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Hand Papermaking and Papier Maché
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Handmade Art Paper Beads: Wet, Sheet-Formed Beads |Curriculum Connections| On Papermaking Moulds and Deckles For Beginners| Shaped Deckles|Wheelchair Papermaking
Papermaking From Plants:
Making Paper From Arugula| Burdock Paper| Catalpa Bean Paper| Cattail Paper| Cattail Head Paper | Carrot Paper| Chicory Paper| Dandelions and Green PaperMaking| Dracaena Paper| Echinacea Paper| My First Gampi| Garlic Mustard Paper| Goldenrod Paper| Grass Paper| Ground Ivy Paper | Hemp Paper| Making Paper From Hostas and Teasels| Hydrangea Paper | Jerusalem Artichoke Leaf Paper| My First Kozo| Kudzu Paper | Lunaria (Money plant) Paper | Milkweed Paper Milkweed Fluff Paper| Paper Mulberry Paper| Peppermint Paper| Pineappletop Paper| Queen Anne's Lace Paper| Siberian Iris Paper| Smartweed Paper | Early Spiderwort Paper| Spurge Paper | Sunflower Paper | Teasel Top Paper| Wheat Straw Paper | Yucca Paper |
Radiant Ancestor Woman, handmade paper, recycled paper, cotton linters and fiber plus yarn. Akua Lezli Hope, 1999.
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American Museum of Papermaking
The Friends of Dard Hunter, Inc.
http://www.friendsofdardhunter.org An international organization with a diverse membership whose interests center around handmade paper and related arts and crafts. Dard Hunter reintroduced hand papermaking to the U.S.
Dieu Donné Inc.
is a not-for-profit hand papermaking studio located in the Soho art district of New York City. Dieu Donné celebrated its 20th anniversary in 1996. Founded in 1976 by Susan Gosin and Bruce Wineberg, the mission of Dieu Donné is the advancement of the art of hand papermaking by reinventing and adapting the age-old techniques of hand papermaking for contemporary artmaking.
Dieter Freyer Bźttenpapier - handmade paper
An exquisitely comprehenisve resource, guidepost to papermaking and paper makers pulping around the world. A must visit site.
Hand Papermaking Magazine
http://www.handpapermaking.org This site includes an indispensable series of articles for beginners. The magazine is a must-read for papermakers.
Hands On Paper, paper objects by Gail Stiffe, papermaker and bookbinder
This artist includes lots of information and sources in addition to her fine work.
PaperMaking Group
My favorite hangout. Great folks, lots of excellent information. This led me to my personal revolution in acquiring a Critter- a small studio beater/pulper/Hollander.
Hollander Beater Group
Teaching Hand Papermaking
A wonderful, thorough, inspiring book.
The Prairie Paper Project
http://homepage.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/prairiepaper.html by Douglas W. Jones, The Center for the Book at The University of Iowa.
An introduction to papermaking using straw. "To further the connection to the vanishing natural environment of the Midwest, I used straw from big bluestem grass, one of the grasses that once towered over Iowa's tallgrass prairies."
(I had problems connecting direct, the page is there, do the connection in parts-Akua>
Papermaking at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design
http://www.mcad.edu/classrooms/papermaking/paper.html great course description, bibliography and links.
The Paper Shed, papermaking supplies and exotic papers
They're in Britain- so my correspondents in th U.K. have another great place from which to order, and visit. Moulds in those A3, A4, A5 sizes, papermaking kits, pulps and linters, dye pots, paper string .... a lovely, well-presented site.
Women's Studio Workshop
WSW front 9/18/01 Sept. 2001
Women's Studio Workshop is a not for profit artists' space founded in 1974 to provide a supportive working environment for all persons interested in the arts. WSW staff artists coordinate grants, fellowships, internships, and exhibition opportunities for visual artists in state of the art printmaking, papermaking and photography studios.
1.5 lb Davis Hodges Hollander Beater at WSW with flax Sept. 2001
TappiŐs Paper University
is at http://www.tappi.org/paperu/index.html
Click on Art Class for art and crafts projects with pulp and paper. This is a site for students, teachers and anyone interested in paper, and covers papermaking, art/craft and science activities using paper, plus recycling, forestry and trees.
Seastone Papers, a studio for hand papermaking, surface designing, and book arts,
offers winter, early spring and summer series of papermaking classes on Martha's Vineyard. Classes included: Forming Paper: Size, Shape, Lamination, Techniques of Fiber Collage and Multiple Dips, Decorative Interiors: Inclusions and Coagulation, Surface Design: Focus on Pulp Painting, Shaping Flax Three-Dimensionally, Working with Plant Fibers, Pulp Book Art.... a well organized and presented site.
Stefan's Florilegium
Mark S. Harris' papermaking messages - 6/7/94- his collection of files from the Society of Creative Anachronism on producing pulp, making handmade papers.
Paper Casting Using Rycraft Ceramic Stamps
Paper Crafts Bulletin Board
Aunt Annie's Craft Page
Recycling and Crafts
lots of easy projects for children.
WaterJourney, handmade paper, cast in handmade plaster mold; denim and other fibers plus cotton and recycled paper, netting., and gold ribbon; Akua Lezli Hope, 1999
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Mark Lander
At last this wunderkind has a site! Artist, inventor, aider and abettor of papermaking good in this world, ML has not only transformed my life with His wonderfully affordable beaters, he has transformed the world of papermaking. Now all may see his work, his creations, and his inventions at work.
Gin Petty
Papermaking Journal
Gin's journal was extraordinary for its clarity and process insights. If you are new to papermaking, or making paper from plant fibers, or creating large sheets, she writes about her efforts and activities in these and other papermaking areas.
Jane Ingram Allen, Sculptor/Installation artist
http://www.janeingramallen.com works in/with paper, offers workshops, and has great articles to read at her site.
Hands On Paper, paper objects by Gail Stiffe, papermaker and bookbinder
This artist includes lots of information and sources in addition to her fine work.
Bonnie Ferrill Roman
Natural Sculpture Studio
Jan Moulder
Lamps made of handmade paper and twigs. WyldeWood Papers
StarSpiral, handmade paper handcast in plaster mold, denim and cotton and fiber plus cotton. Akua Lezli Hope,1999.
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Lee Scott McDonald, Inc.
P.O. Box 264 Charlestown, MA 02129
Toll free Telephone 1.888.627.2737
Papermaking and book arts supplies and equipment for artists, designers, and craftsmen. They also offer a number of institutional fliers and their catalogues alone opened realms of possibility and improved endeavor. Tools For Paper
Twinrocker Papermaking Supplies Catalog
Twinrocker Handmade Paper
Brookston, IN 47923
800.757 8946
enjoyed their comments on books for sale. Their catalogue also instructs as it sells. They are pioneers in papermaking, the source from which a number of others have sprung. I love their sample pulp in a bucket and they give great telephone!
Carriage House Paper
79 Guernsey Street
Brooklyn, New York 11222
A unique book selection. New Yorkers take heed! I wish I knew about them while I lived in that great city. I've taken workshops there and had my papermaking life transformed. They are wondrous!
Carriage House Paper
The Papertrail
Handmade Paper and Book Arts
4-135 Lexington Court
Waterloo, ON N2J 4R1
I used their white paper mill screen to make a 6' by 3.5' sheet. Their black denim was delectable. Their custom-made molds of polyethylene were built to last and their prices are reasonable. They are ever so helpful and kind.
Arnold Grummer's
Arnold Grummer's Paper Making
316 N. Milwaukee St. Ste 40
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Arnold Grummer has been making paper for more than 30 years, first as a faculty member of the Institute of Paper Chemistry, then as curator of the Dard Hunter Paper Museum, and currently as the President of Greg Markim Inc. He has written four books and dozens of articles on paper science and paper crafting.
The site offers some of everything for papermaking.
I own two of their marvelous book presses and several moulds.
Peter Hopkins aka FiberBoy
My favorite source of fabulous felts and blender ready fiber as well as kenaf, and a gorgeous golden hemp.
Golds' Artworks, Inc.
2100 North Pine Street
Lumberton, NC 28358
Their specialty is cotton linter fibers, but I quite happily purchased a made-to-order mold at a wonderful price.
Dieu Donné Papermill, Inc.
63 Flushing Ave #112
Brooklyn, NY 11205
At their store I found my much-treasured copy of Making Very Large Sheets and saw other wonders, not usually available to me in these woods. O New York City! City of Wonders! If you make your way there this is a must see!
Britt Quinlan
The Paperwright
8 Laming Street
Ottawa, Ontario K2J 1V1 Canada
613-440-0580 phone/fax
"A paper making supply business providing Canada and the United States with papermaking kits, pulps, fibres, moulds and equipment, pigments, workshops, handmade papers and bookbinding supplies. We specialize in custom built wove and laid moulds and personalizedservice for our clients. International orders are welcome.
Britt has made several custom molds for me that I love and enjoy.
Hand Papermaking Magazine
P.O. Box 77027
Washington, D.C. 20013-7027
Jam packed with rich information, the ads alone offer clues and instruction. I thank the papermaker who told me about this publication. They're online too with info for beginners: http://www.bookarts.com/handpapermaking
PraiseWoman Holding Winged Heart, handmade paper handcast in plaster mold, cotton and fibers plus yarn. Akua Lezli Hope,1999.
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Gin Petty's A Papermaker's Season (2004) is a wonderful journey through time, fields, plants and papermaking. She edifies, amuses and enlightens, all while giving us tangible results of her processes. We may touch time and experience the secret that papermakers and paper lovers share, not just how it looks but how the paper feels.... more
The Contemporary Craft of Paper Maché
Techniques Projects Inspirations by Helga Meyer, Lark Books, 1996
an exquisite book to look at whether or not you pursue creating paper vessels and objects. It's the book that started this particular journey of discovery or me.
Papermaking for Basketry and Other Crafts
edited by Lynn Stearns,1992, Lark Books
Basket makers who work with paper forms share how-to. Excellent visual and informational references.
Papier Maché Style, 100 Step by Step Designs for bowls, jewelry, toys, vases, mirrors and other creations,
by Alex McCormick, Chilton Book Company, 1995 Wow! Simply glorious and idea rich, the papier maché throne must be seen. I am just relieved to not see any of my design discoveries here, it's the kind of book that dazzles like Meyer's, with images that are at once daunting and engaging.
The Art and Craft of Papier Maché
by Juliet Bawden, 143 pages of 125 photos and over 100 diagrams, photography by Peter Marshall, Mitchell Beazley (England ) 1990, 1995 Chronicle Books
A wide range of styles techniques, just wondrous includes Melanie Williams dolls Yanina Temple's hats, Deborah Schneebeli-Morrell and others
The Art and Craft of Papermaking
by Sophie Dawson, 144 pages,Running Press, Philadelphia (Quarto Publishing, 1992 England) ISBN 1-56138-158-6
Wow. Seminal. Packed with inspiration, how-tos, details, instructions and great images. A must for every papermaking and papier maché library - pulp painting, pulp spraying, sculptural techniques with paper (and not of the scissors-exacto knife type).
Rediscovering Papier Maché, How to Adapt the Art of Papier Maché to Make Vivid Modern Objects- 12 exciting projects
by Susanne Haines
An Owl Book, Henry Holt and Company, 1990(in England), 1993, 96 pages, ISBN 0-8050-2618
Photographer was Heini Schneebli, perhaps a relative of Deborah Schneebeli-Morrel, whose matisse meets rousseau dolls and doll house are just sublimely inspiring, Marjori Elliot's energetic color forms are a new lexicon as is the work of Julie Arkell. England, it seems was ahead of us in this endeavor and I'm grateful I didn't see anything I am working on in there, otherwise I would cry, it is all so well concieved and represented.
Techniques and materials well explained, wonderful design.
Papier Maché A Practical Guide to Creative Crafts
by Miranda Innes, a Dorling Kindersley Book, photography by Clive Streeter
ISBN 0-7894-0335-8 First American Edition, 1995
Packed with projects but not as breathtaking as Meyer or McCormick or Haines but its darn good. Includes Melanie Williams' dolls, Yaninia Temple' Gerry Copp (of Paper into Pots) and Julie Arkel among others.
Paper Craft (based on Creative Hands published in the UK)
1993, US North Light Books, ISBN 089134-541-8
dozens of step by step paper craft projects to make, including papier maché jewelry, bowls and masks and great paper jewelry, paper blinds, bowls,
Step by Step Papier Maché
by Deri Robins, Kingfisher Books, New York: 1993.
Great ideas simply presented in a book meant for kids. Glad I went to their section of the library, found it, and borrowed it.
Making Your Own Papier Maché
by Melanie Williams ISBN -185368-325-6, New Holland (England), 1995 93 pages.
All her own designs and a range of energy and style is lacking. Nearly totally strip maché It's a nice next book for the kids, but Haines, Innes, and McCormick do it all much much better.
The Art and Craft of Paper
by Faith Shannon. Chronicle Books, 1994, photography by Peter Marshall
An overview of techniques.
Paper Pleasures, The Creative Guide to Papercraft
by Faith Shannon.
in association with Il Papiro, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1987. 168 pages,ISBN 1-55584-105-8
Just like 1994 book, but I found it second. Includes making paper, the paper sampler, decorating paper, marbling, paper in three dimensions, and making books. I really appreciated the section on paste paper and printing.
The Art of Papermaking
by Bernard Toale, c 1983, Davis Publications, Worcester, Mass, ISBN: 087192-140-5, 120 pages
Excellent, information packed, a good reference as well as how-to book, belongs in every collection, lots of images of artists' work.
Plant Fibers for Papermaking
by Lillian Bell, Liliaceae Press, P.O. Box 1235 McMinnville, Oregon 77128 ISBN 0-9625076-5-2 Phone:503.472.3566(1970-1995 - the eighth printing)
If you desire, as I do to truly make it from scratch, this is invaluable. If you desire to understand the effects of inclusions and what else you might use with purchased/prepared pulp, this is invaluable.
Paper into Pots and other fun objects using hand-made recycled paper and papier-maché techniques
by Gerry Copp c 1994 Search Press Limited, Market Ecology/Search Press Great Britain, ISBN 0 85532772-3 48 pages
An illustrated how-to, shown step by step, Gerry Copp gives us insight into her (mainly) pulp-based, handmade paper-decorated creations
Tonia Todman's Paper-Making Book
1992, 49 pages, ISBN 1 86351 097 4
After reading Faith Shannon's and Sophie Dawson's lifetime-of-inspiration books, this one is quite disappointing. I noticed it was published in Australia and this author is a TV personality there. Maybe that explains it. Dated images and limited information.
How to Make Your Own Recycled Paper
by Malcolm Valentine and Rosalind Dace, c 1990 Search Press Limited, Market Ecology/Search Press Great Britain, ISBN 0 85532 670 0 32 pages
an illustrated how to shown step by step, not much to it, its subject matter covered in several other books.
Teaching Hand Papermaking
A Class Guide by Gloria Zmolek Smith, et al ZPaperpress, 1995 ISBN 0-9644582-0-9 A wonderful, thorough, inspiring book that teaches as it teaches how to teach
Grow Your Own Paper, recipes for creating unique handmade papers
by Maureen Richardson 1999, Quarto Publishing
Pretty pictures. Sometimes this is nice if you want the look of being informed, More "recipe" than instruction for growing anything. If you are not serious about the study about plants which yeild pulp, or if you already have Lillian Bell's book, then acquire this one. Disagree about the banana skin recipe, too. I get a very different pulp from the same material (grrr!). The muddy color is when you don't rinse it enough.
300 Papermaking Recipes
by Mary Reimer and Heidi Reimer-Epp, 2000 Quarto Publishing Martin, Pastime
More pretty pictures. Some nice ideas and yes, 300 mixes of, and approaches to pulps to create various colors and textures of paper.
Papermaking with Plants, creative recipes and projects using herbs, flowers, grasses and leaves,
by Helen Hiebert 1998, Storey Books
Prettier but less info packed than Lillian Bells, though now I will go begging for hosta leaves, it was a disappointment.
The Papermaker's Companion the Ultimate Guide to Making and Using Handmade Paper,
by Helen Hiebert,Storey Books, 2000
Excellent in every way, thorough and comprehensive.
PAPERMAKING, how to make handmade paper for printmaking, drawing, painting, relief and cast forms, book arts and mixed media,
by Jules Heller, 1978, Watson-Guptill ISBN 0-8230-3895-5
A must read and see. This book must have been cutting edge because it is still com[elling, it rocks, it is the bomb, choose yr vernacular: superlative. I regret buying that sculpture book everyone recommends for its sad chapter on paper making--- this is the one people should be digging out. I just got it in 2001 from the library, wish to heaven I had found it when I began 4 years ago.
Making and Decorating Your Own Paper
Innovative Techniques and Original Projects
by Kathy Blake and Bill Milne, Sterling Publishing Co, Inc. New York isbn 08069 0545-x, 1994
a well designed book shockingly devoid of information. Nice to flip through-- think of it as an illustrated list of ideas
Making Books by Hand, A Step by Step Guide
create beautiful handmade scrapbooks, photo albums, diaries, blank books and more!
by Mary McCarthy Philip Manna 1997 ISBN 1564963284 Quarry Books
Well designed and features a great gallery.... uses a pictorial approach to show hot to make books and somehow misses the mark..... succinct materials list vs. deciphering picture maps, would have been help ful Diagrams and dimensions would have made this better, and not a lot of book forms are depicted.
The Essential Guide to Making Handmade Books
Easy to follow instructions fortimeless binding techniques plus 28 unique variations
by Gabrielle Fox, North Light Books
nice how each form explanation is followed by a small gallery of ideas demonstrating of how and to where other artists used the form. I yearned for fewer pretty pictures for the step by step and more diagrams--- that the date be writ larger and the images (like an arrangement of materials on the cutting board, be made smaller)but I love how she drew out the Jacob's Ladder.
Akua Lezli Hope
Akua's Endeavor
From grief came a further endeavor, a seeking and a finding of a way to express that which resists words. There is an ongoing need to turn loss into discovery, to turn waste into a product, to turn pain into meaning, to turn from despair to recovery.
Paper is a miracle to this writer. As a poet who worked in an office for a living, a lot of paper passed through my hands.
All my objects were made of retrieved (used and discarded) paper. Some included lint from my dryer.
Some objects hold other used and discarded objects in their structures: cans, cardboard, plastic.
Most do not. I am most delighted to let the paper take its own new form and connect with itself.
I have learned to seek and grow plants to use in paper: sunflower stalks and later, flax are my favorites. I now use pulps purchased from papermaking concerns to expand my options and material vocabulary.
My goal is to reuse, recycle, and repurpose materials in ways that sing, reach, engage, speak.


text: Hello, I have been asked to write a letter of recommendation for my daughter's 1st grade teacher for a Teacher of the Year Award. Can anyone help me out with a sample letter they may have? I have the major points to address down, and I have a basic template, but seeing one or two already put together from a parent would be helpful, as I would really like it to be top notch! Thank you in advance for your help.

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In This State: Tim Matson is Vermont's Supreme Ponderer of Ponds
Tim Matson, author of Landscaping Earth Ponds, is Vermont's resident expert on small-scale, man-made bodies of water. His work as a pond consultant, as well as his book and DVD, have been leading people to water for years, and this week Matson was profiled on VTDigger's series In This State.
Like a modern-day Johnny Appleseed, Tim Matson travels the countryside bringing value to landscape – only he plants ponds not fruit trees. By his reckoning, in 25 years he has helped design or revitalize some 500 ponds in Vermont.
Matson has found an income stream with ponds, and why not? John Chapman (Appleseed), was known to pick up a free lunch here and there during his meanderings with seed bags across the Midwest.
Pond consulting augments freelancing for this writer-photographer from Strafford. If Vermont decides it ever needs an official pond guru, as it has a state flower and bird, Matson would be a top candidate.
It all began in 1971 when Matson, then 28, joined thousands of other counter-culture types in immigrating to Vermont, where farmland was cheap and native residents were generally tolerant of newcomers, even those with long hair.
Matson had done a stint in the military, where he had the good luck, in his mind, to avoid Vietnam by being accepted at Army photography school. After his service he wangled a job in book publishing in New York, where his father had been a noted literary agent.
He wound up at divisions of Simon & Schuster, pulling a decent salary as a jack-of-all-trades, copy editing, buying reprint rights, writing book jacket copy, sometimes even taking photos. Matson, now gray-haired, dates himself by mentioning he had a role in helping to bring Yippie Abbie Hoffman's book, "Revolution for the Hell of It," to paperback.
On a cold December day in a field in central Vermont, where he is scoping out possible pond sites for a landowner, he mentions with a laugh that it was his photo of author Joe McGinniss that graced the back cover another political classic of the times: "The Selling of the President, 1968," the story of hucksterism in Richard Nixon's campaign.
As befits the historic stereotype, Matson arrived in Vermont in a VW bug, a red one at that. He had grown "absolutely and totally sick of the city," and unhappy with the political system, he says, he was moved by the "back-to-the-land movement" of the period.
His first brush with ponds was the waterhole at a farmhouse that he and a girlfriend had rented in Thetford. It turned out to be a perfect place for hippie parties, skinny-dipping and other wild affairs. He tasted the pond bait and was hooked.
Three years later, with help of a $7,500 advance on his second book ("Pilobolus," a photo essay of the famous Dartmouth College dance group), Matson bought 45 woodland acres in Strafford and pitched a tent he called home and began building a cabin, with among other tools, a chainsaw. He got along without electricity, put in vegetable gardens, cleared a spot in the alders for his second pond, and then hired a guy with a backhoe.
"I grew up in Connecticut on the Sound, and found that I missed the water, and I wondered where it all was in Vermont," he says. He couldn't find enough of it close by, "so I had this pond dug."
Marriage and two daughters (now grown) followed, and the pond became the focus of family life: Swimming in summer, ice-skating in winter, and, always it seemed, opportunities for social life and observing wildlife.
Matson embraced rural life, and, as a freelance writer began writing essays and how-to's about back-40 ponds for the likes of Harrowsmith, Mother Earth News, Country Journal and Yankee Magazine.
For children and the young at heart, he says, ponds are part zoo, playground, museum and amusement park.
"Kids love to hang out at them, make mud pies, fool around with salamanders, and watch dragonflies," he says.
"I think too many kids today suffer from what a friend of mine calls 'nature-deficit disorder'. … They are too much into phones and computers; they live in a screen world."
Matson is bullish on family ponds of all sizes and shapes, but he's quick to warn that a once-promising body of water can easily become a costly headache if poorly designed. They can turn to algae-infested quagmires They can even disappear due to drought or leakage.
A pond can also cost a lot, anywhere from $5,000 to more than $50,000, he explains.
Walking across the brown-gray landscape and looking for potential pond sites, and carefully choosing verbs that sidestep certitude, Matson says, "That could be a spot."
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text: Selling three (3) Wimbledon Boron Pro racquets AS A PACKAGE, varying in condition from 7.5 - 8.5 on a 10 scale - no bumpers on two of them as they are 1st generation so there are paint rubs and wear on the heads, as well as general rubs and chips on the frame bodies (I do have matched black Babolat head tape on all three, improving the overall look of the bunch) - some paint-loss areas were touched up well with gold model paint Racquets are absolutely playable with no structural damage - in fact, I recently restrung two of them with a superpoly/synth hybrid and they hit great Thin beam (maybe 18-19mm), gold-tone gloss paint with Prince-copy double cross bar design, 98 HEAD SIZE, graphite/boron composites The two 1st generation bumperless are both marked 4 3/8 grips - the bumpered 2nd generation is unmarked but feels like a 1/2 or a 5/8 (not sure) - ALL THREE FRAMES HAVE ORIGINAL WIMBLEDON BRANDED LEATHER GRIPS This model was first introduced in 1984 when the Wimbledon brand was first launched by Kunnan, Pro Kennex's manufacturer. The Boron Pro was the flagship through the mid-80s. Retail was easily over $200/each. A clear take on the Prince Boron, released in '82. They play stiff for a thin beam frame, with great feel and a nice neutral grip shape. A rare 98 head size for that time, when one saw mostly 85 or 110. Relatively lightweight for that time, maybe right around 12 oz. strung so not a chore to get around today. Paypal only, add $15 for shipping, email me at email@example.com if interested


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we took a picnic to avila valley barn. we lot the boys explore and visit the animals…
david checked out the goats, and the goats checked out david
matty gives david a little snuggle on the haystack
steve and i hang out in the shade
the boys' mouths water at the candy counter, okay, mine too!
matty gets messy with his ice cream
no david, that is not an ice cream cone–that's daddy!
i'm feeling better, got sooo much done last night and this morning–yay!


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|CP candidacy| Working for you |SashaL|
The month ahead will provide a unique set of challenges for our little corner of the eWorld, challenges that I think I am very well suited to tackle. In the next thirty days our allies in TWO will face continued and heightened pressure from our enemies. Our economy will continue to wax and wane under the weight of a broken economic module. Our parties will continue to strive for unity against elements that would shove their own family under a bus for political points. Yes, there are challenges ahead, but I have always relished a challenge and am confident that I am the man to see us through into a brighter, more unified future together.
So what am I offering in terms of Home Affairs? For starters, a streamlined cabinet by having only one Minister to oversee and organise the entire Ministry. Under this Minister there will be several under-Ministers each with a specific job: Communication, Entertainment and Education.
I have said elsewhere that community is the key to retention in this game, and, the essential element of a community is communication. I want to see this to be new fresh start between all of us, and increase encouraging people to take part in discussions and to join the IRC.
The challenges we face are best tackled by experience and an understanding that Put another way, we need a President that will continue to repair our international image to keep us prosperous, demonstrate some fiscal responsibility in harsh economic times, and provide a political environment in which budding politicians from all sides can mature and improve at the political side of the game.
How the things would looks like next month:
I want to get stronger relations with eSerbia, ePoland, eHungary and other leaders in our alliance. I want this country become a powerfull country for our and interests of our allies.
Im not here to do anything bad to Austria, Im here to help this country. I will be glad to see people from every party in this government. So if you wanna help to we build military and politicaly strong country send me PM, and I will do everything to find place for you in government. We need to stay together, if our interested level is zero, than this country will fall down more.
So vote for me, and I will do everything to make you sure that this isnt wrong.
Give me a chance.
Only one.
And that would be enough to prove you that all we want good for this country.
Best regards,
You are scared of powerfull Austria, so you said Takeover : )
Good to know : )
No, I'm scared of another Poland-Slovenian-Serbian country.
Not the poor Austria which is always mistreated by....your kind....
When the everyone treated this country as their toy I wasnt do the same, if someone wants to turn one almost dead contry into a stronger and respectable allies doesnt means that is Takeover. Time will show. : )
All my respects to Poland,Serbia and Slovenia,they are good countries with great governments and of course great friends,the problem is people who gets bored and try to go to other countries to be in the power.
As you can see I was Cp in Serbia (march), and you cant say that I want any power. This isnt nothing personal, this is just game for fun and friendship.
At least they have sent someone who speaks English and not bullshit, to takeover our country ;P
I know there is 10000:1 chance for me to win, but I hope so this article will make this politicians to try work harder for this community, for everyone. Ill be glad to see everyone here in team work. Hope so soon : )
Of course I am going to vote for Schwrzwolf but At least this time they have a better programme than the one they presented 2 months ago http://www.erepublik.com/es/article/krupanjac1389-fur-cp-2300304/1/20
It's something ;P
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RESEARCHERS at the University of Worcester are blazing a trial in work to protect the UKs forests, woods and trees.
The university is among a group seven organisations chosen to take part in the Tree Health and Plant Biosecurity Initiative, sharing £7 million of government funding to look at ways to tackle risk posed to the county's plantlife by climate change, as well as new pests and diseases entering the country from abroad.
A team at the institution's National Pollen and Aerobiology Research Unit (NPARU) led by Dr Rick Mumford of the Food and Environmental Research Agency will look at new ways to detect threats to trees earlier using £1.9 million of the funding.
The university's deputy vice-chancellor professor Ros Foskett said she was delighted the department had been chosen to play a part in the research.
"The unit's staff are highly experienced experts in this field and will play a vital role in this crucial research, which will help us to understand the biological threats to tree health," she said.
Director of the NPARU Professor Roy Kennedy said the team at the department would look at ways of developing traps for capturing insects and DNA-detection approaches to identify pathogens.
"Early detection of new tree pathogens, such as ash dieback, is very important in minimising potential damage and preventing or stopping disease outbreaks," said.
Other institutions involved in the study include Imperial College London, Swansea University and the University of Stirling.


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Natural beauty Nayanatara who is romancing King Nagarjuna in Greeku Veerudu is coming with her weight reduction tricks for her fans. She says she has some wonderful weight reduction tips which will show
immediate results.
immediate results.
Revealing them she says one should have some tension and pressure which will reduce weight drastically. She says she experienced it herseld and coming with her second trick she says one should eat normally. Nayan says she reduced her weight with these tricks with a smile.


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Deep Purple Teaming Up With Bob Ezrin for New Studio Album
In the past, Deep Purple often looked no further than each other when it came to selecting a producer.
But for their forthcoming studio effort, guitarist Steve Morse and company have recruited someone with an impressive resume: Bob Ezrin, best known for his work with Kiss, Alice Cooper and Pink Floyd, among many other legendary rock bands.
Guns N' Roses, Def Leppard, Journey Songs Covered on 'Rock of Ages' Soundtrack
When Tom Cruise starred in 'Risky Business,' he only had to lip-sync the Bob Seger classic 'Old Time Rock & Roll.'
But in the upcoming big-screen version of the Broadway hit 'Rock of Ages,' Cruise actually sings hits by Guns N' Roses and Def Leppard — and those renditions are part of the movie's soundtrack, due June 5.
Jackson Browne Maps Out Summer 2012 Solo Acoustic Tour
Since about 2005, Jackson Browne has been no stranger to the solo acoustic format, not only hitting the road for guitar/piano shows but also releasing two stripped-down concert collections of fresh and familiar material.
This summer, Browne will launch his latest solo acoustic tour, and the 20-date trek is scheduled to begin July 14 in Charlotte, N.C. and wind up Aug. 15 in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Iggy Pop Covers Beatles, Yoko Ono Songs on New Solo Album 'Apres'
On his 2009 solo album, 'Preliminaires,' Iggy Pop put aside the guitar-driven, rockin' Stooges side of his musical personality and instead crooned covers and originals in both French and English.
Pop once again pursues the French/English language and cover-song angles on his forthcoming follow-up effort, 'Apres' — and the outside material includes tunes made famous by the the Beatles and Yoko Ono.
Ronnie Montrose's First-Ever Live DVD Scheduled for Release
Prostate cancer dominated the last five years of Ronnie Montrose's life, but even as he battled the disease, the influential guitarist managed to stay active musically and play his share of gigs.
One of those Montrose shows — recorded just five weeks before his March 3 suicide at age 64 — arrives next month as his first-ever concert DVD.
Ringo Starr Spews Details on Dealing With Preshow Jitters
There's always a spring to 71-year-old Ringo Starr's step when he hits the concert stage, and the reason why is not something the former Beatles drummer acknowledges with pride.
It turns out that Starr, even with 50-plus years of concert performances under his belt, still suffers from stage fright. But Starr's regular case of preshow jitters involves much more than just trotting out to his designated spot.
Slash Retraces His Roots in Six-Part Series for BBC Radio 2
Ever since he hit it big with Guns N' Roses, Slash has often praised Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin and other hard-rock bands not only for their music but for their impact on his guitar playing. Starting April 12, Slash will once again revisit his musical roots — only this time, he will do so as part of a six-episode series airing on the United Kingdom's BBC Radio 2.
Sebastian Bach Recalls Testy Car Ride with Axl Rose and David Lee Roth
David Lee Roth wasn't kidding when he sang, "Well, that liquor in the nighttime leaves strange memories" in the Van Halen classic 'Take Your Whiskey Home.'
Ex-Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach knows how true that lyric is, too, and he recently shared his vivid memory of when a Jack Daniels-fueled Roth wasted little time in getting under the skin of Guns N' Roses leader Axl Rose.
Wilson Phillips Covers the Beach Boys Classic 'Good Vibrations'
The Beach Boys have left their mark on many musicians, among them Brian Wilson's daughters Wendy and Carnie Wilson, who with Chynna Phillips are the members of Wilson Phillips.
The female vocal trio shows plenty of respect for Beach Boys mastermind Brian Wilson on their new single — a cover of the band's classic 'Good Vibrations,' which arrives at radio early next week.
The Who's Roger Daltrey Gets a Helping Hand From Ron Wood, Steve Winwood at London Charity Gig
Roger Daltrey continues to do what he can to make sure the kids are all right.
On March 28, Daltrey performed Who and solo material as the headliner for a Teenage Cancer Trust benefit show at London's Royal Albert Hall. And he wasn't alone: The concert's impressive list of guest musicians included Rolling Stones guitarist Ron Wood, as well as Steve Winwood and Paul Weller.


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BYU offensive coordinator Brandon Doman talked about the Cougars' quarterback situation on Tuesday after practice, saying that Riley Nelson is still nursing sore rib cartilage.
Be sure to catch the last minute or so, as Doman talks passionately about the injuries Nelson has fought through and his admiration for the senior lefthander.


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Utah Utes gymnastics notebook: Stephanie McAllister not letting injuries contain her
UtesFanFeb. 2, 2010 5:59 p.m.
She is an amazing person & excellent athlete. Keep up the hard work, Steph!
Red Rocks FanFeb. 2, 2010 11:53 a.m.
We know Stephanie would be awesome, but we have been surprised about her a little this year. This article helps us understand why. She will be the new Kristina by the end of her career, she already has tons of fans who have picked her as their favorite. Good Luck in getting back to true form Stephanie and keep that house rockin'
RMPFeb. 2, 2010 10:23 a.m.
GO STEPANIE, #1 FAN!!! Keep it up!!!
Annette MagjukaFeb. 2, 2010 8:45 a.m.
That's Stephanie for you!! I am so proud of you, sweetie!! Wright's loss is Utah's gain!! I am sure Stephanie will have a wonderful college career!!


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Do Not Try Dysport! - San Jose, CA
I had Dysport done 5 days ago and I have been sick ever since! First I got a very bad cold. Now that has past and now my muscles are so weak! Has this happened to anyone else? How long will my muscles feel this way? Please people, do not try this product! Stick with Botox or neither. READ MORE
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Situation similar to Salt Lake
By TERRY JONES, QMI Agency
VANCOUVER -- Wayne Gretzky used two words to describe the situation Team Canada finds themselves at in this Olympic hockey tournament.
"Eerily similar," he said.
The next question was to what? Salt Lake? Or Turin?
"Eerily similar to Salt Lake," he replied.
Salt Lake, of course, was where The Great One made his now famous speech about the world hating Canada and wanting us to lose. That speech took the focus off his embattled hockey players and turned the tide. The team he headed went on to win the first gold medal in 50 years for Canada at the Olympic Winter Games.
"The difference between that team in Salt Lake and this team is that this team is playing better," he said. "That team in Salt Lake was 1-1-1 and wasn't playing this well."
The speech he made in a media press conference wasn't planned, he still maintains.
"You can¹t plan something like that out. It has to be on feel at the moment. It has to just sort of happen," he said. "It did turn out to be a momentum changer. I think it gave the team a breather mentally and they kind of came together from there. They had a trust with each other from then on."
Gretzky figures that having an extra game thrown at them against Germany before a Canada-Russia game to get to the medal round -- instead of in the medal round -- could have the same sort of effect. He expects when they hit the ice against the Russians Wednesday, they'll be a much more unified team.
"It seems like Canadian hockey teams have to go through something like this before they come together," said Gretzky. "You can go back all the way to 1972 and the series against the Soviets.
"That team had to come together after the start they had in the first four games in Canada and they did. Even in the Canada Cup in 1984. We had that stress between all the Edmonton Oilers and New York Islanders.
"Even in the Canada Cup in 1987, we were late coming together. For some reason going through these kinds of things cures some of the jitters and calms them down."
Gretzky says he's not playing a role in this year's tournament. But he very much feels like he's attached to it despite the fact the show is now being run by Steve Yzerman, with Ken Holland as his right-hand man.
"Once you are part of it, you still feel part of it," he said. "It's like having been an Oiler or a Montreal Canadien. Once you've been one, you're one forever.
"I have no title or responsibility. I talk to Kevin quite a bit," he said of Kevin Lowe, his right-hand man for Salt Lake and Turin who remains on the management team. "I've talked to Steve Yzerman a couple times."
Gretzky has been exceptionally busy these Games, being a man-about-town, attending events (he was at
curling the other day) throughout the Olympics which comes with the territory when you were the athlete chosen to be the last to carry the Olympic flame to the cauldron.
"It was phenomenal. I'm glad there were five of us in the end," he said of Rick Hansen wheeling the torch into the stadium to hand it off to Catriona LeMay Doan, who passed it to Steve Nash, who passed it to Nancy Greene, and then off to Gretzky.
He said it wasn't as unnerving as it might have appeared when the hydraulics didn't work on the arm LeMay Doan was about to light.
"We had a rehearsal at about 1 a.m. a couple days earlier and it went without a hitch. But we had earpieces in and we knew there was the problem. It was just too bad Catriona didn't get to light hers. But she handled it wonderfully."
Gretkzy wouldn't say if he's considering joining GM Mark Messier as the coach of Team Canada at this spring's IIHF World Championships in Germany.
"We haven't talked about it. Mark and I went to Russia together for four days and didn't talk about it. But he's coming here and Bob Nicholson of Hockey Canada is here and we'll talk about it before the Olympics are over, perhaps.
"Right now it isn't on my mind at all. I'm focused on the hockey here."
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Restaurants Gearing Up for NYE Crowds
Lynchburg, VA - With just a few hours until 2013 is here, a lot of local businesses and restaurants are busy finishing last minute tasks before the crowds come out.
"Tonight we have a lot of reservations. Hopefully we're going to be very slammed. Typically it is the busiest night of the year," said Chris Henderson, Marketing Manager, The{}Neighbors Place.
"Our books are full," said Ashley Rhodes, Manager,{}Robin Alexander Bistro.
"VIP is sold out," said Gary Shotwell, General Manager of Phase 2.
Restaurants are booking up fast to ring in the New Year, all of whom have their own special draw. Ashley Rhodes with Robin Alexander Bistro says this year they are hosting the "Party Before the Party." They are offering $5 martinis and a special five course menu for $35.
"An 8 oz char grilled fillet, coupled with our Mahi fillet, a crab cake, choice of side and also you get a dessert which is a chocolate cheesecake," said Rhodes.
All of this coupled with a Champagne toast at the end. The Neighbors Place plans to rock out with DJ Original.
"We will be busy. We will have everybody here in town," said Henderson.
Over at Phase 2 they say they have a little something for everyone.
"Ages 21 to 80. My mother will be here she's 84 years old," said Shotwell.
$15 will get you what they claim is the hottest ticket in town.
"Big, big New Year's Eve bash," said Shotwell.{}
Although management wants everyone to have a great time, all three places say safety is the number one priority.
All the managers are on staff this evening so we'll be eyes wide open," said Henderson.
"We always make sure the bartender does not over-serve," said Shotwell.
All three places say they have cab drivers on-call too just to make sure everyone makes it home safely.
Neighbors Place and Phase 2 will also have a Champagne toast at midnight and party favors.
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A fundamental principle of the Anglo-American adjudicative system is that cases must be decided based solely on evidence formally admitted through trial procedures. A jury may not base its decision on information received outside of those formal procedures. Yet jurors bring to the jury room a wealth of education and experience received prior to their service and not subject to the formal rules of proof. That kind of worldly knowledge is a prerequisite to jury service; without a basic level of common knowledge, jurors could not understand the evidence put before them. Problems can arise, however, when jurors bring expertise that exceeds the common knowledge that we expect, and need, them to have. This prospect raises the problem of the expert juror. Especially today, in an evidentiary system remade to require greater scrutiny of expert testimony, courts must be aware of the possibility that jurors will inject unexamined expertise into deliberations, thus subverting the adversarial model of proof we depend on for decisional accuracy and legitimacy. This article examines the problem of juror expertise and suggests an approach for addressing the problem that focuses first on jury selection and second, in extreme cases, on post-verdict review.
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Kirgis, Paul F., The Problem of the Expert Juror. Temple Law Review, Vol. 75, No. 493, 2002. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1106189


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5 on August 18, 2015
The Bob Cat Inn lies away from the noise of downtown Santa Fe on a mountain side. The breakfast is delicious. The service includes use of a big and very friendly living space, a shared refrigerator and the use of a beautiful halfway covered outdoor space with tables and chairs and a water fountain. It is a very peaceful place and we have come to stay there for many times over the years.
4.6 on April 28, 2015
Wonderful get away! Amy was a great hostess and terrific breakfast!
4.4 on June 02, 2014
Beautiful views, easy to find, very comfortable. The owner took good care of us and made sure that we found our way when we arrived later than originally expected.
5 on October 20, 2013
Great place to stay and relax. Highly recommended and would stay there again. The food, service, atmosphere, etc. are all top notch. Amy made us feel welcome and was very helpful and knowledgeable about things to see and do in Santa Fe. Prices are very reasonable and very competitive for the area.
3.8 on October 19, 2013
LOVED the Bobcat Inn! Felt completely at home in "our" Santa Fe country house. Charming, filled with fun objects, interesting books and a table full of local info and references. Lovely garden and pond, and varied, healthy and DELICIOUS breakfast. Just outside of town, in the mountains, with beautiful views. A welcome retreat. Amy was informative and hospitable. We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 day stay!
5 on September 06, 2013
The Inn was delightful. Delicious cookies awaited us upon our arrival. We stayed in the Fiesta Room. The room was very clean and decorated in Southwestern Santa Fe style - very colorful and charming. We relaxed on the patio near the waterfall and the evening sounds made for quite an enchanting respite. Breakfast was a delicious array of juice, coffee, fruit, granola, bacon and an amazing blueberry bread pudding with an apricot glaze. Truly an epicurian delight. Amy was a gracious hostess and made everyone feel right at home. I would heartily recommend the Bobcat Inn to my friends and family.
5 on September 03, 2013
I have stayed several times with my husband and also with friends. Anyone we have brought with us has been delighted by the the ambience, quiet homeyness, and the beautiful views. Breakfasts are wonderful and weather permitting, eating on the patio is the best. And you meet the nicest people! Bonnie and Bill Soley
4.0 on May 29, 2013
This is a charming, quaint B&B. The views are breathtaking, especially from the back area, and the backyard itself is charming and just what you want a B&B to look like. The rooms were a bit small and the lighting could be better. Amy, the innkeeper is an excellent cook and each day breakfast was different and delicious. The inn is about 4 or 5 miles out of Santa Fe, but that is not a problem as it's very easy to get in to town. All in all, a good choice.
4.8 on May 21, 2013
Excellent room, wonderful breakfast, marvelous hostess. Amy is very helpful with directions, dining options and fuel locations. The view is great and the facilities very inviting.
3.4 on March 12, 2013
The Inn is quite lovely, set against the foothills of Santa Fe,NM, with a nice trail out the backdoor.Sitting by the fireplace, sipping coffee, watching the snow fall quietly outside was exactly the medicine I needed. The food and coffee were exceptional. I will certainly be back, in the summer, hopefully to get to enjoy the beautiful patio!
5 on October 26, 2012
We spent a long weekend at the Bobcat Inn in Santa Fe recently to celebrate our anniversary. The food and accomidations were excellent, Amy and Tom are friendly down to earth hosts. One of the most impressive parts of our stay was the location and incredible views from the Inn. Highly recommended.!
4.8 on August 14, 2012
I have been staying at the Bobcat Inn at least once are year for the last several. Amy, take a bow, you are at the top of the B&B list. I make it a point to stay at B&Bs whenever I can and feel qualified to say that you run a 5 star operation. Larry
5 on April 24, 2012
We have stayed here several times. It has been great every time. Loved all the rooms we've stayed in. Also the food is wonderful and always in the New Mexican style. Stay here, you won't be disappointed.
4.6 on March 31, 2012
Since I discovered The Bobcat Inn ten years ago, I won't stay anywhere else. It's what a vacation inn should be - quiet, comfortable, convenient. It's priced below the noisy lodgings near the Plaza. The breakfasts are delicious, and owner/host Amy Bobrick is gracious and always ready with suggestions for those who ask for them, whether it's attractions, restaurants, scenic drives, etc. Love The Bobcat Inn!
5 on March 17, 2012
My husband and I stayed at the Bobcat Inn during a week we had off in March, 2012. The two nights and three days we were there were fantastic. Amy guided us to some superb eating (after her fabulous breakfasts) and we took in sights and hiking in the area. It was great. We hope to return soon to the Santa Fe area and will make sure we stay at the Bobcat Inn.
4.6 on March 15, 2012
I cannot wait to go back and take friends to this lovely b&b. Fabulous breakfasts--we never ate lunch the four days while there since breakfast was so delicious and filling. Amy helped so much on places to hike (Tsankawi was a rare find.) and good places to eat. The Cowboy Room was handy, neat, and nicely furnished. The setting provided a great hike down the road, and I got to look out the window and enjoy the snow! You can't see that at a big downtown hotel! The other guests were incredibly interesting and enjoyable. My husband and I cannot wait to return.
5 on December 06, 2011
We were only able to stay one night at the Bobcat Inn and wish we could have stayed more. Amy was a very accomodating hostess as well as a wealth of information. We stayed in the "Cowboy" room and went to sleep with a toasty fire of Pinion wood and awoke to a beautiful blanket of snow. Overall, it was an excellent stay.
5 on October 18, 2011
This was our second time to stay at The Bobcat Inn and both times have been wonderful! Our first visit we stayed in the lodge, very private and a beautiful walk through her garden to the main house. This time we enjoyed the spaciousness and comfort of the Kachina room. Amy's hospitality and broad knowledge of the area were a big help! Her breakfasts are delicious, with many offerings from waffles to her egg bakers...they are special! The Inn is far enough away from town so that going for a walk is pleasant and opportunies of seeing wild life (we saw deer and some rabbit)...but you are only a short distance from restaurants and Santa Fe and all it has to offer. We will certainly choose the Bobcat Inn on our next visit to the area!
4.6 on September 13, 2011
I stayed for 2 days at this inn with friends for a wedding. It was a great experience. Wonderful staff and amazing food. The rooms are cute and the vistas from the inn are beautiful. I especially enjoyed the back dining patio, which is great for relaxing, meeting other guests, reading, and eating.
5 on August 31, 2011
the whole experience was totally wonderful , from the room itself to the people did our breakfast. we will surely will stay here the next time we are in santa fe.
5 on August 22, 2011
Before making a reservation with the Bobcat Inn B&B, I did my homework and read reviews on here and other sites--our stay completely met all expectations & more. It was so relaxing and the breakfasts were very delicious! Would stay there again if we visit Santa Fe again.
5 on August 15, 2011
Great breakfast, friendly service and a relaxed environment.
4.8 on July 07, 2011
The accommodations were charming and comfortable. The service was gracious and helpful. Breakfast was delicious, and there is a fantastic view. Amy Bobrick was especially helpful with directions. The atmosphere made it easy for guests to visit and share tourist experiences.
4.4 on June 26, 2011
This quaint B and B on the outskirts of Santa Fe is amazing. The breakfast's were outstanding. Amy has a cookbook with all of her recipes and it was worth the purchase. Eating breakfast every morning outside nestled in the mountains is a perfect way to start your day.
5 on May 31, 2011
Great value for the money. Courteous and accomodating staff. Breakfasts were exceptional.
4.4 on May 15, 2011
Very Pleasant. Outstanding breakfast. Very friendly and helpful
4.0 on April 19, 2011
A friend and I stayed at Bobcat Inn on a girls-weekend in Santa Fe. From reservations through check-out the experience was excellent. The cozy atmosphere, pleasant rooms and delicious breakfast were just what we hoped for. Wish we could have stayed longer.
5 on March 20, 2011
We had a great time at the Bobcat Inn! Amy was so helpful with guiding us in things to do around Santa Fe and providing perfect directions. She also made a wonderful breakfast - so good we bought the cookbook! Our room (the Lodge) was perfect! Very clean, spacious! The location of the Bobcat couldn't be better as well. A short drive from town, but far enough away to have real quiet and relaxation. Also close to Bobcat Bite & Harrys Roadhouse (two great places to eat!)
5 on February 17, 2011
If you want to be in beautiful, quiet, comfortable surroundings a few minutes from downtown Santa Fe, this is definitely a great place to be! The owners are friendly and resourceful, breakfast is delicious and unique. This has become the only place for us to stay when visiting Santa Fe.
5 on December 15, 2010
Exactly the experience I wanted from a B&B. It is warm and cozy and in a beautiful setting. Amy is a wonderful host. She made a delicious spinach fritata with her own farm raised eggs, and the blue corn muffins were great. We loved it.
4.0 on November 15, 2010
We stayed for three nights in Sept. 2010. Amy is a most gracious hostess. Her breakfasts are excellent as well as imaginative. Particularly unique are the dining room furnishings with local flavor. A comfortable,charming inn with interesting guests. Would return there if we visit the area. Art.
3.8 on October 25, 2010
We stayed at the Bobcat Inn for 3 nights in the very comfortable and spacious Kashina room. The bed was very comfortable, the breakfasts were superb and the atmosphere was great! Being away from Santa Fe itself, we enjoyed the quietness and the dark nights, and it took no time at all to go into town. We also enjoyed two excellent restaurants a couple of minutes away from the B&B which is a definite advantage if you arrive late and want to get a meal close by
4.2 on October 19, 2010
We had a wonderful time at the Bobcat Inn, would definitely stay there again. Amy served a nice breakfast each day which we ate out on the patio. It's the kind of place where you can mingle with others or maintain your privacy. Homey, not fussy. Kind of like staying over at a friend's house. Far enough out of the city that you can enjoy nature, yet close enough to be at the plaza in a couple of minutes.
4.4 on October 12, 2010
Very pleasant stay. Relaxed, quiet, and convenient to town but not in the crowded sections of the city. Liked the exterior entrances. Amy's breakfasts and helpful attitude were great.
5 on October 11, 2010
This was a lovely setting, the room was adorable and interestingly decorated, the breakfasts were fabulous both mornings and our hostess was charming and welcoming. We would consider returning there and highly recommend it to others!
5 on August 07, 2010
is the serene Bobcat Inn. My one night here was not nearly long enough to savor all the ambience, including fabulous breakfast, inside and the wonders of nature outside, with the koi pond, gardens, portal, mountain views - chickens, too - the list could go on and on. Was the perfect place to spend the last night in Santa Fe before having to leave New Mexico. 25 gold stars...........s, atlanta
4.0 on July 24, 2010
Amy provides consistently warm and helpful service. The breakfasts are very good, the ambience excellent. Her clientele is well worth chatting with. Our second year there.
4.8 on July 11, 2010
This bed and breakfast is one of the best accommodations I have stayed in a long time. The room felt like it quintessential Santa Fe. Our innkeeper Amy was terrific. She provided us a gourmet breakfast in the morning and gave us great recommendations on how to see the best of Santa Fe in 6 hours. Her hospitality was exceptionally, especially considering we could not get to the B&B until after 10:00 p.m. One of the best things about this place is that it is 4 miles from downtown, so not too far if you have a car, but far enough that you can see stars at night and have peace and quiet. There is also a great running trail that goes runs behind bed and breakfast. It was a great way to start my day except my body was still adjusting to the higher altitude. If I am even in Santa Fe again, I will be sure to return to this affordable and hospitable bed and breakfast.
5 on June 26, 2010
Bob Cat Inn is a low-traffic, clear-sky ranch house in high desert above the Galisteo Basin. It is clean and comfortable. Breakfast is superb. On each of our visits we have met people with broad interests, good stories, and good advice.
5 on June 21, 2010
We enjoy the peaceful beauty of the Bobcat Inn, set just outside Santa Fe, New Mexico, yet just a short drive to all the sites and sounds of the city. Amy's breakfast is to die for--something different every morning and delicious everytime. The feeling of coming home everytime we stay at the Bobcat Inn
4.8 on October 19, 2009
We recently had a great stay at the Bobcat Inn. Last thing first - the breakfast is phenomenal! The location is a bit out of the way, but this is a beautiful, top-notch B&B, and we'll definitely stay here the next time we travel through Santa Fe.
1.4 on September 13, 2009
We read the reviews and decided to spend our anniversary at this B&B, we went on Sept.11th weekend stayed in the fiesta bedroom. I needed another blanket and pillow, we were greeted by a note on the door, no warm cookies as promised upon arrival, the bed was so hard and uncomfortable I could no longer stand it got up at 3am tried to make coffee and the coffee pot was broke, waited for breakfast from a chef of 20 years in santa fe restaurants, but no way! Amy made a egg dish that was unappealing Amy was a good hostess to a returning couple but, not to us ,being our first visit. I do not recommend this place. Being so close to home, albuquerque is more fastastic than we ever imagined. sincerely, HOMELESS IN SANTA FE
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I am very sorry that this couple had a bad experience at our bed and breakfast. We go out of our way to try and please our guests. I am available most afternoons from 4:00PM to 6:00PM for check in and always answer my cell phone. You can always make special arrangements to come at a different time as well. I was available later that evening and would have been very happy to have gotten her a pillow and an extra blanket if she had only asked. We had a house full of guests and sometimes we run out of cookies. I don't limit each person on how many they can eat. I was looking forward to serving them tea on Saturday afternoon before they cancelled their second night with us. I also didn't charge them for the second night because she said that she had arthritis and wasn't feeling well and that was the reason they were checking out early. No mention of the hard bed, broken coffee maker or unappealing egg dish. I talked to her personally in the kitchen that morning. The coffee maker was not working properly and has been replaced. The bed is a firm Sealy Postropedic pillow top mattress. I have a suggestion to make to any person who has major likes or dislikes of food. You will be a lot happier if you tell your host when you make your reservation to please not make anything spicy or that you hate eggs. This makes it better for you and your host or hostess. I know this situation because she e-mailed me a longer letter than this review. She said she would have been happier at The Hilton. She wanted pancakes and bacon. We had a Chile Relleno casserole with eggs, monterey jack cheese and it is stuffed with green chile. ( the chile is mild) We change our menu daily and do not have the same hot entree while the same guests are here. We also have fresh fruit , muffins , granola , toast , etc. I had people that had requested protein and as I said I try to accommodate everyone.
- Amy Bobrick (innkeeper)
5 on July 05, 2009
Beautiful & Charming place to stay! Food was amazing and the mix of people were wonderful. If you are seeking the true essence of hospitality and serenity book a room in this lovely Hacienda.
5 on June 07, 2009
A great place to relax and enjoy the mountain views. Breakfast was very good and a wonderful way to meet and share experiences with other guests. The walking trail lent itself to bird watching. The rooms were clean & the bed was comfortable. Amy was very helpful with directions and suggestions of sites to see. We'll be sure to visit The Bobcat Inn on our next visit to Santa Fe.
4.4 on April 13, 2009
A clean, charming inn that was in a country setting but close to the city and wonderful restaurants. Host was a terrific cook- wonderful breakfasts! She was knowledgeable and accommodating.
4.6 on April 05, 2009
We had a good stay at the Bobcat. The location is only a short drive from the city, and it provides excellent tranquility. The room was very nice and the breakfast was excellent.
4.8 on January 28, 2009
Situated 10 minutes from downtown Santa Fe, the inn offers a restful, quiet, charming alternative to downtown locations. Highlights include 4-star breakfast, as well as very private rooms with Kiva fireplace, jacuzzi tub, and comfortable beds. Host, Amy, is friendly and informative.
5 on January 22, 2009
If your idea of Heaven is relaxing in a place where you are constantly aware of the magic of the moment- come here. Nature beckons from every window and door, great views of mesas and native plants. Warm and gracious hosts! A+++!
5 on October 31, 2008
The hostess/owner is Amy. Her place is so well decorated and clean. The people that stay there are always so nice, her breakfasts are gourmet quality, and she is an excellent, pleasant person!
4.8 on October 29, 2008
Amy is an outstanding hostess. She has created a B&B that depicts the typical southwestern atmosphere- her signature spinach enchiladas with poached eggs to die for!
5 on October 28, 2008
This outstanding haven gave me a totally refreshing pilgrimage of renewal. The beautiful decorated rooms, gourmet meals, professional and personal service was superior! The ambiance created in minute detail was worth every dime!
5 on October 22, 2008
We are vegetarian, and the food was delicious! The room was very quaint, and the hospitality was wonderful!
5 on October 16, 2008
We thoroughly enjoyed the Bobcat Inn - the rooms are each individually and tastefully decorated with Southwestern art. We stayed in the casita (completed just months ago), and enjoyed the extra privacy although those rooms get some noise from the interstate when sitting on the deck. Storage space is very good. The gardens, fountains, patio, restful living room, and rural location make for a very relaxing environment. Amy serves delicious hot breakfasts - supplemented with fresh fruit, granola, and yogurt -daily; in our five days, the hot entree did not repeat. Cookies, nuts, and tea are available most of the time for snacking. Coffee makers are in the guest rooms, and there is a refrigerator reserved for the guests' use. There are three very good and reasonably priced restaurants within a short drive. The drive to downtown takes about 20 minutes. The Bobcat Inn provides a peaceful retreat to bookend busy days in Santa Fe. We noticed many loyal "repeat customers" while we were there, and I would not hesitate to return.
4.0 on October 14, 2008
Once you have stayed at the Bobcat Inn, you will be 'hooked'. What a wonderful place to experience the 'lazy' nature of Santa Fe - enjoy the fresh air, see mountains & quietness, plus great amenities. Phenomenal breakfasts, super hosts, --- Your Home Away From Home.
4.2 on October 13, 2008
Our experience at the Bobcat was outstanding. While the room wasn't spacious, it was comfortable, had everything we needed & was beautifully decorated. Our porch had a splendid view of the mountains. The greatest appeal was the hospitality of the hostess. Amy's breakfasts are truly gourmet, with plenty of variety for those with different tastes. We really appreciated having the kitchen & living room available to us in the evening - cookies on the table & cold drinks in the refrigerator. Amy had a bookcase & table full of useful information about the area, including a detailed book about hikes in the area, which we used a lot. A benefit of the location is that it is removed from the city, in a very scenic area, while really just a few miles away from Santa Fe.
5 on October 01, 2008
The Bobcat's surroundings are true New Mexico with plantings of the desert suiting the adobe inn. New Mexico friendliness is evident and guests delight being together with Amy, the hostess, enjoying the warmth of the rooms and the southern food. A charming place to spend four days return to soon.
4.8 on August 26, 2008
We were delighted to spend three nights at the Bobcat Inn, while we visited family and attended the Santa Fe Opera. The garden with its bubbling fountain, hanging baskets of beautiful flowers, hummingbird feeders and cosmos in full bloom was a special delight. We ate breakfast outside each morning and enjoyed Amy's complimentary tea Saturday afternoon. You must try her raspberry scones! We were very pleased with our accommocations, the delicious breakfasts and wonderful hospitality. We'll be sure to visit The Bobcat Inn on our next stay in Santa Fe.
4.6 on July 15, 2008
My husband and I stayed at the Bobcat Inn for two days. Our room had a wonderful view and we liked that it was a peaceful bed and breakfast located in a quiet and natural setting. Amy made wonderful breakfast in the morning, an egg souffle with green chilies and blueberry bread pudding the next morning. Yum-o! We will definitely return on our next visit to Sante Fe.
5 on May 01, 2008
Wow! A first time Bed and Breakfast experience. Over the years we have always stayed at hotels while traveling. It was recommended we stay at the Bobcat Inn while visiting Santa Fe. Wonderful vacation stay. Amy welcomes you into a warm and friendly environment. Room was great. Breakfast excellent. Highly recommend.
4.0 on April 05, 2008
Just returned from 3 week visit to New Mexico with major emphasis in Santa Fe area. Visit most memorable due to innkeeper,staff and visitors to this lovely,restful inn...a wonderful place to relax and it's location was perfect for access to downtown Santa Fe as well as other regional attractions. Breakfasts were great and innkeeper thoughtfully provided evening snacks as well as bottled water with advice to increase fluid intake to avoid mountain sickness.
5 on March 17, 2008
We stayed at the Bobcat Inn for 4 nights in Februarey 2008 and could not have been happier with our choice. Our room was clean, bright, spacious and quickly became a home away from home. Amy was very helpful in making recommendations to maximize our enjoyment of this wonderful part of the world. We enjoyed great company as we did the tasty breakfasts. 5 stars. JPF, Buffalo, NY
5 on March 04, 2008
place to stay when in Sante Fe. Even though is a four or five miles out of town it is well worth the short drive into Santa Fe. The lack of crowds and traffic associated with the B&B's near the plaza is also a big plus. Amy is a gracious hostess and provides wonderful breakfasts. The setting is beautiful and provides a quite retreat to begin and end the day. In short the only place we will stay in Sante Fe, unless of course it booked up.
5 on February 24, 2008
Our stay at the Bobcat Inn was our first experience at a B&B and we were just thrilled. The room was wonderful, and the whole atmosphere was so relaxing and cosy. Also, the breakfast was an absolute treat. We would hope to make a a return visit to the Bobcat Inn if we are ever back in the Santa Fe area. Diane & Ralph Gougeon, Ransomville, NY
5 on February 17, 2008
In January and in February we stayed at the Bobcat Inn, with friends visiting from Western New York, Both stays were were delightful. We received rave reviews from both couples. We look forward to sharing the Santa Fe environs with other visitors, and will definitely include a stay at the Bobcat Inn. The wonderful hospitality, homey ambiance, beautiful, comfortable rooms, gormet food, and fantastic scenery - are what make the Bobcat Inn the only place to stay in Santa Fe for us. Bonnie & Bill Soley
5 on November 02, 2007
Have stayed at the Bobcat 3 years in a row. Always clean, comfortable, and accommadating. Great food, great atmosphere and great company. Will surely be back next year.
4.8 on October 03, 2007
I was there in Feb 07 and enjoyed the fireplace during a snow storm. I can't wait to return in the spring to see the flowers and views. Hostess was charming, helpful and very accomodating. The gas fire place was just so cossy and comfortable. Hope to return yearly.
1.0 on May 24, 2007
We thoroughly enjoyed our too short stay at the Bobcat Inn. The setting in the pines, panoramic views of the valley and the breakfast fare were memorable. Waking up to a unusual snowfall was a hoot! If we come back to Santa Fe be assured that we wouldn't hesitate to stay again at the Bobcat.
4.8 on April 28, 2007
Had a very enjoyable, relaxed stay at the Bob Cat Inn. The inn and the grounds are nicely decorated and maintained. The fireplace and living room provide a very home-like atmosphere. The food was excellent and the breakfast setting encouraged conversation between guests. The location is just enough outside of town to feel like you're in the country but close enough to easily get to the downtown area, shopping and attractions. Very reasonably priced.
5 on January 20, 2007
The rooms are very well appointed, the food is superb, the innkeeper is most hospitable. The patio and garden are a small slice of paradise. The Bobcat Inn is indeed a rare find and a great value for the money.
4.8 on January 18, 2007
I've visited several B&Bs in the Santa Fe area over the last 10 years and have yet to find better food and service than at the Bobcat Inn. It seems the inn-keeper understands the hospitality industry and gave me and my wife a most enjoyable weekend. I stayed in the Cowboy Room. I loved the room. Breakfast was quite the surprise. We ate the most interesting southwestern creations that opened our palates to excellent flavors. Overall, this Inn far exceeded my expectations for being one of the least expensive B&Bs in Santa Fe


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- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup milk
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- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 1 pastry shell (9 inches), baked
- Oranges slices
- Fresh mint, optional
- In a saucepan, combine the gelatin, sugar and salt. Add milk and egg yolks. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil and gelatin is dissolved. Remove from the heat; add juices and peel. Chill until partially set.
- Fold in whipped cream and chill until mixture mounds. Spoon into pie shell; chill thoroughly. Garnish with orange slices and mint if desired. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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