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The main hub of Super Mario Galaxy. In addition to being an Observatory it can change into a spaceship, if you have 60 stars! It also appeared at the end of Super Mario Galaxy 2.
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The first galaxy of Super Mario Galaxy 2.
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For someone like you Geezer, it is all from the heart. You have such a great rep on this forum that other members that have been butting heads will set aside their differences to wish you the best. It is karma, you have always shown positive karma in your posts, so enjoy the ability to unite us opinionated hardheads.
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Good to hear you are doing better and can continue to do so with your healthier diet and quitting that damn smoking!
All I can say to anyone who smokes or doesn't protect them selves properly when working on these old cars or drinks too much or any other bad habit, you want to see your grand kids! Believe me, you WANT to see your grand kids. And if this doesn't pertain to you, you have no kids or already have grand kids, pick what ever you wish, you WANT to see your team win the World Series, you WANT to see your great grand kids, you WANT to do something, do all the right things so you can. Brian |
Good news, Geezer. Now you need to get away from the cig smoke and come out here for some tire smoke next fall.
i quit smoking 5 years ago, I have never heard anyone say they wish they had never quit. Aside from some weight gain, I am doing pretty good. Ask your Doc about prevacid, if I start getting acid anything I take a 10 day dose. It usuall works for 3-6 months before I have to dose again. Avoid the late snacks, specially if they petain to anything acidic, tomato sauce, orange juice, etc Pizza can rip me a new one. . Chocolate and peanut butter tear me up also. Take care of yourself, you gave us a scare!
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thanks guys. i thought i mite be pita here but i see im at least partly wrong, hahaha. i do preciate all the support folks. theres no place like home hahaha, im feelin good.happy it aint worse. i really can turn some of this around to a point now that i know whats ben gettin me down. that copd jumps on you. you dont see it comin.ive had it for a long time but didnt know it.it makes you real tiard quick and when you keep pushin it gets dangerous and you dont even know whats goin on.thanks again folks. i needed that
Glad you're as reliable as your rods! My grandfather had his first heart attack in 96 when he was OTR. Killed his career, and he's had two heart attacks since, but you'd never know if I didn't tell you. Hope your close call doesn't ground you either
nope, im ok. i just got to slow down a bit. i just ran myself outa air. now i know whats ben causin it i can tell when to rest. guys, i got lots to do and still can. just at a slower pace. im a lucky man, i got another chance to improve myself. im not so hard headed i wont listen to my doc. heck, t j and these kidos need me around a good while longer.i aint in bad shape. i got a lot left.i know alot of folks on here smoke. guys, throw en down. you dont really need em. i aint gona preach to you about it but heck, just think about what their gona do to you.i know its hard to quit. i smoked bout 50 years.but i did it.just not soon enopugh.
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well e.furgal i hope you the best with it buddy. i aint all that bad off. man, a nonsmoker with all them prolems aint fair. i did this to myself. just plain stupid on my part. i can see it now.40 isa way to young to go through that. how in the heck did it happen to you? anyway, you got my prayers. im addin you to my list.dangit. it just aint fair.
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Bought all three, didn't expect much from TSW or Tera. SWTOR on the other hand, that one hurt. I was so disappointed in that one. I don't know why gaming companies insist on making crappy Star Wars games.
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TOR and TSW for me. However, I went into each after beta-testing knowing niether one was likely to last me more than a month or two. I got 4 weeks from TOR and 3 weeks from TSW. I go into GW2 having logged 150+ hours of playtesting time. Already much more time than I got from either of the other two titles, or any other MMO in recent years. I love GW2 so much that I'm looking forward to treading the same ground again as much as I'm looking forward to the areas of the game I've never seen before. I will be very surprised if I don't get at least 1,000 hours of /played time from the at launch content. I haven't gone into an MMO with such expectations since Vanilla WoW. Want to know more about GW2 and why there is so much buzz? Start here: Guild Wars 2 Mass Info for the Uninitiated |
Originally posted by redfrick Eh, I don't see how TOR was so surprising when they started talking about how it was going to have this that and the other thing from WoW everywhere. The mechanics really stick out as bizarre in a Star Wars setting. The beta cinched it for me since it was clear they made a lot of mistakes in design. Tons of running around to get from point A to B, enemies standing still, etc. I know the story was supposed to sell it, but I have a hard time when that story is almost entirely isolated from everyone else you play with. Schizophrenic storytelling is not a great pillar to set your game upon. A lot of WoW clones try to tack on one or two gimmicks and call it a day...but that often doesn't work all that well. Though it hurts extra when the fumble the ball right out the door with a horrible release. If they don't make sure the whole package fits together and make sense...well, it's no surprise that they lose most of their subs quite rapidly. |
Originally posted by Drachasor Oh I knew all this minus the beta, sure wish I was in the beta. I think my blind devotion to all things Star Wars made me hope beyond all hopes that SWTOR would be good. The List:SWG, WoW, Vanguard, POTBS, EQ2, Fallen Earth, DFO, DAOC, AOC, LOTRO, APB, TSW, Rift, SWTOR, ESO and Wildstar Currently:Wildstar |
I bought SWTOR and played less then 2 months. I bought TSW and it lasted a month. Both games were bought with the intention they would be stand-in games untill GW2 released. Sadly neither lasted as long as I hoped it would. SWTOR was fun while leveling but I knew the endgame would suck. TSW I was hoping the horizontal progression would last much longer then it did. In fact It still might but Funcom needs to go away from the WoW model vertical scaling raid mentality and more into the old school enjoyment and wander of adventure. Hopefully in 6 months they will have implemented enough content. Which is right around the time I predict the newness of GW2 will last.
I haven't bought any of those 3, but I did beta test SW and Tera. I have a certain fondness for asian games, so I absolutely had to give Tera a try. As for SW:ToR, I'm not much of a Star Wars fan, but I am a huge Bioware fan; so I had to give that a try as well. My time testing SW was fun enough. It definitely had that distinct Bioware feel. I didn't know anyone else who was playing it though, nor did I want to have an extended stay in the world as I normally would with an MMO. I think I could have enjoyed playing through some of the class stories as a mostly solo experience, but I couldn't justify buying the game and paying a sub fee for just that, especially since I had my eye on GW2 in the near future (I expected it to be released around April at the time). Regardless, I was still quite enamored with Skyrim at the time, so I passed. As for Tera, I've never had a worse time in a beta. I simply disagree with so much of its fundamental design philosophy. (I didn't know much about it aside from its heralded combat--which actually was quite decent--before trying it for myself.) Not purchasing that game was an easy decision for me to make. I go into GW2's release having followed the development blogs for over 3 years. Almost every design philosophy Anet has built GW2 with are exactly the philosophies I would use to build my own game if I were to do so. I've watched probably over 100 hours of video of GW2 and have gone on to play it for at least that much time over the course of 3 beta events and numerous stress tests. I already feel intimately acquainted with the world, and I've already been as immersed as I've ever been in any MMO in GW2. I think it goes without saying that I have greater personal expectations for GW2 than I did for any of the other games on this list :p I essentially expect to get out of GW what I got out of WoW, which was a very solid on-again, off-again relationship for 6+ years. |
Someone bought SWTOR for me, and I only tried the other 2 and didn't like the way they felt. So "None"...
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I bought only TSW. Tried all of them though and don't think any were "bad" games, just not worth a sub. Paid for TSW despite this because I felt the devs deserved it for going a little outside the mmo comfort zone.
All 3 but I wasn't under any assumption they would be the next big thing for me all 3 I bought shortly after their release as impulse buys seeing everyone talk about them, not able to contain my curiosity I suppose. GW2 on the other hand I prepurchased the day you could without a release date with no uncertainty about the game's quality. |
I even waited for a trial version of SWTOR to check out the changes, was not impressed really. didn't buy any of them cept GW2. |
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Originally posted by Aerowyn same here. Bought all 3 and played the free month and thats about it. |
I bought SWTOR, TSW, and GW2. Can't say I'm disappointed with any of those games. I got what I expected out of SWTOR and TSW. Appears it will be the same for GW2.
1. For god's sake mmo gamers, enough with the analogies. They're unnecessary and your comparisons are terrible, dissimilar, and illogical. 2. To posters feeling the need to state how f2p really isn't f2p: Players understand the concept. You aren't privy to some secret the rest are missing. You're embarrassing yourself. 3. Yes, Cpt. Obvious, we're not industry experts. Now run along and let the big people use the forums for their purpose. |
I bought swtor and tera. I bought swtor because that is what my friends all, and I mean AAAAALLLLL!!!! wanted to play. IDK why I bought Tera .. guess I wanted to see what the fuss of "leet skillz" targetting was all about ... /yawn LFD tools are great for cramming people into content, but quality > quantity. |
loving these poll results, it really speaks volumes.
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Only bought GW2 from the list.
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Bought SWTOR and it turned out like I thought it would, a nice little time killer nothing special or great. Was given TERA and it was as bad as I thought it would be lol. Avoided TSW the beta's and such were just to off putting. GW2 I purchased the day it was available. But I picked last option in the poll just to see the results :P |
None of them. I haven't played a MMO since the free month for Rift ended. Hopefully my burnout with the genre is healed. Plus even though the basics (fantasy RPG setting, etc) are similar I think the open/cooperative gameplay I got to see in BWE3 suits me better than the older ones I played (1999-2011) - raiding, camping rares (flat out camping everything in the beginning with EQ1).
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I thought I had seen this discussed here, but now I can't find the thread.
I have 11 week old b/g twins. They're starting to smile at and interact with their big sisters, but they don't really notice each other. I figure they're just such a part of each other that's always there, that maybe they don't notice or realize that the other is independent of them. I don't have anything to back that up, though. :) When did your twins start to notice each other?
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About a week or so ago. They are 4 mnths old as of yesterday.
Me and my wonderful husband serve God. Blessed with twin girls 2/11/11. <3
Well our fraternals sleep very close and one always has her hand in her sister's face. They're 3 months and don't care for each other unless it's time to sleep. I noticed during the day they might glance at each other but other than that... they couldn't care less. I think it's because it's such the norm for them to have that "other person" there nearby that it's more exciting to look around for mommy and daddy and TeenSis. And Kitty. Our fraternals get excited when the cat strolls by.
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She began ordering the famous burger at the now-defunct Little Hipps sans burger. At first she was greeted with raised eyebrows, but over time the staff got used to it.
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She sticks to a mostly vegetarian diet — she'll eat some seafood — partly out of habit, partly to keep her weight down and partly for health reasons: Her mother died at 58 of heart disease.
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Call of Juarez does a fascinating job of blending an epic period in history with an already proven gaming genre. It strays here and there, but it is the overall experience that Techland set out to provide, which I feel they have succeeded at tremendously.
The original and bold, Call of Juarez draws you into it's brutally clichéd Wild West adventure complete with a fun online mode, interesting story, gritty violence, and authentic gun play.
It's easy to look at Call of Juarez and see a game split down the middle, one half great and the other horrible, but to give it the credit it deserves, such a bold use of divided narrative just about makes it worthwhile for the most part with the style of both sections always perfectly in character and the ever switching perspective from hunter to hunted driving the game along even when the on screen action becomes less enjoyable.
Anyone looking for the next great western-themed game will no doubt adore Call of Juarez. The switch between characters adds depth and variety and the addition of multi-player gives the game legs outside of finishing the single-player adventure.
Most importantly the game is FUN in a way that immerses you completely in its cheese ball single player adventure.
Considering there have been so few western action games over the last dozen years or so, anyone who's a fan of this style owes it to themselves to at least give Call of Juarez a shot.
The dual-protagonist storytelling manages to be both compelling and original, the multiplayer is a guns-blazing good time, and the entire aesthetic (not just the graphics, mind you, but the art direction, music, and sound) will have you ordering up a good sarsaparilla in no time.
At any rate, call of Juarez is a solid, serious and pleasantly woven first-person action yarn with a lot of value on the disc. [July 2007, p.64]
Like a lot of grumpy Eastwoods, Juarez treads the line just West of parody with Ray's juxtaposition of gravely scripture one minute, and then little red circles with lines through them hovering over whiskey bottles the next.
Incredible atmosphere. [Issue #22, p.84]
While not a purchase for everyone, it's still a solid if not groundbreaking game with just enough fresh ideas to make the game fun to play.
The outright fun this game brings should result in a higher score, but the gameplay snafus on Billy's missions really weight it down. I still highly recommend this game to FPS and Old West fans, though.
Refreshing, and sure to delight all those men with no names out there. [Aug 2007, p.71]
There's plenty of extra goodies to keep you busy if you like to eke out every scrap of play-time for your money, but multiplayer is a fairly token addition that is underwhelming and under-populated as a result.
Take two doses of Clint Eastwood badassness, a great Old West story, a slight bit of cheese, and the occasional frustrating misstep in level design, add them all together and you have Call of Juarez in a nutshell.
A game not afraid to take chances and have fun with itself. The atmosphere is excellent, thanks to a great cinematic score and a great variety of gameplay including horses, dueling, stealth and flat-out action.
Playing as Billy isn't bad but you'll start feeling like Reverend Ray should have been the real star of the game. In the end, the single-player game just doesn't hold a candle to the enjoyable online multiplayer.
Despite the flaws, Call of Juarez is a decent effort from Techland that is definitely worth a look.
When it's bad, it's not too bad. When it's good, it rules. A great Western with a few niggles.
Call of Juarez takes few risks with its setting or genre, but it does what it does well enough to be enjoyable.
If Call of Juarez skipped its forgettable multiplayer and adopted a sandbox world more like Oblivion with fleshed out areas to explore and side missions, it could have been the gunslinger I've been waiting for all these years. As it stands, it's a respectable if unambitious title that should tide over Western fans until the holy grail of six shooters rides into town.
Despite its frustrating enemy AI and the limitations of your arsenal, Call of Juarez has plenty of pistol packin' heat for the average buckaroo, with a decent, profanity-laced storyline and a bevy of unique multiplayer modes.
Call of Juarez has a few flaws but is still a solid game that's recommended to those who want a shooter but are sick of killing Nazis.
Ray's action focussed levels are great fun and highlight how great the game could have been with a clearer focus. In the end though, the mix of gameplay styles doesn't really work.
The frustration of the platforming and stealth in Billy's levels is too much to go unnoticed, but thankfully the villainous Uncle Ray saves the day with his rootin' tootin' shooting action.
It's got a solid storyline and plenty of racy language (although not quite on the level of "Deadwood"), and while the action isn't groundbreaking, it's enjoyable. That said, there are a number of places where the game just doesn't deliver the goods, and we can't help feeling like this could have just as easily been a last-gen title.
So in the end, Call of Juarez isn't a title worth much more than a rental.
There's just not a lot of "wow" here and it feels like a Vectrex game: it's the same gameplay as any other on-rails FPS, but you've just changed the overlay on the screen to a Western.
At its best, the game is a fun and interesting diversion, but it's rarely at its best. It's a good first effort and I personally hope it's a sign of more to come.
Call of Juarez could've been a uniquely hard-boiled journey through the late 1800s, but it kicks up too much distracting dust to be worth the trip. [July 2007, p.78]
There is some fun to be had throughout Call of Juarez, but it's despite the various bizarre and just plain bad design choices that litter the experience.
Call of Juarez resembles an archaeological dig -- in order to locate treasure, players must dig through lots of crap.
Speaking of headaches, as the final poison icing on the cake, the game possesses what I none-too-kindly call "Dead Rising Text."
There will be inevitable comparisons to Neversoft's GUN, but CoJ feels much more a next-gen version of the lackluster Dead Man's Hand than anything else. And it's about as worthwhile a purchase.
More old than wild wild west. [Aug 2007, p.98]
Call Of Juarez has mined its source material well, collecting a wealth of imagery that it then squanders on lacklustre and dysfunctional gameplay. [Aug 2007, p.93]
Call of Juarez is an odd game that manages to mix two distinct gameplay styles, failing miserably in the process.
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Two hanging cane chairs are the perfect companions for the stunning moon bar and two matching 'captain' style rocking chairs are nearby. An authentic thai cart wheel coffee table sits centrally under the main ocean view arch and this is surrounded by a u shaped rattan seating area suitable for up to 10 people. A large hammock swings below the natural wood roof area, the perfect finishing touch to an already stunning room. As you walk forward a plethora of turquoise blues and greens come into view and with literally the whole of admiralty bay and the ocean in front of you, you cannot fail to be impressed. Sunsets and magical green flashes can be stunning and the view of the infinity pool is incredible.
An outside gas barbecue is available and close by is a second alfresco dining area complete with a bistro dining set and a wonderful view looking down towards the infinity pool and the caribbean sea.
Tropical hideaway has an 18m (58') wide panoramic infinity pool and is often quoted as being one of the top ten pools in the caribbean. The infinity pool is a stunning feature of the property and with the environmentally friendly solar heating, the pool can be enjoyed at all times of the year. There is a swim up sunken pool bar, complete with fridge, ice-maker and sink, a preparation and serving area and a generous supply of acrylic beverage glasses. Underwater coral seats are conveniently positioned around the submerged bar and this is the perfect place to enjoy a glass of your own personal wine or indulge in your favourite drink or snack. Adjoining the pool is a gazebo complete with a large daybed and the views from here are just incredible. A perfect place to relax and read a book or simply enjoy the spectacular scenery. The pool deck is tiled using natural stone coral and provides a safe, non slip and cool surface to walk on. Sun loungers, parasols, sunbathing mats and various chairs provide ample seating and relaxation areas around the pool. The pool and pool deck are west facing and receive the sun for most of the day. A cooling caribbean breeze is usually present and the gazebo and large parasols provide areas of shade for the hottest part of the day.
As the evening sun slowly sets and you look out over the caribbean sea, you cannot fail to be impressed. Sunsets from here can be amazing with the elusive 'green flash' often being seen. The setting is simply perfect and with underwater pool lights and discreet led lighting enhancing the evening ambiance, the special moment can continue long after the sun has set.
All our accommodations have the latest 40" flat screen internet tv's that give access to our in-house entertainment system supplying high definition films, tv, music and internet radio. High speed internet and wi-fi is supplied in all areas. Professional quality ceiling fans are positioned over all the beds and for those really hot days when the cooling caribbean breeze has taken a rest, you can turn on the bedroom air conditioner until the breeze returns. All indoor living areas and bedrooms are fully screened allowing you the convenience of a mosquito free environment with the ambiance of outdoor living and stunning views of the caribbean sea.
We offer an informal, private and relaxed atmosphere and pride ourselves with our genuine friendly service and the experience we afford our guests. Our sixty, 5 star reviews on various well known review sites, are testament to the attention to detail and location this 'tropical hideaway' has and reflect our genuine intention that guests arrive as guests and leave as friends.
Tropical hideaway has without doubt some of the finest rooms on bequia, and coupled with the spectacular panoramic ocean views and the beautiful evening sunsets, you soon realize you are enjoying, what many say, are the finest views on bequia, from the finest accommodation on bequia.
*** tropical hideaway current special offers ***
*** discounts of up to 30% ***
These discounts are being offered on all accommodation at tropical hideaway and vary depending on your month of travel. E.G. 10% discounts for january and march, 15% discounts for april, november and december, 20% discounts for may, june, july and august and 30% discounts for september and october. Please note all prices shown here include the above special offer discounts.
*** complimentary luxury bathroom toiletries *** these organic toiletries are being offered to all bookings across our entire accommodation range
*** complimentary transfers to and from the local ferry or airport *** these are being offered to all bookings of 5 nights or more.
*** complimentary food and beverage starter packs *** these are being offered to all bookings of 7 nights or more and include a welcome bottle of wine, local beers and soft drinks, bottled water, orange juice, bread, cheese, margarine, tinned tuna, eggs, seasonal salad items, tea, coffee, milk, sugar, olive oil, hot pepper sauce, salt and pepper.
The above 'special offers' are valid for any bookings confirmed in 2014 and taken during 2014, 2015 and 2016. These are genuine offers that may be withdrawn without notice and at any time.
We originally arrived in the Caribbean in 1996 after making a 3 week transatlantic crossing aboard our sailing yacht 'Rainbow Spirit'. This was the beginning of another adventure and after sailing and exploring the Caribbean Islands for 2 years we eventually bought a 2 acre plot of land on the Island of Bequia. Having already committed to a world circumnavigation, we set sail again in 1998, went through the Panama Canal and spent the next three years traveling around the world with our three daughters. Although we visited hundreds of white sand, sun-drenched tropical islands, we found none of them compared to the special beauty and charm of Bequia. We returned in 2001 and finally made a start on building our 'Tropical Hideaway'.
Building in the Caribbean was never going to be easy and after the frustrations of 2 years turning into 3 years and 3 years turning into 4 years we finally finished construction in 2011. Eight years of full time building and a cost overrun of around 300%. The project was huge, far bigger than we ever imagined, but our hard work, frustrations, pain and suffering eventually paid off and we now have a remarkable property often quoted as having 'the finest views on Bequia, from the finest accommodation on Bequia'.
Our daughters have now left to start their own lives and adventures, returning when time and funds allow. Our eldest daughter is now married and lives in New Zealand. Our middle daughter started the first Spa's and treatment centres on Bequia and is now employed by the rich and famous from all over the world. Our youngest daughter is currently working at a safari lodge in a remote part of Zambia and returns to Tropical Hideaway for the December to April season where she offers her spa treatments and therapy work. As you can see, our wanderlust lifestyle has left a lasting impression on our daughters and they are all enjoying an adventurous and exciting life as we have done.
Martin & Julie Mansfield purchased this apartment in 1998
Bequia truly is a unique Island. Large enough to be interesting and exciting, yet small enough to retain its local charm and uniqueness that only a small off the beaten track Caribbean Island can offer. It truly is an undiscovered paradise that some well known travel journalists are only just discovering and several well known newspapers and magazines have recently published articles and all describe Bequia as an undiscovered paradise, about to be discovered.
Tropical Hideaway and the Penthouse Suite have one of the finest hillside locations on Bequia & coupled with the incredible heated Infinity edge pool, the spectacular panoramic ocean views & the beautiful evening sunsets, you soon realize you are enjoying, what many say, are the finest views on Bequia, from the finest accommodation on Bequia. The views are simply amazing and are forever changing as ships and yachts of all sizes and nationalities pass by on their journeys and adventures. Please visit our comprehensive website, read our latest 5* reviews, browse through our stunning photographs and download our free information guide for visiting Bequia and make your dream a reality.
We stayed in the Penthouse Suite 8/25 to 8/31. We had another week booked in Mustique and we did not want to leave. YES! It was that fantastic. The suite is beautifully decorated and equipped with most everything you will need for your stay. A starter welcome package was provided by Martin and Julie and was most appreciated. It consisted of everything that we asked for and more.
Trying to find something negative to say is very hard. The only problem that I encountered with this room was the lack of privacy in the bathroom area. It is an open concept so keep this in mind if you need extreme privacy.
Please do yourself a favor and stay here. You will not regret. However, we really don't want to compete with you on future bookings because we will most definitely return again and again. With that said, we have already booked our February vacation there.
It doesn't get any better than this.
It would be hard to conceive of a more beautiful place to stay. The property was stunning and so cleverly designed. The owners, Martin and Julie and their staff could not have been more helpful. The infinity pool was stunning. We managed the steep twenty minute walk down to town with no problem but happily caught the plentiful and cheap local taxis back. Even shorter walk to the beautiful St Margrets beach and Jacks Bar. We loved the character of Port Elizabeth with its plentiful bars and restaurants. Peace and quiet if you want it or a little more life if you feel like it. we had a fabulous holiday!
Let me tell you when I say amazing that doesn't even do it justice. The penthouse is very modern, well kept, and the owners Martin and his wife couldn't make the stay any more pleasurable.
My Husband and I received a warm welcome from all the family. (Staff are included in this family). The whole package is very well thought out, made us feel relaxed and at ease from the moment we stepped off the plane. Beautiful, smiley Julie, met us with a guide to the island on the way to our home for 2 weeks (penthouse and pool house). I could not believe such a beautiful place could exist, I also love the story that comes with the property. The rooms are exceptionally clean. Yes I did look everywhere, even under the bed! They are very well equipped, with beach towels, toiletries etc I did not need half off what I had packed. Everything was in excellent working order, IE hairdryer, air-con etc The choice of films Martin has got is amazing. Swimming is stunning,looking out onto the bay and surrounded with the most beautiful garden, kept very clean with a swim up bar. The whole holiday was just what I was hoping for. I met the most amazing people, went to some beautiful beaches ate wonderful food and had a great time. Everyone should go to tropical hideaway at least once in their lives. My only regret is that I did not swing in the hammock on our terrace. That is why I have to go back. Martin and Julie I love you. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.read less
Such a magical place!!! We stayed for 10 days in March and didn't want to leave. We are already planning on going back next March. You can swim in the most magnificent infinity pool 24 hours a day. It changes every hour as the sun sets and the moon rises. The sunsets are def on par with Santorini. I loved how the Penthouse had no doors or wall so it always felt as if you were outside. The location of Tropical Hideaway was PERFECT!!! Literally 2 minutes up the hill from the most beautiful beach on the island, Princess Margaret. In the other direction it is less than 10 mins from Belmont Walkway and Port Elizabeth. I am a chef and I loved preparing meals and making cocktails (don't worry if you run out...Martin has a full stocked bar you can buy from him cheaper than in town...huge help with waters and soda) in the open kitchen and outside bbq after a full day at the beach. Soooo romantic and picturesque! I cannot say enough nice things about the property and the owners..Martin and Julie!!! Except..see you next year!! btw...don't miss Jacks bar on princess Margaret beach..It's truly out of a movie set.
Tropical Hideaway has the best location and view of the island. Located up the hill and mid-way between Lower bay (my fav. beach with Kegan & La Plage restau), Princess Margaret beach with famous Jack Bar), Friendship bay beach...and the most important the town with many accommodations and restaurants. We loved to walk/hike everywhere, please note that it is steep in some places but not far about 20-25min walking distance to each places mention above (ask for the shortcut paths). You can always rent a car or take taxis for reasonable price. The Tropical Hideaway is gorgeous and has everything you need. Best place to relax, just stay a day around the pool looking at the boats/yachts coming in-out the bay, watching sun going down...very spectacular view. You don't fell to cook! just order a good lobster pizza from Mac's, they deliver! It is our second time in Penthouse, third stay already booked since we love it so much. Julie, Martin, Corrie and their staff always make sure your stay will be perfect at the Tropical Hideaway. They will make you feel like you're at home and more. I can't list all the accommodations there is to many but they thought about pretty much everything you could need and every stay there is improvements to facilitate even more your stay. Refer to Tropicalhideawaybequia.com web site for all detail. I recommend booking a massage with Corrie to remove all stress from your day to day stress. I really just have good thing to say about the Tropical Hideaway and Bequia! Travelling from Montreal...this is the way to get there in a day! Better to go via Toronto since direct flight MTL to Barbados to tight for ferry flight to Bequia...So Air Canada from Toronto to Barbados that arrives around 3:45pm (more than once a week, pic your day). SVG from Barbados to Bequia depart around 4:20pm. Coming back you have plenty of time to take direct flight Barbados to Montreal.
Here are a couple of very telling facts for you. This was our second visit to Tropical Hideaway staying in the Penthouse Suite, the first being last August. We re-booked this last stay while still there on the first one and re-booked again for this coming December while there in February. But wait, it gets better.
There were three other couples there when we arrived. All three of them had been previous guests and all three of them also re-booked while still there. Four-for-four. In all the years (about 10) my wife and I have traveled to the Windward Islands, I have never seen anything quite like that.
No doubt there are plenty of reviews that can give insights about the amenities and what to do while in Bequia. All of them will tell you how wonderful Martin and Julie are with their guests. But the bottom line is simply, do people come back?
Maybe what we experienced with everyone re-booking was an anomaly, but I hardly think so.
Frankly, I think if you are lucky enough to go there and experience the place, you too will re-book immediately. We have no complaints whatsoever and more compliments than you might care to read. My money, as the old saying goes, "is where my mouth is" on this one. We will visit Tropical Hideaway every single year going forward. And I suspect, when we visit other places, my wife and I will look at each other after arriving there and wish we at TH instead.
Beautiful Bequia (pronounced bek way) is an undiscovered paradise, the Caribbean of 20 years ago. Covering an area of only 7 square miles, Bequia lies in the warm tropical waters of the Caribbean Sea. It is just a short plane hop from the ever popular Barbados and next to the renowned Mustique, both favorite islands of the rich and famous. It is the largest of the Grenadine Islands known also as the 'jewels of the Caribbean' and is blessed with several pristine, white sandy beaches many of which are totally natural and undeveloped. If you want resort hotels, nightclubs and beaches full of sunbeds, don't come to Bequia. If you want to discover the undiscovered, visit our beautiful Island, enjoy the uncrowded pristine white sandy beaches, swim and snorkel in our safe and warm Caribbean waters and experience the genuine friendliness of the local Bequian people.
We now have available a free 24 page guidebook with information about Tropical Hideaway and the Island of Bequia. It has detailed information about local services, the fun things to do on Bequia, our local restaurants, day trips to nearby islands and a wealth of other information invaluable for anyone intending to visit our beautiful Island. To read our free Information Guide please visit our website, scroll down the Tropical Hideaway 'Welcome' page and click on the guide book.
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Event | ||||
Apr 10 2015 -
Apr 30 2015
3 night minimum stay
May, June, July, August
May 1 2015 -
Aug 31 2015
3 night minimum stay
September, October
Sep 1 2015 -
Oct 31 2015
3 night minimum stay
Nov 1 2015 -
Nov 30 2015
3 night minimum stay
Dec 1 2015 -
Dec 20 2015
3 night minimum stay
Christmas, New Year
Dec 21 2015 -
Jan 4 2016
7 night minimum stay
Jan 5 2016 -
Jan 31 2016
3 night minimum stay
Feb 1 2016 -
Feb 29 2016
3 night minimum stay
Mar 1 2016 -
Mar 22 2016
3 night minimum stay
Mar 23 2016 -
Mar 31 2016
3 night minimum stay
Apr 1 2016 -
Apr 30 2016
3 night minimum stay
May, June, July, August
May 1 2016 -
Aug 31 2016
3 night minimum stay
September, October
Sep 1 2016 -
Oct 31 2016
3 night minimum stay
Nov 1 2016 -
Nov 30 2016
3 night minimum stay
Dec 1 2016 -
Dec 20 2016
3 night minimum stay
Christmas, New Year
Dec 21 2016 -
Jan 4 2017
7 night minimum stay
Jan 5 2017 -
Jan 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
Feb 1 2017 -
Feb 28 2017
3 night minimum stay
Mar 1 2017 -
Mar 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
Apr 1 2017 -
Apr 12 2017
3 night minimum stay
Apr 13 2017 -
Apr 20 2017
3 night minimum stay
Apr 21 2017 -
Apr 30 2017
3 night minimum stay
May, June, July, August
May 1 2017 -
Aug 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
1 night minimum stay
Tax Rate | 10.0% |
Notes |
Prices quoted are for 2 guests and include all discounts
Tropical Hideaway has 5 separate luxury accommodations **Penthouse Suite** Palm & Hibiscus Cottage**Pool House**Infinity Studio** If your preferred accommodation is already booked, some of our other lovely suites & rooms may still be available Please visit tropicalhideawaybequia.com for the latest special offers & availability RESERVATIONS. You can reserve for 5 days with no commitment or charge, allowing you to finalize your travel plans with your accommodation reserved just for you. Important during busy periods BOOKING. A 20% deposit is required PAYMENT OPTIONS. Credit / Debit card & Bank transfer. You can also use the 'Book it Now' button on the HomeAway UK site http://www.homeaway.co.uk/p1359800 |
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I'm paying increasing attention to images of people, because that's where I am headed photographically...but I remain predominantly interested in film and experimental film techniques as the vehicle to achieving that.
Everyone here is contributing in some way towards that end. Thank You. :)
Comments on this gallery
( 69 months ago )
I knew you'd have already taken the time to create one of these, and the theme and choices are excellent! I will now acquaint myself the streams you've highlighted that I don't already know.
( 69 months ago )
This is a very impressive use of the new 'gallery' format. I often feel that flickr tends to emphasise images over words, but your mini-reviews here are lovely pieces of writing that beautifully express the individuality of each photographer's work. In a world of generic facebook-style comments your descriptions really do justice to these striking images.
( 69 months ago )
Thanks, lots of great stuff to discover here!
( 69 months ago )
What a cracking gallery! I agree with seriykotik - the commentary is really terrific.
And thanks, of course, for including one of mine!
( 69 months ago )
Tracy, thank you for putting this together and for your superb commentaries. I think that sometimes an in depth comment from someone other than the photographer illuminates and explains much better than anything the photographer themselves could have penned. It is a huge credit to you that I could not have put into words with the same eloquence and perceptiveness what you say about my photo. In addition, what you describe is so very close to what I always hope others will see. Thanks too for introducing me to some great work which I have never seen. Mark
( 69 months ago )
*big big love*
( 69 months ago )
Very good!
( 69 months ago )
This is only the fourth gallery I've looked at so far, but you seem to have taken on this new tool admirably. The in depth comments (which I confess I have not read in their entirety) provide a fascinating glimpse into your photographic mind. All in all it's a very impressive and worhwhile effort. Thanks for showing us what can be done.
( 69 months ago )
A fab gallery, the descriptions you added add so much to it :)
( 69 months ago )
Wonderful collection. This is quite possibly the best use of the gallery feature I've seen so far.
( 69 months ago )
Excellent! I'd only thought of using galleries to group my faves more coherently, but this sort of bringing tributes out into the open is great...
Seen in a discussion of the group "Film is not dead it just smells funny" (?) -
( 68 months ago )
Totally excellent. And amazing that you took the time to write such thoughtful commentaries. I have yet to undertake such a task with my favourites, but this is inspiring me to do so! Unsurprisingly, we share a lot of the same contacts, but this introduced me to a few more, so thanks for that! :)
( 68 months ago )
oh my, what a gorgeous gallery!
(clearly a labour of love :))
( 68 months ago )
What a wonderful gallery you've collected here. I love that you give us a description of each artist seen through your eyes. Thank you:)
( 68 months ago )
One of the best galleries I've seen yet. Thanks for sharing your sources of inspiration, which have in turn inspired me.
( 68 months ago )
what a great gallery.......
( 67 months ago )
perfect, goes with my 12 superstars group, so many good photos here.
( 67 months ago )
Having (finally) managed to flick through the pointers in this gallery, I'm stunned to think I'm included in this list - the range of quality of talent here is really outstanding, and looking greatly forward to exploring those which I haven't come across before. Many thanks!
( 67 months ago )
Nice inspiration source. Seems you have a very good taste!
( 67 months ago )
really amazing photos you gathered here!
( 67 months ago )
wonderful gallery. truly!
( 66 months ago )
Thanks for adding mine, much appreciate.
( 65 months ago )
This is a really amazing gallery. I'm inspired just looking at it.
( 65 months ago )
You did a wonderful job on this gallery. Now I have to see your work. Congrats.
( 65 months ago )
amazing gallery.
( 64 months ago )
Interesting selection. Inspiring.
( 64 months ago )
the best!!!
( 63 months ago )
love the pictures!
( 61 months ago )
Great, unique gallery
( 61 months ago )
A very interesting selection
( 61 months ago )
these are ALL very very inspiring (:
makes me want to go pick up my camera and start shooting at this very moment.
maybe i'll go do that (: -
( 61 months ago )
interesting indeed
( 60 months ago )
no doubt, a nice job done by artist. i m inspired, thanks
( 60 months ago )
well i rily luv it......esp the last pic......nd the first pic is fablous.......
( 60 months ago )
I've only just seen this. Thank you so much for your kind words.
( 58 months ago )
Well curated. Lot's of inspiration here
( 56 months ago )
What an interesting set. I love the unique portraits, coloring and compositions.
( 56 months ago )
A very nice gallery
( 53 months ago )
hermosa selección de fotos
( 53 months ago )
incrivel seleçao!!!!parabens a todos!
( 52 months ago )
love the gallery- inspiring!!
love your coments- you are inspiring! -
( 52 months ago )
you have inspired me to make TWO groups.
inspiring paintings from flickr
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( 51 months ago )
This is brilliant!
( 49 months ago )
excellent gallery.. exemplary works..
lov your commentary too..cheers..!
( 49 months ago )
Very interesting selection - thanks for curating it.
Found in the Gallery explore. -
( 49 months ago )
Not impressed !
( 48 months ago )
I like these pics a lot!
i'm impressed too..if you like mine, Please Vote
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I would really appreciate the support!
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( 48 months ago )
wow !! great one!!!!!!!
( 48 months ago )
Wonderful gallery.
( 47 months ago )
Thanks to everyone who has dropped by. Glad that my ramblings might have been of interest to someone somewhere every now and then. Most of all though I'm grateful to all those who contributed images to this Gallery, you were and still are - awesome.
Lovely to see this Gallery, one of those featured on the flickr blog today (16.06.2011) - wouldn't have happened without you I'm sure. :) Thanks again.
( 47 months ago )
beautiful gallery!
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( 47 months ago )
Thank you for this gallery.
( 47 months ago )
great gallery!
( 47 months ago )
Es imprecionante, el valor de lo humano, las miradas, las perdidas, las encontradas. Y todo pasa al rededor, igual aquí, igual allá. Y la belleza está ahí, justo en nuestras narices.
Hermosa exposición, hermoso trabajo.Amazing work!!!!
( 47 months ago )
love it!
( 47 months ago )
good ~~!!
( 47 months ago )
Realmente haz seleccionado muy bien estas fotos, no todas me agradan pero reconozco que en su mayoria son buenas. Bravo por el esfuerzo.
( 47 months ago )
verry good! love it too
( 46 months ago )
Hey Trace, I guess I'm a bit behind the eight ball, I've just come across your gallery on the flickr blog! I love your little spiel about each photographer, you have such a way with words (oh, and with a camera!).
I had to laugh about what you wrote about my photos, although I have no idea what a representational aspiration is. I was so pleased I showed my brother, who just laughed and said "you've never been to an all night rave!"
( 46 months ago )
Adoro esse aspecto fotos lomo...... Vintange
( 46 months ago )
Perfect photos indeed! Wonderful gallery! :)
( 46 months ago )
thankyou for supporting my photography
( 45 months ago )
love them all
( 45 months ago )
the london august 5, 2011 is the absolute best...like it is amazing. they are all great though.
( 40 months ago )
belle :)
( 39 months ago )
I love it!
( 34 months ago )
Nicee yr galary itz goodd!
( 33 months ago )
Great style
( 31 months ago )
me gustaron
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( 19 months ago )
Beautiful image and sentiment
( 17 months ago )
Very interesting exhibition, thanks a lot for sharing, I was glad to read your smart comments and discover a lot of inspiring galleries.
( 15 months ago )
Muy intiirisantes.
( 15 months ago )
Excellent gallery, very insightful commentary. :D


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