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Like a radiant molten meteor that narrowly missed us in 2008 but fell into Earth's orbit and is, perhaps, scheduled to skim the outer layers of our atmosphere every four years, Sarah Palin has returned.
By now you have read or listened to her delirious, rambling, balls-to-the-wall endorsement of Donald J. Trump, which Slate's Josh Voorhees compared to post-apocalyptic slam poetry. You have marveled at the gloriously mixed metaphors ("He's got the guts to wear the issues that need to be spoken about and debated on his sleeve"), botched slogans ("We're talking about no more Reaganesque power that comes from strength," a bastardization of Reagan's "peace through strength" motto), vivid coinages ("squirmishes"), acronyms nobody asked for (ABC: "anybody but Clinton" and OPM: "other people's money"), strange condemnations of classical architecture ("Exactly one year from tomorrow, former President Barack Obama. He packs up the teleprompters and the selfie-sticks, and the Greek columns, and all that hopey, changey stuff and he heads on back to Chicago"), and, best of all, the giddy flights of association, looping from rockin' rollers to holy rollers to you with the hands that rock the cradle, all those Seussian internal rhymes and alliterations dancing in concert to tie up incoherence in an unassailable sonic bow.
"Right wingin', bitter clingin', proud clingers of our guns, our god, and our religions, and our Constitution."
A brilliant, Hamilton-esque freestyle.
"He, as he builds things, he builds big things, things that touch the sky, big infrastructure that puts other people to work."
Gertrude Stein would be proud.
"Trump's candidacy, it has exposed not just that tragic ramifications of that betrayal of the transformation of our country …"
Much syllables, many rhetoric.
"… but too, he has exposed the complicity on both sides of the aisle that has enabled it, OK?"
Christ, we missed you, Palin.
It is worth noting—amid all the weird sexual imagery (Obama will stand in the shadow of "that shining, towering Trump tower") and the inclusive voice-collaging reminiscent of poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera ("Thank you, enemy," the president, as ventriloquized by Palin, tells Iran) and the tweaking of catchphrases (Republicans must "drill, baby, drill down, and hold these folks accountable" before the "capitulator-in-chief" "ducks and hides" again)—that Palin's rhetorical strategy is pretty different from Trump's. While both speakers are braggadocios, he favors brutal, direct expression, salted with the occasional vague intensifier: terrific, huge, very. She makes word salad. His meaning is simplified, unmistakable. He repeats monosyllabic phrases for emphasis: "When was the last time anybody saw us beating, let's say, China in a trade deal? They kill us. I beat China all the time. All the time." She embarks on rhapsodies of nonsense that inflame our political passions while stupefying our brain cells. "They stomp on our neck, and then they tell us, 'Just chill, OK, just relax.' Well, look, we are mad, and we've been had."
What? Who is they? When did this conversation happen? Like a surrealist poet, Palin asks us to suspend everyday rationality in order to follow her dream logic. We are mad/ We've been had/ This is bad/ Meet my dad. The stream of consciousness device has something in common with "clanging," a verbal symptom of schizophrenia in which the patient compulsively rhymes words that bear no logical connection to one another. But in Palin's case, associative wordplay has the postmodern function of creating an imaginative space in which normal lexical/physical/epistemological rules don't apply. Yeah, maybe his largess kind of, I don't know, some would say gets in the way of that quiet generosity and, uh, his compassion. Palin—who conjures in her listeners such a state of bewilderment that they grow susceptible, as if hypnotized—is less an orator than a conductor of orchestral music, of enchanted, fevered, perplexing passages that paint moods we've never felt and realms we've never seen. I am so glad she's back.


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Unlike a Power of Attorney, a health care surrogate decision-maker has no authority to act until such time as the attending physician has determined the principal lacks the capacity to make informed health care decisions. (In instances where the attending physician has a question as to whether the principal lacks capacity, a second physician must agree with the attending physician's conclusion that the principal lacks the capacity to make medical decisions before a surrogate decision-maker's authority is commenced.) Many medical providers prefer a designation of health care surrogate for health care decisions because the document is limited to health care. However, a Durable Power of Attorney specifically for health care may enable the agent to assist the principal in health care decisions even though the principal may not completely lack capacity.


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Death Knell for NATO? The Bush Administration Confronts the European Security and Defense Policy
One of the first foreign policy challenges President George W. Bush and his foreign policy team must face is the changing nature of the transatlantic relationship. For several years, U.S. policymakers have been increasingly concerned that the European Union's goal of acquiring the capability to pursue an autonomous foreign and security policy–the European Security and Defence Policy–will undermine NATO's role as the primary guarantor of European security.
U.S.-European tension over ESDP and NATO came sharply into focus during the Clinton administration's closing months. Washington and its European allies became locked in an increasingly bitter dispute about the relationship between the EU's proposed Rapid Reaction Force and NATO, specifically about whether the RRF should be embedded within the NATO framework or constitute an autonomous European military capability separate from NATO.
The U.S.-EU controversy about ESDP and the RRF is the proverbial tip of the iceberg. Underlying the current discord are fundamental questions about the nature of the U.S.-European relationship, about American grand strategy, and about NATO itself. Inevitably, the new administration will have to come to grips with the question of whether the alliance–in its current form–has a future.
It is unclear what course the Bush administration will chart for transatlantic relations. Some top administration officials, notably Secretary of State Colin Powell and National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, are extremely wary of U.S. involvement in Balkan‐style peace‐keeping missions. Logically, they should welcome ESDP and the RRF, because those EU initiatives offer the most realistic hope for the United States to extricate itself from Kosovo and to avoid such commitments in the future.
The Bush administration should not be dissuaded from rethinking the U.S. role in Europe by fears that it will be charged with "isolationism." American internationalism can exist without an ongoing U.S. military presence in Europe. Here, the Bush administration should revisit the views of Dwight Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles, leading Republican internationalists who welcomed the prospect of a truly independent Europe rather than feared it, and who regarded the U.S. role in NATO as temporary, not permanent.
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I've yet again put a little pressure on myself by making my two plus my two nephew's outfits to wear on Christmas day. With my oldest being 8, I figure this might be the last year of being matchy matchy. And if I think about it, I would have hated matching my sister for Christmas but she is nearly 8 years younger than me so pretty hard to convince a 14 year old to wear the same as a 6 year old. However, everything is a little different when you are the mum!!
|Excuse the temporary tattoos - thank the party the day before!
Ann from 1 Puddle Lane has been making gorgeous children's clothes for many years. She then branched out into women's wear under her label Audrey Lane. She then turned her talents into pattern design and let me tell you, after making this skirt – I'm totally convinced.
This skirt was her first pattern and she hasn't stopped with gorgeous dresses for girls (next on my list) and women (yes I might make something for me!).
My version could quite possible be the more boring you have ever seen made but the boys are getting the same fabric in shorts and I wanted to keep it the same. I'm really thrilled with the results as I think it takes this quite simple fabric and makes the skirt the design feature.
|Do you think she loves this skirt?!?
With a flat front, elastic back waist and the big sash bow, this basic skirt truly has a little wow factor. I can't wait to try the variations with contrast hems and bands.
I made a size 6 skirt for my almost going to be 6 in February Miss 5. I really should have taken all her measurements first as she is probably closer to a size 4. I had to take the back in quite a bit to make it fit. Not saying that the measurements are off – she is just that skinny!!
The skirt is available to purchase online or hint hint, nudge nudge, sign up for Ann's newsletter and you receive a free copy!! Wait – free. Woohooo!
|Miss 5 LOVES the big bow!
Will I make this again? - absolutely.
Will I make this to sell for Lil Pip? – not at this stage
Pattern: Molly Skirt by 1 Puddle Lane
Fabric: Tilda fabric. It's a solid very bright neon green that I struggled to match with anything but was PERFECT for Christmas skirts and shorts this year.
Difficulty (1-10 scale with 1 being easy and 10 hard): Honestly this is a great quick and easy sew. It is a step up from a basic rectangle using a few different techniques but nothing a beginner sewist couldn't do. I say a 4 or 5 on my scale.
Time: Took me maybe 2 hours including cutting the fabric.
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On Tuesday, I was able to attend an informational webinar on BlocksCAD 3D. It reminds me of what BeetleBlocks can do but I really appreciate the focus on lessons for students.
Will, the presenter, shared with us two activities to use for Hour of Code - Robot (younger students) and Snowflakes (middle school and higher). They have an extensive youtube channel of how to code in 3D and understand what is being created.
I like the feature where you can deconstruct other published projects to understand how they are designed. This feature reminds me a lot of Scratch.
Because it is web based, it does work on iPads but ideally a mouse should be used so Will recommended a laptop or chromebook.


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York Chocolate Cat
Do you want a cat chocolate or coffee with milk, then this cat is for you. After all, that is how the idea to create a separate breed chocolate color. And got a very beautiful cat with an unusual and very beautiful coat and good character
The history of the breed York Chocolate Cat
In 1983, Janet Chifani in the US was a new breed of cats. Selection was carried out when the only female chocolate colored male kitten was born of the same color. Accurate information about the original rock progenitors York Chocolate is not. Presumably her ancestors could be Siamese and Persian cats. Name of cat received at the place of its appearance – New York.
Features breed York Chocolate
Cats York Chocolate breed has a long coat and a plain brown coat. Outwardly have similarity with Siamese cats. York Chocolate adult weight about 6-8 kilos. These cats have an oblong body with well-developed muscles. Rounded muzzle is located on a slender neck. Frontal lobe slightly sticks out and goes into the nose. The ears are large, wide-set. Shade your eyes from yellow to green. Certainly not a short and strong. Tail pointed straight to the bottom. The coat is long, there is no undercoat, soft to the touch and comfort. Sometimes there is a collar of fur.
York Chocolate Cat sociable, does not like to be in solitude. With family members get along great. The cat is almost impossible to disrupt. She is not aggressive. But loves to play and run.
Cat breeds – German Longhair Cat
Features York Chocolate
The muzzle
rounded, protruding forehead. Nose smoothly into the forehead. Chin in line with the tip of his nose.
large, wide-set. Rounded at the ends.
large far-set, round. Yellow-green hue.
Elongate. Aristocratic addition.
long with strong muscles. The presence of tufts of hair in the interdigital folds.
thick, hairy, tapering.
long soft fluffy, sometimes collar.
warm chocolate or lilac. As a child, lighter than that of an adult. In adult cats should not be drawing to color. Crossbreeding with other breeds is impossible.
Too oriental type cats. Not strong chin. Overweight body. Drawing on the body. White spots.
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Presented with little comment, suffice to add former Washington DC RT correspondent Liz Wahl's comments that "personally she cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the action of Putin..." At least RT was correct when it said yesterday that "Contrary to the popular opinion, RT doesn't beat its journalists into submission, and they are free to express their own opinions, not just in private but on the air." One wonders if Ms. Wahl's next stop will be MSNBC, FOX or CNN, where the truly unbiased coverage can be found.
Today's drama takes to a entirely new level the statement voiced by another RT presenter who also denounced as "wrong" Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
"I can't stress enough how strongly I am against any state intervention in a sovereign nation's affairs," Abby Martin declared in her news programme.
RT said it respected Ms Martin's views, and that she would not be reprimanded.
Ms Martin made her remarks at the end of her Breaking the Set show, broadcast from a studio in Washington.
"Just because I work here doesn't mean I don't have editorial independence," she said, adding: "What Russia did was wrong."
The outspoken presenter admitted that she did not possess in-depth knowledge of Ukraine's history or "cultural dynamics", but insisted that military intervention was not the answer.
"I will not sit here and apologise for, or defend, military aggression," she said.
RT responded as follows:
In response to the journalist's on-air statement, the Russian TV channel said: "Contrary to the popular opinion, RT doesn't beat its journalists into submission, and they are free to express their own opinions, not just in private but on the air."
The broadcaster added that it would send Ms Martin to Crimea to "give her an opportunity to make up her own mind from the epicentre of the story".
So far Ms. Martin has not taken up RT's offer to provide unbiased reporting from the "epicenter" of the story.
And now back to the US mainstream media's expansive coverage of the story of the day that it may well have been Kiev's current post-coup and US-supported acting government ordering the murder of its own civilians in an apparent provocation to escalate the regime change. Wait what?


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As individuals we are obligated to make decisions every day. Whether the decision we make is good or bad worthy or unworthy the choice we decide is what matters most. If an individual is offered a pay raise but will need to relocate in order to accept it this is a compromising decision that is not easy to resolve. I will be explaining the principles of individual decision making, provide an example and compare and explain the marginal benefits and cost associated with the decision.
I will also explain the decision that led me to make a different decision. Principles of Decision Making As individuals we are faced with making decisions that we sometimes have to compromise in difficult situations. Choosing a situation that you are not sure that is best for you is when maximizing and optimizing takes place. To decide what is best for the individual, one must look at the situation at hand see what different options they have and what opportunity works best for them for the long term.
A decision I made in which I compared the marginal benefits and cost associated with the decision I made occurred when I decided to pursue my dream as a licensed cosmetologist working in a salon, going back to school to earn a degree in business management to own my own salon. I would have to quit my part time job working as a teller in order to do this. Marginal Benefits and Marginal Cost The marginal benefits associated with pursuing my dream working in a salon, by leaving the bank working as a cosmetologist and going back to school


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|Photograph, 1931 Dec. 25, (Jamison or Charleston, S.C.), Christmas 1931... Joseph A. DeLaine, Sr., Mattie DeLaine, William Oliver, Gwendolyn Oliver, and Wilveria DeLaine
|1931 Dec. 25
Black-and-white portrait photograph, taken in Jamison or Charleston, South Carolina, in 1931, of Joseph and Mattie DeLaine and their family, brother-in-law William Oliver and nieces Gwendolyn and Wilveria. A note on the image indicates the family visited the newly-wed couple in Orangeburg, South Carolina, Christmas 1931.
"Two months after Rev. & Mrs. DeLaine got married Brother William Oliver, his baby Gwendolyn, Wilveria DeLaine, visited the newly wedd at Jamison, S.C."--verso photograph.
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The U.S. Senate is expected to vote Monday on President Obama's pick to lead the Department of Education. Acting Secretary John King took over from Arne Duncan at the beginning of the year. The former education commissioner for New York State is expected to win confirmation easily for the permanent post.
"Education has been a rare area of bipartisanship in the Congress over the past year," said Matthew Chingos, a senior fellow with the Urban Institute.
So how much can King get done, with less than a year remaining in the Obama Administration?
One big item on the agenda: implementing the new Every Student Succeeds Act, which requires that every state have a school accountability system in place by 2017.
States will have a lot more leeway in how they design those systems, said Sarah Reckhow, an assistant professor of political science at Michigan State University.
"But the Department of Education will have to do the rulemaking process and create the regulations that guide the creation of those plans," she said.
On the higher education side, King will continue to oversee the development of new rules to determine who qualifies for federal student loan forgiveness when a college misbehaves. Thousands of former students of the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges applied for debt relief after the for-profit chain folded amid allegations of fraud.
On Monday, King launches a national tour to promote campus safety and diversity initiatives and President Obama's free community college plan.
With less than a year to go, significant reforms are unlikely, said Chingos.
"Everyone knows that we're not going to see free college pass through the Republican Congress this session, but I think you can also play a longer game, and that's trying to build support for ideas that you think are important," he said. "Free college wasn't really on the table in the national policy conversation until President Obama proposed it a couple of years ago."
Now, both leading Democratic presidential candidates have debt-free college plans. It's also possible that King could end up working for one of them, Chingos said, after his current boss leaves office.
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The Canadian Standards & Guidelines for Career Development Practitioners (S & Gs)
Area of Specialization: S2 Facilitated Individual and Group Learning
These are competencies needed if you provide Facilitated Individual and Group Learning Services to clients.
Facilitated Individual and Group Learning refers to applying learning principles in order to design, develop, adapt and deliver a range of experiential activities leading to knowledge and skill acquisition. Activities are tailored towards meeting specific career-life planning needs of individuals or groups of clients. Learning activities may occur in one-on-one interview meetings, in classrooms (usually by guidance counsellors and co-operative education teachers), in supervised work experience (cooperative education teachers), and/or workshop settings.
S&Gs S2 Facilitated Individual and Group Learning
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|S2.1 Possess Knowledge About How to Facilitate Learning
|S2.1.1 Describe commonly accepted principles of learning
|S2.1 Possess Knowledge About How to Facilitate Learning
|S2.1.2 Define techniques commonly used to facilitate learning
|S2.2 Facilitate Learning
|S2.2.1 Prepare for program delivery
|S2.2 Facilitate Learning
|S2.2.2 Determine clients' existing competencies
|S2.2 Facilitate Learning
|S2.2.3 Deliver programs
|S2.2 Facilitate Learning
|S2.2.4 Evaluate program
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On a fall evening in the eastern U.S., an equipment operator was moving a skidder from one logging site to another using a public, two-lane highway. Although it was dark, he planned to drive the skidder a couple hundred yards down a straight, level stretch of the highway.
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Wild hogs rooting up a greenfield!
The big news in the area these days is the incredible population explosion of wild hogs. Migrating up the river, wild hogs first appeared in the Swamp around 1991. Since their arrival on the scene they have grown in number each year. They have done much damage in their brief history here. Somewhat as a result of their unwanted existence in the Swamp, they have become one of the most popular species of animal that is hunted. In the first eight years since they were first seen, over 225 were been shot or trapped.
As of 2006 the population has stabilized and possibly declined from its peak in the late 1990's. A few deer seasons have now passed with only limited sightings. Though we continue to harvest them at every opportunity, our count has declined in recent years as the data below shows. However, the hogs remain in the Swamp and evidence can be seen from one side of the property to the other. They are very nocturnal and, therefore, trapping is the best way to eliminate some from the area. We are now seeing signs that the coyotes are eating some of the young pigs, evidenced by the hog hair seen in coyote droppings.
A few milestones...
09/10/1992: First hog is caught using dogs.
12/11/1994: 20th hog killed in Swamp.
01/20/1995: 40th hog kill recorded.
02/15/1997: 70th hog kill recorded.
09/26/1998: 167th hog taken from Swamp.
01/31/2000: 219th hog taken.
02/04/2001: 227th hog taken.
01/02/2003: 251st hog taken.
The Feral Hog:
Feral hogs are increasing in number all across Alabama. Feral hogs should not be confused as another game animal that will benefit hunters and landowners. They are nuisance and no hog should ever be released into virgin territory. Their eating habits are destructive. Being omnivores they eat most anything in their path, plant or animal. They will even eat young fawns, ground nesting birds, eggs, etc. They eat acorns and other seed crops. Their rooting can destroy ground nesting sites and lead to erosion.
The greatest competition between deer and hogs is for fall mast and fruit crops. Deer will often scatter at the sight of a hog, especially in areas where hogs have not inhabited for a long time. Deer don't like big, noisy animals and that description fits a hog perfectly.
Studies show that over 80% of the hog population must be killed each year for the population to remain steady. They are capable of producing several litters of up to eight young each year. Once hogs are established in an area they are impossible to eradicate. Yet, it is important to strike at the population at every chance.
Hogs are extremely noisy creatures. One can often hear a hog squeal from a quarter of a mile away. Grunts can be heard from a closer proximity. Hogs are often so intent on their feeding that hunters can approach very close, much closer than you could ever approach feeding deer without being detected. Hogs like thick areas to hide and feed, especially briar thickets and young pine plantations.
Hogs can often be found with ease during many times of year, but much easier during the colder months. They feed on acorns during the fall and then turn to roots, grubs, and such during the winter. In late winter when the food gets scarce for all animals, hogs will move much more. Overall they are known to move more at night than the day.
Hogs have an incredible since of smell. Studies have shown that a hog can locate a potato in two feet of water from 100 yards away. It is estimated that their sence of smell is 10 times as sensitive as a deer's. Though their sight and hearing is well below average, their nose evens the score.
About hog hunting:
Hunting specifically for hogs has become more and more popular in the Swamp as the population grows. Many of the hogs we harvest are taken while deer hunting. On private land there is no closed season on hogs and no bag limit. The only restriction is for daylight hours only. Hogs often appear in food plots, hardwood bottoms, or pine plantations in range of deer hunters on their stands. Some hogs are killed by bowhunters.
Continuous scouting reveals where the hogs are feeding. Their deep rooting leaves no doubt as to where their feeding is taking place. Hogs make so much noise that they often give away their location and that can lead to an easy ambush for an armed hunter. When feeding and especially breeding, which by the way takes place very often, the hogs can be heard grunting and squealing. Their loud behavior is likely their most significant weakness.
Shot placement on hogs is especially important. With a bow, the archer must shoot the hog behind the shoulder and drive the arrow between the shoulder blades for a quick, clean kill. A hog shot broadside and behind the shoulder blades (a perfect shot on a deer) often will not down a hog. A shoulder shot is not recommended when using a rifle. A head shot should be made with a rifle. A shoulder shot, though will likely mortally wound a hog, will leave little blood to follow and little chance of collecting your kill. Unlike thin-skinned deer that most hunters are accustomed to, hogs have a thick hide that does not bleed well. Dropping the hog on the spot is important. Chasing after a wounded hog is especially dangerous and has resulted in many stitches for some unsuspecting hunters.
We also trap hogs. (see our hog traps page) Baited with corn, the traps are very effective in capturing up to 5 hogs at a time. However, wildlife baiting regulations in Alabama make it difficult to trap hogs during deer season. Alabama does not permit baiting of deer or turkeys and no corn can be present on property that is being hunted, not even in hog traps! However, you might check with your local game warden for his interpretation of this.
We use movable cage type traps and also permanent pen style traps. Examples can be seen on our hog trapping page, including helpful dimensions for building your own trap.
Again, hogs can be very dangerous! Their sharp tusks do not have to be more than an inch long to inflict serious harm to anything that challenges them. Dogs used to chase hogs are often cut and occasionally killed by large and vicious hogs. Extreme care must be taken when on the ground in the near vicinity of a group of hogs.
Wild hogs in a greenfield.
Public hog hunting land in Alabama:
Our Hunt Alabama link contains updated information about hog hunting opportunities in Alabama. Join the fight against these unwanted animals and have some fun in the process!
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Having needed an injury time winner from John Scully in their first game against Kilcavan, it was James Miller who was the hero this time around, as he struck late to inflict another defeat on The Rock.
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SCORERS – Annanough: James Miller 0-7 (0-5 frees), Ciaran Hennessy 1-0, Daniel Carroll 0-2 (0-1 free, 0-1 45). The Rock: Shane O'Connell 1-1, David Murphy 0-3 (0-2 frees), Paul Dunne 0-2, Aaron Dowling, Diarmuid Dooley 0-1 each
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William Henry Fleming (1856-1944) was born in Augusta, Georgia. Fleming was a lawyer and politician, Superintendent of Schools in Richmond County, Georgia (1877-1880), served on the Georgia House of Representatives from Georgia's 10th District (1897-1903).
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Sea Kayak Santorini With Trekking Hellas
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Welcome To Trekking Hellas Sea Kayaking Day Tours
Admire Santorini's beaches and beauty spots from the water on a scenic 2.5-hour sea kayaking tour. Settle into a comfortable kayak, get instructions, and paddle behind an experienced guide along the rugged south coast.
Waft by steep cliffs and pretty beaches, and visit a cliff-backed cove for a picnic and to swim and snorkel. Take in epic views of the caldera and its islands, and gaze up at the clifftop Faros lighthouse on Santorini's southern tip before your return. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure to suit your schedule.
We start from Mesa Pigadia located very near the settlement of Akrotiri and the lighthouse at the southeast end of the island. The beach is named black beach, and you can see the traditional cave houses. After a short briefing regarding the activity we head east to visit a bay with caves so-called "Indian bay" because of its shape of rocky surfaces. If the weather permits we continue to Faros offering incomparable views to the caldera, Aspronisi and Thirasia. We return back going west, stopping on the white beach to enjoy swimming and snorkeling in crystal clear waters. Then we see the beach Kambia (black pebbles), and the Red Beach (due to the volcanic soil too) before we return to our base where we will enjoy a meal (lunch or dinner) in the nearby tavern. Total route: 5 miles (depending on weather conditions). Total paddling time: about 2.30 hours.
- Period of operation : May to October
- Price: 95€/ person
- Duration: 5 hours
- Minimum attendance: 1 participant
- Level requirements: Age 10 and above, Swimming knowledge, Basic physical condition.
Santorini, A Mesmerizing Location!
Santorini or Thira, has a unique beauty while being one of the greatest islands both in Greece and abroad. Its specificity has its roots deep in the antiquity. It is considered to be the lost Atlantis. Furthermore, the explosion of the volcano around 1613 BC gave its unique shape to the island. Nowadays, Santorini, has focused its efforts in fulfilling the ambitions of demanding tourists who are eager for unforgettable quality holidays. Either you are looking for peace and quiet over the blue church domes, starring at the caldera enjoying relaxing moments, either you are looking for the greater night life clubbing till the sun shines, Santorini is able to provide it. Although her greatest advantage refers to the active tourism. On the Aegean crystal waters the water sports and activities, transform your experience in an unforgettable memory and willingness for repetition. In contrary to the other islands, Santorini doesn't stop to her magic waters and colorful beaches. The pioneering programs on the volcanic ground, either for on sea exploration, or trekking on it, are unique around the world. And those are the reasons you voted Santorini as the best island in 2013.
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Trekking Hellas offers a ton of guided activities in Greece, there isn't anything you can't experience with them. Offering many exhilarating activities such as trekking, cycling, sea kayaking, rafting, river trekking and much more, this is a great choice when looking for a fantastic time in the beautiful Greece. If you by chance do not find what you would like to experience on our site we have the possibility to design the perfect guided and self guided tours for you and show you the award winning scenery of Greece.
Authentic, outdoor holidays in Greece, discover the non-touristy side of Greece through your favorite activity such as trekking, cycling, sea kayaking, sailing, rafting, river trekking or other. Be it in Santorini or Mt.Olympus, in the pristine gorges of Crete or Epirus, in the stone villages of the Peloponnese and other places, we design guided or self-guided tours, hiking - walking holidays, family trips and much more, tailored to your needs and wishes. Visit the Classic Greek monuments such as the Acropolis, Delphi, Ancient Olympia, Mycenae and many more as an active insider and not a typical tourist.
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The Dodecanese complex of islands is a paradise for sailing; it offers excellent weather conditions throughout all summer (from June to September). With the Meltemia (Northern) winds in our favor, we will sail from Kos to Rhodes, exploring four different islands on our way and countless hidden bays. Every island has a unique character, and our guide will be there to help you discover mostly on foot every magnificent corner of this full of light part of Greece. For more information and for prices click here!
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Prepare yourselves for the one and only sea kayaking experience that Athens has to offer you! A unique and dynamic activity, that brings people close to their natural environment by giving them the chance to explore it, using their body's strength and senses. Admire stunning views from the seaside along the Athenian Riviera all the way to Cape Sounio and to the famous Temple of Poseidon! En route we will have the chance of having our light snack on one of the islets. Upon arrival to Cape Sounio, we will visit the famous temple and end our day with a marvelous meal, enjoying unique views and the sunset of the Saronic gulf! For more information and for prices click here!
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The gorge has been carved over millions of years by the Voidomatis River, a tributary of the Aoos. Enjoy a fascinating trek in one of the most beautiful gorges of Europe. The crossing lasts between 5-7 hours, whilst we walk along the riverbanks and sometimes inside the crystal clear waters of Vikos. For more information and for prices click here!
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Hannah is the head of practice in our family department at Slater and Gordon Lawyers in London.
She is a sensitive and skilled family law solicitor who handles cases surrounding divorce, cohabitation, domestic abuse, surrogacy and adoption.
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