent. Rec.," xxi., p.58 (1909) [Tutt (1909a)]. Corsica, Massey, "Ent. Rec.," vii., pp. 127 et seq. (1895) [Massey (1895)]; Murray, "Ent. Rec.," ix., p.294 (1897) [Murray (1897)].♂s varying in colour from those having a distinct argus (aegon) tint (with just a trace of red in it), to the blue which characterises argyrognomon. The dark marginal border is narrow, and, in some specimens, restricted to a fine line, with dark nervures showing on the outside of the wing. The hindwings in all the specimens present a more or less complete row of marginal black dots, separated by the fine black nervures, and, in some specimens, edged externally with paler - one specimen shows a pale coloration along the costa, and at the upper part of the outer margin of the hindwing. The undersides of the forewings of the ♂s may be described as pale grey with blue bases, with but little orange on the marginal border, and with slight variation in the size of the spots forming the transverse angulated row crossing the forewings. The hindwings are characterised by a white band between the marginal row of orange spots and the transverse row of black spots, the latter of which in the antepenultimate spot shows some tendency to vary, in some specimens being much higher than, in others more in a line with, the remainder.The upperside of the ♀s is most remarkable, the forewings being blue at the base, the colour extending to the centre of the wing, and reappearing again as a transverse shade reaching from the costa to the inner margin, leaving the broad brown outer marginal band, which is so characteristic of the ♂ P. argus (aegon). Faint traces of orange spots are sometimes present in this outer marginal band. The hindwings are shaded entirely with blue, which is of two tints, as in the ♂s, the more purple argus (aegon) tint and the bluer argyrognomon tint, the latter very bright and characteristic; a series of marginal spots is present in all the specimens, but the quantity of orange present is distinctly limited. The undersides of the ♀s are characterised by the distinct white band which traverses all the wings between the orange marginal band and the transverse row of black spots, and also by the strong development of the silver studs in the orange bands. There is also some variation in the transverse band of spots on the hindwings, the antepenultimate spot being well raised out of the level of the others (an argus character) in some specimens, whilst it is almost in a line with the other spots (an argyrognamon character) in other specimens. In colour the undersides are pale grey with a brownish tinge, but with scarcely a trace of greenish-blue at the base (completely absent in some).
var. masseyi, Tutt, "Ent. Rec.," xxi., p.58 (1909) [Tutt (1909a)]. Corsica, Massey, "Ent. Rec.," vii., pp. 127 et seq. (1895) [Massey (1895)]; Murray, "Ent. Rec.," ix., p.294 (1897) [Murray (1897)].
Plebejus argus ssp. caernensis
This subspecies was first defined in Thompson (1937) (type locality: Great Ormes Head, North Wales). This subspecies was formerly restricted to the Great Ormes Head in Caernarvonshire, North Wales. However, in 1942, 90 adults were introduced to the Dulas Valley, some 13km to the east, and the colony has gradually spread along the valley at a rate of 1km per decade, colonising 15 new sites. It is estimated that the total population now numbers 100,000. This subspecies differs from the subspecies argus as follows:
1. It is smaller in size.
2. The male upperside has narrower, sometimes absent, dark borders.
3. The male underside is paler.
4. The female upperside has a blue flush that extends over most of the hindwings and base of the forewings.
Plebejus argus ssp. caernensis (Thompson, 1937)Male. Very much smaller than type argus, those in my series varying between 16 mm and 22 mm when fully expanded. In colour they are much paler than the type, approaching the shade of argiolus; the black border is greatly reduced, and in some specimens almost absent. The underside varies from chinese white to a beautiful steely grey, but all the markings are smaller than usual and the lunules dull and inconspicuous.Female. Smaller than the male, varying from 15 mm to 20 mm. The majority are very strongly suffused with purple blue, and the upperside variation is so great that I must divide them into four sections. I allot a varietal name to each.var. splendida. Specimens entirely suffused with blue, the brown scaling being obliterated.var. pseudomasseyi. Specimens suffused with blue on all parts except a circular patch on the discal area of the forewings. (Almost the same as Tutt's description of var. masseyi).var. semisuffusa. The blue suffusion confined, or almost so, to the hindwings.var. pulchrina. Forewings without blue markings but the hindwings brilliantly rayed with bright blue.In each of the above varieties the blue suffusion may be any shade from a deep violet-purple to a brilliant greenish-blue, almost the tint of bellargus. On the upperside of the female the orange lunules are usually almost inconspicuous, and often entirely absent.Caernensis occurs at a considerable elevation on limestone cliffs near the sea; and feeds, so far as I have been able to ascertain, exclusively on Rock Rose (Helianthemum). The time of its appearance is much earlier than type argus, at any rate in Wales, often emerging as early as the second week of June. This form never flies with the type, but is confined to totally different surroundings and conditions. There are many localities for type argus in the district, but all these are situate on sandy heaths and low lying waste lands; whenever a colony is found on the cliffs it is composed entirely of caernensis.
Male. Very much smaller than type argus, those in my series varying between 16 mm and 22 mm when fully expanded. In colour they are much paler than the type, approaching the shade of argiolus; the black border is greatly reduced, and in some specimens almost absent.
In many colonies, especially those in the east of England and north Wales, adults start to emerge in the middle of June. Other colonies emerge later, with adults flying throughout July and, in some cases, into August. There is one brood each year.
The chart(s) above have been correlated with the phenology plot below, taken from the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme. The blue line gives average counts over the full data set from 1976 to date, and the red line gives the average for the last year.
This species is typically found on heathland that has not become too overgrown. It is also found on both limestone and chalk grassland and was formerly found in upland mosses. This species is a warmth-loving butterfly and, as such, is often found in sheltered areas, or those that are south-facing.
The primary larval foodplants are Bell Heather (Erica cinerea), Bird's-foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus), Common Rock-rose (Helianthemum nummularium), Cross-leaved Heath (Erica tetralix), Gorse (Ulex europeaus), Heather (Calluna vulgaris / Erica spp.) and Horseshoe Vetch (Hippocrepis comosa).
Adults feed primarily on Heather (Calluna vulgaris / Erica spp.).
As for the larva and pupa, newly-emerged adults are also often attended by ants which offer them some protection from predators. Unlike many other species, this blue will fly in overcast weather, so long as the temperature is sufficiently high. The adults roost communally and this can provide a wonderful sight first thing in the morning, as the adults open their wings to catch the heat from the sun's rays. Males can be observed flying low over vegetation, searching out females, which are mated very soon after emergence. Neither sex spends much time visiting flowers to nectar but, when they do, Bell Heather is a favourite nectar source.
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The egg is laid singly either on the foodplant, or on surrounding vegetation or debris. Eggs are often laid close to the ground, where it is believed the higher temperature favours development. This species overwinters in this stage, the larva being fully-developed inside the egg.
The newly-emerged larva feeds on the tenderest parts of the foodplant, including young shoots, buds and flowers. The larva is often found in the presence of ants, especially the black ant Lasius niger, which are believed to offer the larva some form of protection against parasites and other predators. Ants are attracted from secretions exuded from a Newcomer's gland at the tail end of the larva. There are 3 moults in total.
Pupation takes place in a silk-lined chamber just below ground, often in an ants' nest. As for the larva, the pupa is often attended by ants, and it has been known for ants to form nests around the pupation site. This stage lasts between 2 and 3 weeks.
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Although long-term declines in distribution seem to have stabilised, there are no signs that this decline is reversing. This species has suffered from increasingly-fragmented habitat as heathland is lost to development and agriculture. This species rarely flies any distance, often moving less than 20 metres in its life, making it difficult for this species to colonise new sites that may be close by. This species is therefore a priority species for conservation efforts.
The table above shows the distribution and population trends of species regularly found in the British Isles. The distribution trend represents a comparison between data for the periods 1995-1999 and 2005-2009. The information provided is taken from the Butterfly Conservation report The State of the UK's Butterflies 2011. The UK BAP status is taken from the UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP) (2007 review).
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Capital Return - ATO Class Ruling received08:40 EST Wednesday, December 05, 2012Symbol: ASX: CHN TSX: CXNShares outstanding: 250 millionFully diluted: 255 millionPERTH, Western Australia, Dec. 5, 2012 /CNW/ - Chalice Gold Mines Limited (ASX: CHN/TSX: CXN) advises that the Australian Taxation Office ("ATO") has today published a final Class Ruling (CR 2012/113) in relation to the Company's equal capital return and reduction as approved by shareholders on November 30, 2012.The outcome of the Class Ruling is consistent with information previously advised by the Company.The Class Ruling is available on the Company's website at www.chalicegold.com and on the ATO website at www.ato.gov.au or by clicking here.The tax consequences for a shareholder with respect to the capital return may vary depending upon a shareholder's individual circumstances. Shareholders should consult their own tax adviser as to the potential tax consequences for them with respect to the capital return.RICHARD HACKERChief Financial Officer & Company SecretaryForward Looking StatementsThis document may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Canadian securities legislation and forward-looking statements within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (collectively, "forward-looking statements"). These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this document and Chalice Gold Mines Limited (the Company) does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-looking statements, except as required by law or regulation. Forward-looking statements relate to future events or future performance and reflect Company management's expectations or beliefs regarding future events and include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the estimation of mineral reserves and mineral resources, the realization of mineral reserve estimates, the likelihood of exploration success, the timing and amount of estimated future production, costs of production, capital expenditures, success of mining operations, environmental risks, unanticipated reclamation expenses, title disputes or claims and limitations on insurance coverage.In certain cases, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of words such as plans, expects or does not expect, is expected, budget, scheduled, estimates, forecasts, intends, anticipates or does not anticipate, or believes, or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results may, could, would, might or will be taken, occur or be achieved or the negative of these terms or comparable terminology. By their very nature forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related to actual results of current exploration activities; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined; future prices of mineral resources; possible variations in ore reserves, grade or recovery rates; accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; the ultimate outcome for shareholders of the Class Ruling received from the Australian Tax Office ("ATO") in relation to the capital return, as well as those factors detailed from time to time in the Company's interim and annual financial statements, all of which are filed and available for review on SEDAR at sedar.com. Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. SOURCE: Chalice Gold Mines LimitedFor further information: please contact: Mr Richard Hacker, Chief Financial Officer & Company Secretary Dr Douglas Jones, Managing Director Chalice Gold Mines Limited - Telephone (+618) 9322 3960 For media inquiries, please contact: Nicholas Read Read Corporate Telephone: (+618) 9388 1474


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An Bothán
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"An Bothán" is the Irish for "The Shed". An Bothán began its existence as the home of the O' Shea Family, my mother-in-law's family in the late 1800s. When the family built a new house nearby in the 1950s the house was then used as a milking shed. Over the years the house had fallen into disrepair until 2002 when we began the project of restoring it to a habitable space once again. We hope that we have managed to marry old charm with new modern comforts. Outside there is a seating area and this is a real sun-trap when the sun is shining. Our closest beach is only a 5 min. stroll from the cottage, at Muiríoch. It is a long, sandy beach wonderful for walking, safe for swimming and ideal for building sand castles. This is only one of many beaches in the area. At Ballydavid pier (approx. 10 min. walk) there are two smaller beaches which are also very popular.
Our wish for you when you holiday in our cottage is that you will gain "suaimhneas" a Gaelic word which means "peace, tranquillity, quietness, relaxation".
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Muiríoch 500 m |
Access | Car essential |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Kerry airport 64 km, Nearest railway: Tralee 55 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Log fire, DVD player, Sea view |
General | Central heating, TV, CD player |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Private garden |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | The cottage is fully equipped with all modern appliances to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The main double bedroom is en suite and has a view of "An Fear Marbh" island. Soak those aching muscles after a hard day's hill-walking in the roll-top cast iron bath, in the main bathroom. The main living space has high ceilings and exposed beams and also contains a wood-burning stove for any cool evenings. The loft area has proved very popular with guests in the past as a chill-out area or indeed a den for the children where they can play games. |
About this location
The Dingle Peninsula region
County Kerry is situated on the south-west coast of Ireland. Its greatest asset as a tourist county is its scenery - sea, mountains and lakes. Its large expanses of green are due mainly to the climate which is mild in the main and we get plenty of rain. The summers can be very mixed, weather-wise - we may experience relatively stable periods of very fine, sunny weather but also, there can be periods of rainfall. However, most people visiting Ireland are already aware of this and don't seem to mind it if the weather isn't wonderful.
The county is quite big and while there is a huge amount to do and see in Kerry - Muckross house and Lakes of Killarney in Killarney; The Geraldine Centre (museum) and The Aquadome (water activity centre - swimming pool and water-slides) I suggest that the West Kerry area probably provides more than enough sight-seeing and activities to keep you occupied for at least one holiday.
Ballydavid is a small West Kerry fishing village situated in Smerwick Harbour facing "The Three Sisters". It is one of the few remaining Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) areas in Ireland so try your cúpla focal in the local shops and pubs.
For those of you who enjoy an active holiday, there are many different walks for you to try and for the very serious hikers, how about climbing Mount Brandon (3,000 feet). Take a trip to the Blasket Islands, an amazing experience of beautiful landscape which was the source of inspiration for many great writers and artists. Golf is also available at Ceann Sibéal links course approx. 20 mins drive away.
Also, there are many archaeological sites within a stone's throw - Gallarus Oratory, one of the best preserved examples of dry-stone built early Christian churches in Ireland, dating back to the 9th century. Cill Mhaolchéadair is another example of early Christian churches in the area and a little further afield at Ventry, beehive huts.
Dingle town itself is only 8km away and is home to many shops, cafés, restaurants, art galleries, sailing club, etc. Spend a lazy afternoon exploring the town, browsing in the shops, enjoy lunch on the marina, take a boat trip to see Fungi the Dolphin, Dingle's most famous resident and at night time visit any one of the numerous pubs to enjoy a session of traditional Irish music.
These are only a few suggestions for you on your holiday and certainly this is only a taster of all that awaits you in Dingle/Ballydavid.
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"Magical, Relaxing, Step back in time"
My husband and I had been thinking of making a trip to Ireland, we are from the U.S. (Tennessee). We planned our trip relatively last minute, but we were able to reserve the cottage fairly easy. I lov… More
30 Jul 2014
This is a wonderful, clean, tastefully decorated and restored house in a beautiful area. The owner is both friendly and helpful (without begin intrusive in any way). The house has a wonderful rela… More
19 Sep 2013
"Far away from every day life in a beautiful cottage"
We stayed in the An Bothan Cottage in early September 2013. The weather was beautiful most of the time and we enjoyerd very much to stay in the cottage. The cottage is clean, spacious and well furnish… More
21 May 2013
"Fabulous stay in cottage"
I stayed in this cottage for three nights in May 2013 with three friends.
The cottage is lovely with views of the sea and mountains. There was plenty of room for the four of us and it would easily cope with six people. Elaine couldn't have been more helpful, both in email correspondence before we arrived and during our stay.
The cottage is situated in the west of the Dingle Peninsula, a few miles from Dingle town where there are numerous pubs, restaurants and things to do. We enjoyed exploring the beautiful Dingle Peninsula and also took a day-trip to Killarney. I would highly recommend this cottage.
14 Jan 2013
"Shelter in the storm!"
We spent a delightful four nights with two 10 year olds at this cozy but modern stone cottage during a rather stormy session just after Christmas. The howling wind, pelting rain and sleet only added to the ambience and we felt snug as bugs each night listening to the tempest. In fact it didn't deter at all from exploring all the great stuff literally (or at least practically) within walking distance - Kilmalkedar, Gallarus Oratory, the beach at Muirioch, etc. Dingle Peninsula is equally as gorgeous and inviting in winter as summer, perhaps more so as you have it so much to yourself. Dingle town and its many pubs and restaurants is a quick 10 minute traffic-free drive away.
Elaine was a gracious host, very flexible to our arrival and departure, and full of excellent and advice and recommendations. Her lessons in lighting a peat fire (and keeping it lit) were invaluable! We enjoyed watching her husband attend to the adjacent cows and sheep each day also!
Having used self-catering cottages, etc all over the world I can say An Bothan sets the standard for what we seek. It was welcoming, eminently comfortable, private - in short like our own home, albeit all too briefly. I just wish our own home were so lovely and quaint!
12 Aug 2012
"Nice relaxing cottage"
We enjoyed our stay in this cottage. The cottage is very comfortable and has lots of character . The location is good too, about a 5-10min drive to Dingle and about a 10-15min walk to nearby beaches and two pubs. Would recommend for anyone looking for a relaxing base on the Dingle peninsula.
31 May 2012
"Ein irisches Cottage wie man es sich wünscht in einer tollen Landschaft"
Wenn man ein Ferienhaus in Irland sucht, dann stellen sich die meisten ein gemütliches Cottage vor. Uns hat das Haus vom ersten Moment an sehr gut gefallen. Mit allen "modernen" Einrichtungen, die man so benötigt, aber trotzdem der Charme eines wirklich irischen, gemütlichen Cottage. Alte Holzdielen, ein Ofen und schöne Ausblicke Richtung Smerwick Harbour - man fühlt sich hier sofort wohl. Eine kleine Empore kann sehr schön als Spielecke für die Kinder genutzt werden. Das Cottage liegt in Alleinlage im nördlichen Teil der Dingle-Halbinsel, eine ruhige und noch ursprüngliche Gegend. Zum Meer sind es nur ein paar hundert Meter und man kann von hier aus prima Unternehmungen zu allen Teilen der Halbinsel starten. Elaine hat uns sehr nett empfangen und einige Tips gegeben.
Insgesamt hatten wir tolle 11 Tage auf der Dingle Halbinsel und das heimelige Cottage hat sehr dazu beigetragen.
20 Mar 2012
"Schönes Ferienhaus"
Wir waren 8 Tage im Ferienhaus An Bothan und haben uns direkt wohlgefühlt.Das Haus ist urig und gemütlich. Vorallem am Kamin fühlten wir uns wohl.Es war sauber und die Küche war ausreichend ausges… More
19 Jul 2011
"Peaceful, spacious and welcoming, in a terrific location."
I found An Bothán after a long search for a suitable place to take my father for a 70th birthday trip. This turned out to be a great choice; we received a very warm welcome with a bottle of vino! … More
10 Jul 2011
"Just what the doctor ordered !!!!"
From the moment we arrived to the moment we left, everything was perfect (knowing that we can't control the weather of course but even that was above par for at least a few days!!!). Great welcom… More
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Because California has become primarily a vote-by-mail state (a majority of voters voted by mail this year for the first time in a California election), this means that the actual counting of votes takes a long time. As long as your envelope is received by the end of election day, your vote will be counted.
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Forster, one of three uncapped players selected to tour next month, limped off nursing what appeared to be a knee problem, and he was replaced by Llanelli Scarlets forward Dafydd Jones.
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by Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S based in Nærum, DENMARKA handy, portable sound source for calibration of sound level meters and other sound measurement equipment. The calibrator is very robust and stable, and conforms to EN/IEC 60942 Class LS and Class 1, and ANSI S1.40-1984. For maximum confidence in your measurement results you can quickly compensate for local measurement conditions by calibrating ...
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Summertime Classic - Original photographic artwork by Heidi Smith.
The Sea Swings ride at the Santa Cruz (California) Beach Boardwalk.
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Nice composition and clarity! This image brings back for me some fond childhood memories!
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May be a classic but few capture it so perfectly. As a child I spent many summer days on that boardwalk. great memories and a great work!
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Missed this awesome image Heidi - fabulous perspective and glorious color. Brings back a lot of memories!! Classic is right! F/L TGP
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Wonderful composition and angle...Heidi! Love all the lovely colours! It truly is a summertime classic! L
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I do like the angle you have taken this excellent capture from, it really brings out the joy of this ride.
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Love this wonderful capture! Beautiful colors and movement, which bring back great memories. L/F
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The simplicity and the image tilt, along of course with the wonderful colors and form, result in a very fine capture, Heidi! F/V FB
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What a glorious summertime image, Heidi. The details of this fine composition are so bright and colorful! f/l
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2nd Place in the Summer Beach Boardwalk photography contest, September 9, 2013. Thank you to all who may have voted for this image.
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I just love this Heidi, had to vote for it in the Boardwalk contest.. The pictures and details on this Sea Swing are amazing! FVG+
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Heidi this is a gorgeous image! a great perspective on a colorful and delightful ride! love it ;) v/f/t/su/g+/pinned/fb (my art page!).
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Join us Monday morning and afternoon on February 16th for Presidents' Day Open Sessions!
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New Year's Eve Bash!
Join us for a countdown into the New Year December 31st!
Ride and Flip at Open Gym and Skate:
12-3PM, 3-6PM, 6-9PM and PARTY from 9P-12:30AM!
Note, the New Year's Eve party is not a lock-in. If you do not want your child to leave the building, please inform them not to do so until pick-up. There will be additional staff and security for event.
Holiday Open Session Hours!
Get a head start on planning with a look at our calendar below. We've got you covered with fitness and fun right through the new year! Click here for printable version of calendar
KTR Kactus-Con 3
It only comes twice per year, don't miss KTR's bi-annual scooter competition! Kactus-Con 3 will be held on December 6, 2014. Click here to visit event page.
JAWS Signing & Black Friday Sale
Friday, November 28, make the KTR Shop a stop for your Black Friday shopping! Not only will be running deals all day from 9AM-10PM, but JAWS (Aaron Homoki) will be here at 12PM for an autograph signing. Stock up on decks, wheels, hardware, equipment, apparel and more! We also have equipment for scooter riders, as well as, leotards, bows and other accessories for gymnasts and cheerleaders!
Click here for Open Skate session times Thanksgiving Weekend.
Thanksgiving Weekend Hours
Wholly High Ollie Contest- Friday Nights!
KTR has teamed with Wholly Oats to bring another awesome event to Open Skate!
Every Friday night, get the chance to beat the Guinness World Record for highest ollie (45″), improve your personal, win prizes and claim the Wholly High Ollie Record Holder!
Contest will be held during the 7-10PM Open Session on Friday nights in the Street Course.
See you this Friday!
14 & Up Parkour Monthly Passes!
If you're a parkour athlete and are looking to hang out with the 14 & older crowd, then Tuesday and Thursday nights are for you! Purchase a monthly pass for $40 to attend unlimited Tuesday & Thursday nights from 8-10PM. That's 8 sessions each month for the price of 4! Stop by the front desk the next time you are at KTR to get yours.
Visit our parkour page for more open session times, and information on our programs.
KTR Parkour is Hiring
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KTR Parkour on ABC's "The List"
ABC's "The List" was recently out at KTR to check out our awesome programs. If you missed it, check it out below.