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Become a HostHelpSign UpLog InBogliaco · Anytime · 1 guestBogliacoAnytime1 guestWhereAnytime1 guestRoom TypePrice rangeInstant BookMore filtersEntire homeSimpan ke Wish List My accommodation is located directly on the lake. You will like my accommodation for these reasons: the views, the location, the atmosphere and outer space. My accommodation is suitable for couples, families with children. I had a great stay! Very nice place. Comfortable, clean. Great communication with host. My room was basically on the lake it's so close! You can hear the waves of the lake at night. I definitely recommend a stay here. Thanks again! Nick2016-10-25T00:00:00ZJde o starý palác s nádhernou atmosférou. Pokoj byl čistý a s dostatečným vybavením. Byli jsme zde na konci října a venku bylo chladno. Pokoj je však dobře vytápěný. Silvia je velmi dobrý hostitel, vždy byla ochotna pomoci a doporučila nám i výlety po okolí. PerfektníKaterina2016-10-28T00:00:00ZAlles perfekt, super freundlich und mehr als zufriedenstellend Dominik2017-03-19T00:00:00ZCe n'est pas Vérone, c'est mieux!! C'est un lieu plein de charme (presque magique). Et donc Silvia est une bonne fée. C'est une personne extraordinairement accueillante. Venez chez Silvia!Grégoire 2016-10-29T00:00:00ZMeravigliosa esperienza! Tutto bellisimo. Il posto, la casa, Silvia, l'accoglienza, tutto! Ritorneremo senza dubbio. LIDIA2016-12-10T00:00:00ZRoom TypePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates12BedroomsBogliaco, Lombardy, ItalyCasaVelnova B&BPrice$39 CAD CasaVelnova B&BPrivate room · 12 beds7 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListThe apartment accomodation , on the shores of Lake Garda in the spectacular setting of Bogliaco offers solarium , swimming pool , complete with every service . Great location for hiking, sports and visit the beaches of the lake . We offer a private, cover garage. FREE WIFI AND TOURIST TAX INCLUDED.Comfortable apartment , recently renovated , in front of the lake in the center of Bogliaco , near Gargnano .The apartment accomodates up to 5 person with a bedroom with a double bed and single bed, living room with sofà bed, bathroom and fully equipped kitchen. Towels and toiletries for our guests.The area of Garda Lake is particularly suited to those who prefer walking, hiking , mountain biking and sports more challenging . In the lake area of Bogliaco take place the most important regattas , including the " Centomiglia ". David Herbert Lawrence, british writer, he has lived in Gargnano a year from 1912 writing here some chapters of the book of travel essays "Twilight in Italy".
Gohete , great German poet , begins its journey right on Lake Garda , visiting Bogliaco.This was a great apartment. The pool is particular really stood out. Our kids would not leave. The other stand out is the location. You can drive into mountains or around the north west part of the lae very easily which is the most beautiful. Plus from the apartment you are 20m from the lakesideMarc2016-08-10T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful time in Luigi's apartment. His son Alex contacted us before to talk about the time of our arrival and was really flexible with the time of our check-in. The apartment is great. Clean, looks really nice and is equipped with anything you could possibly need. The private garden is directly at the lakeside and really beautiful, we never left it to go to the public beach instead. The village itself is very charming and you can find restaurants, shops and bars just around the corner. The walk to the village center is about 20 minutes where you find more touristic shops and wonderful ice cream :) From there you can also make boat trips and hike. All in all we had a wonderful time. Without doubt I can recommend this apartment to everyone and when I return to lake garda I will definitely stay there again.Lisa2015-08-11T00:00:00ZAlex kept in touch and was there to meet us on our arrival. He couldn't have been more welcoming and informative. When we needed to find a pharmacy he replied at once to my message with all the information we needed. This is a lovely location and with 2 twelve year old boys there was plenty to keep us all entertained and relaxed.There are 3 eating places within 5 minute walking distance, Gardaland and Canava water park are 1 hours drive. The pretty town of Saló is 15 minutesElaine2016-08-04T00:00:00ZThe host Alex (&Luigi) was great!! Excellent and easy catch up and showed us around. Presentation of apartment was great. Very clean and tidy with toiletries. Great pool and great central location in the town and on the lake! Georgia2015-07-27T00:00:00ZA lovely village on the lake with a great convenience shop, restaurant and beaches. The apartment was lovely, comfortable, spotless and Alex was extremely helpful. We used the pool twice and both times found that near by residents appeared and congregated close by, asking as what apartment we were staying in then made conversation between themselves about us. My rudimentary understanding of Italian wasn't up to deciphering what they were saying but that, along with their many stern looks didn't make us feel very welcome. Thankfully we found the lake very clean, warm and inviting so the small incidents at the pool didn't matter. The washing machines were useful and required €2 for 3 hours use. Overall id thoroughly recommend and would love to stay here again in the future. Thankyou Alex. Nina2015-08-21T00:00:00ZLuigi and his son Alex were very helpful. They contacted us before we arrived to help with travel arrangements and when our plane was delayed by six hours Alex waited for us at the apartment to let us in. The apartment was lovely, all newly decorated with access to communal gardens next to the Lake. There is a secure garage for parking a car and access to a communal laundry. My daughter was sailing at a European event that was being hosted by the Sailing Club in Bogliaco. It provided perfect accommodation close to the Sailing Club. Gargnano and the surrounding areas are stunning with lots of places to visit and eat out. There was a lovely small grocery store just round the corner that stocked everything we needed during our stay.Jackie2015-05-28T00:00:00ZWe had a very pleasant welcome at 9/10p.m. in the evening and were very happy that there was a lot of sleeping space for the 4 of us. The apt is right on Lake Garda and is very close to the centre of Bogliaco. It's a quiet area.Michelle & Olivier2016-09-11T00:00:00ZWe found the apartment in excellent conditions with welcoming gift and everything arranged with lots of taste and attention to detail. Alessandro was there to show us around and explain everything. The apartment was very clean and equipped with all the necessary and more. We loved the pool area and private garden with access to sea but used a lot also the nearby little beach as one of a kind, clean and quite with small kiosk. People in the village are all very kind and welcoming (bar, shop, restaurants). We really discovered a little gem in Bogliaco. Definitely a place to visit again!Roberta2015-08-18T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyA little jem in Bogliaco Garda Lake accommodationPrice$116 CAD A little jem in Bogliaco Garda Lake accommodationEntire home/apt · 2 beds23 reviewsSimpan ke Wish List The apartment is suitable for families with children, couples or friends; It is located on the western shore of Lake Garda, between Salò and Riva del Garda. There are many activities that can be practiced in the area, just in Bogliaco are the Circolo Golf, Tennis and Sailing, home of the famous sailing regatta "Centomiglia" which takes place in September. Nearby you can practice Windsurf, Kitesurf. There are bike trails and hiking trails. The apartment is newly renovated. The flat is in the centre of Bogliaco of Gargnano, village situated on the west coast of Lake Garda, halfway between Salò and Riva del Garda. Here you can join a lot of activities: in Bogliaco there are a country club, a tennis club and a sailing club, seat of the well-known sailing competition called "Centomiglia". A few miles after Gargnano, you can find Campione del Garda, attraction for the fans of Windsurf and Kitesurf. Furthermore in Gargnano you can visit the historic Villa Feltrinelli.Room TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsBogliaco, Lombardia, ItalyAl Lago Da Lilly - GialloPrice$101 CAD Al Lago Da Lilly - GialloEntire home/apt · 2 bedsNEWSimpan ke Wish ListPerfect for those who like to relax, the house is situated in Gargnano countryside, 5 minutes from supermarket, beach, restaurants; parking and private garden with a kitchenette and longe area, large rooms with lovely bathroom.Tranquility and excellent localization services and beachQuiet in the countrysideBeautiful B&B perfectly located 5 minute walk away from the Lake. The room was lovely and Sara was a very attentive host who provided us with a great restaurant recommendation and a nice breakfast before we left. Would defiantly recommend her place Rebekah2017-03-28T00:00:00ZOur stay at Sara's place was fantastic and Sara was a wonderful host. The house itself has a lovely garden where we enjoyed a delicious breakfast rustled up by Sara, and the room was comfortable and clean. The bathroom looks newly refurbished and has an excellent shower! Highly recommended.Sophie2017-04-01T00:00:00ZCi siamo trovati molto bene, Sara è molto disponibile e attenta a soddisfare le esigenze degli ospiti. La camera è molto bella, spaziosa e ha un bellissimo bagno con una cabina doccia molto grande. La zona è molto tranquilla, a pochi minuti dal centro di Gargnano.Stefano2017-04-25T00:00:00ZSara est disponible et accueillante, la chambre que nous avons occupée est spacieuse et possède plusieurs rangements (armoire, commode). La salle de bain est moderne et en parfait état. Le petit déjeuner est en supplément. L'endroit est agréable et bien entretenu. Les équipements et aménagements de l'espace sont fonctionnels et apportent un plus tout à fait appréciable (repas possibles sous la tonnelle, chaises longues, cuisine). Nous reviendrons avec plaisir !Céline2017-04-03T00:00:00ZCiao Sara, anche se soggiorno breve ci siamo trovati benissimo, zona tranquilla ma molro vicina al centro del paese, stanza molto confortevole e pulita e te molto gentile e premurosa. angelo angelo2017-04-08T00:00:00ZEs war unbschreiblich schön bei Sara. Eine sehr freundliche und hilfsbereite Gastgeberin die alles für ihre Gäste tut. Wärmstens zu empfehlen. Auch für sehr spontane Übernachtungen !!!! 19.00 Uhr angefragt. 21.00 Uhr eingecheckt. (-;Tanja2017-04-20T00:00:00ZL'abitazione si trova in una frazione di Gargnano e dispone di ogni comfort. La camera è spaziosa e ben arredata. Il bagno è eccezionale. Sara è gentile e reattiva nel rispondere. ConsigliatoMatteo2016-10-01T00:00:00ZRoom TypePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyB&B CASA ELENA (room Fiore)Price$75 CAD B&B CASA ELENA (room Fiore)Private room · 1 bed7 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListIn residence Ca del Garda in Bogliaco, all the rooms have a wonderfull lake view. The garden has direct access to the lake and a large swimming pool.
The apartment has a living room with sofa bed, kitchenette, double bedroom. Il residence ha un giardino con accesso diretto al lagoThe flat is well located and is comfortable. However needs a bit of cleaning because there was a lot of dust. Besides that we had a good experience. DEddie & Diego2015-07-05T00:00:00ZA real treasure with lake Garda only 30 meters away. Great apartment for a family with kids. Having both the lake and a pool within crawling distance is ideal. And the view is stunning with the apartment facing the lake. The host met us personally at the apartment both when arriving and leaving. Parking is free and both restaurants and shops are available within 200 meters.Rickard2016-07-08T00:00:00ZDavide is a great host! He picked us up from the station and took us to his apartment which was lovely, it had great views and great access into the lake for a swim. There are pubs and restaurants within 5 minutes walk. There is another village (20 minute walk) which was really good and had restaurants on the way. This is also where you can get the ferry across to another part of the lake. The apartment was great and had all the facilities to cook. I'm sure we will be staying there again in the near future! Davide also helped and arranged a canyoning day for us which was really good! Chelsey2016-07-04T00:00:00ZWe really enjoyed our stay in Bogliaco. The appartment was great and only a short walking distance from the sailing club. Key collected from the caretaker on arrival and secure parking space was fine. Great view of the lake from the balcony and lounge window. Could hear the waves lapping up the shore at night and a relitively quiet location with great local pub and restuarants. We could even see the children sailing from the balcony which was an added bonus. Bed and sofa bed comfortable plenty and the kitchen was fine for making meals for breakfast. Clean and tidy throughout, shower and bath with hot water via cylinder worked fine. The Host Davide provided freindly and prompt information the fleibility on arrival time was appreciated due to arriving late. Martyn2015-05-28T00:00:00ZFantastic apartment with lake view! My friends & I loved a lot. It s a super nice place w/ really nice restaurants & those super cute alleys. Beautiful! Also the caretaker is super friendly and helpful. He even invited us to go to a party w/ him and his friends. We just really loved it. And if you are w/ a car you can easily visit Verona and Milano. So in total that was the best decision we could have made:) Thank you Davide for making everything so easy and comfy. We just had a brilliant time. Hopefully next time we can meet:) Davide took care of us at every stage. Before we even booked he replied immediatly to my questions. Shortly after he sent me all the needed information. He even called me to make sure everything is all right. And even in between he gave us recommendation where to go and Checked via message if we needed anything. Just really thoughtful :) We felt really taken care of. Thanks a lot Davide. We had an amazing time in your apartment :)Juliane2015-08-31T00:00:00ZGreat flat, comfy with a wonderful view on the lake and the private garden. Private parking was very appreciable and useful. The swimming pool was so good, we enjoyed it a lot !! The residence is very well maintained. Proximity with the lake is an undeniable advantage ! We really recommand it ! Didier2016-08-01T00:00:00ZDavide hat uns sehr freundlich empfangen. Obwohl wir zu früh angekommen sind, durften wir frühzeitig in die Wohnung. Vielen Dank nochmal. Die Wohnung ist schön, sauber und gut geschnitten. Obwohl wir 4 Erwachsene waren, hatten wir ausreichend Platz. Der Blick aus dem Wohnzimmer und Schlafzimmer ist traumhaft. Auch im Garten und im Pool haben wir viele schöne Stunden verbracht. Die Wohnung und den Gastgeber Empfehlen wir auf jeden Fall weiter. Es war eine wunderschöne Zeit. Daniele2016-08-07T00:00:00ZWir sind mit 4 Personen angereist und hatten einen tollen Aufenthalt, da man alle Informationen rechtzeitig vom Vermieter vorab bekam. Echt super. DANKE !! Bei Fragen konnte man ihn auch jederzeit erreichen. Seine Antworten kamen zügig. Das App. ist schön und gut ausgestattet. Der Aufzug erleichtert den Gepäcktransport in das nette App. Es ist alles vorhanden, was man braucht. Zum App. gehört ein privater gesicherter Parkplatz. Der Pool befindet sich hinter dem Haus und liegt schön geschützt, aber sonnig. Vom SZ und WZ hat man einen tollen Blick auf den See. Vor dem Haus ist der private Garten mit Seezugang, über eine Eisentreppe. Zwischen Garten und Apartment verläuft die Straße zum Marktplatz. Hier kann es dann schon mal laut werden. Der Hafen liegt in unmittelbarer Nähe. Nebenan ist ein kleiner Marktplatz mit Restaurants, Bar, Geschäften für den tgl. Bedarf. Die Pizzeria dort können wir empfehlen. Gutes Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis und sehr lecker. Wer lieber seicht in den Gardasee möchte, statt eine Treppe zu benutzen, erreicht über eine Nebenstraße den Kiesstrand, in etwa 3-4min. Fußweg. Eine Waschküche mit 3 Münzwaschmaschinen ist auch vorhanden. Ein sehr netter und bemühter Hausmeister hilft, wenn man Fragen hat. Wir haben uns in Gargnano sehr wohlgefüllt und werden bestimmt wiederkommen. grazie mille e arrivederci Christine Yvonne2015-07-25T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyLovely apartment facing the lakePrice$116 CAD Lovely apartment facing the lakeEntire home/apt · 2 beds17 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListIl monolocale, recentemente ristrutturato, è situato al piano terra di uno stabile dei primi del '900. Nei 38mq trovate un salotto con comodo divano letto, tavolo, armadio e tv lcd; una cucina funzionale con frigorifero completo di freezer, forno con piano cottura e lavatrice; un comodo bagno completo di tutti i sanitari e box doccia.
Offerti dalla casa caffè, tè e una bottiglia d'acqua.Claudio and his girlfriend are really nice hosts and friendly persons. We felt very welcome and comfortablein his lovely apartment and can highly recommend a stay. Also the surrounding, the lake and everything is really peaceful and nice there! We would love to come back one day! Five stars!!! Grazie mille!!Andre2017-04-16T00:00:00ZVery nice, modern and clean Apartment in a small village close to the lake but far away from other tourists. Communication with Claudio perfect before arrival. In total highly recommendable.Martin 2017-05-01T00:00:00ZI had a pleasant stay at Claudio's. The place was lovely, and located on a beautiful spot. I really love the blue spotlights on the floor and in the shower! Also I never really drink coffee back home, but enjoyed it every day thanks to Claudio's coffee machine and capsules. I was here to go to the university which was 30mins away, so it was nice to walk and enjoy the scenery along the way. There is also a lovely groceries shop about 10 mins walk. Claudio was a great host, picked us up from the bus station and showed us the university on the first day, which we were grateful for, and then he gave us a lift when I bumped into him again on my first day when I was making my way to the groceries, and also on the next day when my friend and I were making our way to the university. This was so kind of him as we were a bit lost to where to go! Also my charger had been lost on a previous trip, so when I asked Claudio if he has a spare one or an adaptor, he kindly got in touch with his mother who lives nearby to lend me one!!! I had such a comfortable stay thanks to Claudio and I highly recommend that you stay here for a peaceful, comfortable and scenic trip. Sophia2017-05-11T00:00:00ZSoggiorno ottimo, Claudio gentilissimo e disponibile per qualsiasi cosa, zona tranquilla e casa esattamente come in descrizione.Leonardo2017-01-02T00:00:00ZAppartamento molto moderno ed accogliente in un borgo unico! La casa è molto intima e pulita. Claudio è stato un host davvero gentile ed esauriente nelle spiegazioni per raggiungere il luogo. Davvero consigliato!Matteo2016-12-09T00:00:00ZCasa molto accogliente e pulita con tutto l'indispensabile! Claudio è stato molto disponibile e gentile! Doccia bellissima con luci led azzurre. Posto auto gratuito davanti casa.Riccardo2017-04-17T00:00:00ZAppartamento comodo al lago e dotato di ogni comfort. Claudio molto disponibile!Cecilia2017-02-19T00:00:00ZMonolocale pulito e molto carino, Claudio un ragazzo disponibile e molto gentile!!Mattia2017-02-15T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates2BedroomsToscolano Maderno, Lombardia, ItalyMonolocale a due passi dal lago di GardaPrice$84 CAD Monolocale a due passi dal lago di GardaEntire home/apt · 1 bed8 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListGrande appartamento, Grande vista. Autonomo , appena arredato. Luminosissimo e in mezzo al verde, con incantevole vista sul lago.Situato in villa anni 60 composta da 3 appartamenti. Parcheggio interno e oliveto di oltre mq.1.000. Posto in leggera collina. In 10 minuti si raggiunge a piedi il paesino Bogliaco con spiaggia o in 20 minuti il capoluogo Gargnano. Vicino al Golf Bogliaco. Ottimo per passeggiate, mountan bike. Il maneggio dista 20 minuti d'auto.La villa è abitata da pochissime persone, quindi avrete grande libertà nel rispetto dei pochi presenti. Confina con una villetta abitata da due persone e un rustico. Chiesa e Oratorio con campo di calcio vicini.Room TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates6BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyCasa Vacanze Gran PanoramaPrice$123 CAD Casa Vacanze Gran PanoramaEntire home/apt · 6 bedsNEWSimpan ke Wish List Romantic and bright apartment with stunning views of the lake and mountains which surround it, a stone's throw from the beach, furnished and equipped with every comfort. Near the most important and famous towns and attractions. And 'situated in a green area surrounded by olive trees, oleander, laurel, cypress trees, and other plants typical of Mediterranean vegetation, just because of its location allows you to walk to the beaches and surrounding villages as well as long walks in the famous and beautiful green field course which is located within walking distance. Check-in 14.00 chek -out 14.00 the apartment is located in a corner next to the small harbor of Bogliaco, half of the famous Centomiglia race from the bedroom window you can see the beautiful Palazzo Bettoni and all the lakeside promenade of Gargnano, and from the balcony you can admire the Monte Baldo and the whole Veronese coast Thanks for a wonderful time. We enjoyed our little Italian vacation at your sweet,cosy and absolut clean apartment a lot. The flat is perfectly for 2 to 4 people and the location is close to the lake. We had a great view to it. The city is very nice and not so many tourists are there....you can feel real Italian culture. The family welcomed us so friendly with sunshine in their eyes...we are sure to come back asap!!! If someone wants more sightseeing...not a problem...everything is close by. ;-)Caro.2015-08-02T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful time at Roberta's place. The apartment was very clean and she surprised us with a big fruit basket. We loved the view from her balcony. The location of her apartment is also great - less touristy than the other towns we visited. We were able to walk to the local beach and had the best dinners in town. ina2016-07-23T00:00:00ZWe had 5 wonderful days at Lago Di Garda and enjoyed our stay at Profumo Di Lago in Bogliaco very much. The apartment is very nice, well equipped, clean and offers a fantastic view over the village and the lake. Roberta is a great host who even managed to navigate us to the place on arrival. We had a huge fruit basket and other essentials waiting for us, so Mille grazie to Roberta for being such a great host. Carsten2016-07-12T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay at Robertas flat! It was located in Bogliaco, a picturesque and quiet Italian town, a nice 15 minutes walk to Gargnano. The flat had everything we needed, basic kitchen equipment, towels, extra. And the view from the cozy balcony was fantastic. We parked our car at the square in front of the church, almost next to the flat. Roberta was very nice and explained everything to us, when we arrived. The communication was without problems, despite the language barrier. We can definitely recommend it.Elisabeth2016-09-23T00:00:00ZThe apartment was perfect, very clean and well equipped. Nice little village, easy parking nearby for end of summer. We found Wi-Fi connection available at 2 bars nearby. Thank you for your warm welcome in Italian. Thank you for the cookies.Laurent2016-09-18T00:00:00ZRoberta was great, the apartment to is fantastic, this is exactly what you hope for when you come to a town on the shores of the lake. Would highly recommend! Also great balcony with nice view of the town and lakeWilliam2016-09-02T00:00:00ZMerci Roberta pour ce séjour ! Le logement est parfaitement conforme à la description, je dirais même mieux que l'idée que nous nous en faisions ! Très bien situé à environs 100 mètres du lac avec une vue fantastique sur les toits de Bogliaco depuis le balcon. Propreté irréprochable ( y compris salle de bain, douche, joints...), spacieux et plein de charme (plafond à poutres apparentes, mur de pierres authentiques dans le salon). De prime abord, garer une voiture semble compliqué, mais il est possible de trouver des alternatives tel qu'un parking gratuit en haut d'une impasse desservie par le rond point principal du village (à 250 mètre de l'appartement). Un dernier point, prévoyez de ne pas avoir le wifi sur place. La rencontre avec Roberta fût brève mais elle a été très aimable. Une superbe première expérience Airbnb! Philippe2015-09-08T00:00:00ZDer Aufenthalt war wunderschön, tolle Wohnung , liebe Gastgeberin- ein frischer Obstkorb stand auch bereit . Jederzeit wieder Alexandra2015-09-18T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsBogliaco, Lombardia, Italyprofumo di lagoPrice$108 CAD profumo di lagoEntire home/apt · 2 beds16 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListIl mio alloggio è vicino a Golf Club Bogliaco - Porto Marina di Bogliaco -, splendide viste panoramiche, ristoranti, spiaggia. Il mio alloggio è adatto a coppie e amici pelosi (animali domestici).The host canceled this reservation the day before arrival. This is an automated posting.Matteo2017-02-11T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates4BedroomsRoina, Lombardia, ItalyCasa ColinPrice$116 CAD Casa ColinEntire home/apt · 2 bedsSimpan ke Wish ListCentrally located 2 room condo with private lakefront garden, private parking spot, swimming pool, and onsite doorman.Condo is a refurbishment from the ex-Hotel Bogliaco. It has a large living room and smaller bedroom. It's simply furnished and best suits small families and practical travellers. Swimming pool open from Jun thru Sept. Gardens open year round.Golf Bogliaco less than 1km. Excellent access to mtnbike, water sports, and boating. (mtnbike, golf clubs, and boat available upon request)Marvin is a great host. He was very quick to reply any questions we had about the place and ready to help in any way he could. The neighbourhood was calm and soothing and had a cafe, small supermarket and a couple of restaurants. The apartment was nice, and as shown on the pictures. The front garden was so nice to use and the back garden was really peaceful. And the pool was very clean - we used that a lot! Finally big thumbs up to the caretaker Fabian, he was so positive and always smiling!Jeppe2016-07-17T00:00:00ZLiving at Marvins place was a nice experience, the place is cozy and clean, also the support provided from Marvin was on top level, though Fabian the local person did not speak English, somehow with help of hands and gestures we have agreed on all the terms. We spent few nice days at the place. What is one advantage is the private garden at the place, which is a big asset for that accommodation. Everything was very well prepared, with basic info and guidelines, although we reserved for the last moment. Good job MarvinMartin2015-07-08T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely week at Marvin's condo. It was perfect for our holiday by the lake and Marvin was an excellent host! Despite never meeting, he took great care of us through emails and made sure everything went smoothly for us. We spent some time by the lovely, clean pool, and enjoyed wandering along the road to Gargnano town. On a grey day, we took a trip to Il Vittoriale ((SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) it - it's a quirky day out!) I would happily stay here again and hope to do so soon! Thanks, Marvin! Rosie2016-08-27T00:00:00ZThe condo served as a nice base for our 6-member family. The location just few meters from the lake was wonderful and the big pool of the apartments was also really nice. The locked parking place was also a strong plus. The only minus was the almost 30C inside temperatures for us cold-blooded finns. Otherwise the condo and all it's furniture, appliances etc worked really well even for a bigger family. Not related to accommodation itself - travellers in this area should try to avoid travelling south along the lakeside on Sunday evenings/nights. The road was extremely congested. Sanna2015-07-16T00:00:00ZIt was a very pleasant stay in Marvins flat at the lake Garda. The Garden directly in front of the lake is stunning and also the pool in the backside garden is fantastic. The flat is okay, everything was there, towels, linnen and several useful things. A doorman greeted us and was helpful in all questions the whole week we stayed there. Also Marvin himself was a very good host although he don't live in the area. He wrote several emails before and while our stay to ask if everything was okay. Thank you Marvin! All in all I really can recommend this flat and think about coming back next year! Annette2015-07-05T00:00:00ZJust amazing !! I had a wonderful stay on Garda, and the complete experience in Marvin's flat was A+. We arrived on Sunday and Fabian (the consierge) who is a wonderful person, had all arranged for us. He explained everything, the rules of the condo, near places, etc. The flat itself is very well located and well equipped. It has all what is needed to be confortable on a vacation trip. Also has a private garden and parking (a plus value as parking is difficult). All photos in AirBNB are accurate and show exactly hoy the place is. Lake Garda is now my prefered place to vacation, and i will try to book again Marvin's place next year as 1 week is not enough to visit all. I would like to reccomend a visit to Gargnano (main village) and sit to have a Bellini (coctail) at Caffe Olympia, a wonderful place attended by signore Hugo. Also, we reccomend supper at BB San Rocco (ask for Fettuchini Allo Scoglio) In summary, one of the best holiday's i've spent so far. Marvin is a great host and was always in contact providing all information as needed, Thanks !! paul2015-08-03T00:00:00ZMarvin war sehr nett und hat sich sehr Mühe gegeben, dass wir uns wohl fühlen! Er war selbst nicht dort, aber wir hatten eine andere sehr nette Ansprechperson. Mit Marvin hatten wir telefonisch Kontakt. Wir waren zu 5. (mein Mann + ich mit unseren 2 Söhnen (3 1/2 Jahre und 6 Monate) sowie unserem Hund. Die Wohnung war zweckmässig eingerichtet und sauber, die Betten waren nicht so gemütlich und der Hund war im Garten nicht so willkommen wie angenommen. Da mehrere Parteien das Haus und den Garten teilen. Wir hatten dennoch eine gute Zeit und danken Marvin für seine Gastfreundschaft.Sandra2014-10-18T00:00:00ZIn der Wohnung war alles nötige vorhanden. Sie liegt in sehr schöner Nachbarschaft direkt am See. Nachts war es vor allem am Wochenende recht laut, aber das ist bei einer so zentralen Lage nicht überraschend.Mildred2016-09-04T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsGargnano, Lombardy, ItalyLakefront Lago Di GardaPrice$123 CAD Lakefront Lago Di GardaEntire home/apt · 4 beds10 reviewsSimpan ke Wish Listmonolocale con terrazza privata vista lagoRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates2BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyTERRAZZA dei CAPPERIPrice$140 CAD TERRAZZA dei CAPPERIEntire home/apt · 1 bedSimpan ke Wish List The apartment is suitable for families with children, couples or friends; It is located on the western shore of Lake Garda, between Salò and Riva del Garda. There are many activities that can be practiced in the area, just in Bogliaco are the Circolo Golf, Tennis and Sailing, home of the famous sailing regatta "Centomiglia" which takes place in September. Nearby you can practice Windsurf, Kitesurf. There are bike trails and hiking trails. The apartment is newly renovated. The flat is in the centre of Bogliaco of Gargnano, village situated on the west coast of Lake Garda, halfway between Salò and Riva del Garda. Here you can join a lot of activities: in Bogliaco there are a country club, a tennis club and a sailing club, seat of the well-known sailing competition called "Centomiglia". A few miles after Gargnano, you can find Campione del Garda, attraction for the fans of Windsurf and Kitesurf. Furthermore in Gargnano you can visit the historic Villa Feltrinelli.Room TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates3BedroomsBogliaco, Lombardia, ItalyAl Lago da Lilly - AzzurroPrice$93 CAD Al Lago da Lilly - AzzurroEntire home/apt · 2 bedsNEWSimpan ke Wish ListUbicato a margine del centro storico di Bogliaco, a pchi metri dal Lago di Garda, “Il pozzo” è un appartamento al primo piano di un fabbricato isolato, composto da un ampio soggiorno con zona relax e pranzo, cucina, tre camere da letto, due bagni e piccolo giardino, ideale per 5/6 persone.Bogliaco è una frazione di Gargnano, centro abitato sulla costa occidentale del Lago di Garda posto al centro del parco naturale dell’Alto Garda Bresciano, la zona è caratterizzata da temperatura mite e ventilata e nel periodo estivo sono previsti numerosi eventi culturali, musicali e sportivi.Das Haus war gemütlich und geräumig. Wir wurden sehr nett empfangen. Als das Gas leer war, war Gianpaolo in 15 Minuten vor Ort. Die Ausblicke auf den See sind wunderbar. Man ist zu Fuß sofort im romantischen Örtchen und am kleinen Hafen. Wir kommen gerne wieder. Gabriele2017-04-17T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeHouseAccommodates5BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyIl PozzoPrice$140 CAD Il PozzoEntire home/apt · 5 beds1 reviewSimpan ke Wish ListPerfect for those who like to relax, the house is situated in Gargnano countryside, 5 minutes from supermarket, beach, restaurants; parking and private garden with a kitchenette and longe area, large rooms with lovely bathroom.Tranquility and excellent localization services and beachQuiet in the countrysideWe had a great time at Casa Elena and Sara was a very friendly, open-minded and helpful host. Especially we enjoyed to cook at the outdoor kitchen in the Garden, which is set out very nice. The landscape around Sara`s place wonderful and we did a lot of hiking. At the beginning we had some trouble with the bus timetable, which are not easy to understand for non-Italian. But we were very lucky with Sara as host. She help us and even gave us a lift to Limone. I think it is better to have a car ant not to be dependent on the busses. Miriam2017-04-12T00:00:00ZWe enjoyed our time at sara's accomodation. The room and bathroom were spacious and clean. The location was very quiet and peaceful. Two other guests were staying in a room next door, however, we hardly noticed them and sara herself only came by to prepare breakfast. This gave us a lot of privacy to relax in the room or garden outside. Overall, it is a very nice location for a few relaxing days in the countryside of the garda lake, with a few nice places to eat out, a small grocery store and a small peaceful pebble beach nearby. The only inconvenience that we experienced was with the public transport. Busses were not going very frequently during the holidays season, or not going at all on the 15th of august. We did not know that. Also, we couldn't reach sara when the other two guests locked us out accidentally while we were sitting in the garden. Thus, we ended up waiting around 2 hours at night for someone to open the door for us. For the rest out stay was very enjoyable.Nataliya2016-08-15T00:00:00ZThe accommodation was perfect (as expected from the pictures, very clean, quiet, bathroom very nice...) And the host was very helpful and nicePauline2017-04-23T00:00:00ZSara was a great host and very helpful! Her place is nice and as relaxing and as quiet as promised. The room is beautiful and very clean. The bathroom is new and amazing (spacious shower!). Gargnano is one of the smaller towns on lake Garda. Less touristy and a great place to visit.Julian2016-05-23T00:00:00ZBeautiful location! Area nice and quiet, close to everything you need. Sara was an awesome host, very helpful. Fed us breakfast, was delicious! Room was beautiful as well, very modern. Never wanted to leave. Highly recommendedAiden2016-04-25T00:00:00ZDas Zimmer ist schoen und sauber. Das Bett ist wie abgebildet, die Deckenleuchte ist schoen. Die Dusche im Bad ist recht gross. Sara bereitet ein gutes Fruehstueck. Es gibt Toastbrot, Schinken und Marmelade. Zur Auswahl stehen Kaffee oder Tee. Das Fruehstueck wird normalerweise im Garten serviert. Sara ist fast immer erreichbar, und man kann sie um wertvolle Tips (Strand, Restaurant, Einkaufen usw.) bitten. Sara vermietet zwei Zimmer. Dessen muss man sich bewusst sein, da man in seltenen Faellen eventuell laute Nachbarn haben kann.Ольга2016-08-26T00:00:00ZAlles war super sauber und es ist eigentlich wie eine Pension. Das Zimmer ist sehr süß eingerichtet und das Bad riesig! Es wird zwischendurch sauber gemacht und alles ist in bestem Zustand. Die Küche und die Sitzgelegenheiten befinden sich draußen (mit Überdachung) und machen ein besonderes Flair! Lediglich die Straße stört in der Nacht, wenn man bei offenem Fenster schlafen möchte. Aber es gibt auch einen Ventilator an der Decke. Der Strand ist super schön und in 10 Gehminuten erreichbar. Einkaufsmöglichkeit ist da (Auto von Vorteil, kleiner Shop im Dorf). Bar und Lokale in Laufnähe. Frühstück gibts auch! Mille Grazie e a la prossima! Eva2016-08-31T00:00:00ZSarah war eine sehr angenehme Gastgeberin. Sie hat uns sehr freundlich empfangen und hat zwischendurch immer mal wieder gefragt ob alles passt, ob wir etwas brauchen und hat uns Tipps für unseren Aufenthalt gegeben ohne dabei aufdringlich zu sein. Sie hat eine natürliche unkomplizierte, freundliche und direkte Art, die uns sehr gut gefallen hat. Das Frühstück am Morgen war auch lecker und Sarah geht gerne auf Essenswünsche ein. Wir haben uns insgesamt sehr wohl gefühlt, das Zimmer war sauber und wie beschrieben.Max2017-05-01T00:00:00ZRoom TypePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates2BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyB&B Casa elena (room Tina)Price$75 CAD B&B Casa elena (room Tina)Private room · 1 bed13 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListThe Tower Limonaia is in Gargnano, it has recently been redone.
Both Toscolano Maderno and Gargnano have several notable artistic sights, especially in their town squares with their ancient churches. This area is full of beautiful scenery and offers visitors several sports activities, including hiking, horseback riding, and golfing.Room TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsGargnano, Lombardia, ItalyTorre Limonaia 4 sleeps with garden and shared pool in GargnanoPrice$220 CAD Torre Limonaia 4 sleeps with garden and shared pool in GargnanoEntire home/apt · 2 beds3 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListGorgeous villa at Lake Garda (located in Bogliaco- Gargnano ) . The house , with breathtaking view of the lake , is located a few minutes walk from the center of the town where you could find shops.Superb villa in Lake Garda (located in Gargnano). The house, with a beautiful view of the lake, consists of large living room with separate kitchen area with appliances, 2 large double bedrooms and one smaller with two single beds, 2 bathrooms, terrace, patio and garden of 8000 square meters. Large parking for cars.The reservation was canceled 3 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Jasmin2013-08-07T00:00:00ZВсё было прекрасно. Место невероятно красивое и очень спокойное. Для семьи с детьми - отличный выбор. Мы отдыхали впятером: двое взрослых и трое детей. В саду много места и дети могли там безопасно играть. Сам дом очень уютный, чистый, есть всё необходимое. А какой из дома открывается вид на горы и озеро...! Понравилось бродить по живописным окрестностям старого городка, который расположен выше и ниже по склону. До пляжа пешком минут 10. Так что, мы прекрасно провели время. We are very glad that chose this place. The house is very nice with the beautiful view to the lake and mountains. The garden is large and calm. It is very good place for a big family with children. Natalia2013-09-29T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeVillaAccommodates6BedroomsGargnano, Lombardy, ItalyGorgeous villa- lake garda-gargnanoPrice$194 CAD Gorgeous villa- lake garda-gargnanoEntire home/apt · 6 beds3 reviewsSimpan ke Wish ListNegli ambienti di una villa esclusiva, in una delle zone più caratteristiche del lago di Garda, convivono l’eleganza di una dimora d’epoca e la tradizionale ospitalità di una casa privata. Completamente autonoma, circondata da un parco con piscina, la casa offre 40 mq di living nel verde con angolo cottura , divani . Al primo piano 120 mq a zona notte :una Family room adatta a 5 ospiti con grande bagno padronale e una suite per 2 persone con bagno in camera.Una location adatta per chi vuole vivere l'atmosfera del lago e della casa in un atmosfera familiare, , di giorno usfruire della bellezza del giardino e della casa cenando in giardino bordo piscina o nella favolosa veranda e la sera riposando nelle conferotevoli camere della nistra casa A disposizione extra price le nostre favolose colazioni servite in giardino .Un ritmo tranquillo ...una vacanza easy a contatto con la natura , il lago , gli sport acquatici che la rendono unica e specialeRoom TypePrivate roomProperty TypeBed & BreakfastAccommodates5BedroomsGargnano, Lombardy, ItalyFAMILYSUITEROOM 58 kitchen includedPrice$325 CAD FAMILYSUITEROOM 58 kitchen includedPrivate room · 5 bedsSimpan ke Wish ListLovely modern flat, originally a characteristic Lemon House, with bright windows overlooking Lake Garda. Features a charming garden with direct access to the water and a large panoramic lake-front terrace. Lake-front apartment surrounded by a manicured garden, located in Villa di Gargnano. From the terrace right above the lake, you can enjoy the view of Monte Baldo (North) and of the picturesque bay of Bogliaco (South).Villa is a small gem-like village, belonging to the municipality of Gargnano, on the western shore of Lake Garda. Its harbor and the small café, where you can enjoy a pleasant breakfast, preserve a unique atmosphere and enchanting beauty, which you will hardly find anywhere else. Small details will impress you, for example Anne's atelier, where you will find one of a kind drawings of bread, fruits and vegetables, other than local panoramas, the "Villanella" boat and the beautiful Convento di San Tommaso.
The area itself enjoys a mild climate and offers different types of activities throughout the year, also during the winter season you will be positively surprised by the breath taking views and colors, which only the winter season, far from the chaos of the summer, are able to evoke.The reservation was canceled 39 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Andrea2015-03-23T00:00:00ZWe had the best of luck at the Lemons house, fantastic views with windows immediately on the lake, large garden, 5+ stars house, super clean, great location, and above all fantastically warm host. We met with Klara and she welcomed us as if an old friend and family! Thank you Klara, we couldn't want more! If you are looking to have the best of your time and found this house available don't hesitate, it's a catch!Akram2016-12-21T00:00:00ZThis is simply a wonderful place to spend a few days or longer. The house is gorgeous and clean, very comfortable, and Karla (Alexandra's mom) was wonderful to meet. The garden is lovely, and the house is only about a ten minute walk to La Tortuga, a Michelin-starred restaurant where we had a truly fantastic meal -- do not miss it, it's worth it! Thank you Alexandra and Karla, we hope to come back one day.Willa2017-04-07T00:00:00ZAlexandra and Karla have been perfect hosts. From the organisation to the warm welcome and the nice litle marmelade present: it was absolutly perfect. The apartment itself is amazing. You can have your breakfast while looking over the lake garda or just relax in the beautiful garden. In the village gargnano you find several very good restaurants within 5-10 minutes walk. Gargnano itself is very quiet and not so crowded with tourists like other places around the lake.Andreas2015-04-20T00:00:00ZBest Place ! A beautiful apartment in a great location. Very stylish and clean. All the appliances and furniture were top of line, we were very comfortable and felt at home. The contact with Alexandra was very good. Very recommended!Christof2015-11-24T00:00:00ZAlexandra provided us with all details before the stay and on Site. This is a charming and confortable House the pictures cannot reveal. We swam and enjoyed the views over the lake that changes all day long. The Villave is quite and the Nature around is amazing. We are happy of having been there and for sure we will return. And Karla's lemon jam is extraordinary ! And so Karla is.Eva Maria2015-04-15T00:00:00ZThe reservation was canceled 9 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Martina2015-03-18T00:00:00ZWe were made feel most welcome and the host was very friendly and helpful . The property location was beautiful and tranquil. It w as as pictured and described.Rebecca2015-03-24T00:00:00ZRoom TypeEntire home/aptProperty TypeApartmentAccommodates4BedroomsGargnano, Lombardy, ItalyThe Lemon House - Lake Front Price$108 CAD The Lemon House - Lake Front Entire home/apt · 2 beds14 reviews12121 – 18 of 32 RentalsEnter dates to see full pricing. Additional fees apply. Taxes may be added.Italy>Lombardia>GargnanoMapFiltersTermsPrivacySite MapAirbnbmag

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One of the mandates for high school principals in the School District of Philadelphia is to give more frequent written feedback to teachers based on the teaching and learning we see on a daily basis on our walk-throughs. It is one of those mandates that is pretty much indefensible in theory, but the devil, as always, is in the details. For me, the trick is to create a way to give teachers feedback that is useful, as observational and non-judgemental as possible, easy to manage, both for teachers and me, and something that can be more than just sheets of paper that are put into a binder and then forgotten about. So I am going to be using my iPad and a GoogleForm (and Spreadsheet) to get feedback to teachers quickly and (hopefully) wisely and well.
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View high resolution 25 Ways to Use Twitter in the Classroom (by degree of difficulty)
Courtesy of Edudemic. You can download this as a PDF (it’s a large file) right here.
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View high resolution Is Twitter hurting college student grades?
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On the stupidity of (creative writing) teachers.
Jeff: i'm sure picasso had an art teacher who gave him an F somewhere along the line
Jeff: because "faces dont look like that"
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Using Text-Expansion Software to Respond to Student Writing →
I teach students how to write. It’s a huge part of my job, and I love it…for the most part. I love talking with students about their writing. I love looking at their drafts and giving them feedback. I love reading what they write. One thing I don’t love, however, is writing up my comments about their writing, comments that not only respond to the content of their work but also to the form.
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Why Feedback and Filters are Necessary in Social Media →
On social networks like Facebook () and Twitter (), as on cell phones, people often have no measurable feedback on the amount of shouting, over-talking, and noise they’re creating on the web.
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ScreenFlow + YouTube = Quick/Robust Feedback →
I think there could be some blowback if this gets into FERPA territory (e.g. “Why is my video grade posted on YouTube for the world to see?”), but when used to give meaningful feedback on works in progress, or to clarify points people are struggling with, I think it’s phenomenal.
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Iraq says U.S. forces withdrawing from Syria have no approval to stay - Reuters
October 22, 2019 / 8:16 AM / 23 days ago
Ahmed Rasheed, Idrees Ali
BAGHDAD/PRINCE SULTAN AIR BASE, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - U.S. forces that crossed into Iraq as part of a pull-out from Syria do not have permission to stay and can only be there in transit, the Iraqi military said on Tuesday.
Boys wave towards a convoy of U.S. vehicles withdrawing from northern Syria, in Erbil, Iraq October 21, 2019. REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
The Iraqi military statement contradicted the Pentagon’s announcement that all of the nearly 1,000 troops withdrawing from northern Syria are expected to move to western Iraq to continue the campaign against Islamic State militants and to help defend Iraq.
The additional U.S. troops would add to the more than 5,000 American troops based in the country, training Iraqi forces and helping to ensure that Islamic State militants do not make a comeback.
“NOT A MERCENARY FORCE”
Esper, speaking in front of a Patriot missile battery where he was meeting U.S. troops, said Saudi Arabia had agreed to help underwrite the deployment to the kingdom. He did not provide details on what specifically Saudi Arabia had agreed to pay for.
The United States has deployed thousands of additional military forces in recent months to bolster Saudi defenses, including an air expeditionary wing and air defense personnel.
That includes radar systems, Patriot missiles and support personnel to bolster Saudi Arabia’s defenses after the largest-ever attack on the kingdom’s oil facilities on Sept. 14.
Some experts have criticized President Donald Trump’s administration for saying that Saudi Arabia will pay for the deployment of U.S. troops to the Kingdom, suggesting it makes the U.S. military a mercenary force.
Trump has repeatedly said that Saudi Arabia would pay for the recent U.S. deployments.
“We are not a mercenary force,” Esper said.
Erdogan says Syrian Kurdish YPG continuing to withdraw from Turkish border area
Erdogan, Putin to discuss phased YPG withdrawal in Syria: Turkish source
“Mercenary forces do things for the pay, we are doing this (to).. help defend our allies, second to deter Iran so we don’t have increasingly bad behavior, and third defend the international rules based order,” he added.
Esper’s trip to Saudi Arabia comes as U.S.-Iran tensions have risen to new highs since May 2018, when the Trump administration withdrew from an international accord that put limits on Tehran’s nuclear program in exchange for easing sanctions.
Esper said he had spoken with allies like France and Germany about contributing to air defenses in the Gulf and would be discussing it with NATO partners this week.
Reporting by Ahmed Rasheed in Baghdad and Idrees Ali in Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia; Writing by Ahmed Aboulenein; Editing by Angus MacSwan and Ed Osmond

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Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre: 2020 Pictures, Reviews, Prices & Deals | Expedia.ca
Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre, Edmonton Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre, Edmonton
CA $161 average price per night
Popular LocationSouthgate Center6 min drive
AirportEdmonton, AB (YEG-Edmonton Intl.)17 min drive
Accessibility – Grab bar in bath, wheelchair accessible, height-adjustable showerhead, level door handles, wheelchair-width doorways and closed-captioned TV
Accessibility – Height-adjustable showerhead, grab bar near toilet, wheelchair accessible, level door handles, roll-in shower and closed-captioned TV
Located in Edmonton, Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre is in the business district. South Edmonton Common and Edmonton City Centre are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's popular attractions can visit World Waterpark. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at Rogers Place or Commonwealth Stadium. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including golfing.
University of Alberta Hospital - 12 min drive
Stollery Children's Hospital - 12 min drive
4404 Restaurant — 1 min walk
Aurora Lounge — 1 min walk
Eco-friendly Edmonton hotel in Southside with 2 restaurants
2 restaurants, an indoor pool and an outdoor pool are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a 24-hour fitness centre, a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café are on-site. All 237 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, LCD TVs with cable channels, and conveniences such as sofa beds and fridges. Other amenities available to guests include iPod docking stations, 24-hour room service and premium bedding.
Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre offers 237 forms of air-conditioned accommodation with iPod docking stations and a safe. Beds feature premium bedding. 42-inch LCD televisions come with cable channels. Guests can make use of the in-room fridges and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include a separate bath and shower, designer toiletries, complimentary toiletries and hairdryers.
This Edmonton hotel provides complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and telephones. Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottles of water and an iron/ironing board. Housekeeping is provided on a daily basis.
Valet parking: CAD 10.00 per day
Continental breakfast available for a fee 6:30 AM–9:30 AM on weekdays and 7 AM–11 AM on weekends: CAD 15.25 per person
Conference centre (29072 square feet of space)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of CAD 35.00 per accommodation, per night
Delta Hotels Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre
Can I cancel my reservation for free at Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre and receive a full refund?
Yes, Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre offers free cancellation on select room rates, because flexibility matters! Please refer to Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
Is Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre pet-friendly?
Yes, this hotel allows pets (limit 2 per room) with a maximum weight of up to 10 kg per pet. There's a fee of CAD 35.00 per accommodation, per night.
How much is parking at Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre?
What time is check-in at Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre?
Located in Southside, this eco-friendly hotel is 1 mi (1.7 km) from Monster Mini Golf and 3 mi (4.9 km) from South Edmonton Common. Alley Kat Brewery and Southgate Center are also within 2 miles (3 km).
Overall score and ratings for Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre
The public areas and the rooms were spotless, it was clean without smelling like cleaner. I am very sensitive to smells and i had no issues. The staff we friendly and welcoming and we enjoyed the pool and hot tub both nights we were there. We will definitely go back.
super clean and great service!! Would definitely recommend this hotel to others. Great experiene overall!
Bathtub was not draining, said they fixed it but next day was same problem, didn’t get fixed till third day. They left a small fruit dish to compensate.
Staff were very helpful and housekeeping did an amazing job.

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Nutty Jay's World.: December 2015
Many of us who cook will agree with me that no matter how well you mix ingredients and add all the assorted meat parts in Africa, without salt in the food, it would be tasteless and will remain tasteless until you put a pinch of salt, or a teaspoon of salt, or a table spoon of salt, depending on how large a soup you are cooking. Thus salt isn't food itself, rather it is the substance that makes food tasty. It is the reason why we want to eat food. It brings out the taste in all the ingredients in the food. '...ye are the salt of the earth...' Matthew 5:13
The year 2016 approaches, and the time has come for you and I to begin to make a positive difference every where we find ourselves. You must begin to walk in concsiousness of who you are as a child of God, and begin to add taste where ever you go: in your family, in your neighbourhood, in your community, amongst your friends, in your church, in your city, in your state until you take the entire nation for Christ. Many times all you need to do is live an exemplary life, because it is not about what you say, it is about what you do and how you are when no one is watching...people will see that exemplary life and want to be a part of the life you live. Do not waste your saltiness...because then you really wouldn't be reconciling anyone to God, which is the sole reason Christ died for us. Thus you would be doing nothing as a Christian except occupying space.
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Star Wars Comic Collector: Classic Cover Comparison: Star Wars #78 and Titans #79
Classic Cover Comparison: Star Wars #78 and Titans #79
French publisher Editions Lug published the Marvel Star Wars stories almost 2 years after they appeared in the U.S. in their anthology Titans title. Several issues published in the U.S. were never published in the Titans title. In my opinion, Star Wars #78 should have been one of the issues they skipped.
I imagine Star Wars #78 was written when Marvel learned Wedge Antilles was going to be back in the next Star Wars movie. To explain his absence in the comics up to this point, they decided to create a story where Wedge Antilles failed to escape the Empire's assault on Hoth. All of that was well and good except the story contradicts what was known about Wedge Antilles and Biggs Darklighter. Additionally, Luke Skywalker is out of character during the framing sequences of the story.
The cover for Star Wars #78 is a nice cover showing Wedge Antilles taking on a group of Wampas in Echo Base on Hoth. The cover shows four Wampas, but in the story, Wedge Antilles encounters two Wampas tearing apart a Tauntaun. The cover does a nice job of obscuring the Wampas very similar to how they were not shown in The Empire Strikes Back. I like that we only see the red eyes, jaws, horns, and claw of the Wampa behind Wedge. This technique makes the Wampas more foreboding and it is too bad it was not used in the interior of the comic. Inside the comic, the Wampas are shown in full and instead of looking like the creatures we eventually see in the special edition of the movie, they look more like traditional images of Yetis, except they also have horns. Interestingly, the Wampa drawn in the comic are some of the best illustrations in an otherwise lackluster comic.
Titans #79a - Editions Lug, France (August 1985)
The cover for Titans #79 does not accurately depict any scene from the actual story. At the stories end, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and another Rebel pilot Barlon Hightower are aboard a Rebel Transport looking for Wedge when he appears outside the viewport of the vessel. Wedge was out fixing the engines. On the cover, both Luke and Wedge are outside the ship with Leia peering out the viewport. Luke is either sabotaging Wedge's spacesuit or saving him which is the hook used to entice readers to want to buy the comic. The spacesuits look nothing like the blue suit worn by Wedge in the comic interior, but instead look like suits worn by NASA astronauts. It is a nice enough cover even though the scene never occurs in the story. Imagine the original cover painted similar to the other Titans covers for Star Wars issues? To me, this is a lost opportunity and I much prefer the U.S. cover for this deeply flawed story.
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For President Obama and advocates hoping for a House vote on immigration reform this year, the reality is simple: Fat chance. Obama repeatedly since the shutdown has sought to turn the nation’s focus to immigration reform and pressure Republicans to take up the Senate’s bill, or something similar. But there are no signs that Republicans are feeling any pressure. Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has repeatedly ruled out taking up the comprehensive Senate bill, and senior Republicans say it is unlikely that the party, bruised from its internal battle over the government shutdown, will pivot quickly to an issue that has long rankled conservatives. Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.), a leadership ally, told reporters Wednesday there is virtually no chance the party would take up immigration reform before the next round of budget and debt ceiling fights are settled. While that could happen by December if a budget conference committee strikes an agreement, that fight is more likely to drag well in 2014: the next deadline for lifting the debt ceiling, for example, is not until Feb. 7. “I don’t even think we’ll get to that point until we get these other problems solved,” Cole said. He said it was unrealistic to expect the House to be able to tackle what he called the “divisive and difficult issue” of immigration when it can barely handle the most basic task of keeping the government’s lights on. “We’re not sure we can chew gum, let alone walk and chew gum, so let’s just chew gum for a while,” Cole said. In a colloquy on the House floor, Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) asked Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) to outline the GOP's agenda between now and the end of 2013. Cantor rattled off a handful of issues – finishing a farm bill, energy legislation, more efforts to go after ObamaCare – but immigration reform was notably absent. When Hoyer asked Cantor directly on the House floor for an update on immigration efforts, the majority leader was similarly vague. “There are plenty of bipartisan efforts underway and in discussion between members on both sides of the aisle to try and address what is broken about our immigration system,” Cantor said. “The committees are still working on this issue, and I expect us to move forward this year in trying to address reform and what is broken about our system.”
Immigration reform advocates in both parties have long set the end of the year as a soft deadline for enacting an overhaul because of the assumption that it would be impossible to pass such contentious legislation in an election year. Aides say party leaders have not ruled out bringing up immigration reform in the next two months, but there is no current plan to do so. The legislative calendar is also quite limited; because of holidays and recesses, the House is scheduled to be in session for just five weeks the remainder of the year. In recent weeks, however, some advocates have held out hope that the issue would remain viable for the first few months of 2014, before the midterm congressional campaigns heat up.
Democrats and immigration reform activists have long vowed to punish Republicans in 2014 if they stymie reform efforts, and the issue is expected play prominently in districts with a significant percentage of Hispanic voters next year. With the shutdown having sent the GOP’s approval rating plummeting, Democrats have appealed to Republicans to use immigration reform as a chance to demonstrate to voters that the two parties can work together and that Congress can do more than simply careen from crisis to crisis. “Rather than create problems, let’s prove to the American people that Washington can actually solve some problems,” Obama said Thursday in his latest effort to spur the issue on. But Republicans largely dismiss that line of thinking and say the two-week shutdown damaged what little trust between the GOP and Obama there was at the outset. “There is a sincere desire to get it done, but there is also very little goodwill after the president spent the last two months refusing to work with us,” a House GOP leadership aide said. “In that way, his approach in the fiscal fights was very short-sighted: it made his achieving his real priorities much more difficult.”
Diaz-Balart said that is his chief concern. The debt ceiling and shutdown agreement lays out a series of short-term deadlines, such as a mid-January expiration of government funding and a debt limit that is raised until Feb. 7. The Treasury Department’s extraordinary measures could buy more time on the latter, but it’s unclear how much. But that timeline means this fall is the likeliest window Congress has to work on immigration before lawmakers will again be consumed by fiscal issues. “There’s a very clear window now for the next month or two,” said Jeremy Robbins, director of the Partnership for a New American Economy. “The key is to make the case for the political imperative.”
’s largest mosque gets approval from An Bord Pleanála Irish Times - 29 August 2013
Mosque complex in Clongriffin north Dublin will cover more than 5,500 square metres Plans for Ireland’s largest mosque at Clongriffin in north Dublin have been given the green light by An Bord Pleanála. The three-story mosque will be located on a six acre site in North Dublin on land owned by developer Gerry Gannon. The €40 million development will include two minarets, a cultural centre, prayer hall, offices, crèche, bookshop, library, mortuary, a six-hundred seat conference centre, restaurant, primary school, secondary school, a two-story fitness centre with an indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room and blocks of apartments. The complex will cater for up to 3,000 people during festivals and up to 550 for Friday prayers. The whole complex is 5,573sqm in size. An Bord Pleanala granted permission subject to a number of revised conditions including that there should be no call to prayer broadcast from the minarets as is the tradition with mosques. It also ruled that there should be an archaeological assessment of the site prior to development starting and it called for a proposed brick wall around part of the site boundary to be replaced with a railing. It also wants nine fewer car parking spaces. Dublin City Council granted planning permission for the mosque at Clongriffin in North Dublin last March. Local Labour TD Tommy Broughan lodged an appeal against the decision with An Bord Pleanala. Mr Broughan’s objections related to the size of the development and possible traffic concerns.
He said the size of the development does not comply with the objectives of the county development plan or the local area plan. Clongriffin mosque will be the third purpose-built mosque in Ireland. The other two are in Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo and at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Clonskeagh in Dublin. There is also a purpose built Shia Islamic Centre at Milltown in Dublin. There are over 50,000 Muslims living in Ireland. Many worship in makeshift mosques in residential houses or in warehouses in industrial estates. The Dublin Welfare Society, who are developing the project, are made up of a group of Muslims from different backgrounds and nationalities living in Ireland. The Society is currently involved in managing makeshift mosques in Swords and Clondalkin. Both of these mosques are located in industrial estates. Abdul Haseeb, project co-ordinator for the Clongriffin Mosque Project has said they were delighted with An Bord Pleanala’s decision. “At the same time”, he added “we are very humbled because of the scale of the project. It is so big and there is so much to do.
Mr Haseeb said the next step in the development will be to build a community around it which would include non-Muslims. He added: “We will try and make room for everyone. We are aware that there will be challenges ahead but because we got planning it gives us a good reason now to invite the local community leaders and members to come and sit down and talk to us. So far we’ve mainly introduced the project to the Muslim community but now we will start inviting and sitting down with the local community.”
Clongriffin is a newly developed area in North Dublin just north of Donaghmede. Much of the land in the locality, including the site for the mosque, is owned by developer Gerry Gannon. The site of the mosque is currently derelict. Development in Clongriffin came to a halt with the collapse of the property market and some roads in the area were left unfinished. Its centre square is surrounded by modern retail units but many of the units have remained vacant since construction was completed. Local Labour TD Sean Kenny welcomed the An Bord Pleanala decision.
“The mosque would be welcomed generally by people in the area,” Mr Kenny said. “It would generate employment and lead to the completion of Clongriffin estate and some of the roads as well as completion of access to the dart station. It could also lead to greater occupancy of the vacant units.” Comment:
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Some 1,816 men and 2,288 women are today becoming the Republic’s newest citizens. The ‘new’ Irish are taking part in a series of ceremonies in the Convention Centre in Dublin overseen by the Minister for Justice Alan Shatter and retired High Court judge Bryan McMahon.
Addressing the first group of more than 1,000 people who swore allegiance to the State this morning, Mr Shatter said they were the 73rd group to become “part of the national family” since citizenship ceremonies were introduced in June 2011. Mr Shatter told the candidates, whom he noted were from every continent and 170 different countries, they were joining a state “which provides constitutional and general law protections against all types of discrimination”. He said it was a state where men and women were guaranteed equal treatment under law and where people’s sexual orientation and preferences are respected. “Our history is your history and in turn the narrative of your life becomes part of our history” he said. Administering the Declaration of Fidelity to the Irish Nation and Loyalty to the State, Mr McMahon, said there were “no second-class or half citizens” of the Republic and urged them and their families to take an active part in Irish citizenship, while remembering the traditions, music and arts of their former homes. Mr Shatter, who initiated the citizenship ceremonies, said he was considering legislation to establish them on a permanent footing, to ensure they continue after his term in office. He said good progress had been made in dealing with a backlog of more than 22,000 citizenship applications in March 2011, when waiting times for a decision were at least two years and sometimes considerably more. Waiting times were now generally down to about six months, he said, while the current intake of 20,000 applications per year is running at over twice the rate of new applications three or four years ago. “It is truly remarkable that this tiny island at the edge of Western Europe facing into the Atlantic Ocean which is home to us all has, as its citizens, as members of the national family, people who came to live with us from every country on this planet” he said.


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Trish's Garden: May 2008
May 7 Garden Newsletter
I know what you were thinking (I read minds). You were thinking that I wasn’t going to write the May newsletter… that I had quit… that I had taken up the hobby of under water basket weaving and lost passion for passion vine… that I had decomposed under the pressure to compost… but you were wrong. Very, very wrong. I’m back and composed of garden passion and ready to newsletter you all the important things about May gardening in the desert. Here goes!
May is a glorious month in the desert garden. It’s not as work-filled as the last few months; this should be a month of enjoyment the harvest of the work of previous months. However there is always work to be done in the garden and so here is your checklist:
1. LOVE THE LADIES and TRUST THEIR SKILLS. With all the spring rain we received, comes the consequences good, bad, beautiful, and most terribly ugly. One of those consequences most terribly ugly would include dastardly white flies, irritating aphids, and skeletonizing caterpillars. Time to bring in the marines! Head to your local garden center (or Arbico.com) and get yourself a bag of ladybugs. They are fun to release and extremely beneficial to the garden. Follow the common-sense instructions on the bag to get them to stick around your place rather than moving on to greener pastures. While you are enjoying your lesson in insects, see if you can get green lacewings, red wigglers, and praying mantis eggs. Those are fun, educational, and beneficial to the garden as well. The key to using beneficial insects is trust. Trust the good bugs to take care of the bad ones. If you spray your plants with Bt, it will indiscriminately kill all insects. Save the ladies, save the garden.
2. THAT’S MULCH BETTER! Let’s think for a moment about plants that are native to the area. Why don’t you want to plant a native tree near the pool? Why not palo brea or mesquite or desert willow? Because they are so messy. Why are they so messy? Because they shed flowers all spring and leaves all year long. Why do they shed? Because they are self-mulchers. Why would desert plants need to self mulch? To insulate the roots from extreme temperatures, and add organic matter to soil that is very low in organic matter. How can we learn from this? Mulch your plants! Mulch insulates the soil, nutrifies the soil, reduces the need to water, increases plant productivity and vitality, and decreases weed germination. What more need I say? Mulch ‘em.
3. FRESHEST IS BESTEST. Just for Mother’s Day I will throw this in. Did you ever wonder how on Mother’s Day and Valentine’s Day there happens to be an endless supply of roses? Isn’t it uncanny, if you think about it?! Especially Valentine’s Day. I mean, where are they growin’ those puppies? Brazil? Nope. There aren’t too many flowers that can be chemically stored for months on end, but roses are one, lasting up to 6 months! Can’t do that at home, though, so you might want to try these tips to keep the roses (or whatever flowers) looking beautiful longer: First start by filling a sink or bowl with lukewarm water and cut your stems at an angle with a sharp knife or pruners under the water (or under running water if you prefer). Prepare your very own flower preservation solution: 2 tablespoons fresh squeezed lemon juice, 2 tablespoons bleach, 2 tablespoons of white sugar, and 1 quart water (I keep mine in a quart jar and just use ½-1 cup per day in a vase. Trim stems and change water every day to extend the life of the blooms.
4. SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT. May is the last call for tree and shrub trimming. Trim up your trees to make room for sidewalk users and to strengthen the branches to withstand upcoming monsoon gales. Shape your shrubs the way you like them. Once temps start hitting 100˚, it stresses most trees and shrubs to be given a trim. Therefore now is the time, while the weather is still nice, to prepare them for when the weather is less friendly.
5. THE WRITER’S MIND NEVER WHITHERS. Journal your experiences this year in the garden to remind you next year what worked and didn’t so much. If you found that you planted foxglove in front of your caladium and missed seeing the colorful foliage, you can record that so that next year you can plant foxglove’s tall stalks in the background rather than center stage.
That’s your newsletter. Use it well. I know there are many things not covered (I read minds, remember?!), but I can’t be expected to type all night and day. If you would like, leave me a comment on the blog or shoot me an email and I will answer your questions if I can! Happy gardening!
Written by KFAMILY at 9:26 PM 2 Garden Reflections
Trish's May Suggestions
May is a month of change. Cool season annuals are drying and warm season annuals are in their element. Now is a good time to record in your garden journal the successes and failures from winter and spring. Summer is coming!
Sow and Plant: Ageratum, alyssum, Arizona poppy, buffalo gourd, coreopsis, cosmos, coyote gourd, four-o-clock, gaillardia, gazania, globe amaranth, impatiens, lisianthus, marigold, portulaca, sunflower, tithonia, vinca, wild poinsettia, zinnia.
This is a fantastic time to add a tropical blooming element to your landscape! Keep an eye on iris (get it? An eye on iris…!), they will be making their final show this month. After iris completes its show, reduce watering to every 10 days. Like most bulbs, watering from overhead can rot the rhizome, water the soil around the base instead. With any blooming bulb, remove spent flowers as they fade to keep new growth and blooms coming. Canna will begin its summer-long show this month bringing smiles to this gardener’s face.
It’s also time to stop or drastically reduce water to spring flowering bulbs. Their foliage will be drying and dying. If you are keeping them for another show next year, move the pot to full shade to lie dormant.
Plant: Caladium, crinum, dahlia, rain lily, spider lily.
Although we treat May as a summer month for just about everything else, May is still time for blossoms and babies in the world of succulents. If you have agave and yucca, expect the stork to bring you some new pups; maybe lots of them. It’s a great time to cut those babies outta there and share with a friend (I want some!). Before dividing, water well to soften the soil. It is also time to keep your aloe in check or it will become a grove!
It’s still not too late to plant citrus! Dwarf varieties grow well in insulated pots and provide patio interest. “June Drop” may begin this month. “June Drop” is when the citrus naturally thin their own fruit. It begins when temperatures start to hit 100˚. Blank and yellow caterpillars may show up on your citrus, but will not cause serious enough damage to fret over. These are swallowtail butterfly larvae, so leaving them there may be fun for later!
Your grape vines should be heavy with clusters now, so make sure they have adequate support. If you only planted them this year, remove clusters (I know. It really is sad.) to promote root development and establishment for a stronger, healthier plant next year. Keep an eye out for caterpillars and egg clusters laid on the back of the leaves. If found, remove. Otherwise, your vine may end up completely skeletonized. If you are the spray-em’ rather than hand-pick-em’ type, spray Bt (Bacillus thuringienses) on the back sides of the leaves liberally in the evening.
Fig trees should be full of ripening fruit right now. Leave the figs on the branches until completely ripe as they do not ripen off of the tree like many other fruits do.
Time to plant the summer lawn! Bermuda grass, St. Augustine, and Zoysia are common lawn grasses here. Winter grass will begin to decline this month in areas of full sun.
I’m going to skip writing this here, but if you want to know how to remove a Bermuda grass lawn, put your persistence cap on (I think there is a hat for everything!) and shoot me an email or leave me a comment on the blog and I will expound.
It’s time to move the perennials that often are treated like annuals if you are so inclined. These include Gerbera daisies and geraniums. They will survive in a dormant “wintering” state all summer if moved to full shade. Full shade is shade adjacent to a north facing wall or fence or beneath the canopy of a fully mature citrus or ficus tree. All other shade in the desert is pretty much filtered. Filtered shade makes most annuals and perennials happy unless they are truly desert-adapted full-sun plants.
Insulate your perennials this time of year with 2-3 inches of mulch, rock, or wood nuggets. This will help the roots stay cool in summer and keeps the water bill down with the moisture it retains.
Plant: asparagus fern, blue mist, cigar plant, coleus, four-o-clocks, gaillardia (still sounds like an infectious disease to me… but I know it is a pretty flower that comes in a wide variety of color and pattern combinations!), gloriosa daisy, impatiens, lantana (not to be confused with the guitarist, Santana), lobelia, Moses in the cradle (wandering Jew), (does anybody actually read these lists? I wonder…)
YES, YOU CAN! You can grow roses. And you can still plant container-grown roses. Avoid the clearance bare-root plants. It’s too late for those babies. It’s time to HEAVILY mulch your roses’ toeses. I don’t mean 2-3 inches like with perennials. If you want these beauties to flower an extra month into summer, give them a good 6 inches of mulch and chips. Them’s happy feet!
Keep your roses well watered this time of year and you can fertilize them one more time. Don’t fertilize them in summer, however.
It’s time to plant all of the desert adapted shrubs and trees as well palms. This list would be akin to Santa’s good and bad list, so I’m not going to go that far. If you have specific questions, feel free to email me or post it in the comments of the blog.
Prune your fall bloomers. Begin shaping your desert trees (I know I wasn’t going to list any, but that’s trees like Mesquite and Palo Verde) to strengthen and fortify them against breakage come the intense winds of monsoon season.
VEGETABLES & HERBS (Hooray!)
It’s time to harvest and make room for summer’s bounty. After your bunching and green onions flower, harvest the bulbs and let them dry in a shady place to be saved for planting in the fall. Garlic should be ready for harvest near the end of the month or early in June. It’s ready when the tops are dry and papery. Pull them up and let them sit in the garden for a day or two to finish drying. Next you can store them in a cool dry spot in your home, garage, etc. I like to store my onions and garlic in old hosiery. I’ll post a picture for it to make sense. (Give me a week or so and I’ll get it on the blog before it’s time to harvest!) Make sure you save a head or two for fall planting!
Check your watering systems. If you are going to grow veggies through the summer you will need to water daily. Herbs will need water 2-3 times a week.
Nip the side shoots on your tomatoes to promote fruit production rather than more leaves. We didn’t plant these babies so that we could look at them! They are there so we can eat Salsa Fresca! If you have basil, keep it cut back to prevent bolting. With this one you do want more leaves, and pruning does the trick.
It is time to think about shading your garden. I’m working on a shade structure for my tomatoes right now. If it works out and isn’t too terribly ugly, I’ll post pictures. Shading tomatoes and peppers extends fruit production. If your garden is planted beneath a filtering shade tree (see notes in perennials section) then you won’t need to do this. You don’t NEED to do it at all, but it is sure nice to get a few more weeks out of the garden season!
All of the items listed below are great to plant now, but please hurry if planting peppers and eggplant as they do best if planted by mid-month.
Plant: amaranth, basil, black-eyed peas, cantaloupe, cucumber, eggplant, Jerusalem artichoke, melons, muskmelon, okra, peppers, pumpkin, squash, sweet potatoes, watermelon.
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We have eggs, no thanks to the Electoral College! – Mostly Pathos
Written by Jeff Rice November 17, 2016
We have eggs, no thanks to the Electoral College!
We didn’t get any eggs the day after the election. Annie was upset about the outcome.
Annie is my wife’s “little red hen” and she lays an egg a day, like clockwork. She’s a Hyline Brown and she produces big, brown, rich eggs that make the tastiest omelets. Then there’s Cleo, a nonwhite Leghorn. As a breed the Leghorns lay fewer eggs than the Hylines, and theirs are white and a little smaller.
Because of her normal industriousness, it was unusual that Annie did not leave a large oval treasure in the egg box on Wednesday when my wife went to check.
“She’s upset about the election,” Mrs. Rice said. “She can’t believe America elected Donald Duck.”
She thinks we elected a duck? I asked.
“That’s what she said. She was really pulling for Hillary. It may be some time before she gets over it.”
Imagine my surprise. I didn’t realize that Annie was a Democrat, but when you stop to think about it, it just makes sense. Single working lady, shares a place with a roommate, not much opportunity for advancement in for her line of work. One thing’s for sure, she doesn’t have to worry about income gender inequality – we don’t have a rooster and if we did he couldn’t lay an egg anyway.
Did you explain to Annie that we both voted for Clinton? I asked.
“Yes, but she says she feels betrayed by the party. She says there’s no real passion in the party any more, and I think she’s right. So we may not get eggs for a while.”
Wait, did you see the faces of all those kids Tuesday night when the late returns were coming in? That was pure grief!
“That was the emotion of the moment. They’d worked hard for something. Of course they were grieving. But what about the party leaders? And who are the party leaders?”
Well, she had me stumped there. I had to Google the national committee to find Donna Brazile, and I’m embarrassed to say I don’t even know how to pronounce her name. Is is BRAY-zile? Brah-ZEE-lay? Or just brah-ZILL? I dunno.
“My point exactly,” my wife said.
You mean Annie’s point, don’t you?
It’s still a valid point. Soon all three branches of our government will be entirely controlled by conservatives, and we liberals have no one to blame but ourselves. The Democratic Party used to be the party of the young and excited, but I now realize that we began relinquishing the youth of politics to the Republicans many years ago.
When we didn’t get any eggs on Thursday either I asked my wife if maybe there wasn’t something else going on in the henhouse.
“Annie says they’re both holding out unless the Electoral College does the right thing and elects Hillary,” she said.
Wait, chickens know about the electoral college?
“Don’t be so surprised. You’re the one who put the TV in the henhouse. I’ve always said you’re spoiling them.”
But they were just supposed to watch CSPAN, I said, to keep them calm. I figured they’d like the pretty moving images but there wouldn’t be any real content.
“Yeah, well, they discovered PBS and started watching ‘Democracy Now!’ so I guess that kind of backfired, didn’t it?”
Egad, I exclaimed, I hope they don’t discover Fox News. The name alone will give them heart attacks!
My wife shot me an impatient look.
When there weren’t any eggs again on Friday, I knew drastic action was needed. I was getting tired of oatmeal for breakfast. I took the TV out of the henhouse and added extra ground corn to the feeder. Annie watched me with those sidelong glances chickens give you when they’re curious about what you’re doing but don’t want to look like they care. By Sunday we had eggs again. I told my wife that it appeared chickens had short memories.
“Don’t be so sure,” my wife said. “Annie told me to thank you for the corn, but she wants to know if they can have the TV back.”
Why? The news will just upset them.
“I guess Cleo is upset now because she wants to see how ‘Dancing With The Stars’ turns out.”
Chickens watch reality TV?
“Cleo does. Annie said she doesn’t watch that crap.”
Aha, well, a little red hen with discriminating tastes in television. Great. So, what does she do while Cleo’s watching DWTS, I asked.
My wife looked at me as if I were an alien from some unnamed planet, and shook her head. “She Facebooks, of course!”
Oh, of course. Silly of me.
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