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Top 20 East Stour Vacation Rentals, Vacation Homes & Condo Rentals - Airbnb East Stour, England, United Kingdom
Become a HostHelpSign UpLog InEast Stour · Anytime · 1 guestEast StourAnytime1 guestWhereAnytime1 guestRoom typePrice rangeInstant BookRefund policyMore filtersBaskerville cottage is a redecorated stone cottage on an old dairy farm looking out onto hay meadows and the Dorset hills. A very spacious two bedroom cottage with bags of character, a 'boutique hotel' feel, and very welcoming for families. Maximum occupancy is 4 people including infants. Sorry no dogs.The cottage at Baskerville Farm is bright and airy, with lots of space to enjoy the rural views. It is next to the main farm house where the host family live. The cottage is self-contained, newly double glazed and has its own outside area overlooking the hay meadows.
The separate kitchen, dining hall and a cosy living room are all equipped to a high standard, we have tried our best to anticipate your every need.The Dorset countryside is simply wonderful and the area is full of gems to explore. The cottage is on the edge of Stour Row village which is 10 mins from the stunning hilltop market town of Shaftesbury with Gold Hill and its views made famous by the Hovis ad. In under an hour there are ruined castles, national trust houses, Longleat Safari park, stunning beaches and much much more to see. There are several fantastic gastro pubs within a short drive, and the well stocked award winning Udder Farm Shop & cafe just a couple of minutes in the car outside our village. Fishing in the Todber lakes are almost on the doorstep, the North Dorset Cycle trail runs through the village along our street, and many fabulous walks and opportunities for horse riding are in the area. Also in Stour Row is the beautiful woodland trust- managed Duncliffe Woods, perfect for walks and den building and a magical display of bluebells in the spring.Great spot for a few days r&r with the family. Ruth and family were excellent hosts and very happy to show us around, provide recommendations and allow the children to see/feed the animals. The cottage is superbly presented, to a boutique hotel standard, and has all the benefits of a separate kitchen / dining / sitting room. Lovely view of the Dorset country side from the outside space and well positioned for family days out. We would happily recommend and hope to return. The Bishops.Andrew2016-07-10T00:00:00ZStayed at the outhouse recently redone 1800 annex barn. Simply stunning rooms and cosy snug with a stove. All details thought of and very welcoming! I'm sure we will see you againAlexander2016-01-25T00:00:00ZWe had an amazing time at Ruth & Morgan's cottage - it's beautifully designed and furnished, in a great location for exploring Dorset and Somerset, and with fantastic hosts. PERFECT for a long weekend get-away, a rural family holiday or romantic break; can't recommend the cottage enough. Mark2016-03-19T00:00:00ZThe stay at Baskerville Farm was simply great! The Cottage is exactly as comfy and beautifully arranged as described and shown in the pictures. Actually it did not feel like staying in a holiday home, but as being at home, due to the lovingly arrangement. Ruth & Morgan are fantastic hosts and did a perfect job to give us the feeling of being welcomed. The area is ideal for a relaxing time in the country, with Beautiful landscapes and nice trails. Still many places are interest can be reached within max. hour drive. So this is fine as well. Altogether it was the perfect holiday experience. Thanks a lot to Ruth & Morgan for creating such a great environment for relaxation. Susanne2016-05-12T00:00:00ZBaskerville Cottage is richly deserved to be called a luxury cottage. The cottage is very aesthetically restored and we immediately felt at home. The household was completely equipped with everything we needed or even more. A view from the windows shows the beautiful Dorset countryside. Ruth and Morgan are lovely hosts who gave us many ideas for our sightseeing tours. Thank you Ruth and Morgan!Pirkko2016-02-20T00:00:00ZWe spent a lovely few days at Ruth & Morgan's delightful cottage. With a warm welcome and goodies to enjoy on arrival it was a real treat. Beautifully clean, fresh and tasteful decoration throughout, with an exceptionally comfortable bed and fabulous shower. We even followed up to enquire about the furniture as we loved the sofa and Ruth was so helpful. A very relaxing break, thank you so much. Best Wishes, Deborah, Riz & the girls. Deborah2016-03-24T00:00:00ZRuth was so accommodating when we arrived at the cottage. No problem was too small for Ruth and Morgan to help us with. It was the perfect country stay for my family. The cottage was luxurious but had all the comforts of home, including toys and games for my little girl. Can't praise the cottage and the easy communication with Ruth enough!Eleanor2016-04-19T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely time here. Peaceful and very comfortable. Beds and showers fantastic as was the kitchen. Ruth was very welcoming and helpful as we arrived. Much to do in the area but sitting by the fire was wonderful.Kerrie2016-11-18T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates4BedroomsStour Row, United KingdomLuxury family cottage DorsetPrice$174 CAD Luxury family cottage DorsetEntire home/apt · 3 beds50 reviewsOn the edge of Duncliff Wood, overlooking the Blackmore Vale, Hawkers Farm is ideally placed for exploring the Dorset countryside. The Annex is attached to a 16th century former hunting lodge and has its' own entrance, living room, small kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. There is also an outdoor seating area shaded by a large oak tree. Shepherds hut available from July.Spacious living room with direct garden access, two sofas, an armchair, bookcase, TV/DVD player, iPod docking station, radio, games, toys and books. A small kitchen with dishwasher, built in oven, domino electric induction hob, fridge, microwave, nespresso coffee machine, milk frother and washing machine and a dining area. Stairs lead to the first floor with a large double bedroom with king size bed (new Eco mattress), a chaise longue, dressing table, wardrobe and chest of drawers, a single room with under bed storage and chest of drawers and a bathroom with bath, sink, toilet and over-bath shower. All rooms on the first floor have a sloping ceiling so head height is restricted at the sides of the rooms. A travel cot and high chair can be provided. Wifi throughout.It is ideal for walkers, art lovers, foodies and young explorers. There is a hill fort on the farm and Duncliff Wood (Woodland Trust) adjoins the farm. There is an excellent farm shop with cafe and children's play area (The Udder Farm Shop) and a pub (The Kings Arms) one mile away and Shaftesbury, Sherborne, Bruton (Hauser & Wirth), Tisbury (Messum's Wiltshire), Longleat and Stourhead under 30mins away. Bath, the Jurassic Coast, Sandbanks, Salisbury and Stonehenge are under 1 hour away.Jenny was incredibly welcoming and made us feel instantly at home; she was there to answer every question and gave us some great local recommendations. The annex is attached to the farm (an amazing and fascinating building) and is cosy and very well equipped, with basic supplies to allow you a cup of tea on arrival. There are beautiful views of the dorset countryside and it's the perfect rural spot to explore the bluebell-filled woods and the surrounding areas. We were really sad to say goodbye- it's a wonderful place to stay.Lauren2016-05-05T00:00:00ZGreat place to stay when visiting North Dorsetsandy2016-08-08T00:00:00ZThe cottage is set in an ideal location right on the edge of the woods and stunning countryside. We were so lucky to be there at bluebell time - it's fabulous. Jenny was such a great host and really looked after us even bringing us some salads when we couldn't get to the shops. The cottage is small but well equipped and cosy. Jenny had provided a range of great films too. Lovely relaxing stay - thank you Louise2017-04-27T00:00:00ZThis is a real find in Dorset! Surrounded by lush rolling green hills with an extremely comfortable home to base yourself in. We (family of 4 with children aged nearly 5 and nearly 2) stayed for a weekend away from the city and loved exploring the woods behind the farm (Duncliffe Wood) and the surrounding villages. Udder Farm shop and cafe (with a Cook) is around the corner and made self catering super easy. Jenny has been very considered in fitting the cottage out whether you are staying in or spending most of the time out (and the surprise buckets of Lego and bag of toys were a hit with our kids!) She was really helpful in recommending Vale Farm for a horse riding lesson for my eldest child and the v impressive local cheese festival on the weekend we were there. I would happily hurry back here for some R&R. The 2nd bedroom has a single bed and our travel cot could squeeze in (but no extra space on the side) and while the kitchen and dining space is cosy, it's very functional and was more than comfortable for us. Alison2016-09-11T00:00:00ZThis place is great for relaxing and the views are wonderful. It's very close to a few towns. Great walks. The annex is very spacious and cosy. I stayed here with my dog and he loved the open space as well as Jenny's two dogs. There's plenty of privacy and if you need anything Jenny is right there. Highly recommend a long stay here. Barbara2017-02-20T00:00:00ZJenny's place is lovely! The location is perfect and there is plenty to explore in the area. The house was comfortable and perfect for a rural getaway. Highly recommended! Ben2017-05-01T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay in the annex. It was clean and comfortable and very well equipped. It is super quiet, but only a five minute drive from Shaftesbury, great pubs and a cracking farm shop. There are lovely walks from the front door and the scenery is simply stunning. Jenny did a great job of being on hand but not invading our privacy. The bread, milk, butter and jam were an unexpected bonus and the tasty cake stopped our tea being too wet! Wouldn't hesitate to come back.Victoria2016-08-05T00:00:00ZJenny has a beautiful beautiful farmhouse in a lovely, quiet and very green part of the North Dorset countryside. First things first - she's really nice (and interesting). It was great to have an aperitif one evening with Jenny and her daughter Charlotte and talk about the world. Otherwise, the place itself is absolutely beautiful - and very well equipped. Thank you Jenny for a great stayAlan2016-08-12T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates3BedroomsStour Provost, United KingdomCharacter 2 bedrms in rural setting, stunning viewPrice$130 CAD Character 2 bedrms in rural setting, stunning viewEntire home/apt · 2 beds · Fully refundable28 reviewsA charming country cottage near Shaftesbury with ensuite rooms and a warm welcome. Cosy shepherd hut with woodburner and firepit with easy access bathroom just inside the cottage. Beautiful garden, pets and children welcome, and suitable for less able. Delicious breakfasts & perfect for sightseeing & walking in Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire.Lawn Cottage is a charming 18th Century cottage in the quiet village of Stour Row, a couple of miles outside Shaftesbury. Set in a delightful English cottage garden looking out over the fields and up to Duncliffe Hill. The pretty en-suite bedroom has its own access, which makes it suitable for the less-abled. Guests also have access to the country kitchen, dining room and sitting room. In summer and warm weather guests can have breakfast on the terrace under the climbing roses, or relax in one of the hammocks or in a chair in the garden.Shaftesbury is a charming market town perched on the highest hill in Dorset. Filled with lovely little shops, a weekend antiques market, a couple of delis, some old fashioned pubs, and some excellent little restaurants. The 12th Century abbey, with its February Snowdrop festival, is worth a visit and for Tess of the d'Urbevilles enthusiasts the Thomas Hardy Trail that leads from the centre of Shaftesbury to his cottage (past the front door of Lawn Cottage).
Not far away are several beautiful National Trust sites including: the flowery expanse of Fontmell and Melbury Downs and the Iron Age fort at Hambledon Hill. For something a little more cultured, the Palladian splendour of Stourhead is just eight miles away.June's cottage is charming and beautifully appointed. The room is immaculate and I am fussy about bedding which was so appreciated. Thank you for your kind hospitality and I shall recommend.Carolyn2017-02-12T00:00:00ZJune was charming, welcoming and has a lovely country home. Our en suite bedroom was just what we needed and the bed was very comfy! She also made us a delicious English Breakfast on the Sunday. Pips2015-06-15T00:00:00ZA lovely warm welcome from June who made us feel at home in her lovely cottage. Our room and ensuite were beautifully decorated, clean and very comfortable with a very large double bed. A very peaceful and quite setting with lovely country views. We would rate this as a five star b/b. June also went out of her way to accommodate my food intolerance.Carol2016-05-16T00:00:00ZJune was a wonderful hostess and myself and my partner thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the Shepherd's Hut - a lovely self contained room with beautiful views out onto the rolling countryside. June made our stay as comfortable as possible and was thoroughly attentive and welcoming. Great breakfast in the morning and a glass of wine and homemade cheese biscuits welcomed us! We would definitely consider staying with June again - thank you! Sally2015-08-31T00:00:00ZSuch a wonderful host and wonderful place. looking forward to another stayPaul2017-02-19T00:00:00ZStaying with June was a delightful experience and a lot of fun. The cottage was very comfortable and June was a great host. The location suited us well, Shaftesbury was close by and very pretty. We would happily recommend this B&B. Hugh2015-08-02T00:00:00ZPerfect , we were in the area for a party and June looked after us incredibly well. I'd thoroughly recommend a stay!Flora2014-09-01T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsStour Row, SHAFTESBURY, United KingdomShaftesbury lovely village b&b and Shepherd HutPrice$139 CAD Shaftesbury lovely village b&b and Shepherd HutPrivate room · 1 bed · Fully refundable8 reviewsThe Moat House is a unique "Grand Designs" style house with panoramic and far reaching south facing views. Set in the Blackmore Vale, the property is within a couple of miles of picturesque Shaftesbury.
Shaftesbury is the ‘Gateway to the South West’ from which you can tour the area from Stonehenge in the east to Bath and Bristol to the north, and Bournemouth and the Jurassic Coast to the south.Jill's home is absolutely stunning. The room we stayed in was perfect and the views were just amazing. Jill was welcoming, friendly and extremely helpful. Breakfast was great, we didn't expect so much! I would recommend this place to couples looking for a relaxing get away.Emily2017-05-28T00:00:00ZBeautiful modern house with magnificent Dorset countryside views. Large comfortable well equipped room. Delicious generous breakfast with a wonderful view. Very helpful and accommodating hosts.Robert2016-09-25T00:00:00ZJill and Roy were fantastic hosts and made me feel at home as soon as I walked in the door. The house itself is stunning, like a property from Grand Designs with huge impressive windows and views in every room. The large bedroom was clean and comfortable with a great en suite. The king size bed was comfortable and I really appreciated the TV in the room. Breakfast was served in the observatory which is breathtaking. I could see for miles and miles while eating fresh pastries and drinking fabulous coffee. All in all a great stay and I will definitely be back!Victoria 2016-10-09T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsStour Row, England, United KingdomSpacious room with balcony and far reaching viewsPrice$130 CAD Spacious room with balcony and far reaching viewsPrivate room · 1 bed · Fully refundable3 reviewsRenovated modern house in idyllic location near historic town of Shaftesbury. House has all your home comforts and is built for relaxing family breaks or for groups of friends looking for a getaway location. Less than 2 hrs by train from LondonStylish, contemporary, open plan living and in an acre of land. The house has been built for luxury living with large flat screen TV, open plan kitchen diner and en-suite bathrooms. Light floods into the rooms and there are great views out to the Dorset countryside. Everything - we don't plan to be in when the house is being rented out to any guests (so make the most of the house)
Private gated access to house.Rural and scenic with good local pubs, restaurants, walks and fishing close at hand. Only 10 minutes from the historic town of Shaftesbury and the famous Gold Hill. The Jurassic Coast is also accessible within an hour and many National Trust properties such as Stourhead are nearby.Lesley was a fabulous host! She made planning my weekend away with some friends and family a breeze which is never normally the case with large groups! The house itself is even more beautiful than the pictures and has a lovely view from all windows. On arrival we had a tour of the house to inform us of everything we needed to know. All essentials where provided which I was not expecting which was a lovely surprise. I would defiantly stay at this destination again and hopefully next time a little longer than the weekend! molly2016-02-15T00:00:00ZAbsolutely fantastic house. We headed down for the New Years weekend. Lesley was there to meet us and show us around on arrival. Incredibly accommodating. Ideal place for a group of friends or families who want to escape from it all. The property is superb, even better than the pictures. There were 10 of us in total and we had plenty of room throughout the house. Close enough to walk to a few local pubs as well. For anyone looking for a place to relax and unwind then definitely head here. We will be heading back.James2017-01-02T00:00:00ZThe house was even better in person than in the pictures, plenty of different areas to gather in, the kitchen/dining/back lounge/outside area is such a fantastic space to have big groups of people in enjoying food & drink together! All of the rooms were spacious, plenty of bathrooms (one for each of the bedrooms), house was very clean, everything we needed was there. Ordered a tesco delivery for Friday night and had no need to leave the house we kept ourselves very entertained. Lesley was friendly and easy to get hold of, we had a fantastic weekend and would love to come back!Whitney2016-07-11T00:00:00ZWow, an amazing house. The photos don't do it justice. There is meticulous attention to detail in every room. Nearly everything you can possibly think of is available for enjoying your stay. I want a house like this. :)Madhava2017-04-10T00:00:00ZGreat place - house is is immaculate and in a great location. Excellent for large groups and hosts were very accommodating. Highly recommend and would stay there again.Grant2017-05-07T00:00:00ZThe house is lovely. Very well equiped. Our party of 8.5 eat all our meals in the house. All equipment, storage, cleanup provided including a gas bbq and wine cooler. Lesley was very accomodating in providing for the one year old in our party. Clean and spacious home with multiple in door and out door seating and eating areas. The Dorset country side is very picturesqe and multiple activities in easy drive. Great experience!William2015-08-04T00:00:00ZGreat house in amazing location, Lesley was an excellent host - very welcoming and friendly and very easy to reach. Very cool fancy house, immaculate and in a very picturesque location. Would definitely recommend.Kelwen2017-05-21T00:00:00ZLesley was lovely and very helpful from Day 1 of the booking right through to the day of arrival. The house is immaculate, but also has a homely feel with plenty of space for 10 people. We went for my Dad's 60th and it was the perfect place to celebrate. Shaftesbury and Gold Hills are a 10 minute drive away and there are some lovely walks across the fields and farms surrounding the property. Miles2016-10-10T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates10BedroomsDorset, United KingdomStylish 5 bed house in rural DorsetPrice$608 CAD Stylish 5 bed house in rural DorsetEntire home/apt · 5 beds42 reviewsThis beautiful, spacious, terrace cottage is owned by a renowned travel writer & has unique decorations from all over the world - as well as a myriad of books! Cosy lounge, large airy kitchen, garden with great views. Excellent location. Wifi. This cottage is the UK home of travel writer and author Stanley Stewart -- (website hidden). It is a cosy and charming home with tasteful furnishings and decor from around the world as well as an extensive library. French windows lead from the large kitchen to the garden which is small, a little wild, but much loved. There are beautiful views from the end of the garden southwards towards the Dorset Downs. There is also a small book lined library, a comfortable living room, a bedroom with two single beds and a guest loo on the ground floor. Upstairs is a large landing with a divan or day bed, a double bedroom and a large family bathroom with a bath, a bidet and a shower. The house stands on a quiet road on the edge of an even quieter village. There are plenty of walks from the front door. Fifehead Magdalen is a quiet village in a wonderful position in North Dorset close to the Wiltshire and Somerset borders. It is a very rural area -- there are no motorways in Dorset and no cities with the exception of Bournemouth down on the coast. Fifehead is ten minutes from Shaftesbury and 15 from Sherborne, both charming Dorset towns with interesting independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Stourhead, Salisbury, Bruton and Blandford Forum are all close at hand while Stonehenge, Cerne Abbas, Bath, Glastonbury, Wells, Purbeck, Lyme Regis and Dorset's Jurassic Coast make easy day excursions. There are shops, gastro pubs, restaurants, and National Trust properties within a short driving distance and the area has endless walking and biking possibilities.There is a wonderful farm shop just 5 minutes away and plenty of local supermarkets. My sister, husband and I spent the most wonderful five night stay in this cottage. From the minute we opened the door, we loved the place. In fact, well before then, we started to feel really good about the place, as Stanley was a great communicator and a very thoughtful host. This place really was a home away from home for us, in a really special village. Stanley thought of everything, and provided us with a welcome pack, lots of information about things to do, places to eat, books to read, as well as all the household essentials. My sister even made use of the jogging track thoughtfully provided for us, and we all did the local walks. From our handy base at this cottage, we took day trips to Bath, Shaftesbury, Sherborne, Tintinhull, Wareham and the Purbeck Coast. (There were many other options, but no time to do everything!!). The cottage is very conveniently located for adventurous travellers, and idyllic for those who just want to soak up the atmosphere of a well-positioned and picturesque English village. Christine2015-04-15T00:00:00ZThis spacious, well presented cottage is a wonderful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. The home is adorned with artefacts from different cultures and books galore (of all kinds) and it is an oasis of peace for relaxation purposes. A serene landscape can be admired, especially at sunrise, from the bench at the end of the garden. Sipping on tea/coffee, taking it all in is highly recommended. Located in the sleepy village of Fifehead Magdelen, the cottage offers an ideal base for exploring the surrounding Dorset landscape, villages such as Sherborne and Shaftesbury and other heritage sites. Definitely worth staying! Joyce2015-11-23T00:00:00ZThe house is delightful and in a lovely position. It was both cosy and spacious. Our host left us a welcome basket which we enjoyed drinking.. We were comfortable and we really enjoyed our stay. We found the cottage information very useful, and visited some of the local pubs and were very impressed. What a beautiful county Dorset is. We will certainly return. Seona2015-10-14T00:00:00ZStanley's house was fabulous. The pictures really don't do the house justice. There is plenty of room and space. The garden areas are lovely. Stanley's information was spot on and he made us feel like we were at home. We would love to return one day!Lara2016-05-03T00:00:00ZThis house is a treasure. We are confirms fans and will be back. Chris2017-05-21T00:00:00Zdear Stanley,thank you for the time we could spend in your beautifull and cozy home. the view in your garden was beautifull and the wine a fantastic malbec! thanks for arranging That we could stay!Carolin2016-07-21T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderfull time in Stanleys house. We have found what we have expected - a very personal, unique atmosphere and "charme". The house is perfect equipped. We have loved the silence in this area and all the touristic opportunities near by. @Stanley: Cheers for all the emails, your help & your recommendations. Auf Wiedersehen! ;-) Jessi, Max & Steven Steven2014-11-07T00:00:00ZWe did not actually meet the host but very friendly and helpful communications beforehand, lovely basket of welcome goodies on arrival, house was just as described, even nicer, and much bigger than looked in pictures! Very pretty village and surroundings. Lots of useful and helpful written information at the house, perfectly equipped, we would really recommend! Tal & Sally2015-04-03T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates5BedroomsFifehead Magdalen, Dorset, United KingdomGorgeous Rural Cottage ShaftesburyPrice$130 CAD Gorgeous Rural Cottage ShaftesburyEntire home/apt · 4 beds38 reviewsScandinavian style chalet with a modern look inside. Two bedrooms upstairs, both with en-suite facilities. Spacious open plan lounge, kitchen/diner with mod cons. Central to many attractions. Perfect for walkers, wedding guests or friends/families.Duncliffe chalet provides the perfect getaway from busy lives yet is central for many attractions and all within easy driving distance.
New for August 2015 - A six seater hot tub is now available for guests staying in Duncliffe chalet. For added privacy there is now a fully enclosed gazebo giving enough space to sit and chat with those enjoying the soothing warm water.Christina made us all feel very welcome, we felt at home straight away and loved our stay. Matt2016-10-20T00:00:00ZExcellent place to stayJames2016-12-11T00:00:00ZChristina's place was lovely and extremely clean. There appear to be four houses altogether but we felt ours was quiet and the other renters were very respectful. The hot tub was a great added bonus. We didn't have a chance to check out the games room but I think it is a great place for families and groups alike. Alison2016-05-03T00:00:00ZLovely place, clean, modern, beds were very comfy, hot tub was nice and land was well maintained. Everything big was about an hour away but happy with that as could visit weymouth and West bay or even bristol. Some nice touches with teas, biscuits, hot chocolates etc on arrival and christina was very nice and gave us a tour. I would definitely stay again.Simon2016-06-13T00:00:00ZChristina was lovely and told us everything we needed to know on arrival. The photos are incredible and yet they don't even do the place justice - it is such a fantastic and unique place to go and visit. I couldn't recommend it enough! How often in your life will you sit in a hot tub on a dairy farm? Eilidh2016-03-08T00:00:00ZChris was very welcoming and was on hand if required . Really nice stay . Thanks ChrisIan2016-02-02T00:00:00ZChristina greeted us when we arrived she was very friendly during our stay. The accommodation was even better than the description. There was four adults and two children. The chalet was spacious and we all enjoyed the space we had. The children loved playing outside. The hot tub was a huge hit with them. Eileen2016-06-03T00:00:00ZEverything was brilliant. Fabulous rural spot. Nice and quiet. The chalet was clean and well facilitated . We will go again. babak2015-07-20T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeChaletAccommodates6BedroomsGillingham, Dorset, United KingdomSuperb chalet on working dairy farm in DorsetPrice$455 CAD Superb chalet on working dairy farm in DorsetEntire home/apt · 4 beds10 reviewsOur beautiful, comfortable, Victorian house is free for Christmas and would be perfect for a family reunion. We have lots of entertaining space and a huge garden. The alpaca keeps the field tidy and you can have roaring fires to keep you warm. We have magnificent views over the Blackmore Vale and to Shaftesbury. Our garden has a water lily pond, a tennis court, a thyme lawn and a beautiful, functioning vegetable garden. The house is replete with wonderful wallpapers, stained glass and antique furniture but is definitely a family home. We are close to the historic towns of Sherborne, Shaftesbury, Salisbury and the gardens at Stourhead. There is an excellent farm shop about 400 yards away. Our hosts made us feel very welcome at every stage of this rental. They were accommodating, and friendly. They wrote a very helpful guide to the house, the region, the local services and anything else that we might need. They gave us pub and restaurant tips and even provided tourist guide books for the surrounding area. They were very relaxed about everything and made us feel very "at home". We were a group of 10 adults and 2 small children for the Xmas break and we had a wonderful time. The house was very large (8 bedrooms) and more than accommodated our large family. The joy of staying in this house is based on many factors not the least of which is it's grand architectural style. The rooms in the old section are very large with a superb dining room and Drawing Room which were wonderful for all our Xmas feasts and entertaining. The Drawing Room has a fireplace and so we had many wonderful evenings sitting in a grand, but cosy atmosphere. There was plenty of wood and the house was very warm throughout. The chickens and sheep and Alpaca provided great entertainment for the children and adults alike. The views from this house are quite stunning. There are large windows throughout and we were all treated to beautiful vistas of the surrounding countryside. A great place to stay with a large group.pippa2014-12-28T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates13BedroomsEast Stour, United KingdomLarge Family Home with Fab ViewsPrice$305 CAD Large Family Home with Fab ViewsEntire home/apt · 11 beds · Fully refundable1 reviewOur place is close to Shaftesbury, Sherborne, Gillingham (mainline station). You’ll love our place because of the views. We are on edge of village overlooking farmland, in a very peaceful, rural setting in the heart of Thomas Hardy country. Plenty of scenic walks and Fishing Lakes are within 1 mile. Several pubs to wine, dine and relax in within 2 miles. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids). with ample parking. Travel cot available.Lovely place, in a very peaceful area. Short driving distance from shops and pubs. Lots of food provided and hosts were very helpful and accurate.Gregory2017-04-12T00:00:00ZA wonderful place in a quiet, relaxed location. The apartment is wonderful - the photos do not do it justice and the views overlooking the surrounding countryside are just lovely. We had everything we needed and more - thank you for the extra breakfast bits and apple cake too! Peter & Ann were wonderful hosts. We look forward to visiting again soon.Fiona2017-04-17T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay in this excellent annex. The place is really lovely and surpassed all of our expectations. We received a great welcome and we really appreciated all of the little extras and there was a little survival package of food waiting for us when we arrived. The place has lots of great features such TV with lots of DVDs provided, private parking, lovely patio out the back and so much more. Jason2017-05-27T00:00:00ZAnother fabulous stay at this lovely place. The annexe is private, comfortable, cozy, and spotless with everything you might need. We loved it so much the first time we booked again. The hosts are friendly and accommodating and nothing is too much trouble. The place is fantastic value and even more lovely than on the photos. Just stay here!Alison and Nick2017-05-01T00:00:00ZEven nicer than on the photos and perfect for a little get away for a couple of days. The property has everything you need and more and the hosts were very generous with provisions. It is a very quiet and peaceful location, the beds are comfy and the living areas light and airy and again very comfy and the kitchen has everything you might need. In summary, excellent - we will be back!Alison and Nick2017-03-06T00:00:00ZAmazing. They provided loads of extras. Lovely and clean. Billy2017-04-10T00:00:00Zthe house is really confortable and very clean, we arrived that was late evening and Peter was there still waiting for us!the beds are very confortable and the kitchen as all you need to prepare a good meal ! good internet all considered since the place is kind of secluded...and lots of dvd movie to choose from! parking at two steps of the door, we really appreciate that too! and the quiet? wonderfully silent! perfect to sleep till late! see you next time!Josh2017-03-19T00:00:00ZStunning accommodation, with lovely hosts! Was everything we needed for our stay, Would highly recommend. Thanks for having us Peter and Ann :) Ike2017-05-20T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates4BedroomsMoorside, England, United KingdomThe Acorns - light, airy, self contained annex.Price$92 CAD The Acorns - light, airy, self contained annex.Entire home/apt · 3 beds · Fully refundable15 reviewsAbbey Lodge is a spacious, superbly-appointed Four Bedroom Holiday Lodge, Identical to Saxon Lodge but is also pet friendly*
Close to the borders of Dorset, Wiltshire and Somerset there are many places to explore. Some of the closest (and most famous) being Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, Longleat Safari Park, Stourhead, Stonehenge, and King Alfred’s Tower. Other attractions such as Glastonbury Tor, Monkey World, Salisbury, Bath, Bournemouth and the Jurassic Coast are all approximately an hour’s drive away.Room typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates8BedroomsDorset, England, United KingdomAbbey LodgePrice$98 CAD Abbey LodgeEntire home/apt · 6 bedsVisit our contemporary B&B in the beautiful Vale of Blackmore, north Dorset, surrounded by the gorgeous English countryside, within easy reach of lots to see and do. Sleep in a comfortable, well equipped double bedroom with your own private en suite shower room and lots of little treats. Next morning, enjoy a delicious range of breakfast options, prepared with local ingredients, served in a private dining room. We are Airbnb Superhosts and we look forward to meeting you.Described as "the best Airbnb experience I've ever had", Sunflowers Bed & Breakfast is a beautiful, modern house where we offer you a home-from-home welcome: somewhere we hope you will feel relaxed and at ease. Please read our reviews and then come and discover for yourself why a guest wrote: "A lovely warm welcome from Cleo on our arrival. [The] rooms were immaculate and so comfortable ... for an overnight stay we couldn't have hoped for more, apart from wishing we could've stayed longer."
Gillingham offers a number of independent shops, as well as supermarkets such as Waitrose and Asda. We are located a short 10 minute walk from the High Street and can provide a list of personally recommended eating and drinking spots in the area. We are great foodies and have discovered some lovely pubs and restaurants, the details of which we’re happy to share with you. If you don't have a UK phone, we're also happy to call and make dinner reservations on your behalf.Thank you for your hospitality Cleo. You are really getting out of your way and put the accent on each little details to make us feel like home .. but in better! Was a pleasure spending this new year at yours and hope we can visit very soon! Thanks again, Flo and ClaFlorian2017-01-01T00:00:00ZBeautiful home, immaculately clean and perfect hosts (Inc Peggy and the cats!!)Graham2017-02-14T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at cleos lovely sunflower house the room was lovely lots of nice extras like tea and coffee and chocolates, flowers in the room the highlight of our stay was the jucuzzi, i feel really grateful to Cleo for her kind extra touches, Sally2017-02-19T00:00:00ZCleo and Steve are excellent hosts and provide great advice about local amenities. They both enjoy sharing an interesting background and we enjoyed our visit very much. Teresa and GordonTeresa 2017-05-05T00:00:00ZSuper warm welcome and the nicest host ever. The tub is a treat for sure but so are the little details in the room and bathroom.Marta2017-01-15T00:00:00ZLovely, cosy house in a quiet residential area. It is less than 10 minutes walk from the High Street. Cleo & Steve are fantastic hosts. They kindly offered me a lift from the station and were very patient with my ever later arrival time (my train turned into a bus!), and even went above and beyond by offering to drop me off at an event I was on the verge of missing because of the late trains/buses. They were an oasis of calm after a very stressful journey.Amanda2017-01-30T00:00:00ZWhat a wonderful place to stay home from home with lots of special treats. Loved the spa with birthday prosecco while relaxing in the bubbles. Cleo was very kind thoughtful and made our stay very personal. Breakfast was amazing. Recommend to everyone. Tracey2017-03-19T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsGillingham, Dorset, United KingdomFab breakfasts, stylish B&B, North DorsetPrice$120 CAD Fab breakfasts, stylish B&B, North DorsetPrivate room · 1 bed8 reviewsA perfect little getaway to relax and recharge suitable for two people .
This little place reminds me of a beach hut but with the mod cons and instead being on the beach your enjoying the wonderful Dorset countryside .It is small neat and compactWe have lovely walks and just half hour on foot from a very good pub with great food !Rachel's home is set on a hill overlooking the beautiful Dorset country side. It's completely separate to the main house and is self contained with a dish washer, washing machine, bath, etc. It looked brand new and we certainly enjoyed sunsets on the patio and a walk through the horse field to a lovely pub. We are quite independent travellers so this place suited us well as Rachel and her husband were friendly, helpful and gave us space to enjoy ourselves. They were flexible to allow two of our family members join us at last minutes notice, providing towels and another bottle of wine for the balcony. I would suggest that if you are an international visitor it is best to bring a wifi dongle as there is no wifi, however the pub does have some you can use if you need to plug in! The fridge was well stocked and there is a shop about 10 minutes drive to pick up any additional essentials. Thank you for a fantastic and relaxing week!Nicole2015-08-08T00:00:00ZLovely week staying at Rachel's fabulous cottage, with stunning views. Rachel's communication was excellent throughout the whole process. We had a very busy week with the area and the cottage was a lovely retreat to recharge batteries. Amanda2016-07-17T00:00:00ZWe spent our last nine days of a very hectic UK trip here - and it couldn't have been a better place to rest, relax and 'reboot' ourselves. The bedroom is large and comfortable, the living area has comfortable seats and the view is beautiful, quintessential English countryside. The kitchen was generously stocked, and we appreciated the wine. There is no microwave, but we soon got used to that. You will definitely need a car - not only to get to town, but also to get to any good walks. Rachel and Andrew are charming, welcoming hosts, and very helpful, and I would definitely stay there again. There is no WIFI, but Rachel and Andrew were happy for us to come up to their house to access theirs for phone calls etc. Thank you also for providing a road map for guests - we found it very useful for planning day trips, and none of our other Airbnb's had one.Catherine 2016-08-12T00:00:00ZI have only good things to say about my stay with Rachel and Andrew. Right from the start, Rachel was fantastic to communicate with and incredibly helpful. She advised me on cab numbers and places to pick up groceries, and was very friendly and welcoming. The place itself was lovely. Such a stunning view from the decking (they weren't lying about the sunsets) and kitted out really beautifully. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the facilities were fantastic. I was surprised and delighted by the fact that the kitchen was already well stocked with tea, bread, milk, eggs, butter, fruit juice, etc. and even a bottle of wine! Rachel had warned me that they were having a pool party on the Sunday so I was expecting a bit more noise, but what I wasn't expecting was to actually be invited to join them! Their friends and family made me so welcome, and they made a real effort to include me in conversation. I had a lovely afternoon, with plenty of food and booze. It was a great way to end my weekend stay. I'd gone to Tunnel Head for a chance to relax and recharge my batteries, and I couldn't have asked for a better place to be. I got home feeling rested and relaxed, and is if I had made new friends. Thanks guys!Annette2015-08-31T00:00:00ZWe had excellent communication with Rachel before our arrival, giving detailed directions to their property; also during our stay with recommendations for local activities and pubs. The property itself is in a fantastic location, very quiet area overlooking fields, and having Alpacas for neighbours! It was very comfortable - especially the bed - and was fully equipped for our short Easter break. Rachel asked us about bread and milk she would get for us, but were amazed to also find duck eggs, hot cross buns, wine in the fridge for us. Unfortunately, the weather was not great over most of our stay, but we did make use of the deck on one afternoon, which was lovely in the sunshine. We look forward to returning in nice weather!Rachel2016-03-30T00:00:00ZIt was exactly as described and easy to find! A very relaxing and comfortable retreat and very quiet, just what we wanted. Despite the fact we had atrocious wet and windy weather we found plenty to do nearby out of the rain. Sherborne Castle and grounds, the castle for when it rained and the garden and walk for when it stopped. Shaftesbury in slightly drier weather for Gold Hill (Hovis ad) and a bit of shopping! Wells Cathedral and Bishops House, lovely grounds and gardens and some nice pubs. The accommodation provided everything we needed, comfortable bed and a good night's sleep and well equipped kitchen. Jenny2015-08-26T00:00:00ZA wonderful retreat. Beautiful views from the patio. Extra mattress for additional guests and courtesy additional clean linen an groceries. With the wonderful weather we could have been in the south of France. Comfortable, clean, relaxing. Caroline2015-08-09T00:00:00ZWe had such a lovely stay. The cottage was comfortable and clean with beautiful views. Rachel was an excellent host, great communication and very welcoming and also giving us plenty of privacy. The area itself is stunning with plenty to see and do.Kimberlee2016-05-31T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates2BedroomsTunnel Head, Gillingham, United KingdomA perfect relaxing sunset retreat.Price$148 CAD A perfect relaxing sunset retreat.Entire home/apt · 1 bed · Fully refundable15 reviewsCharming, sunny room, with French doors opening onto the garden with an en suite shower room which was completely re-fitted in 2015. Breakfast served, continental or full English, using local farm ingredients. Tea and coffee making facilites in bedroom. Supremely comfortable Hypnos mattress.
Lots more info and tips on arrival !Shaftesbury is the nearest town and is 2.3 miles from the property. You do need a car or taxi to access (although it has been walked once!). Plenty of pubs and restaurants within a short drive.We were warmly welcomed by Francois who recommended some local pubs for dinner. The room was lovely and in a very peaceful setting. The breakfast was delicious and Anne was very amenable as we're vegetarian. The view out into their garden and beyond was beautiful. Thanks Anne and Francois Deborah2016-07-11T00:00:00ZA welcoming and warm home. We were travelling to Dorset for a wedding which was nearby. Anne and Francois were helpful and accommodating with all aspects of the visit. The house is beautiful and the breakfast was extremely tasty.Lukas2015-10-04T00:00:00ZAbsolutely super venue completely like it was listed in fact even better, the surrounding area is beautiful and lots of lovely little villages along with Shaftesbury and nearby Sherbourne which are both well worth a visit. I would recommend this air B&B to anyoneTish2014-04-21T00:00:00ZAnne and Francois were extremely flexible despite us being very late arriving owing to Holiday traffic! Comfortable room, lovely breakfast, beautiful garden and charming hosts. We also loved the Labradoodle! Highly recommended.Brad2014-04-19T00:00:00ZMy partner and I had a lovely stay. We were warmly welcomed and made to feel very comfortable - nothing was too much trouble! Breakfast was delicious too. Would thoroughly recommend. Tia2016-06-20T00:00:00ZThis is our first time using Airbnb and if this is what we can expect at other places it will decfinately not be the last !! Anne & Francois were the"Perfect" hosts and as for the property it was beautiful.Thankyou bothCliff2015-08-02T00:00:00ZMy wife and I spent one night at Anne and Francois lovely bed and breakfast on the outskirt of Shaftesbury. Francois kindly drove us into Shaftesbury in the evening and gave us lots of good tips on where to eat. The room was spacious and the bed was really comfortable. We loved the breakfast in the dining room where we could admire the beautiful garden and watch the wild rabbits playing in the morning sun. We would have loved to have stayed longer. Philip2015-09-05T00:00:00ZWe were greeted outside on arrival with a friendly welcome and personally shown to our room which was well furnished and decorated and exactly as described on the web site. The double bed was very comfortable. The following morning a delicious full English breakfast was served in a lovely dining room which overlooked the picturesque back garden with fields beyond. David2016-06-06T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsNorth Dorset District, England, United KingdomDorset Shaftesbury B&B ensuitePrice$118 CAD Dorset Shaftesbury B&B ensuitePrivate room · 1 bed · Fully refundable34 reviewsA charming, peaceful three-bedroom cottage in beautiful North Dorset close to National Trust properties, Stourhead and Montacute. Longleat and Bath are nearby and the Jurassic coast is within an easy drive. Wonderful walks and quiet lanes for cycling. The attractive sitting room has a wood burning stove and large TV/DVD. Fully equipped kitchen. Twin, double and single bedrooms with high spec mattresses, linen and towels. Two bathrooms. No smoking or pets. Parking, Wifi.A peaceful and tranquil setting with a large garden and rural walks straight from the door. Lovely local pubs and mainline station to London Waterloo within two miles. High spec furnishings and fittings with everything we can think of to make your stay an enjoyable one.Wonderful countryside around offering a 'get away from it all,' experience, but still within an easy distance of local pubs and restaurants. Waitrose and Asda are in Gillingham as is a leisure centre, gym and swimming pool.When we arrived Annabel told us where the keys and the cottage were. Absolutely lovely. A hidden gem, beautifully quiet. Beautifully decorated with lovely furnishings. Stunning quality linens. A nice touch of Neals yard toiletries. Absolutely nothing to fault a wonderful stay. Great location (if you have a car) central to some great things to doAlisdair2017-05-24T00:00:00ZWe lived our stay at Annabel's place. Lovely cottage with lots of room, and what a gorgeous garden! Could've stayed forever. Really comfortable rooms with everything we needed and more. Annabel was super friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend for a peaceful gettaway with access to beautiful countryside on the doorstep. Thanks Annabel!Rebecca2017-04-30T00:00:00ZThis little cottage is idyllic. Cosy, peaceful, squeaky clean and with a lovely feel to it. The beds were comfy and it's kitted out with everything you need. I will definitely be returning. Daisy 2017-05-27T00:00:00ZSuperb location! Great host and comms. The furnishings were excellent - a great stay. Thanks.Paul2017-04-23T00:00:00Zlovely location and lovely cottagejemma2017-04-22T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 9 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Keri2017-02-16T00:00:00ZA lovely secluded cottage surrounded by quiet farmland.Jon2017-02-24T00:00:00Z I spent all day and evening out at a course but really wish I could have spent more time at the house. It's comfy, welcoming, well-equipped, well-heated, clean, and in beautiful, quiet surroundings. Particular note about the excellent bed sheets and fluffy towels. :-) Our hosts are lovely and friendly while allowing you to do your own thing. Perfect combo.Laura2017-03-26T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates5BedroomsDorset, England, United KingdomStunning country cottage near GillinghamPrice$161 CAD Stunning country cottage near GillinghamEntire home/apt · 4 beds · Fully refundable15 reviewsone double room to let with double bed , and use of lounge. dinning room. kitchenNice drive way behind locked gates that lead on to a beautiful gardenI live in a lovely conservation areaWent back for a second and third visit, Clive is just a gentleman, with a great house and a lovely set of African parrots. Olusegun2015-12-16T00:00:00ZBeautiful home, much better than the images on the website, and Clive, what a man?, always with a smile. Olusegun2015-12-12T00:00:00ZClive needs to put up a better image, the room and the accomodation is much more beautiful that the image on display. Olusegun2015-12-19T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeHouseAccommodates2BedroomsDorset, United Kingdomprivate double room to letPrice$70 CAD private double room to letPrivate room · 1 bed · Fully refundable3 reviewsSandley is a quiet rural hamlet in the Blackmoor Vale and our home sits in this beautiful part of Dorset with outstanding countryside views all around. It's peaceful and we are blessed with amazing sunsets in our back garden!Welcome to Blue Hills! We would hope you'd feel very at home here in your own private living space which forms the basement of our family home. There is a comfortable lounge with sofa, table and chairs, bookcase, and a large flat screen T.V with a surround sound system, Freeview, a DVD player and a good selection of DVDs. A small step up takes you into a separate bedroom for a comfortable nights sleep were the bed is made up of 100% cotton bedding. There is a kitchen with fridge, freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle etc as well as all the essentials. There is also a bread machine if you fancy waking up to freshly baked bread in the morning! The bathroom has a good sized shower with the provision of all the essential toiletries and towels.
We are very well situated for visits to Bath, Salisbury, Stonehenge, the Jurassic Coast, Shaftesbury (Gold Hill), the new Hauser & Wirth gallery/restaurant in Bruton, Longleat, Stourhead National Trust and much more. Step out of the door and you have instant beautiful walks and cycle routes to take.We really felt like at home. Jayne was a lovely host. She respected our privacy and still took a great care of us. The place was tidy, nicely furnished, the photos match the place. We really enjoyed our stay. Lovely countryside and we reached and saw everything we wanted. Thank you very much.Miroslava2016-06-01T00:00:00ZJayne was the perfect host! She is friendly, welcoming and thoughtful. The accommodation is spotlessly clean, very comfortable and well equipped in a lovely peaceful, rural location. What more could you ask for! Thank you for everything Jayne, we will certainly be back! Rebekah 2016-05-03T00:00:00ZThis was the best place we've stayed at. Jayne and Dave were brilliant hosts and the basement apartment is perfect for couples. We were really impressed by the views of the countryside and the surrounding area is great. Really happy!Robert2016-08-11T00:00:00ZThis is my first time using Airbnb and found it very easy and very glad I found Jayne. Jayne and smiley were very welcoming, nothing was too much hassle! The pictures don't do this annexe justice, very clean and comfortable. Just what we wanted! Excellent few days and will definitely be going back :)Darcey2016-04-11T00:00:00ZThis was our first time airbnb stay and we didn't know what to expect. It was so lovely and we hope our next venue is as good. Jayne and her family were delightful and couldn't been more helpful. She had stocked the kitchen up with so much food and kept asking us if we wanted anything else. The flat was lovely and beautifully furnished, loads of books and dvds and the bed was super comfortable. A great location for us, quiet and a beautiful outlook over the Dorset countryside, we couldn't have asked for more A+ airbnber. Sue2016-07-04T00:00:00ZA last minute booking that didnt disappoint. Beautiful setting with lovely views. Tastefully decorated to a high standard we had everything we needed and more. The little touches that Jayne provided like fresh baked bread endless toiletries make this a place we will stay at again and would reommend.Gary 2016-09-18T00:00:00ZJayne was so welcoming and the flat is absolutely perfect for a short stay away from the world! The space has recently been refurbished to a very high standard and has all the amenities you'll need for your stay. Jayne provided wonderful breakfast bits as well as lovely teas, coffees and juices. I would highly recommend a stay here! Emily2016-08-01T00:00:00ZJayne and Dave were very friendly and welcoming. The flat was newly decorated, clean, comfortable, well appointed and had everything we needed for our stay. Although it is accessible to the house, we felt very private. Jayne was available if we wanted anything. We were looking for a quiet, secluded spot where we could relax. Blue Hills is located on a quiet lane which made it perfect. The bed was very comfortable so we slept extremely well. Pubs and shops were an easy 10 to 20 minute drive away.David2016-09-07T00:00:00ZRoom typeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates2BedroomsDorset, United KingdomNew refurbished self contained flatPrice$130 CAD New refurbished self contained flatEntire home/apt · 1 bed · Fully refundable9 reviewsSitulated in a quiet no-through lane with attractive views, cycling routes,walking byways, nearby National Trust properties,Stonehenge 30mins drive,Gillingham Station just 2 miles and the famous Shaftesbury Hill Top Town just 3 miles offering bus /coach services.I can either offer a twin or double en-suite room with basic breakfast.We are situated in a quiet no-through lane, within 2-3 mins walking distance to a great food serving pub. We can book supper reservations for you on request.Since it was my first time on airbnb and I had not completed formalities properly Lorna was not even expecting us! Luckily the room was still vacant. However once that major glitch was got over, she made us very welcome with a cup of tea and then offered us a spotless room with ensuite shower and copious hot water, all from solar, one reason we chose to stay there. I would recommend staying at Gable Cottage to anyone. It's quiet in a tiny hamlet, off the main highway, with a lovely view over the countryside. We even had a balcony. Lorna has her own chickens and obviously loves her home and her life.Claudia2016-02-16T00:00:00ZFriendly welcome in a charming, comfortable & quirky B&BSusan2017-04-23T00:00:00Z Warm, welcoming, beautifully appointed B&B. Loved the quirkiness of it. Comfy bed and spotlessly clean.Trish2016-06-26T00:00:00ZWhat a lovely lady.She made us so welcome. Loved her house.Would definitely go back tomorrow if l could.Bedroom had an suite and balcony looking over beautiful countryside.linda2016-08-28T00:00:00Zlovely home, lovely location launa couldn't do enough to help us. Thank you. If in area and room vacant would most definitely try to book again.Stewart2016-07-04T00:00:00ZLorna is a lovely hostess, very attentive without being intrusive. Lovely room, good shower (spare toothbrushes handy!), lovely home made bread for brekkie (peanut butter too) and fab pub 5 mins up the road!Carol2016-04-18T00:00:00ZLorna is such a sweetheart. Very friendly and helpful. She met us at her home and saw us to our room which was private, quiet, spacious (big bed!) and very clean. The ensuite was also nicely decorated and clean. The house is off the beaten path a bit, but very easy to get to Shaftesbury and other local attractions. We had easy drives to the Jurassic Coast and Stonehenge. Would love to come back and stay next time we're in the area! Thanks for everything, Lorna! =)Karen2016-05-31T00:00:00ZThis is a professional B&B, although that wasn't apparent from the address on the website. The accommodation was spotless and beautifully decorated and maintained. Lorna was very friendly and welcoming and made our stay very comfortable. Breakfast was good and we would definitely recommend this B&B.Susan2016-08-22T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsDorset, England, United KingdomGable Cottage B&BOffering one double en-suite roomPrice$104 CAD Gable Cottage B&BOffering one double en-suite roomPrivate room · 1 bed · Fully refundable9 reviewsMarnhull is a lovely village, in the middle of a triangle formed by Sturminster Newton, Shaftesbury and Blandford, in the heart of the Blackmoe Vale. It is Thomas Hardy's 'Marlot' and has two lovely pubs and great walks.
Based upon some recent guests, please note that I have no objection to hosting smokers, who are free to use the garden - but not in the house please! You will not be villified, sneered at or treated with any form of contempt!A good size double room with en-suite shower and toilet. A bath can be available, but please let me know in advance.Charles is a real English gentleman. It was the first time that I had the opportunity to chat about several things with a host at airbnb. Wonderful chatting, great stories and experiences shared. I would certainly recommend Charles for anyone. And, oh, lovely breakfast as well. Thanks Charles, really hope to get back to Dorset someday and spend more time at your house. Great to meet you.Bernardo2016-03-31T00:00:00ZThe room was very comfortable and Charles was the perfect host making my stay an absolute pleasure, a really nice bloke. There are the most awesome walks right on your doorstep. I would happily stay again.Guy2017-05-01T00:00:00ZCharles was the perfect host and my stay was happy and comfortable. The peaceful, well-equipped room overlooks fantastic scenery, and the property is surrounded by attractive gardens. Everything was spick and span, including private WC + shower, and service included a beautifully served breakfast. Highly recommended.Kate2017-03-13T00:00:00ZCharles is a brilliant host, stayed with him twice and I will definitely recommend him as the accommodation is tidy and Charles is very polite and friendly. Thomas2017-02-23T00:00:00ZThe house was in a really nice and quiet area and Charles and Bernie made us feel welcome. They gave us valuable inputs about the Jurassic coast. They were both very friendly and easy to talk to. The room was clean and big enough for our overnight stay. It was an excellent experience.Gowri2016-08-08T00:00:00ZGreat place! Charles is very welcoming.Hannah2017-05-14T00:00:00ZExtremely welcoming and helpful. Room is very comfortable. Graham2016-07-04T00:00:00ZIt's a nice accommodation, the room and bathroom were clean and the bed was comfortable. Charles is very friendly as well. Thomas2017-02-10T00:00:00ZRoom typePrivate roomProperty TypeHouseAccommodates2BedroomsMarnhull, Dorset, United KingdomDouble Room with En-suite showerPrice$52 CAD Double Room with En-suite showerPrivate room · 1 bed · Fully refundable14 reviews123…512…51 – 18 of 73 RentalsAverage 4.9 out of 5 stars from 301 guest reviewsEnter dates to see full pricing. Additional fees apply. Taxes may be added.United Kingdom>England>East StourNewquay Vacation RentalsGreater London Vacation RentalsBrightonBristol ApartmentsBathGreenwich Vacation RentalsKingston upon Thames Vacation RentalsCotswold District Vacation RentalsLondonTwickenhamDealPenzanceListMapFiltersTermsPrivacySite MapAirbnbmag

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James just left to take pastor Andy Dunkerton to the airport.
Before he left, he prayed for us...I cried.
He has been such an encouragement to us this past week and the Lord has used him even to refresh us. He is the first American, pastor and friend to come over. Even last night James was saying just how nice it was to have someone to talk to and bounce things and ideas off of, get input and counsel.
He preached last night on prayer at Kabwata and I told him that it was so nice to hear preaching in our native “accent”. I had just been telling James sometimes it is just hard to pray. And then the next day he preached and encouraged us to seek the father through Christ, and what a privilege to come to our Father.
Even though the Lord has been blessing our time here, it was as if the weight of the week hit me this morning and with him leaving, I felt sad again. That little bit of home and the familiar.
We were so blessed by the Ladies in his church sending us a care package. Basically whatever we wanted they were suggesting. We mentioned craisins, so they sent us about 10 packages!
They sent sticker books for the kids, a DVD, a CD of some music for us, and lollipops. I think I mentioned it before, but tootsie roll pops and they sent 200! 200 of them. It was great, so we passed them out to the orphans at the Sunday school and then again at the meeting earlier in the week.
They also had collected some money to send for the orphans. The Lord gave great opportunity there as well in what we spent the money on. As we went to the homes, I realized that only about 2 out of 20 kids had a mosquito net. Then we were also asking about Bibles, if the kids had them.
So we were able to take the money and buy nets and bibles for the kids. That was truly a delight.
We gave them to Sharon to pass out and the Bibles to the Sunday school teacher to hang on to and give the kids at class and then eventually to have them bring them home .
The Bible for older children
And a story bible for younger children. We were even able to find a couple in Be,ba for the teachers to use in the Sunday School class.
Today is Caleb’s birthday “party”- a week late.
Then this week is busy as well with taking Leah to see a few orphan works here and we have a meeting as well at Kabwata with those in charge of starting the orphanage for girls.
I still have many pictures from meeting with the orphans in their homes to put up, but that will have to be another day.
Please pray for our week to go well and for the Lord to give good rest and strengthen us.
Please also pray for Andy traveling back. He should arrive home sometime Tuesday morning. (USA time) And I know his family will be so glad to see him!
Thank you to his family and church for sharing him with us. I know how hard it is to have him go.When James would travel over here he would remind me of the important job I have to stay home and keep things running well. And now I am on the receiving side, what a blessing to be part of encourgaing others and blessing others on this side of the world.
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We call that sinking feeling that follows someone's leaving 'post-partum blues.' They are very real. And, for us ... they've never gone away.
Those people who 'stay with the baggage' are doing an important work. Important enough to get equal share in the spoils of the battle. (1 Samuel 30:24) There have been a number of people who have helped us over the years by being in the States for us while we been here. Now our children are taking up those responsibilities and it helps make our stay here possible and easier.

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Into the Black Audiobook | Evan Currie | Audible.ca
Interesting read, however
The story is interesting and "de Vries" does a great job with voices and identities, but I assume that the director or whoever was in charge of the narration should have noticed that from start to finish the lack of a break in the reading at the end of a sentence. It required a close listen to notice the shift from one focus to another without any pause.
I do not think the extra second pause would have been a big problem but it would make the listening much better.
Very good, lots of twists and turns. Great story and well read. Good characters and great quick transitions from different character view points
Into the Black Review
Excellent story with interesting characters. Lots of action to keep things interesting. I never felt the story was dragging or wordy.
Book just sort of rambled on… And on… And on… And jumped from scene to scene with muddled transitions. Got lost so many times I decided to end it and go find another book
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World War III didn’t turn into a nuclear apocalypse and has been resolved somehow. The pan American nations have managed to build the first interstellar warship and are sending it out to explore the galaxy. It is manned by a bunch of highly skilled (American) military personnel and a smattering of scientists, including an apparent CIA ESPer. On their maiden flight they detect a life pod in a far-away location and go investigate. This leads to their involvement in a war between some form of insectoid alien monsters and an ancient offshoot of humanity run by a benevolent fascist AI (maybe).
The Terrans are in a ship all of the aliens consider to be so low-powered that it is inconsequential. The alien humans’ basic weapons use enough power for a city to operate for a year, while the “power curve” of the Terran ship is nearly undetectable. This being the case the Terrans still manage to destroy multiple “bug” ships and survive multiple hits from them, while the alien humans can’t even damage them and may as well be made of tissue paper when attacked by the “bugs”. There is a good literary reason for this but that would be a true spoiler and this book is still worth reading.
The story is told from multiple points of view but the primary is the captain of the Odyssey. This is done to build characters, show what is going on in the background, build suspense, and nudge the main plot along. It really is not a detractor and is well done.
The characters are interesting and the combat sequences hold the attention. The author does a good job of building suspense and making you wonder what happened while you weren’t “in view” of part of the action.
For the most part, the author does a very good job describing the real time and distance of space. This is done through explaining how long it really takes for light to get between point A and B. This is most demonstrated by avoiding laser shots at multiple light second ranges using simple logic and observation. If you can see the ship lining up at 30 light seconds then you know what axis do dodge on to avoid a “sweep”.
This book is a good read but it kept breaking my suspension of disbelief.
The technology shown for the Terran humans is far below our own current technology in many aspects. The ship has virtually no zero-gravity or acceleration concessions even though it has no artificial gravity. “Null mass” does not mean “null momentum”. The furniture is not attached to the bulkheads, there don’t appear to be any kind of handholds or other attachment points and there are no protocols about loose articles. Even operating on a boat on the water there are more safety protocols. All this does is cause a dichotomy of “The best of the best of the best” vs incompetence on a grand scale. I understand it is meant as a literary attempt to add environmental depth but it just breaks me out of the story.
The military protocols are incomplete. When a ship goes into battle aren’t the bulkheads closed to prevent air loss on a space ship or flooding on an ocean going vessel? They stated that they only had so much air with no means of replacing it and only so much capacity to recycle what they had, yet all the doors are open during combat?
Several times the author uses AU as a unit of measure in regards to light speed sensors. 1AU is approximately 499 light seconds out. That is approximately 8.3 light minutes or in general would take 16.6 minutes for a “ping” from LIDAR to give a reading. In the next sentence the LASERs used are stated to only be useful at about 100 light seconds (1.6 light minutes)
it was amazing. love the characters, some great space fights, some great on the ground fighting. an intriguing 1st book to a series. what a great surprise this book turned out to be

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articles dans la poucan: December 2007
making santars at grandma's
Making santars with my mom on Christmas morning. I made the dough and she shaped them. It's one recipe I will never blog about ;)
bread and baking,
the self and life things
Christmas in New Mexico means food & family
For the last 7 days, Jason and I have been in New Mexico for Christmas. To me, New Mexico means two things: food and family. Christmas morning, my auntie, her husband and 4 daughters, all of my cousin's kids, and everyone's husbands, boyfriends, and fiancés come to see my grandma, mom, me, and Jason (the newest to join the family). During Christmas in New Mexico, every house has posole, tamales, and of course, red chili. Jason's family couldn't understand why we serve this instead of a "traditional" Christmas meal... this is our tradition!The posole and tamales can't be made without meat, but when I first became vegetarian, my mom worked to make a vegetarian version of New Mexican red chili. The chili is different than what most people outside of New Mexico think of as chili. It's more like a sauce instead of a soupy tomato-based mixture of vegetables and meat.The chili powder is the key to making this dish; it's made from New Mexican chilis which are dried then ground to a powder. The more seeds that are left in, the hotter the chili powder. This is used instead of fresh or canned whole chilis. When making the chili, traditionally, you start with either chunks of pork or a pound of ground beef, cooked in a cast-iron pan. You make a roux by adding flour and New Mexican chili powder which combines with the fat from the meat, then add water and let simmer until thickened.To make my vegetarian version, I start with butter or oil in a sauce pan, then add the flour, chili powder, and garlic (fresh or powdered). The recipe is rough because it's one I learned from sight, and I doubt any measurement I could write down would be accurate. If you're trying this, just use your senses and add more or less of what you think for it to come out how you want it.Vegetarian New Mexican Red Chili4 tbsp butter or oil (I use a mixture of both)2 tbsp all-purpose flour2 tbsp New Mexican chili powder (or more for a stronger flavor and more heat)3/4 -1 tsp garlic powder4 cups vegetable brothsalt and pepper to tasteextras:1 cup Morningstar Meal Starters Recipe Crumbles1 can beans (pinto or black), drained and rinsed1 potato, peeled, diced, and pan friedCombine the butter or oil, flour, chili powder, and garlic powder in a saucepan and whisk until the flour is cooked, 1-2 minutes. If you've added more chili powder, add more butter so that the consistency is smooth, not lumping. Add the vegetable broth, salt, and pepper, and whisk constantly, scraping the edges of the pan to combine all of the roux. Continue stirring until the sauce begins to thicken. It wont thicken much, but if you like your chili thicker, like a sauce, add up to 1 tbsp. corn starch dissolved in water. Don't add the cornstarch directly to the chili or it'll lump.When the chili is thickened and done, you can add extra ingredients which make up for the lack of meat. If adding the recipe crumbles, add them first because they have to warm from being frozen, then add the remaining ingredients. I usually use only recipe crumbles and pinto beans, but you can add the potatoes or any other combination you can think of. Just, please - no cilantro!Serve with shredded cheddar (mild or medium), and corn chips, or on its own with Spanish rice on the side. It can also be used as an accent to other dishes like burritos or served with breakfast on top of fried eggs and fried potatoes. Posted by
Seasoned Eatings - Brown Cakes
Though I'm new to reading their blogs, Thyme For Cooking and Country Girl City Living were kind and let me join Seasoned Eatings, a Secret Santa-esque inter-continental spice exchange. You send a spice unique to where you live (or unique to you cooking style), along with a recipe, and you receive a package with a new spice.I got in the mail spices and flours from Ulrike in Germany. The recipe included is for Brown Cakes, or Braune Kuchen. Ulrike sent me cinnamoncloves and pottash (which I've never worked with before)and two bags of flour (rye and cake flour). Making something new was exciting but also left me feeling very unsure of what I was doing. Not knowing how things should look and feel at certain stages made me uncertain that things were going well. The moment I was least sure of what I was doing was when I mixed the butter, brown sugar, and molasses - "Is it supposed to look like that?" I even had to call Jason over to get his input but he had no idea (only adding "photoshop could never save this picture"). But the cookies came out well (I think!) and it was fun to roll them out. They smell wonderful in the oven and though I'm not sure of proper brown cake etiquette, I think they'd be wonderful with a glass of milk, or maybe coffee.Thank you to Ulrike for sending me this wonderful package and to Lindsay & Katie for organizing this.You can view the recipe for Brown Cakes at Küchenlatein.
i've never had butternut squash before, in fact i don't think i've ever cooked any other squash besides zucchini and yellow squash, but when our plans to make butternut squash risotto with sage and parmesan didn't work out, i was left with a butternut squash i didn't want to waste. i cut the squash into quarters then scooped out the seeds and insides with a spoon. spray or brush the quarters with olive oil then sprinkle with salt, pepper, and rubbed sage. before baking, place 1/2 tbsp butter in each of the hollowed holes. bake for 40-45 minutes (or until tender) at 400 degrees. while the squash bakes, the butter and sage infuse and begins to soak into the squash leaving the center tender and extremely flavorful. there should still be a small puddle of butter in the center, use this as a dipping cup while you eat the squash - just a tiny dab of butter is enough! when you get to the center, the squash just melts in your mouth.
4 cans chickpeas, drained and rinsed6-7 cups vegetable brothzest and juice of 1 large lemon (or 2 small)1 potato, peeled and diced1 tsp dried rosemarysalt to tastecombine all ingredients in a large saucepan. let simmer for 50 minutes to 1 hour. blend the soup in a blender, and serve with a bit of olive oil and shredded parmesan.this is practically hummus soup!


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Compounds used as medicines are most often organic compounds, which are often divided into the broad classes of small organic molecules (e.g., atorvastatin, fluticasone, clopidogrel) and "biologics" (infliximab, erythropoietin, insulin glargine), the latter of which are most often medicinal preparations of proteins (natural and recombinant antibodies, hormones, etc.). Inorganic and organometallic compounds are also useful as drugs (e.g., lithium and platinum-based agents such as lithium carbonate and cis-platin as well as gallium).
In particular, medicinal chemistry in its most common practice—focusing on small organic molecules—encompasses synthetic organic chemistry and aspects of natural products and computational chemistry in close combination with chemical biology, enzymology and structural biology, together aiming at the discovery and development of new therapeutic agents. Practically speaking, it involves chemical aspects of identification, and then systematic, thorough synthetic alteration of new chemical entities to make them suitable for therapeutic use. It includes synthetic and computational aspects of the study of existing drugs and agents in development in relation to their bioactivities (biological activities and properties), i.e., understanding their structure-activity relationships (SAR). Pharmaceutical chemistry is focused on quality aspects of medicines and aims to assure fitness for purpose of medicinal products.[citation needed]
Discovery is the identification of novel active chemical compounds, often called "hits", which are typically found by assay of compounds for a desired biological activity.[1] Initial hits can come from repurposing existing agents toward a new pathologic processes,[2] and from observations of biologic effects of new or existing natural products from bacteria, fungi,[3] plants,[4] etc. In addition, hits also routinely originate from structural observations of small molecule "fragments" bound to therapeutic targets (enzymes, receptors, etc.), where the fragments serve as starting points to develop more chemically complex forms by synthesis. Finally, hits also regularly originate from en-masse testing of chemical compounds against biological targets, where the compounds may be from novel synthetic chemical libraries known to have particular properties (kinase inhibitory activity, diversity or drug-likeness, etc.), or from historic chemical compound collections or libraries created through combinatorial chemistry. While a number of approaches toward the identification and development of hits exist, the most successful techniques are based on chemical and biological intuition developed in team environments through years of rigorous practice aimed solely at discovering new therapeutic agents.
Medicinal chemistry is by nature an interdisciplinary science, and practitioners have a strong background in organic chemistry, which must eventually be coupled with a broad understanding of biological concepts related to cellular drug targets. Scientists in medicinal chemistry work are principally industrial scientists (but see following), working as part of an interdisciplinary team that uses their chemistry abilities, especially, their synthetic abilities, to use chemical principles to design effective therapeutic agents. The length of training is intense with practitioners often required to attain a 4-year bachelor's followed by a 4-6 year Ph.D. in organic chemistry. Most training regimens include a postdoctoral fellowship period of 2 or more years after receiving a Ph.D. in chemistry making the length of training ranging from 10-12 years of college education. However, employment opportunities at the Master's level also exist in the pharmaceutical industry, and at that and the Ph.D. level there are further opportunities for employment in academia and government. Many medicinal chemists, particularly in academia and research, also earn a Pharm.D (doctor of pharmacy). Some of these PharmD/PhD researchers are RPhs (Registered Pharmacists).
Graduate level programs in medicinal chemistry can be found in traditional medicinal chemistry or pharmaceutical sciences departments, both of which are traditionally associated with schools of pharmacy, and in some chemistry departments. However, the majority of working medicinal chemists have graduate degrees (MS, but especially Ph.D.) in organic chemistry, rather than medicinal chemistry,[5] and the preponderance of positions are in discovery, where the net is necessarily cast widest, and most broad synthetic activity occurs.
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Warmer, Stormier Coditons Take Hold By Late Week | northeasternnjwx
Warmer, Stormier Coditons Take Hold By Late Week
Posted by NORTHEASTERNNJWX AUTHORITY on October 28, 2013
After a late fall or even at times early winter like chill over the past 5-7 days, there’s a nice warm up in sight as we will gradually moderate to near and then above normal levels this week, starting Wednesday and lasting through Saturday
For today we have a cold front coming through that will reinforce the chilly air mass so ahead of it today highs will be in the mid 50s to low 60s but will quickly crash into the mid 20s to low 30s for most of the area by tomorrow morning, and tomorrows highs will struggle in the upper 40s to mid 50s , lows tomorrow night will follow suite with tonight’s/tomorrow mornings lows
However, on Wednesday we will see a storm begin to develop over the Plains, we will eventually see a pretty powerful storm develop, and a phase over the Plains means this is going towards the Great Lakes, which will mean a developing southwest wind and rising heights and thus rising temperatures for the east coast.
Wednesday should feature temperatures near average with highs in the middle 50s to low 60s with a chance of isolated showers, especially north and west with a warm front and a few weak disturbances that will be coming through and lows will fall into the upper 30s to low 40s NW interior to mid to upper 40s elsewhere under clouds
For Halloween while there may be some cloudy skies to contend with, temperatures will moderate to above average levels as a warm front moves north of the area with highs in the lower to mid 60s , if there ends up being more sun it could be an even milder , I have to mention the threat of an isolated shower between the warm front to the north and cold front to the west, but this should mostly be confined to north-west areas and should be few and far between
Thursday night could become a bit more iffy but should hold off until well after trick or treating is over, so the kids will likely get a well deserved decent Halloween this year , after the previous 2 years with Halloween being “cancelled” between a freak snowstorm in 2011 and a freak hurricane/super storm last year they deserve it for sure.
Friday has the potentially to be a very stormy day as we see a very strong low track towards the Great Lakes (somewhere between 975-980 mb) , this will drive a powerful cold front through the area , ahead of the cold front will come a strong low-level jet which should lead to increasing winds Thursday night, widespread showers and maybe even a thunderstorm can be expected Friday with winds 20-30 mph with gusts 50-60 mph in the heavy rain/thunderstorms, there is some timing issues on the models, some want to bring the peak in on late Thursday night and early Friday while others hold it off until Friday afternoon into Saturday so for now im going to keep the rain likely through the day Friday and perhaps into early Saturday morning as this will be a slow-moving front, overall this will bring much-needed rain but the winds could cause some isolated problems, I want to draw the attention to the bottom left image which shows the Low level jet, and any heavier rains or storms will be able to tap into those widespread 55-65 knot winds aloft and bring them to the surface
The mild conditions will likely last into Saturday but starting Saturday night another strong polar air mass will be injected into the area, bringing in another episode of below average temperatures from the 2nd half of the weekend through early next week, with highs in the mid 40s to low 50s and lows in the 20s and 30s starting Sunday and lasting through at least next Tuesday or so.
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Lessons from the Grid Iron | Tales of Marketing and Productivity
Posted on September 26, 2007 by jpickett1968
Last weekend I was afforded the opportunity to travel five hours from home so that I could go to Kansas City and watch my beloved Chiefs take on the Minnesota Vikings. Say what you will about the KC Chiefs – I don’t care. They’ve been up, they’ve been down – but through it all, I’ve been there to root them on and continue hanging on to the dream that one year they can pull it all together and go to the Big Dance.
We arrived about 1 hour early so we could soak in the atmosphere. Going into the game the Chiefs record was a miserable 0-2. This had occurred before, so the other fans around me were talking about how this was no big deal and that the Chiefs would turn it around and go 11-5 or better. Of course, all of this talk went south halfway through the first quarter. The home team wasn’t looking sharp, the key player, Larry Johnson, who everyeone is depending on for a great year, wasn’t running the ball well and the Chiefs trailed 10-0 at halftime. The boos grew, the comments continued and if I didn’t know any better, I would swear I was no longer at Arrowhead Stadium but was instead surrounded by Raider Fans at the Black Hole.
The second half arrived and with perseverance and a revised game plan, the Chiefs pulled off their first win with a final score of 13-10. All the naysayers were all of a sudden throwing their beers to the side so they could cheer the home team leaving the field.
Now, let’s pause for a moment and reflect – because I saw quite a few lessons to be learned that apply to work.
The key player was having an off day and it took a team effort to win the game. Isn’t that how it’s supposed to happen? Dependence on the individual and not the team causes lackluster performances by all – lack of confidence, etc. Having high expectations of your entire team lifts the team’s performance and keeps everyone on their toes.
Don’t give up. Not every quarter – nor every day – will be a shiny or stellar day. The crowd (or boss) will have reason to yell at you, fairly or unfairly. When this happens, rise to the occasion and find that internal motivation to prove your worth your position within the organization.
Misery loves company. When one person says anything negative, others love to join in and commiserate together. RESIST THIS URGE. Instead of talking about what’s wrong, do what you can to do make it right or better. Seek to influence those things within your realm in a positive light.
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