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Today, the 31st August, is the last day of the Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) Dinosaurs Encounter exhibition. By tonight the doors to the dinosaur exhibit will have closed for the last time and the engineers and technical experts will be working over the next few days to dismantle and crate up the various animatronic dinosaurs that have been on display.
No doubt these mechanical marvels will be making an appearance at another venue in the near future, but for the time being we have to see them packed off and the sets cleared ready for the next event to be staged at the Bournemouth Pavilion.
The Solent Hall has echoed to the sounds of Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, Oviraptors and Ornithomimids over the last few weeks but by 5pm this evening the hall will be silent as the great prehistoric animal models are switched off at this venue and the first part of the breakdown of the sets takes place.
We met lots of lovely people when we worked down at the event, it does not seem like two months ago when we were helping to open the event and meet all the journalists and hoteliers as we promoted the exhibition. Our fossils and casts even got their very own dressing room. This was really handy as we had somewhere safe to store them and we could then bring lots of different ones out to show the visitors. Many thousands will have seen the event over the Summer months, all of them enthusiastically met by the helpful Bournemouth staff.
I know the management team at the Pavilion received some lovely comments from the visitors, especially all the excited young dinosaur fans who came to meet the prehistoric animals and take part in the activities organised by the Bournemouth Pavilion team.
We remember the little blind boy and his Mum and Dad who came to visit on the opening weekend. We got out lots of fossils and replica casts and this one special dinosaur fan and his parents got to hold Mammoth teeth, T. rex claws, the skull cap of an Ankylosaurus and the lower jawbone of an adult Triceratops. We think this made his day. He was certainly very excited and could hardly contain his excitement as his fingers traced over the contours of each fossil.
Our thanks to everyone at the Bournemouth Pavilion who helped to make the event such an enjoyable experience for all the visitors.
In this digital age with so many different forms of media it is sometimes easy to forget the importance of radio. Whilst most of the United Kingdom is undergoing the digital revolution with television broadcast media at the moment, for radio, the change over to digital programming and all the added benefits that the transition brings has already taken place.
We have several digital radios, one in the office, others around the warehouse, even one in the dinosaur fan. The van radio is quite a sophisticated device, it allows mobile phones and other equipment to be used by the passenger whilst providing updates on the Test match and other valuable information for the driver.
Many of us at Everything Dinosaur, have fallen back in love with the radio and for some of us, we have only just begun to realise the rich variety and diversity of radio programming in the UK. All the automatic digital tuning stations on each set are used and at the touch of a button the listener can switch from Radio 7 (comedy, sci-fi and drama), to Radio 5, 5 Sports Extra and back again, all in crystal clear clarity.
The controllers at Radio 4 deserve a special mention. This station, (news, current affairs and information), has always provided an excellent range of programming, the Archers (longest running soap in the country- “an everyday story of country folk”), is popular, as are the science programmes.
Over the last few weeks, the BBC have been broadcasting on Radio 4 a series of short monologues by Sir David Attenborough entitled “David Attenborough’s Life Stories”. Each ten minute programme is a talk by Sir David on the natural histories of creatures and plants from around the world. Broadcast twice a week (Friday evenings 8.50pm GMT) and repeated on the following Sunday 8.50am GMT), it has proved to be essential listening. Not only is Sir David an eloquent and erudite speaker, but his love and fascination for the natural world really comes over in these short programmes. His life long interest in nature has proved a rich and fertile ground from which to create this series of twenty talks. He has covered a wide variety of topics, from recalling his first encounter with a South American Sloth, to musing over the discovery of Archaeopterxy.
One of his recent episodes covered the story of how he was duped into buying a pair of mating Trilobites from a local trader in Morocco. A number of our team members have been lucky enough to travel to that country and we too have been taken in by the fantastic fossil specimens of these Arthropods that can be purchased by the roadside. His most recent programme covered the story of the discovery of a Coelacanth and the controversy over how closely related this particular type of prehistoric fish was to the first Tetrapods.
Next weeks ten minute programme is about the Dodo. Radio 4 are to be congratulated for creating such an informative and interesting series. A programme narrated by a knowledgeable person covering subjects that they love and are enthused by. Sometimes it is the most simple programme ideas that are the most effective.
Good luck to the Radio 4 production team behind these programmes and good luck to you Sir David Attenborough, may you continue to have many more adventures whilst filming the natural world, and hopefully you will commit some more stories to tape so that Radio 4 can produce a second series.
Australia is beginning to rival China when it comes to announcing the discovery of new types of dinosaur. Hot on the heels of last month’s announcement of the discovery of two new Titanosaurs and a new Theropod (meat-eater), the Australian press is carrying reports of another exciting dinosaur discovery from down under.
An expedition has uncovered the fossilised remains of a large Sauropod at a site to the west of Eromanga, in southwest Queensland. This area of Queensland is proving to be a real hot spot for mid Cretaceous dinosaur remains and this new find is one of a number of dinosaur discoveries made recently in the area.
The fossils are believed to represent a new genus of Titanosaur, a long-necked dinosaur that may have had dermal armour. Preliminary examination dates the fossils to around 97 million years ago (Albian/Cenomanian faunal stages). During this time, (mid Cretaceous), the area was covered by a shallow inland sea. The sea is named after the nearby town of Eromanga, ironic as one of modern day Eromanga’s claims to fame is that it is the town in Australia furthest away from the sea.
Although, not the largest specimen of an Australian Titanosaur known to date, the Queensland Museum palaeontologists who studied the fossils are confident that this dinosaur is going to turn out to be one of the most complete sets of fossil bones discovered in the area to date. Like many other palaeontologists, the dinosaur has been given a nick-name whilst the scientists and volunteers work at the dig site. This dinosaur has been named “Zac”.
It will be sometime before “Zac” is formerly named and described, there is a lot of work to do on the delicate fossils in the meantime, however, the Queensland Museum team are confident that this particular dinosaur will turn out to be one of the most important dinosaur discoveries made in Australia.
“The discoveries made this year confirm the south-west Queensland site is likely to be of great significance – not only for Australia – but for a wider scientific understanding of the age of dinosaurs”.
Other dinosaurs from this region include the primitive mid Jurassic Sauropod Rhoetosaurus , a member of the Cetiosauridae perhaps? This dinosaur has been dated to around 175 million years ago.
Scientists are confident that more prehistoric animal remains will be found in the area, providing a detailed insight into life down under during the mid Cretaceous.
It seems that Australia is putting itself firmly on the map when it comes to finding dinosaurs. Now, if only they could put together a decent cricket team..
The original King Kong film was released in 1933. Merian C Cooper (who produced the film) along with Edgar Wallace (the writer of the screen play) wrote the story, a twist on “Beauty and the Beast” between them. It was the pioneering special effects engineer Willis H. O’Brien that brought King Kong, the gigantic ape and the prehistoric animals that shared Skull Island to life. The 1925 film “The Lost World” was a very big influence on the original King Kong movie. In the novel, the Lost World, written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a team of daring explorers led by Professor Challenger venture up a remote plateau and encounter prehistoric creatures.
Kong the great ape, is worshipped by the natives on Skull Island. Kong falls for the beautiful actress that accompanies the explorers as they visit the island. The actress is offered to Kong as a sacrifice, but the huge simian does not eat her but steals her away into the jungle. Kong is eventually captured and taken to New York as the “Eighth Wonder of the World”. However, the ape escapes from his shackles and meets his end on top of the Empire State Building in perhaps one of the most memorable scenes in the whole of cinema.
Giant apes the size of Kong, as far as we can tell from the fossil record did not exist, Kong was the figment of the script writer’s imagination. The fossil record for primates and early human ancestors is actually very incomplete, although there is no credible evidence to suggest that giant gorillas roamed the Earth. However, sometimes real life can reflect fiction. Two years after the film King Kong was released a German palaeoanthropologist Ralph von Koenigswald purchased a very large molar from a Hong Kong pharmacy. Animal teeth and bones are commonly used in Chinese medicine, even today. Chinese doctors used “dragons teeth” found in remote caves in a number of traditional medicines. Koenigswald correctly identified the tooth as a molar from an unknown, giant primate species. He went onto name the animal Gigantopithecus blacki.
Gigantopithecus fossils are known from South east Asia (China and Vietnam), this animal lived during the Pliocene epoch but survived into the Pleistocene, before finally becoming extinct approximately 200,000 years ago. Like Orangutans and Gorillas extant species today, the males were much larger than females. A mature male could weigh over 500 kilogrammes and stand 3.1 metres tall.
Although known from a few fragments of jawbone the rest of the animal has been deduced following studies of extant species of primate. Fortunately, for our ancestors and other hominids such as Homo erectus, Gigantopithecus was a herbivore, feeding mainly on bamboo.
Switzerland might be more famous for cuckoo clocks and Swiss army knives but it is gaining a bit of a reputation as a hot spot for Triassic dinosaur remains. For example, back in 2007 the discovery of a huge bone bed of Plateosaurs was announced by scientists from the University of Bonn. The site in question is regarded as the largest congregation of dinosaur bones ever found in Europe.
A team of researchers from the Natural History Museum in Basel have found a set of three-toed dinosaur footprints, half-way up a mountain. The footprints, believed to be from a bipedal, Theropod dinosaur are some of the largest footprints of their kind ever found in Europe. The tracks indicate that approximately 210 million years ago, this area of Europe was stalked by a large predatory dinosaur, perhaps more than 6 metres long. Evidence of such a large, carnivorous dinosaur from such ancient sediments has caused scientists to re-think the evolution of the Theropod lineage, footprints of this size are known from the early Jurassic but not from the late Triassic. This indicates that large meat-eating dinosaurs evolved earlier than previously thought.
During the Triassic, Switzerland was part of a huge landmass in the northern hemisphere called Laurentia, this part of the world was a coastal plain and a number of important Mesozoic fossils have been found in the country, but never before has evidence of such a large meat-eating dinosaur been discovered. The footprints measure up to 40cm long and indicate a very large carnivorous dinosaur, perhaps exceeding Liliensternus, a late Triassic carnivore, a member of the Coelophysoidea whose fossils have been found in Germany and France.
The footprints were found at approximately 3,300 metres on a mountain in Ela Nature Reserve. During the late Triassic this part of the world had a tropical climate and it seems that the footprints were made when this dinosaur walked across a shallow area of salty water. The prints were fossilised and then over millions of years geological pressure forced the strata to buckle and fold forming the Alps. The prints are difficult to spot, they are only visible when direct sunlight does not shine on them, and to see them tourists will have to endure an eight hour hike. Hopefully, casts will be made and these will be put on display at a local museum and visitor centre.
The three-toed print can be just made out in the centre of the photograph. As trackways have been discovered (a set of fossil footprints), the Swiss scientists hope to calculate how fast this dinosaur was moving. Other dinosaur footprints are known from this area but they are all herbivores, most likely Prosauropods such as Plateosaurus.
It is impossible to state precisely what sort of Theropod dinosaur made these footprints. It could be a very large Coelophysid or perhaps a primitive Ceratosaur. The fossil record for meat-eating dinosaurs of the late Triassic is particularly poor.
If it was a crested meat-eater it may have resembled a Liliensternus, but at this time this is pure speculation.
The Pterosaurs are an extinct group of flying reptiles. Known from the fossil bearing strata dating from the Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous, these bizarre creatures were the first truly diverse and successful flying vertebrates (not withstanding one or two genera of Permian gliders). The wings of these strange reptiles were formed out of skin that stretched from the body over the forelimbs and were supported by an elongated fourth digit.
For many years scientists have debated the aerial capabilities of these flying reptiles. Studies of endocasts of braincases and papers written on these animal’s ability to balance have been published and many researchers now believe that these animals were very capable fliers. However, whilst graceful and fully at home whilst airborne, how these animals moved around on the ground has long been debated. It has been argued, almost since the first Pterosaur fossils were studied in the 18th Century, that these animals were clumsy on land. Some scientists have proposed that these animals had a bipedal stance (especially the larger Pterosaurs such as the Late Cretaceous Azhdarchids), whilst others have proposed a quadrupedal stance.
Ichnologists (scientists who specialise in the study of footprints and tracks), have found a number of Pterosaur trackways. A paper was published recently on a set of tracks made by a large Pterosaur and preserved in late Cretaceous strata in Mexico. These indicate a quadruped gait and stance. This evidence is supported by trace fossils from perhaps the best preserved Pterosaur trackway site in the world, that found in the late Jurassic limestone deposits of Crayssac in south-western France.
A number of Pterosaur tracks have been identified in the Crayssac site. Some scientists have argued that previously described Pterosaur trackways may actually be Crocodilian but the absence of a tail drag and five digit impressions at the French location suggest that the majority of the trackways ascribed to various types of Pterosaur have been accurately described.
A number of different sized and different length trackways are known from this region. They indicate the presence of a number of different types of Pterosaur in the environment at the time. The trackways were made in shallow, inter-tidal water and some of the tracks are several metres in length. Crucially, the tracks indicate a quadrupedal gait, and, surprisingly measurements taken by French scientists indicate that some of these Pterosaurs were capable of moving quite quickly when on the ground. How these animals took off, or landed has yet to be determined, but it is suggested that these graceful reptiles were capable of touching down or taking off in a similar fashion to modern birds. Some of the footprints indicate that certain species had webbed feet, an adaptation to their marine environment. Perhaps these animals filled an ecological niche similar to extant Pelicans of today.

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today, the 31st august, is the last day of the bournemouth international centre (bic) dinosaurs encounter exhibition. by tonight the doors to the dinosaur exhibit will have closed for the last time and the engineers and technical experts will be working over the next few days to dismantle and crate up the various animatronic dinosaurs that have been on display.
no doubt these mechanical marvels will be making an appearance at another venue in the near future, but for the time being we have to see them packed off and the sets cleared ready for the next event to be staged at the bournemouth pavilion.
the solent hall has echoed to the sounds of triceratops, ankylosaurus, oviraptors and ornithomimids over the last few weeks but by 5pm this evening the hall will be silent as the great prehistoric animal models are switched off at this venue and the first part of the breakdown of the sets takes place.
we met lots of lovely people when we worked down at the event, it does not seem like two months ago when we were helping to open the event and meet all the journalists and hoteliers as we promoted the exhibition. our fossils and casts even got their very own dressing room. this was really handy as we had somewhere safe to store them and we could then bring lots of different ones out to show the visitors. many thousands will have seen the event over the summer months, all of them enthusiastically met by the helpful bournemouth staff.
i know the management team at the pavilion received some lovely comments from the visitors, especially all the excited young dinosaur fans who came to meet the prehistoric animals and take part in the activities organised by the bournemouth pavilion team.
we remember the little blind boy and his mum and dad who came to visit on the opening weekend. we got out lots of fossils and replica casts and this one special dinosaur fan and his parents got to hold mammoth teeth, t. rex claws, the skull cap of an ankylosaurus and the lower jawbone of an adult triceratops. we think this made his day. he was certainly very excited and could hardly contain his excitement as his fingers traced over the contours of each fossil.
our thanks to everyone at the bournemouth pavilion who helped to make the event such an enjoyable experience for all the visitors.
in this digital age with so many different forms of media it is sometimes easy to forget the importance of radio. whilst most of the united kingdom is undergoing the digital revolution with television broadcast media at the moment, for radio, the change over to digital programming and all the added benefits that the transition brings has already taken place.
we have several digital radios, one in the office, others around the warehouse, even one in the dinosaur fan. the van radio is quite a sophisticated device, it allows mobile phones and other equipment to be used by the passenger whilst providing updates on the test match and other valuable information for the driver.
many of us at everything dinosaur, have fallen back in love with the radio and for some of us, we have only just begun to realise the rich variety and diversity of radio programming in the uk. all the automatic digital tuning stations on each set are used and at the touch of a button the listener can switch from radio 7 (comedy, sci-fi and drama), to radio 5, 5 sports extra and back again, all in crystal clear clarity.
the controllers at radio 4 deserve a special mention. this station, (news, current affairs and information), has always provided an excellent range of programming, the archers (longest running soap in the country- “an everyday story of country folk”), is popular, as are the science programmes.
over the last few weeks, the bbc have been broadcasting on radio 4 a series of short monologues by sir david attenborough entitled “david attenborough’s life stories”. each ten minute programme is a talk by sir david on the natural histories of creatures and plants from around the world. broadcast twice a week (friday evenings 8.50pm gmt) and repeated on the following sunday 8.50am gmt), it has proved to be essential listening. not only is sir david an eloquent and erudite speaker, but his love and fascination for the natural world really comes over in these short programmes. his life long interest in nature has proved a rich and fertile ground from which to create this series of twenty talks. he has covered a wide variety of topics, from recalling his first encounter with a south american sloth, to musing over the discovery of archaeopterxy.
one of his recent episodes covered the story of how he was duped into buying a pair of mating trilobites from a local trader in morocco. a number of our team members have been lucky enough to travel to that country and we too have been taken in by the fantastic fossil specimens of these arthropods that can be purchased by the roadside. his most recent programme covered the story of the discovery of a coelacanth and the controversy over how closely related this particular type of prehistoric fish was to the first tetrapods.
next weeks ten minute programme is about the dodo. radio 4 are to be congratulated for creating such an informative and interesting series. a programme narrated by a knowledgeable person covering subjects that they love and are enthused by. sometimes it is the most simple programme ideas that are the most effective.
good luck to the radio 4 production team behind these programmes and good luck to you sir david attenborough, may you continue to have many more adventures whilst filming the natural world, and hopefully you will commit some more stories to tape so that radio 4 can produce a second series.
australia is beginning to rival china when it comes to announcing the discovery of new types of dinosaur. hot on the heels of last month’s announcement of the discovery of two new titanosaurs and a new theropod (meat-eater), the australian press is carrying reports of another exciting dinosaur discovery from down under.
an expedition has uncovered the fossilised remains of a large sauropod at a site to the west of eromanga, in southwest queensland. this area of queensland is proving to be a real hot spot for mid cretaceous dinosaur remains and this new find is one of a number of dinosaur discoveries made recently in the area.
the fossils are believed to represent a new genus of titanosaur, a long-necked dinosaur that may have had dermal armour. preliminary examination dates the fossils to around 97 million years ago (albian/cenomanian faunal stages). during this time, (mid cretaceous), the area was covered by a shallow inland sea. the sea is named after the nearby town of eromanga, ironic as one of modern day eromanga’s claims to fame is that it is the town in australia furthest away from the sea.
although, not the largest specimen of an australian titanosaur known to date, the queensland museum palaeontologists who studied the fossils are confident that this dinosaur is going to turn out to be one of the most complete sets of fossil bones discovered in the area to date. like many other palaeontologists, the dinosaur has been given a nick-name whilst the scientists and volunteers work at the dig site. this dinosaur has been named “zac”.
it will be sometime before “zac” is formerly named and described, there is a lot of work to do on the delicate fossils in the meantime, however, the queensland museum team are confident that this particular dinosaur will turn out to be one of the most important dinosaur discoveries made in australia.
“the discoveries made this year confirm the south-west queensland site is likely to be of great significance – not only for australia – but for a wider scientific understanding of the age of dinosaurs”.
other dinosaurs from this region include the primitive mid jurassic sauropod rhoetosaurus , a member of the cetiosauridae perhaps? this dinosaur has been dated to around 175 million years ago.
scientists are confident that more prehistoric animal remains will be found in the area, providing a detailed insight into life down under during the mid cretaceous.
it seems that australia is putting itself firmly on the map when it comes to finding dinosaurs. now, if only they could put together a decent cricket team..
the original king kong film was released in 1933. merian c cooper (who produced the film) along with edgar wallace (the writer of the screen play) wrote the story, a twist on “beauty and the beast” between them. it was the pioneering special effects engineer willis h. o’brien that brought king kong, the gigantic ape and the prehistoric animals that shared skull island to life. the 1925 film “the lost world” was a very big influence on the original king kong movie. in the novel, the lost world, written by sir arthur conan doyle, a team of daring explorers led by professor challenger venture up a remote plateau and encounter prehistoric creatures.
kong the great ape, is worshipped by the natives on skull island. kong falls for the beautiful actress that accompanies the explorers as they visit the island. the actress is offered to kong as a sacrifice, but the huge simian does not eat her but steals her away into the jungle. kong is eventually captured and taken to new york as the “eighth wonder of the world”. however, the ape escapes from his shackles and meets his end on top of the empire state building in perhaps one of the most memorable scenes in the whole of cinema.
giant apes the size of kong, as far as we can tell from the fossil record did not exist, kong was the figment of the script writer’s imagination. the fossil record for primates and early human ancestors is actually very incomplete, although there is no credible evidence to suggest that giant gorillas roamed the earth. however, sometimes real life can reflect fiction. two years after the film king kong was released a german palaeoanthropologist ralph von koenigswald purchased a very large molar from a hong kong pharmacy. animal teeth and bones are commonly used in chinese medicine, even today. chinese doctors used “dragons teeth” found in remote caves in a number of traditional medicines. koenigswald correctly identified the tooth as a molar from an unknown, giant primate species. he went onto name the animal gigantopithecus blacki.
gigantopithecus fossils are known from south east asia (china and vietnam), this animal lived during the pliocene epoch but survived into the pleistocene, before finally becoming extinct approximately 200,000 years ago. like orangutans and gorillas extant species today, the males were much larger than females. a mature male could weigh over 500 kilogrammes and stand 3.1 metres tall.
although known from a few fragments of jawbone the rest of the animal has been deduced following studies of extant species of primate. fortunately, for our ancestors and other hominids such as homo erectus, gigantopithecus was a herbivore, feeding mainly on bamboo.
switzerland might be more famous for cuckoo clocks and swiss army knives but it is gaining a bit of a reputation as a hot spot for triassic dinosaur remains. for example, back in 2007 the discovery of a huge bone bed of plateosaurs was announced by scientists from the university of bonn. the site in question is regarded as the largest congregation of dinosaur bones ever found in europe.
a team of researchers from the natural history museum in basel have found a set of three-toed dinosaur footprints, half-way up a mountain. the footprints, believed to be from a bipedal, theropod dinosaur are some of the largest footprints of their kind ever found in europe. the tracks indicate that approximately 210 million years ago, this area of europe was stalked by a large predatory dinosaur, perhaps more than 6 metres long. evidence of such a large, carnivorous dinosaur from such ancient sediments has caused scientists to re-think the evolution of the theropod lineage, footprints of this size are known from the early jurassic but not from the late triassic. this indicates that large meat-eating dinosaurs evolved earlier than previously thought.
during the triassic, switzerland was part of a huge landmass in the northern hemisphere called laurentia, this part of the world was a coastal plain and a number of important mesozoic fossils have been found in the country, but never before has evidence of such a large meat-eating dinosaur been discovered. the footprints measure up to 40cm long and indicate a very large carnivorous dinosaur, perhaps exceeding liliensternus, a late triassic carnivore, a member of the coelophysoidea whose fossils have been found in germany and france.
the footprints were found at approximately 3,300 metres on a mountain in ela nature reserve. during the late triassic this part of the world had a tropical climate and it seems that the footprints were made when this dinosaur walked across a shallow area of salty water. the prints were fossilised and then over millions of years geological pressure forced the strata to buckle and fold forming the alps. the prints are difficult to spot, they are only visible when direct sunlight does not shine on them, and to see them tourists will have to endure an eight hour hike. hopefully, casts will be made and these will be put on display at a local museum and visitor centre.
the three-toed print can be just made out in the centre of the photograph. as trackways have been discovered (a set of fossil footprints), the swiss scientists hope to calculate how fast this dinosaur was moving. other dinosaur footprints are known from this area but they are all herbivores, most likely prosauropods such as plateosaurus.
it is impossible to state precisely what sort of theropod dinosaur made these footprints. it could be a very large coelophysid or perhaps a primitive ceratosaur. the fossil record for meat-eating dinosaurs of the late triassic is particularly poor.
if it was a crested meat-eater it may have resembled a liliensternus, but at this time this is pure speculation.
the pterosaurs are an extinct group of flying reptiles. known from the fossil bearing strata dating from the triassic to the end of the cretaceous, these bizarre creatures were the first truly diverse and successful flying vertebrates (not withstanding one or two genera of permian gliders). the wings of these strange reptiles were formed out of skin that stretched from the body over the forelimbs and were supported by an elongated fourth digit.
for many years scientists have debated the aerial capabilities of these flying reptiles. studies of endocasts of braincases and papers written on these animal’s ability to balance have been published and many researchers now believe that these animals were very capable fliers. however, whilst graceful and fully at home whilst airborne, how these animals moved around on the ground has long been debated. it has been argued, almost since the first pterosaur fossils were studied in the 18th century, that these animals were clumsy on land. some scientists have proposed that these animals had a bipedal stance (especially the larger pterosaurs such as the late cretaceous azhdarchids), whilst others have proposed a quadrupedal stance.
ichnologists (scientists who specialise in the study of footprints and tracks), have found a number of pterosaur trackways. a paper was published recently on a set of tracks made by a large pterosaur and preserved in late cretaceous strata in mexico. these indicate a quadruped gait and stance. this evidence is supported by trace fossils from perhaps the best preserved pterosaur trackway site in the world, that found in the late jurassic limestone deposits of crayssac in south-western france.
a number of pterosaur tracks have been identified in the crayssac site. some scientists have argued that previously described pterosaur trackways may actually be crocodilian but the absence of a tail drag and five digit impressions at the french location suggest that the majority of the trackways ascribed to various types of pterosaur have been accurately described.
a number of different sized and different length trackways are known from this region. they indicate the presence of a number of different types of pterosaur in the environment at the time. the trackways were made in shallow, inter-tidal water and some of the tracks are several metres in length. crucially, the tracks indicate a quadrupedal gait, and, surprisingly measurements taken by french scientists indicate that some of these pterosaurs were capable of moving quite quickly when on the ground. how these animals took off, or landed has yet to be determined, but it is suggested that these graceful reptiles were capable of touching down or taking off in a similar fashion to modern birds. some of the footprints indicate that certain species had webbed feet, an adaptation to their marine environment. perhaps these animals filled an ecological niche similar to extant pelicans of today.


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Guests must report any loss of or damage to their property immediately on discovery to the Hotel’s Reception or other appropriate staff members, and shall make themselves available to assist with any reports made by the hotel to the police.
Guests shall not enter areas of the hotel which are indicated as being closed to the public. The Hotel shall not be Responsible for death, personal injury or loss or damage to property suffered by a guest in such areas. The Hotel shall not be liable to a guest for any loss or damage to property caused by the misconduct or negligence of a guest or an act of god, or where the guest remains in exclusive charge of the property concerned. The hotel’s liability for any other loss of or damage to a guest’s property is limited to £50 for any one article or £100 in aggregate, except where, stolen, lost or damaged through the default, neglect or wilful act of the hotel. The hotel shall not be liable for any failure or delay in performing any of its obligations under this agreement if the failure or delay was due to any cause beyond its reasonable control, including (without limitation) war or threat of war, civil or political action or disturbance, riot, natural disaster, fire, epidemic, bad weather, terrorist activity (threatened or actual), military activity, governmental or regulatory action, industrial dispute, act of god, failure of power or machinery, failure of or interruption in externally provided services and utilities, and all similar events outside the hotel’s control. For the avoidance of doubt, the hotel does not exclude its liability for death or personal injury caused by the hotel’s negligence. The hotel is not liable for any loss or damage caused to a guest’s vehicle, unless caused by the hotel’s wilful misconduct. Guests will be liable for any loss, damage or personal injury they may cause at the hotel and the Hotel may claim such sums from Debit or Credit Card details supplied at the time of booking or arrival.
We are a small hotel, so we ask kindly that you respect the other guests that are staying in the hotel.
Please note that if on any occasion you are asked more than once to keep noise levels down, the hotel staff have the right to ask you to leave the premises and £50 will be charged to your card.
For any guests wishing to leave early, the rest of the stay will still be charged as per the cancellation policy and no refund will be offered.
These conditions shall be governed by English law and you agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the English courts.

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disabled guests: unfortunately, as a victorian building with lots of stairs and some narrow corridors, g! boutique hotel is not suitable for wheel-chair users or people with other severe mobility limitations.
we regret we cannot accept pets (except for guide-dogs).
due to the nature of the hotel and the building, we are sorry but we operate an adults-only guest policy.
cancellation: rooms cancelled later than 15.00 three days prior to arrival will be subject to a cancellation fee equivalent to one night's accommodation. for no-shows guests will be charged to the credit or debit card given at the time of booking for the for the first two nights accommodation (or one night if the booking is for one night only).
check in/check out: guests may check in after 15.00 on the day of arrival. check out is before 11.00 on the day of departure. failure to do so will entitle the hotel to charge for an additional night. charges will be at the hotel’s current room rates which are available on request. price lists for additional items, such as meals and room service, are on display and available on request. guests must pay all outstanding charges on departure. if an outstanding balance is not settled on departure, payment will be taken with the card used to pay for the room.
guests may book in advance or on arrival. rooms are subject to availability and the hotel reserves the right to refuse any booking.
full payment is taken on arrival for the whole stay. the hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise all cards prior to arrival. if we are unable to pre-authorise the card for any reason we may take full payment from the card up to 48 hours prior to arrival or contact you for alternative card details. your booking is secured by your credit card details. this then constitutes a contract between you and g! boutique hotel.
reservations comprising of 3 or more rooms are deemed to be group bookings and as such are required to pay a 25% non refundable deposit at the time of booking with the balance payable 7 days prior to the date of arrival.
the hotel reserves the right to refuse a guest entry and accommodation if, on arrival, management reasonably considers that the guest is under the influence of drink or drugs, is unsuitably dressed or is behaving in a threatening, abusive or otherwise unacceptable manner. the hotel reserves the right to require a guest to leave if he/she is causing a disturbance, annoying other guests or hotel staff or is behaving in an unacceptable manner.
guests shall comply with all reasonable rules and procedures in effect at the hotel, including but not limited to health and safety and security procedures and statutory requirements as to registration. guests shall not bring their own food or drink into the hotel for consumption at the hotel. guests are allowed guide dogs only. we regret that we are unable to accommodate children under the age of 16.
smoking is strictly prohibited within the hotel bedrooms and communal areas. any breach of this policy will automatically result in a £75 minimum charge being made (in respect of cleaning etc) from the credit or debit card supplied by the guest as security when the booking is made.
guests must report any loss of or damage to their property immediately on discovery to the hotel’s reception or other appropriate staff members, and shall make themselves available to assist with any reports made by the hotel to the police.
guests shall not enter areas of the hotel which are indicated as being closed to the public. the hotel shall not be responsible for death, personal injury or loss or damage to property suffered by a guest in such areas. the hotel shall not be liable to a guest for any loss or damage to property caused by the misconduct or negligence of a guest or an act of god, or where the guest remains in exclusive charge of the property concerned. the hotel’s liability for any other loss of or damage to a guest’s property is limited to £50 for any one article or £100 in aggregate, except where, stolen, lost or damaged through the default, neglect or wilful act of the hotel. the hotel shall not be liable for any failure or delay in performing any of its obligations under this agreement if the failure or delay was due to any cause beyond its reasonable control, including (without limitation) war or threat of war, civil or political action or disturbance, riot, natural disaster, fire, epidemic, bad weather, terrorist activity (threatened or actual), military activity, governmental or regulatory action, industrial dispute, act of god, failure of power or machinery, failure of or interruption in externally provided services and utilities, and all similar events outside the hotel’s control. for the avoidance of doubt, the hotel does not exclude its liability for death or personal injury caused by the hotel’s negligence. the hotel is not liable for any loss or damage caused to a guest’s vehicle, unless caused by the hotel’s wilful misconduct. guests will be liable for any loss, damage or personal injury they may cause at the hotel and the hotel may claim such sums from debit or credit card details supplied at the time of booking or arrival.
we are a small hotel, so we ask kindly that you respect the other guests that are staying in the hotel.
please note that if on any occasion you are asked more than once to keep noise levels down, the hotel staff have the right to ask you to leave the premises and £50 will be charged to your card.
for any guests wishing to leave early, the rest of the stay will still be charged as per the cancellation policy and no refund will be offered.
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it would be wrong to pinpoint sales figures as the only key element of gaining increased business profits. nevertheless, it is a crucial barometer of how well the company is performing.
regardless of your current position, gaining increased sales can only push your business in the right direction. this should be a key item on your to-do list at all times. while it might feel like an insurmountable task, it’s often the small improvements that bring the biggest change.
incorporate these ideas into your way of thinking, and you cannot go far wrong.
you’re never going to convert a sale without first sparking an interest from the potential customer. the digital world has changed everything, and mastering the internet will send your sales figures through the roof.
however, the online audience is very demanding so it’s imperative that you give them the content they want. social media marketing is a particularly powerful way of interacting with clients. let’s face it; you’re going to see a far stronger response when they feel like they’re participating rather than spectating.
standing out from the crowd is job one, and improved marketing schemes is the way to do it. perfect these elements and you should have a solid foundation.
great products should be the central focus of your venture at all times. but it’s important to remember that your customers only human. playing on those human emotions can be a great way to boost your sales.
running special promotions can have a telling impact. the customer will feel like they are getting a better deal while the increased volume of sales will see your overall revenue swell too. meanwhile, improving the shopping experience with better pos terminals can go a long way to making them smile too.
generating an initial sale is great. nevertheless, the key to long-term success is to keep customers coming back for more. the only way to achieve this is by gaining their trust. with this in mind, your commitment to their needs cannot end with the sale.
modern technology like virtual receptionists and email care can help you attend to their needs. knowing that your team is ready to help in a crisis will generate far greater trust and appreciation from the customer. if that doesn’t lead to increased sales, nothing will.
smart marketing and conducting your business in a professional manner will plant a seed into the mind of customers. but interest alone won’t make a profit. you need sales and existing clients can be your secret weapon.
a better understanding of the key audience will always go down well. as far as casting your nets further afield is concerned, referral rewards are the ideal solution. people respond far greater to the recommendations of loved ones. offer your current customers a financial incentive to spread the word, and they will.
moreover, those positive words will naturally enhance their personal feelings towards your company too. in turn, this could increase their likelihood of another purchase as well as the people they’ve recruited on your behalf. what more could you ever ask for?


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as with any wedding theme, you will want to use sunflowers as much as possible without going overboard. below are 6 ideas to get you moving.
invitations decorated with sunflowers are a colorful start to your wedding experience. you can also use the same or a similar design for all of your printed wedding materials.
your wedding programs, thank you cards and any signs you use for your wedding day can all be printed with sunflower designs.
visit sunflower wedding invitations for more ideas.
start off your wedding ceremony with your flower girl throwing small sunflowers or just the petals as she walks down the aisle. this will pave the way for the rest of your wedding day, and you can also decorate her basket with sunflowers as well.
as a bride you can wear them in your hair along with your bridal party. sunflowers also work well as pew decorations if you are having a church wedding ceremony by themselves or mixed with other flowers of the season.
have your bridal party carry a single sunflower or a small group of them instead of a bouquet.
fall offers some great color choices that work very well with a sunflower wedding theme. gold and yellow along with deep reds, greens and blues work well. also, chocolate is a popular choice that can be paired up with light blue or pink.
tie these colors into all aspects of your wedding including your decorations and accents for your wedding dress. these colors look great as bridesmaid dresses, and they work as accent colors for the men in the bridal party as well.
fall is harvest season, and with it brings items of the season that can be used as wedding decorations. pumpkins, gourds, colorful leaves and wine are four things that come to mind.
for centerpieces try bouquets of sunflowers by themselves or paired with other flowers of the season like hydrangea and roses. dried sunflowers of various sizes can also be used for centerpieces and other decorative flower arrangements.
another centerpiece option is to cut off the stems of sunflowers and float them in fish bowls or other shallow vases filled with water. if you are having an outdoor wedding, decorate wedding ceremony arches, fences and other items with sunflowers.
instead of traditional white wedding cake consider spiced, chocolate or other seasonal flavor. have your baker or cake designer finish your cake off with fondant sunflowers or real (or silk) sunflower blooms.
you can take it a step further by finding a cake serving set decorated with sunflowers, or top your cake off with a sunflower wedding cake topper.
finish off your sunflower wedding theme with a gift for your guests. sunflower seeds come packaged in tulle or pretty favor bags, and there are even chocolate covered sunflower seeds for a fun alternative.
sunflower cookies and other traditional wedding favors decorated with sunflowers can help to finish off your day and your wedding theme.
if you want to send your guests home with actual sunflowers, consider growing small sunflowers in pots. have one per couple or guest at the table, and put them at the center of your tables so they can double as your wedding centerpieces.


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All passages are authentic and leveled and each is paired with a Common Core-aligned question set based on the highest quality research.
ReadWorks encourages teachers to choose texts based on their students’ reading levels. Often times, texts in grades above or below grade level could be appropriate for your students.
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The Into the Book website offers interactive learning activities for each reading comprehension strategy. Click on 'Kids' to enter the student site. The 'Teachers' area of the website offers loads of materials for teachers, including music and video clips, classroom design ideas, posters and more. Click on a strategy, then on 'Student Video' for an interactive teacher guide for each episode.
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all passages are authentic and leveled and each is paired with a common core-aligned question set based on the highest quality research.
readworks encourages teachers to choose texts based on their students’ reading levels. often times, texts in grades above or below grade level could be appropriate for your students.
award-winning classroom resources that align to academic standards and span all curricular areas. cost-free!
the into the book website offers interactive learning activities for each reading comprehension strategy. click on 'kids' to enter the student site. the 'teachers' area of the website offers loads of materials for teachers, including music and video clips, classroom design ideas, posters and more. click on a strategy, then on 'student video' for an interactive teacher guide for each episode.
check out books on your iphone, ipad, or ereader by downloading the overdrive app. all you need is a library card from one of the winding rivers libraries!
10-20 articles free per 30 day period!


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ers will need to understand the overall impact to claims, which is a function of the frequency of accidents, and it's likely that claims will decline with these systems," Blecher says. "On the other hand, repair costs could rise due to the technology required to support ADAS systems, especially since many ADAS sensors are placed in vulnerable portions of the vehicle, like the bumper and radiator grill. "The study is expected to be thorough, which means it won't be quick. It's projected to last for several years. It's not that I was suspicious.
Should they also have used a dynamic analysis tool? If you take the time to read the full report, let me know your thoughts. Exonerating electronics leaves sticking accelerator pedals and accelerator pedals trapped by floor mats as the primary causes of unintended acceleration, at least for now. NHTSA and NASA plan to brief members of a National Academy of Sciences panel that is also studying unintended acceleration and electronic throttle control. And based on their findings, NHT.

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ers will need to understand the overall impact to claims, which is a function of the frequency of accidents, and it's likely that claims will decline with these systems," blecher says. "on the other hand, repair costs could rise due to the technology required to support adas systems, especially since many adas sensors are placed in vulnerable portions of the vehicle, like the bumper and radiator grill. "the study is expected to be thorough, which means it won't be quick. it's projected to last for several years. it's not that i was suspicious.
should they also have used a dynamic analysis tool? if you take the time to read the full report, let me know your thoughts. exonerating electronics leaves sticking accelerator pedals and accelerator pedals trapped by floor mats as the primary causes of unintended acceleration, at least for now. nhtsa and nasa plan to brief members of a national academy of sciences panel that is also studying unintended acceleration and electronic throttle control. and based on their findings, nht.


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"Elegy" design represents natural structures and uncovers mysteries of mutual penetration of light, lines, and textures. Combined textures of stones and carved bas-reliefs provide genuine harmony, while natural color range soothes and helps to relax.
"Rondo" design presents trendy vegetative notes expressed in thick velvet and emphasized by an incredibly beautiful organza with applied ornament and embroidery. Four color themes can be observed this design: golden yellow, beige, silver gray, and sky blue.

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"elegy" design represents natural structures and uncovers mysteries of mutual penetration of light, lines, and textures. combined textures of stones and carved bas-reliefs provide genuine harmony, while natural color range soothes and helps to relax.
"rondo" design presents trendy vegetative notes expressed in thick velvet and emphasized by an incredibly beautiful organza with applied ornament and embroidery. four color themes can be observed this design: golden yellow, beige, silver gray, and sky blue.


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Western Power Distribution (WPD), the electricity distribution network operator for the Midlands, South West England and South Wales, has appointed energy and utilities specialist Develop Training (DTL) to deliver a bespoke programme specifically designed to further support the mental wellbeing of its staff.
The new training programme, which will initially be delivered to 36 people this spring, has a range of objectives, including understanding mental toughness and resilience and the benefits of developing those attributes. It will also teach staff stress management strategies and how to recognise physical and psychological responses to stress.
DTL has previously enjoyed a successful relationship with WPD delivering a number of successful training programmes including a leadership and management programme and a behavioural customer service programme for 5,500+ staff.

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western power distribution (wpd), the electricity distribution network operator for the midlands, south west england and south wales, has appointed energy and utilities specialist develop training (dtl) to deliver a bespoke programme specifically designed to further support the mental wellbeing of its staff.
the new training programme, which will initially be delivered to 36 people this spring, has a range of objectives, including understanding mental toughness and resilience and the benefits of developing those attributes. it will also teach staff stress management strategies and how to recognise physical and psychological responses to stress.
dtl has previously enjoyed a successful relationship with wpd delivering a number of successful training programmes including a leadership and management programme and a behavioural customer service programme for 5,500+ staff.


text: Welcome to our directory of Fashion photographers, photo and film production agencies and companies. In need of a Fashion photographers? Have a look at the photography portfolios from our members, find your favorites and get in contact. On Production Paradise you will find the best Fashion photographers in Hamburg or worldwide. Whether you need to rent photo or video equipment, to find a nice location or other creative services, or you are looking for talents to hire, we provide you the best contacts all over Hamburg.

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My motivations are to provide a space for local artists to curate exhibits based upon their interests and, of course, to provide another venue for contemporary art in a city where the options are very few. Also, as this is not a commercial venture, we are able to exhibit work without the pressure of making sales dictating what is shown.
Six 1-month exhibits per year (April-September).
Exhibits ranging from formal painting shows to film screenings/performances. Some live music as well.
Local artists are invited to curate shows based on their own interests, preferably involving some artists from outside of SE Wisconsin.
Proposals are accepted, but most curators are invited by director.
Curatorial approach is to provide local artists with a professionally managed space with which to present exhibits.
So far, the curatorial approach is working very well. Attendance has exceeded expectations and participating artists have been grateful for the opportunity. Funding is difficult, but not a huge problem thus far.
My hope is to provide opportunities for networking with artists from outside of the local community and to provide a space for projects/exhibits that would otherwise not be able to be realized.
The variety of programming is most exciting to me. Film/video screenings and live music/performance are an exciting avenue to me, as options are few in Milwaukee to present this kind of work.
Images courtesy of Usable Space.

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my motivations are to provide a space for local artists to curate exhibits based upon their interests and, of course, to provide another venue for contemporary art in a city where the options are very few. also, as this is not a commercial venture, we are able to exhibit work without the pressure of making sales dictating what is shown.
six 1-month exhibits per year (april-september).
exhibits ranging from formal painting shows to film screenings/performances. some live music as well.
local artists are invited to curate shows based on their own interests, preferably involving some artists from outside of se wisconsin.
proposals are accepted, but most curators are invited by director.
curatorial approach is to provide local artists with a professionally managed space with which to present exhibits.
so far, the curatorial approach is working very well. attendance has exceeded expectations and participating artists have been grateful for the opportunity. funding is difficult, but not a huge problem thus far.
my hope is to provide opportunities for networking with artists from outside of the local community and to provide a space for projects/exhibits that would otherwise not be able to be realized.
the variety of programming is most exciting to me. film/video screenings and live music/performance are an exciting avenue to me, as options are few in milwaukee to present this kind of work.
images courtesy of usable space.


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Pastor Valleskey comes from a pastor’s family. His father served as a pastor in Detroit, Michigan, for forty years. His two brothers are also pastors.
Pastor Valleskey began his ministry in Livingston, Montana. He moved from there to San Jose, California, where he was the founding pastor of Apostles Lutheran Church. He served there at a time that San Jose was growing rapidly. The church, situated in a brand new neighborhood, also experienced rapid growth.
After serving in San Jose for twenty years, Pastor Valleskey accepted a call to serve as a professor at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, the graduate school that prepares young men for ministry in the congregations of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS), the church body of which Beautiful Saviour is a member. He served there, teaching New Testament and pastoral theology, for twenty years, the last eight of which he served as the president of the school.
In 2004, after 42 years of service, Pastor Valleskey retired from the full-time ministry. He and his wife, Janice, moved back to California, settling in San Diego’s North County. God has blessed them with a long and happy marriage. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 2011. They are blessed with three married daughters, three sons-in-law, ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. One of their daughters, Becky Dyrssen, is a teacher in Beautiful Saviour’s School.
In the years since retiring from the full-time ministry, Pastor Valleskey has served for periods of time in several congregations around the country that were without a pastor. Since 2016, he has been serving here at Beautiful Saviour on a half-time basis.
Asked what his hobbies are, Pastor Valleskey replies, “I like to read and to travel. I enjoy eating out. But above all I love preaching and teaching the Gospel.” He and Janice have found Beautiful Saviour to be a very loving, warm, and friendly congregation.

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pastor valleskey comes from a pastor’s family. his father served as a pastor in detroit, michigan, for forty years. his two brothers are also pastors.
pastor valleskey began his ministry in livingston, montana. he moved from there to san jose, california, where he was the founding pastor of apostles lutheran church. he served there at a time that san jose was growing rapidly. the church, situated in a brand new neighborhood, also experienced rapid growth.
after serving in san jose for twenty years, pastor valleskey accepted a call to serve as a professor at wisconsin lutheran seminary, the graduate school that prepares young men for ministry in the congregations of the wisconsin evangelical lutheran synod (wels), the church body of which beautiful saviour is a member. he served there, teaching new testament and pastoral theology, for twenty years, the last eight of which he served as the president of the school.
in 2004, after 42 years of service, pastor valleskey retired from the full-time ministry. he and his wife, janice, moved back to california, settling in san diego’s north county. god has blessed them with a long and happy marriage. they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 2011. they are blessed with three married daughters, three sons-in-law, ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. one of their daughters, becky dyrssen, is a teacher in beautiful saviour’s school.
in the years since retiring from the full-time ministry, pastor valleskey has served for periods of time in several congregations around the country that were without a pastor. since 2016, he has been serving here at beautiful saviour on a half-time basis.
asked what his hobbies are, pastor valleskey replies, “i like to read and to travel. i enjoy eating out. but above all i love preaching and teaching the gospel.” he and janice have found beautiful saviour to be a very loving, warm, and friendly congregation.


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Nature, mountains, culture and tradition, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains in the heart of the Alpujarra. Only 40 km from the Costa Tropical and a short distance away from the ski resort. The perfect combination to spend some unforgettable days in the El Cercado Resort, a small magical paradise.
The Cercado is set in a residential area, in the heart of nature, and in the village of Alcutar-Anejo de Berchules, well-known for its famous New Year’s Eve celebrations in August, the first of its kind in the world.
El Cercado offers all the peace and quiet of an Alpujarra village but with the added comfort of a 5-star hotel. It has 14 typical picturesque Alpujarra houses , sleeping between 2 and 6 people.
They come with a kitchen, fireplace, heating, washing machine, microwave, TV, fridge, kitchen utensils, towel heater, and a parking space just outside the door.
And, as a star attraction, we offer a suite, which has been exquisitely decorated and where you can enjoy its Jacuzzi, with superb views, accompanied by the singing of the birds, the whistling of the breeze and the fragrances of nature.
The Cercado has been especially designed to eliminate any architectural obstacles and one of the houses is completely suitable for the disabled . Car park, adult’s swimming pool, large banquet rooms for all kinds of events, classrooms, children’s play area.
Bar-restaurant, specializing in meat and roasted over an open fire in a traditional firewood oven. As well as the delicious Alpujarra dishes and desserts.
Large open spaces for all kinds of environmental activities, as well as hiking, horse riding, mountain bikes, 4x4.

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nature, mountains, culture and tradition, at the foot of the sierra nevada mountains in the heart of the alpujarra. only 40 km from the costa tropical and a short distance away from the ski resort. the perfect combination to spend some unforgettable days in the el cercado resort, a small magical paradise.
the cercado is set in a residential area, in the heart of nature, and in the village of alcutar-anejo de berchules, well-known for its famous new year’s eve celebrations in august, the first of its kind in the world.
el cercado offers all the peace and quiet of an alpujarra village but with the added comfort of a 5-star hotel. it has 14 typical picturesque alpujarra houses , sleeping between 2 and 6 people.
they come with a kitchen, fireplace, heating, washing machine, microwave, tv, fridge, kitchen utensils, towel heater, and a parking space just outside the door.
and, as a star attraction, we offer a suite, which has been exquisitely decorated and where you can enjoy its jacuzzi, with superb views, accompanied by the singing of the birds, the whistling of the breeze and the fragrances of nature.
the cercado has been especially designed to eliminate any architectural obstacles and one of the houses is completely suitable for the disabled . car park, adult’s swimming pool, large banquet rooms for all kinds of events, classrooms, children’s play area.
bar-restaurant, specializing in meat and roasted over an open fire in a traditional firewood oven. as well as the delicious alpujarra dishes and desserts.
large open spaces for all kinds of environmental activities, as well as hiking, horse riding, mountain bikes, 4x4.


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The municipality of Lucainena de las Torres (650 inhabitants in 2013; 12,300 ha) is located at the eastern edge of the Sierra de Alhamilla.
The flag of Lucainena de las Torres, adopted on 17 August 2002 by the Municipal Council and validated on 15 May 2003 by the Royal Academy of Cordóba, is prescribed by Decree No. 188 adopted on 24 June 2003 by the Government of Andalusia and published on 9 July 2003 in the official gazette of Andalusia, No. 130, pp. 15,407-15,408 (text). This was confirmed by a Decree adopted on 30 November 2004 by the Government of Andalusia and published on 20 December 2004 in the official gazette of Andalusia, No. 246, pp. 28,986-29,002 (text).
The coat of arms of Lucainena de las Torres, adopted on 3 August 1996 by the Municipal Council, is prescribed by Decree No. 464, adopted on 8 October 1996 by the Government of Andalusia and published on 29 October 1996 in the official gazette of Andalusia, No. 124, p. 13,881 (text). This was confirmed by a Decree adopted on 30 November 2004 by the Government of Andalusia and published on 20 December 2004 in the official gazette of Andalusia, No. 246, pp. 28,986-29,002 (text).
Coat of arms: Per pale, 1. Azure (blue) six towers argent placed 1, 2 and 2, in chief a hammer or and a pick of the same crossed per saltire, in base waves argent and azure, 2. The Royal arms of Castle, grafted in base the Royal arms of León. The shield in modern Spanish style, surmounted with a Royal Spanish crown closed.
The towers in the first quarter recall the old name of the town, Lucainena de las Siete Torres (of the Seven Towers). The second quarter shows the arms of Castile and of León.
The coat of arms adopted on 12 May 1995 by the Municipal Council was rejected by the Royal Academy of Cordóba. The Municipal Council submitted two new proposals on 1 June 1996; the proposal recommended by the Academy, validated on 27 June 1996, was adopted on 3 August 1996 by the Municipal Council.

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the municipality of lucainena de las torres (650 inhabitants in 2013; 12,300 ha) is located at the eastern edge of the sierra de alhamilla.
the flag of lucainena de las torres, adopted on 17 august 2002 by the municipal council and validated on 15 may 2003 by the royal academy of cordóba, is prescribed by decree no. 188 adopted on 24 june 2003 by the government of andalusia and published on 9 july 2003 in the official gazette of andalusia, no. 130, pp. 15,407-15,408 (text). this was confirmed by a decree adopted on 30 november 2004 by the government of andalusia and published on 20 december 2004 in the official gazette of andalusia, no. 246, pp. 28,986-29,002 (text).
the coat of arms of lucainena de las torres, adopted on 3 august 1996 by the municipal council, is prescribed by decree no. 464, adopted on 8 october 1996 by the government of andalusia and published on 29 october 1996 in the official gazette of andalusia, no. 124, p. 13,881 (text). this was confirmed by a decree adopted on 30 november 2004 by the government of andalusia and published on 20 december 2004 in the official gazette of andalusia, no. 246, pp. 28,986-29,002 (text).
coat of arms: per pale, 1. azure (blue) six towers argent placed 1, 2 and 2, in chief a hammer or and a pick of the same crossed per saltire, in base waves argent and azure, 2. the royal arms of castle, grafted in base the royal arms of león. the shield in modern spanish style, surmounted with a royal spanish crown closed.
the towers in the first quarter recall the old name of the town, lucainena de las siete torres (of the seven towers). the second quarter shows the arms of castile and of león.
the coat of arms adopted on 12 may 1995 by the municipal council was rejected by the royal academy of cordóba. the municipal council submitted two new proposals on 1 june 1996; the proposal recommended by the academy, validated on 27 june 1996, was adopted on 3 august 1996 by the municipal council.


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The listener must position himself underneath one of the Soundspots. On this spot he hears music coming from the traditional speakers. These sounds mingle with the music coming from the Soundspots, consequently resulting in a polyphonic texture of timbres. The listener can influence this polyphonic result by moving through the spatial environment or by positioning himself underneath one of the other Soundspots.
Rob van Rijswijk and Jeroen Strijbos’ Artist website.

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the listener must position himself underneath one of the soundspots. on this spot he hears music coming from the traditional speakers. these sounds mingle with the music coming from the soundspots, consequently resulting in a polyphonic texture of timbres. the listener can influence this polyphonic result by moving through the spatial environment or by positioning himself underneath one of the other soundspots.
rob van rijswijk and jeroen strijbos’ artist website.