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Kutchera Ranch is a full boarding facility with stalls and pasture options. We are located in the East Contra Costa County area in the beautiful hills of Brentwood, California.
Kutchera Ranch is owned and operated by Mike and Kelly Kutchera, pictured left. Our ranch offers a superior facility and quality horse care.
We have a 20 stall barn, covered arena with stalls, mare motel (pole barn), round pens, and outdoor arena. All riding arenas, pens, & barns have lights. For more details and to view pictures of our facility, please feel free to browse our website.


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CARE International in Pakistan Overview
CARE started its operations in Pakistan as CARE International in Pakistan (CIP) in 2005. Since then, CIP has worked across all geographies in Pakistan from the most vulnerable remote areas to developed urban centres to support people in overcoming poverty through creating opportunities for self-reliance. We adhere to the humanitarian principles of impartiality and neutrality.
CIP employs a partnership model, working with local implementing partners to strengthen their capacities in the delivery of programs that align with the Government of Pakistan’s (GoP) development objectives. Believing in localization, CIP provides technical assistance to local partners, who work in rural and urban communities across the country. In Pakistan, we have designed contextualised models which apply evidence and learning from past programs and current innovations to influence broader change and to scale up effective solutions. CIP’s approach is based on leveraging the talents and capacities of communities for self-reliance, rather than making them dependent on aid.
With the support of our partners in government, civil society, academia and for-profit organizations, CIP has promoted equality and inclusion, particularly in the areas of Health, Education, Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE), Food Security and Nutrition (FSN) and Emergency Response (ER).
We seek a world of hope, inclusion and social justice, where
poverty has been overcome and all people live in dignity and security.
Save lives, defeat poverty, and achieve social justice.
We put women and girls in the center because we know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities.


I received recently the Executive Governor of Anambra State, His Excellency, Chief Dr. Willie M. Obiano (Akpokodike) who inspected the ongoing 100-Foot Road Nnewi Erosion Control Project.
100-Foot Road Nnewi was one of the major entrance to Nkwo Nnewi, a market that has an estimated annual turnover of $1billion, before it was seriously affected by erosion which swallowed the road, residential and commercial buildings.
While it may be a surprise to many, the erosion started way-back in the 1970s and only got worsened last year.
The visit of His Excellency, which was primarily to ascertain the pace of work, afforded me the opportunity to express my appreciation to the Governor for acting promptly by engaging the services of an International Reputable Construction Company, Infrastructure Development Company (IDC), for the reclamation of 100-Foot Road Nnewi Erosion Site.
It would be recalled that one of the first motion I moved after I was sworn in as the Lawmaker representing Nnewi North in Anambra State House of Assembly, was the motion in which I raised alarm on the erosion which has cut-off 100-Foot Road and is posing a serious threat to Nkwo Nnewi Market.
With the involvement of other stakeholders, we reached out to His Excellency, in our different capacities calling for his timely intervention to save our town from the devastating effect of the erosion.
The Governor being proactive, despite the pressure on the state budget, awarded the contract for the control and reclamation of the erosion.
The ongoing construction works on the Storm Water Diversion Deep Channel on the Fifty (50) Feet Deep 100-Foot Road Gully Erosion, Uruagu Nnewi, will bring lasting solutions to the problems of erosion menace in the area.
The project which will cost N4bn has succeeded in almost reclaiming the gully through the importation of laterite and compaction with careful channelization of the stormwater in a number of drains.
While we commend our Governor for this great effort, it is time for us to open discussion on the need for community participation in the management and protection of the environment from erosion.
Erosion does not just develop overnight, there are processes leading to them and this can be averted at the community level.
Although some gullies are caused by natural cracks in the earth and nature of our soil, most gully erosions in Anambra State are unnatural and can be averted. Most of the causes of erosions are traceable to bad management practices such as roads without proper drainage or catchments pits, blocking drainage channels with refuse, deforestation, unsustainable farming and mining of sand.
It is time for us to create institutions and implement policies that will guarantee a sustainable environment.
Hon. Nonso Smart Okafor,
Nnewi North Constituency,
Anambra State House of Assembly.


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KTA has planned, designed and supervised the construction of more than 30 road projects in Sarawak, including urban and rural roads. One notable project is the Bakun access road for the 84km section from Tubau to Bakun Hydroelectric Dam site. This is one of the most challenging road projects so far undertaken in Sarawak, crossing rugged mountainous terrain and has one of the highest cut slopes of over 80m high in this region of Sarawak.
We also designed and supervised the Simpang Tiga flyover, which consists of three main bridges and viaduct structures with a total length of 3km, including approaches and roundabouts. This major interchange in Kuching is designed not only with traffic solutions in mind, but also to ensure that it blends harmoniously with the local environment.
Some of the other roads we have designed include the Sg Besi Road Upgrading as well as road in peat soil conditions, such as Kelait Entanggor Road in Samarahan Division and Approach Road to Batang Rajang Bridge in Sibu.
Completed Bako Causeway, a rockfilled river closure across Sg. Santubong that forms a vital communication link from Kuching to Demak Laut (Sejingkat).
Our Road and Highway Division utilises 2 MX-ROAD workstations, a powerful computer based design software system which creates 3-dimensional models of ground surface and road interchanges. Through the use of this software, more cost effective designs are made possible.
One of the deep cut slopes along the Murum Access Road, Kapit Division.
The Simpang Tiga flyover consists of three main bridges and viaduct structures with a total length of 3 kilometres, including approaches and roundabouts.


"SUNSET ON THE RIM" Active during the 1880's and abandoned in the mid 1890's, the Fort Washakie Road was an important stage route. The stagecoach and team rest on top of the Meeteetse Rim, where the original Red Lodge - Fort Washakie Road reaches its high point, a magnificent vista spreading beneath them. This is a limited edition of 50 signed and numbered by the artist. The image size is 24" X 36". This print comes stretched on stretcher bars and unframed. The price is $600.00.
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Day 1: Paro Arrival
Upon arrival, check-in at your hotel and then after having lunch and refreshing yourself explore Paro Chhu for Ibisbill and migratory birds water birds. Blacktailed Crake near within the paddy field of paro valley. Overnight at a hotel in Paro.
Day 2: Paro halt
Go for a field excursion to Chelela early morning for Kalij Pheasant, Himalayan Monal and Blood pheasant. Other species include Collared and white-winged Grosbeak, Fire-tailed Myzornis, different species of Tit, Bullfinch and Parrotbill. Overnight at a hotel in Paro
Day 3: : Paro – Thimphu
Go for a field excursion to Chelela early morning for a second chance at seeing
Later in the afternoon, drive to Thimphu and check-in at your hotel Overnight at a hotel in Thimphu.
Day 4: Thimphu – Punakha
Post early breakfast drive to Punakha and check-in at your hotel. After refreshing yourself and having lunch try to sight the following birds; Whitebellied Heron, Three species of Tesia, Red-headed Trogon, different species of Babblers and Fulvetta, Niltava, Barbets, few species of Wren Babbler and migratory Cuckoos. Overnight at a hotel in Punakha.
Day 5: Punakha – Bumthang:
Drive to Bumthang post breakfast and along the way try to sight Yellow-rumped Honeyguide, Finches and Parrotbills around Pelela pass, Parrotbill, Coral-billed and Slender-billed Scimitar Babbler. Overnight at a hotel in Bumthang
Day 6: Bumthang halt
Take packed lunch and then drive to Tharpaling monastery and then hike around to try to sight Monal Pheasant. Overnight at a hotel in Bumthang.
Day 7: Bumthang halt
Day 8: Bumthang – Yongkola
We’ll start early today, continuing our circuit central Bhutan and searching for pheasants, which could include Monal, Satyr Tragopan, and Blood Pheasant around Sengor region. Eventually we’ll cross the Thrumsing La, at 12,465 feet Bhutan’s highest road pass. Other specialitis along this route are Whitethroated Redstart, Beautiful and white-browed Rosefinch, few species of warblers and little known Gold crest. Overnight at Yongkola
Day 9: Yongkola halt
Post breakfast, we’ll spend these days exploring the fabulously lush primary forests near Lingmethang and Yongkala region in search of the area’s specialties. We’re sure to see many new birds, and while not all of them are rare, many, such as Slender-billed and Coral-billed Scimitar-Babblers, Scaly and Blue-winged Laughingthrushes, Greater Rufous-headed Parrotbill, Broad-billed Warbler, White-naped Yuhina, and Rufous-throated WrenBabbler are poorly known. Many of Bhutan’s most sought-after birds can be found here, including Chestnut-breasted Partridge, Ward’s Trogon, the majestic Rufous-necked Hornbill, Blue-naped Pitta, White-gorgetted Flycatcher, Sikkim Wedge-billed, Long-billed, and Barwinged Wren-Babblers Overnight at Yongkola
Day 10: Yongkola halt
Day 11: Yongkola – Trashigang
Post breakfast, drive towards Trashigang.
On our way we will take short excursion to Korila feeder Road for birding
Here we should see different varieties of Forktails, Rufousnecked and Great Hornbill, Grey-winged Black, Kalij Pheasant, Red-headed Bullfinch, Ward’s Trogon and Gold-napped Finch.
Overnight at a hotel in Trashigang
Day 12: Trashigang, Trashi Yangtse excursion
Post breakfast, drive towards Trashi Yangtse to go to Bomdeling Wildlife
Sanctuary. This sanctuary is the other winter roosting grounds for the Black
Necked Cranes apart from Phobjikha valley. They arrive around November
and leave by March. Have lunch and drive back to Trashigang late in the
Overnight at a hotel in Trashigang
Day 13: Trashigang – Samdrup Jongkhar – Guwahati
Post early breakfast, check out of the hotel and drive to Samdrup Jongkhar. Change your vehicle in Samdrup Jongkhar and drive to Guwahati.


Your 24 Hours in Cairo
Cairo is one of the world’s richest cities when it comes to tourist visits and historic sites. Though there is so much to see and experience in Cairo, many people find themselves with only one day in which to see the main sights of the city. If you find yourself in this position, there are a few musts that simply cannot be missed.
Here is your ultimate guide to a one-day visit to Cairo.
Begin your one-day tour of Cairo with an early morning visit to the Giza plateau. It is essential to visit the Pyramids and the Sphinx, no matter how many pictures you have seen of them before. The experience will leave you humbled as you will be taken aback by the sheer size of the structures and the brief history that your tour guide will give you about how and when they were built.
After visiting the Giza plateau, head towards central Cairo and visit the Egyptian Museum. Though you can spend an entire day at the museum alone, there are a few must-sees that can compensate for the short nature of the duration of your trip. The mummy rooms and the King Tut rooms are a simple must. You can also shop in the museum gift shop for books and memorable souvenirs.
Once you are done with your visit to the Egyptian Museum, get ready to get lost in the labyrinthine of fascination that is Khan El Khalili. The 600-year-old Khan El Khalili Bazaar is where truly authentic art pieces that are crafted to perfection can be bought. It is also where a completely different face of Cairo is uncovered as a switch from Pharoanic Egypt to Islamic Egypt occurs.
To see Cairo from yet another completely different angle, visit the Cairo Tower. It is the tallest building in Egypt and its design was inspired by the lotus flower, which is symbolic of Egyptian history. The capsula at the top of the tower contains a revolving restaurant that gives a spectacular 360-degree view of the entire city of Cairo, all while enjoying a hearty and healthy meal amidst friendly and professional service.
End your day perfectly by paying a visit to Al-Azhar Park in the heart of old historic Cairo. The park commands stunning panoramic views and offers lush green landscaped gardens and walkways. This 30-hectare (74-acre) Al-Azhar Park lets you enjoy exotic settings amidst a variety of unique cafes and restaurants that are thoughtfully positioned for visitors to appreciate the most dramatic views of Cairo.
Though Cairo is a city that you can rediscover daily, these basic guidelines can be your first step to what will be one of many visits to this magical city.


Luxury Brands Leaving the Bund for Smaller Cities
on July 11 2013
Fear of over-saturating the market has top luxury brands fleeing the Bund retail complex in Shanghai.
Deng Yide, CEO of Bund 18, has said that stores like Giorgio Armani and Dolce & Gabbana – which have left Bund 3 and Bund 6, respectively – no longer need a prestigious location in Shanghai to boost their image in China. Now, they need to push sales nationwide.
Want China Times reports that Bund sales have been steadily declining, and that analysts have noted that sales are dropping across first-tier cities, where popular brands are “the victims of their own success.” They report that sales of French brands, like LVMH, have fallen 5 to 10 percent on average each year.
However, sales of luxury brands are rising drastically in second- and third-tier cities, where more and more buyers are gaining a taste for goods they have never owned before. Shenyang, in China’s Liaoning Province, now hosts 61 international luxury brands. The city is fourth in sales behind Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou.
As smaller cities pick up stores, the Bund is watching the market. “The situation might get worse,” Deng said, “we are prepared for the worst scenario – that is when Cartier and Ermenegildo both pull out.”
Source: Red Luxury – http://red-luxury.com/brands-retail/luxury-brands-leaving-the-bund-for-smaller-cities
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Three locations; to better serve the Ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach, & LAX as well as the Inland Empire
Custom Goods offers a broad spectrum of warehousing and logistic services from three strategically located facilities in the southern California basin. Our Carson, HQ and South Bay warehouses are 5 miles from the Ports and offer both drayage and managed FTZ services. All CG air shipments are facilitated at our LAX location.
Custom Goods services major retailers, electronics, appliance and automotive manufactures in the Inland Empire from its Rancho Cucamonga and Ontario facilities. CG’s ability to service these primary markets and beyond, make them a leader in logistic solutions.
- 1,500,000+ sq. ft. of warehousing space
- US Customs Bonded Facilities with FTZ Services
- Cross-docking/Trans-loading and RF & Web Based Inventory Visibility & Control


Maharashtra has an area of 3,07,690 Sq.kms with a population density of 256/Sq.km.. Maharashtra is the third largest state in the country both in terms of size and population. It is bordered by the Arabian sea in the west, Gujarat in the North-West, Andhra Pradesh in the South-East and Karnataka and Goa in the South.
Maharashtra's 720 km long affair with the Arabian Sea extends from Dahanu and Bordi in the north up to Goa proceeding southwards.
The Maharashtra coast is characterized by pocket beaches flanked by rocky cliffs of deccan basalt; estuaries and patches of mangroves. Maharashtra state has about 720 km long indented coastline, which is marked by the presence of major estuaries and narrow creeks. It comprises the coastal districts of Thane, Raigad, Mumbai, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg. The Shoreline is generally straight. The area receives over 300cms of annual rainfall spread over 4 months of the year.|
Physiographical the area can be divided into 3 parts from the west to east as follows:
A narrow fringe of quaternary fluvio-marine sediments
• Steep rocky slopes encircling the plateaus
• An undulating plateau profile rising in height towards the east
The main drainage in the coastal area trends in a general East-West direction and flows to the Arabian Sea in the west. The Dudh, Vaitarna, Ulhas, Amba, Kundalika, Vashishthi, Savitri, Shastri and Terekhol rivers and their tributaries form the main drainage.
The Maharashtra coast popularly known as Konkan coast is an important sector on the West coast of India, because of its physical distinctiveness, biota and marine resources. The coastal areas are populated and developed in the active region of Konkan. The coastal region is hilly, narrow, highly dissected with transverse ridges of the Western Ghats and at many places extending as promontories, notches, sea caves, embayment’s, submerged shoals and offshore islands. Some of the major problems faced by the littoral zone and the shore front areas of Maharashtra coast are related to coastal erosion, siltation, pollution, destruction of mangrove swamps, salt marshes, sea level rise, landslides and slope failure, pressure of population, industrialization, road transport etc.


Alex Gibson now serves as the Executive Director of Appalshop, a multi-media arts organization located in Whitesburg, Kentucky. Before joining Appalshop, Gibson practiced law within the Torts, Insurance, and Business Litigation practice groups at Stites & Harbison, PLLC in Louisville, KY and in the Business Litigation group at Ballard, Spahr, Andrews, and Ingersol in Philadelphia, PA. Before entering private practice, Gibson served as a federal law clerk for the Hon. Thomas W. Phillips, U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of Tennessee where he assisted in the resolution of multi-million dollar law suits, federal criminal trials, and critical questions of constitutional law, particularly, those that implicate the First Amendment. Prior to his clerkship and while attending law school, Gibson provided Pro Bono legal services to asylum seekers from Central and West Africa, conducted tax workshops in West Philadelphia, and was part of a delegation sent to Mombasa, Kenya to teach constitutional law to women’s rights groups in the wake of Kenyan constitutional reform.
Gibson graduated from Berea College in 2008 with a B.A. in Philosophy and earned his J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2012. Gibson also holds a certificate in Comparative Law from Queen Mary at the University of London, England and in Thai and South East Asian Studies from Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand. After college, Gibson was one of 50 national recipients of the Watson Fellowship, which provides a grant for independent study and travel outside of the United States. The focus of Gibson’s project led him to travel to areas of conflict in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle-East and South America for 12 months. Gibson now serves on the Watson Fellowship Selection Committee at his alma matter.


The Macarthur region is…
pieced together by linking the three local government areas of dynamic Campbelltown, delightful Camden and captivating Wollondilly.
From the City of Campbelltown to rolling farmland, to towns that retain the charm of yesteryear. Camden and Wollondilly offer convenient entry into a world delightfully far removed from city life. The towns in between radiate the sort of character that makes you feel welcome, from the personal touch of small shops and friendly staff to buildings that speak of their history.
From the bustle of a major regional City to farms, orchards, dairies, vineyards, livestock saleyards and rolling hills – the contrasts reinforce the charm and relaxed atmosphere of the Macarthur region on the fringe of Sydney’s metropolitan area.
This website is your information source to everything that you will ever need to know about the Macarthur region, whether you are looking for statistics, Members of Parliament,the Probus Club of Tahmoor to the U/6 Ingleburn Tigers Soccer team you will find it on this website.


Rochester is known as the Flower City for two reasons! In the 1820’s the Erie Canal opened, connecting the Hudson River to the Genesee river. This allowed Rochester’s flour to be transported quickly downstate. After a slew of flour mills opened along the shores of the Genesee, Rochester received the title, the “flour city.” As flour producers moved west, flower nurseries moved in. The ROC quickly became surrounded by nurseries large and small, earning its new title the “flower city.” Soon after, Frederick Law Olmsted completed the development of Highland Park, that has become home to over 400 varieties lilac flowers. To find out more about Rochester’s History, check out some resources that the Rochester Historical Society put together!
To keep up with local events and happenings, check out the following:
- Visit Rochester: Complete with a blog and a very long list of things to do, local festivals, and adventuring options in the greater Rochester Area, this is a site you don’t want to overlook. Explore The Strong National Museum of Play, learn about Rochester’s historic figures from Susan B. Anthony to George Eastman, or catch an independent film at The Little Theatere.
- Rochester Young Professionals: Consider joining Rochester Young Professionals! It’s free to do so and they frequently hold networking and social events, post information about conferences and trainings, invite young professionals to relevant city meetings and discussions, and are very active both within the nonprofit, corporate, and governmental sectors
- CITY Newspaper: While a paper version of CITY News is available outside most coffee shops and grocery stores, check out this hip Rochester newspaper online here or subscribe to the Weekend Planner to find out whats happening in the ROC each weekend.
- Rochester Public Market: Get connected with the local community by getting out of bed Saturday mornings, or Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings for that matter, to shop local fruits, veggies, sweet treats, breads, crafts and more and get your dose of ROC culture at the Rochester Public Market.
- Get involved with your local neighborhood association! They will help you keep up with events, happenings, and changes taking place in your neighborhood. Your voice matters!


Conveniently located in Wakefield, MA, Chambers Heating & A.C. Service proudly serves the following towns throughout the North Shore and the Greater Boston Area.
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Amesbury, Andover, Beverly, Boxford, Danvers, Essex, Georgetown, Gloucester, Groveland, Hamilton, Haverhill, Ipswich, Lawrence, Lynn, Lynnfield, Manchester, Marblehead, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Methuen, Middleton, Nahant, Newbury, Newburyport, North Andover, Peabody, Rockport, Rowley, Salem, Salisbury, Saugus, Swampscott, Topsfield, Wenham, West Boxford
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Lockdown Lobsters – Live Native Lobsters
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(Minimum 2 lobsters. Price quoted is for one small live lobster (400- 600 grams) with one delivery fee of £9.95)
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Lockdown Lobsters started in March 2020 with a simple mission to help a fishermen, Sion, from North Wales and to sell his lobsters to London in lockdown. We sold every lobster caught by Sion before he finished his lobster season in September, and we will start supplying his lobsters again in April 2021.
Bridlington on the East coast of Yorkshire is home to many small scale fisherman who depends on lobster fishing all year round. To keep our supply lines open this winter we have been working with Bridlington fishing boats. Winter lobsters are always more expensive because most west coast lobster fisherman switch to other catch in and far fewer lobsters are landed on our coast. Christmas is the peak of the market because demand ramps up from France and Spain, both of which enjoy a tradition of making seafood the centre of their Christmas feasts.
We are offering three sizes of lobsters
Small (400 – 600 ) grams
Medium (600- 800 grams
Large (800 gram – 1kilo).
We are very pleased to be able to open delivery to the rest of England – unfortunately, the lobsters are more expensive this way as there is a lot more packaging involved to send them safely at the temperature required.
Our NORTH WALES lobster season is over until we start again in 2021
Our story started in March in North Wales when acclaimed photographer Jude Edginton met Sion Williams a third-generation fisherman on the North Wales coast for a photoshoot. With lockdown coming, they created a unique plan to deliver his catch from sea to London front doors in under 24 hours.
Since that March meeting, every lobster Sion has landed has been sold by Lockdown Lobsters and delivered to London doorways and restaurants. A massive thank you to all our customers. Sion has now pulled up his pots for the winter, but we will be back selling his lobster’s in 2021!


This is a developing story.
PARACHUTE, Colo. (AP) — The western Colorado town of Parachute is getting a marijuana shop with a drive-up window, believed to be the first …
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Paul Vondergathen loves hiking through the Strawberry Fields area of Cheyenne Canyon.
“I hike here maybe three, four times a week with my dogs,” Vondergathen said.
The 190-acre open space is on the trading blocks. The Colorado Springs city council approved a trade with The Broadmoor Hotel in exchange for other trails and open space. They plan to use it for horse stables and riding trails but say they will still leave some area open to the public.
In exchange, the city would receive 155 acres of land – called Ruxton Canyon – that includes the heart of the Manitou Incline.
Opponents of the transaction say deal violates the whole spirit of the law that made the land a park in the first place.
“That park has been in the family for 131 years and it was voted on by the voters in 1885,” Richard Skorman of the Save Cheyenne group said. “We think the voters should have a chance to vote on whether to sell it or trade or not.”
Skorman has filed a lawsuit to stop the transaction and is trying to collect a little more than 15,000 signatures by January 4th to put the proposal (Protect Our Parkland, or POPS) on the April ballot. But the mayor’s office doesn’t support the measure.
“The city goes through regular land transactions all the time,” Jeff Greene, the Mayor’s Chief of Staff said. “It could be public right-aways, easements or utilities. You’re just basically going to disrupt any kind of activity that will benefit the city or community.”
Skorman goes back to a battle he waged in 1998. The developer wanted to build hundreds of homes where the Stratton Open Space now sits. “We don’t want to set a president where the city sells or trades an area of open space.”
In 1997, the group convinced voters to approve a sales tax to help pay for open space and avoid developments like the 1998 attempt.
Back to Vondergathen, the German native who moved to the area more than four decades ago, said he supports The Broadmoor.
“There are plenty of open spaces I hike all the time,” he said. “I think they have always done good things for the community and trust they will do the right thing.”
The issue may wind up in the hands of the voters. Then, we’ll see where this path leads.
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Grounded Electrical Construction performed the Genertor Replace project at the Maryland Highway Administrations District 3 Facility in Greenbelt, MD as a prime contractor. We replaced the existing generator with a new 350KW natural gas generator, 600A & 100A ATS's and new gear, all while the facility was occupied and operational. In addition to new equipment, we relocated existing loads to the new ATS's to ensure they had emergency back-up power in the event of a utility power outage.
Maryland State Highway Administration - District 3 Generator Replacement
Location: Greenbelt, MD
- Owner: State of Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration
- Electrical Engineer: Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson
- General Contractor: Grounded Electrical Construction


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Hello! Welcome to my blog. My name is Col. I live in Perth and I have a passion for construction. I am pretty useless when it comes to construction work so I tend to leave it to the experts. However, I find that there is nothing more pleasing than seeing a team of construction workers complete a job. Over the years, I have hired many different types of construction worker and they have all taken the time to chat with me. During these conversations, I have learnt so pretty interesting things which I will be exploring on this blog. Enjoy!
Planning to commence construction on a subdivided lot? You need to know about engineering surveying before embarking on the project.
So, what is an engineering survey and how can it benefit your project? Stick around to find out.
Engineering Survey – What Is It?
A land survey is an integral part of any new or continuing land development. It is commonly performed to define the boundaries of a property, to identify the features of a property, to fulfill local building codes and regulations, and to determine existing easements, utilities, and covenants. But not all land surveys are created the same. One of the land surveys that is typically performed before developing land is an engineering survey.
This type of land survey helps to identify conditions and geographic features that may impact construction on the property. The geospatial information gathered from conducting an engineering survey is essential for construction projects in a number of different ways.
What Are the Benefits of an Engineering Survey?
Here are three important reasons to perform an engineering survey before building on your subdivided property:
Project planning and design
Before any work can begin at your construction site, it is important to ensure that layout of the lot is well-thought-out and the design of the structure to be built meets local building codes and regulations.
Engineering surveyors can investigate the features of your property and help you come up with a practical building design that conforms to legal requirements. An engineering surveyor will look into all the civil works needed to build on your land and set everything out for you. This will allow you to go about your project in an organised, well-coordinated manner.
Beyond project planning and design, it is important to follow quality standards throughout the construction process. An engineering surveyor can provide the expert insight needed to know if your construction project is on track to meet expectations. They'll crunch the numbers to ensure you structure is built according to the given tolerances.
An engineering survey can also be performed post-construction to ensure the structure is strong and safe for human occupation. Any existing flaws are noted down, and corrective action recommended.
When it comes to building on subdivided property, every project is different. If you're ready to request for an engineering survey, contact an experienced land surveyor in your local area to discuss about your project needs and requirements.


Unveiling the Mystique of Doddabetta Tea Factory, Nilgiris
Nestled amidst the emerald embrace of the Nilgiri Hills in Tamil Nadu, India, stands the Doddabetta Tea Factory, a name synonymous with exquisite teas and breathtaking vistas. As the highest tea factory in India, perched at a staggering 8,030 feet above sea level, Doddabetta offers not only a unique cuppa but also a captivating journey through history, tradition, and the magic of tea cultivation.
A Legacy Steeped in History:
The story of Doddabetta Tea Factory goes back to 1851 when John Sullivan, a British planter, established the first tea estate in the Nilgiris. Doddabetta, named after the highest peak in the region, soon emerged as a pioneer, utilizing the cool mountain climate and fertile soil to cultivate premium tea varieties. The factory, built in 1922, stands as a testament to the region’s rich tea heritage, its brick and mortar walls echoing with the whirring of machinery and the aroma of freshly brewed tea.
Unwind with a Cup of History: Explore the Doddabetta Tea Factory in Ooty and Discover Homewood Teas
Nestled amidst the verdant hills of the Nilgiris, the Doddabetta Tea Factory in Ooty, Tamil Nadu, offers a unique experience for tea lovers and history buffs alike. As the official partner of Homewood Teas, the factory welcomes you to delve into the rich legacy of tea production in India and savor the distinct flavors of their Cardamom Tea, Masala Tea, and Strong Tea.
Step Back in Time at the Doddabetta Tea Factory:
- Witness the Journey of Tea: Embark on a guided tour through the factory, established in 1922, and witness the traditional process of transforming tea leaves into the aromatic beverage you know and love.
- Interactive Exhibits: Learn about the different types of tea, their cultivation, and the meticulous methods used to ensure exceptional quality.
- Feel the History: Immerse yourself in the heritage of tea production, from its colonial roots to its modern-day significance in the region.
Indulge in the Flavors of Homewood Teas:
- Homewood Cardamom Tea: Experience the invigorating blend of black tea infused with the warm notes of cardamom, perfect for an uplifting start to your day.
- Homewood Masala Tea: Savor the robust and spicy aroma of this classic Indian tea, featuring a blend of black pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves.
- Homewood Strong Tea: Enjoy a bold and full-bodied black tea, ideal for those who prefer a more intense flavor experience.
More Than Just a Factory:
- Tea Tastings: Participate in a sensory journey, sampling different varieties of Homewood Teas and discovering your perfect cup.
- Gift Shop: Take home a piece of the experience with exclusive tea blends, souvenirs, and memorabilia.
- Scenic Beauty: The factory’s location boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding hills, making your visit even more memorable.
Planning Your Visit:
- Location: Doddabetta Road, Ooty, The Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu.
- Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed on Sundays)
- Website: https://www.homewoodtea.com/
- Contact: +91 94430 52066
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Whether you’re a seasoned tea connoisseur or simply curious to explore the world of tea, the Doddabetta Tea Factory and Homewood Teas offer a captivating experience. So, come discover the history, savor the flavors, and create lasting memories amidst the rolling hills of Ooty.
A Tea Lover’s Paradise: Doddabetta Tea Factory
Doddabetta Tea Factory offers an immersive experience for tea enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Visitors can embark on guided tours, delving into the intricate process of tea production, from plucking tender leaves to withering, oxidation, and drying. Witnessing the meticulous methods employed, from traditional hand-rolling techniques to modern machinery, provides a deeper appreciation for the dedication and expertise behind each cup.
Beyond the Factory Walls:
The journey doesn’t end at the factory gates. Sprawling tea plantations, carpeted in emerald hues, offer picturesque landscapes perfect for leisurely walks or adventurous treks. The crisp mountain air, fragrant with the essence of tea, invigorates the senses while providing stunning panoramic views of the Nilgiri Hills.
A Symphony of Flavors:
The heart of Doddabetta lies in its teas, renowned for their distinctive character. The high altitude and unique microclimate contribute to the tea’s delicate aroma, bright color, and robust yet smooth taste. Visitors can indulge in a variety of black, green, and white teas, each offering a distinct flavor profile. The on-site tasting room allows you to embark on a sensory adventure, guided by knowledgeable staff who explain the nuances of each brew.
Beyond the Cup:
Doddabetta Tea Factory offers a range of souvenirs and locally-made products, allowing visitors to take a piece of the Nilgiris experience home. From fragrant teas and handcrafted teaware to locally sourced spices and honey, the shop provides a treasure trove of gifts and mementos.
A Sustainable Commitment:
Doddabetta Tea Factory is committed to sustainable practices, ensuring the long-term health of the environment and the local community. They implement organic farming methods, minimize water usage, and actively engage in social initiatives that benefit the surrounding villages.
Doddabetta Tea Factory is more than just a tea producer; it’s an experience that encapsulates history, culture, and the essence of the Nilgiris. From the captivating factory tour to the breathtaking scenery and the symphony of flavors, a visit to Doddabetta is a must for anyone seeking an unforgettable journey into the world of tea. So, pack your bags, embrace the mountain air, and prepare to be enchanted by the mystique of Doddabetta Tea Factory.


Montréal is a beautiful city that features modern facilities and attractions against a backdrop of European history and charm. Between Mount Royal and the mighty St. Lawrence River, the downtown core and historic Old Montréal shine year-round with international festivals and events.
Downtown Montréal is not only where people work, it’s also where they live, play and display their unique joie de vivre. No wonder we’re rated one of the world’s most livable cities!
You’ll also experience a plethora of delights in music, theatre, dance, art exhibits, nightlife, cuisine, shopping and more... all merging in an exciting mix of traditional and avant-garde. With so much to discover, you don’t want to miss Montréal!
Planning to see Montreal on a tight budget? Check out this "Montreal-on-a-shoestring" brochure designed by Tourisme Montreal!
For information on visiting Montreal, please refer to the following sites:


Dating back to 14th Century, The Liverpool Arm Hotel Is Grade Listed II with a traditional bar and open plan restaurant.
The Hotel rooms include:
- En-suite bathrooms with toiletries and hairdryer
- Tea and coffee making facilities
- We have free car parking to the rear of the hotel
- Free WiFi access
Our guests can enjoy a wide variety of foods that cater for all walks of life, enjoy our real ales and enjoy our open fire and oak beams.
Beaumaris affords stunning views across the Menai Strait to the dramatic mountain scenery of the Snowdonia National Park.
The town is home to a medieval castle dating back to the reign of Edward I, and has a Victorian pier, gaol and courthouse.
There is plenty to do within a short distance including sailing, golf and horse riding, as well as wonderful walking opportunities with the coastal path passing close by.
There are many beaches in the area and Beaumaris has its own small beach, but not too far away is Red Wharf Bay which has a large sandy beach.
The island itself is home to many family attractions including Anglesey Sea Zoo, Foel Farm Park, Pili Palas Nature World and Plas Newydd (National Trust).


One service that we believe is extremely important in Cambridge, Chisago Lake, East Bethel, Forest Lake, Isanti, North Branch, and Stacy real estate markets is helping our listing clients to objectively evaluate their homes for marketability. Some brokerages do a once–over to get the information to put into the various information fields in the listing. However, we go much more into the detail of the features, characteristics and condition of your home.
We will want to postpone some photos until we’ve worked with you to do a thorough inspection of your home with a whole lot of details in mind. Every buyer who sees your home will be comparing it to the competition in your area and price range. How your home compares is critical to how soon you sell it and at what price. We’re going to work with you in several areas of concern:
REALTY CONCEPTS INC is here to make sure that your home enters the market in the very best competitive position possible. A thorough and objective evaluation is an important step.
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Start and finish your half marathon in Flemington Racecourse with the buzz of the Event Village in the background.
Take in this course’s unique terrain, including a lap of the Racecourse itself, unlike anywhere you’ve run before. All while being surrounded by the famous Flemington rose gardens.
A fully closed road route, the MS Half Marathon is focused on the runner's experience and boasts a bespoke atmosphere with a cap on entrants.
You’ll be just moments from the CBD, but you’ll feel like you’re in the countryside. We can guarantee that this course will keep you away from traffic lights, cars and tram tracks. We’re redefining the city run!
A new addition to the course for 2020, is a picturesque run along the Maribyrnong river and surrounding greenery, as well as even more amazing scenery and gardens surrounding the iconic Flemington Racecourse.


If you are interested in joining 41 CER, either in Calgary or Edmonton, you are encouraged to either call:
- 310-ARMY (2769) to contact a recruiter, or
- Show up on a Wednesday evening between 7 and 10 pm at one of the Regiment’s Armouries
Information on the Canadian Forces Recruitment Process is here.
Joining other units in the RCE
If you do not live in the Province of Alberta and wish to join the Canadian Forces as a Combat Engineer in the Army Reserve you can join another unit
Persons living in the Province of British Columbia are encouraged to join our brothers and sisters in 39 Combat Engineer Regiment which operates 3 Squadrons in 4 locations, specifically in North Vancouver (6 Engineer Squadron), Trail and Cranbrook (44 Engineer Squadron), and Chilliwack (54 Engineer Squadron)
Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Persons living in the Provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba are encouraged to join our brothers and sisters in 38 Combat Engineer Regiment which operates 2 Squadrons in 2 locations, specifically in Winnipeg (31 Engineer Squadron) and Saskatoon (46 Engineer Squadron).
Persons living in the Province of Ontario are encouraged to join our brothers and sisters in several different units throughout Ontario:
31 Combat Engineer Regiment
31 CER operates in southwestern Ontario with two squadrons in two locations, specifically 7 Engineer Squadron (St. Thomas) and 48 Engineer Squadron (Waterloo).
32 Combat Engineer Regiment
32 CER is located in Toronto.
33 Combat Engineer Regiment
33 CER is located in Ottawa.
Persons living in the Province of Quebec are encouraged to join our brothers and sisters in several different units throughout Quebec:
34 Combat Engineer Regiment/Régiment du génie de combat
34 CER/RGC operates in two locations: 4 and 16 Engineer Squadrons in Montreal (specifically Westmount) and 9e escadron génie in Rouyn-Noranda. It is the only reserve unit of the RCE that operates bilingually.
35e Régiment du génie de combat
35 RGC operates out of Quebec City.
Persons living in Atlantic Canada are encouraged to join our brothers and sisters in several different units throughout the region:
1 Engineer Squadron of 37 Combat Engineer Regiment operates from Fredericton.
36 Combat Engineer Regiment operates two squadrons in two locations, specifically 20 Engineer Squadron in Halifax and 45 Engineer Squadron in Sydney.
Newfoundland and Labrador
56 Engineer Squadron of 37 Combat Engineer Regiment operates from St. John’s and has the distinction of being the only unit of the RCE to be equipped with Artillery weapons.
Note: the RCE does not have any reserve units in the provinces of Prince Edward Island nor the Territories.
Joining the Regular Forces
If you are interested in joining the RCE but wish to do it full time in the Regular Forces please contact an Army Recruiter via 310-ARMY (2769). Please note that you will have little to no choice of what unit you will be assigned to or where you will be stationed.


Locations and Directions
Florida Hospital North Pinellas Surgical Institute is located next door to Florida Hospital North Pinellas in Tarpon Springs. Our address is 1501 S. Pinellas Ave., Suite T, and we are in close driving distance of residents across Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor, Clearwater, New Port Richey, Wesley Chapel and most of the Tampa Bay metro area. Please call us if you need assistance with directions.
Florida Hospital North Pinellas Surgical Institute
1501 S. Pinellas Ave., Suite T
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
The practice is closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas. When the holiday falls on a weekend, the office is closed on either Friday or Monday. Please call to confirm.


This coloured aquatint was made by Robert Havell and Son from plate 1 of JB Fraser’s ‘Views in the Himala Mountains’. James and William Fraser (who was Political Agent to Major-General Martindale) reached Sarahan, the picturesque summer residence of the Bushair rajas, on 16 June 1815. Now a tiny village, best-known for the Bhimakali temple, it sits high on a ridge above the Sutlej river. The young Raja, who was only 8 years old, came out of his palace to pay the travellers a visit. From Sarahan they had a good view of the peaks of Bandarpunch near the source of the river Yamuna. It rained incessantly, forcing them to stay in their tents for several days before continuing their journey.
Aquatint with hand coloring on moderately thick, moderately textured, cream wove paper


Ultra-luxury cruise leader Silversea unveils a collection of 34 shore excursions, carefully designed for its new 16-voyage Cuba collection for 2019 and 2020. Taking guests closer to the authentic natural beauty and amazing cultural and historical treasures of the Caribbean island nation, the onshore experiences in Havana, Santiago de Cuba and Cienfuegos will provide immersion into the local way of life. Enhancing the cruise experience, the shore excursions will showcase the most important attractions in and around each city with Silversea’s trademark destination expertise. “We are pleased to launch a diverse array of tailor-made experiences that will enable our guests to travel deeper to discover and appreciate a land seemingly frozen in time, yet filled with awe-inspiring scenery, extraordinary people, and a vibrant culture,” says Adria Bono, Silversea’s Director of Shore Excursions.
From visits to World Heritage-listed sites and inspired musical performances to visits to local art galleries and amazing nature discoveries, the authentic beauty of Cuba will be showcased on excursions such as:
· Havana by Classic American Car
Whether riding in a colorful Pontiac, Chevy or Cadillac, guests on this unique excursion will experience Havana in authentic 1950s style from the comfort of a vintage American car. Under the knowledgeable guidance of a private driver and guide, guests will journey through the colorful city and along the spectacular waterfront. The excursion will also features a cocktail at the historic Hotel Nacional de Cuba and a panoramic drive, which will showcase the Plaza de la Revolución, El Malecón, landmarks, churches, city parks, Miramar, the Nelson Domínguez Gallery, and more iconic attractions.
· Hemingway’s Havana
Ernest Hemingway’s well-documented love of Cuba is explored on this panoramic sightseeing excursion to his favorite local haunts. During this enriching adventure, guests visit Hemingway’s former home, Finca Vigía, in the town of San Francisco de Paula; the Hemingway Monument in Cojimar, the fishing village that inspired the novel “The Old Man and the Sea”; and several of Hemingway’s hangouts, located in the World Heritage-listed Old Havana.
· Legendarios del Guajirito — The Spirit of the Buena Vista Social Club
At a venerable cabaret-style venue, guests will feel the authentic rhythm of Havana with ‘Legendarios del Guajirito,’ an exclusive live performance by the renowned Buena Vista Social Club—a Grammy-winning ensemble of musicians. Guests will be transported back to 1950s Havana in a stirring nightclub ambiance, where they will enjoy cocktails and mingle with band members.
Santiago de Cuba
· Birthplace of the Revolution
The colonial and wartime history of Cuba is unlocked during this scenic and informative journey to the famous sites of the Cuban Revolution and the Spanish-American War. Among the tour’s highlights are visits to the historic district, with its colorful colonial buildings and bustling Céspedes Park; the Moncada Barracks; Santa Ifigenia Cemetery; Plaza de la Revolución; and San Juan Hill, where Teddy Roosevelt’s Rough Riders rode to victory during the Spanish-American War in 1898.
· El Cobre
Guests will gain an appreciation of Cuba’s religious heritage, music, cuisine and history on an adventure to the old mining center of El Cobre. Set in the Sierra Maestra foothills, the town is home to the Basílica de Nuestra Señora, one of Cuba’s most important religious sites. The excursion also features a musical performance by the local steel band; a drive through Santiago, which will spotlight such historic sites as the Plaza de la Revolución and San Juan Hill; plus a visit to a local restaurant for an authentic Cuban lunch.
· Colonial Trinidad
This panoramic journey into central Cuba provides an immersive experience of World Heritage-listed Trinidad. Guests will travel back in time on a stroll through the Old Town, admiring cobblestone streets, a neo-baroque main square, grand colonial buildings, and beautiful old churches. A visit to the Potter’s House reveals artisans at work in a traditional open-air workshop. Afterwards, stops will be made at a local artist’s gallery, then for refreshments and lunch. After lunch, guests will visit the Municipal Museum of Trinidad to explore relics of the city’s past, before visiting the panoramic Valley of the Sugar Mills observation point.
· Natural Beauty of El Nicho
The stunning natural beauty surrounding Cienfuegos is the focus of this memorable hiking and sightseeing adventure to El Nicho. A guided hiking trek along the forested trails of El Nicho, one of Cuba’s most pristine locales, showcases cascading waterfalls, virgin forests and towering mountains. Guests will visit the village of Crucecitas and San Juan Peak for breathtaking panoramic vistas that overlook central and western Cuba from approximately 3,800 feet (1,158 meters) above sea level. There’s also a stop for lunch, a visit to the Jobero Verde Community Project, and free time to explore the historical center of Cienfuegos.A detailed program and prices will be available on MySilversea 120 days prior to sailing dates. Silver Wind will have the distinction of inaugurating Silversea’s new Cuban collection when she sets sail on a 7-day voyage on February 14, 2019, from San Juan to Fort Lauderdale, calling at Havana, Santiago de Cuba, and the Bahamian island of Bimini. Four further voyages in 2019, including a 14-night sailing aboard Silver Whisper, will precede 11 voyages in 2020. A sample of Silversea’s itineraries in Cuba includes: · 5906 – Silversea’s recently lengthened Silver Spirit will depart San Juan on February 22, 2019, for Fort Lauderdale (Florida). Guests will visit Santiago de Cuba, George Town (Grand Cayman), Cienfuegos, La Habana, and Bimini in the Bahamas, developing a deep appreciation for local culture through Silversea’s bespoke shore excursions. Fares begin from USD 4,700 per person, based on two sharing. · 2912 – This 10-day voyage aboard Silver Wind will give guests the chance to travel deeper into Cuba’s fascinating culture. Departing San Juan on March 31, 2019, the ship will spend an overnight in Santiago de Cuba, before calling at George Town (Grand Cayman), Cienfuegos, La Habana, and Bimini in the Bahamas, prior to arriving in Fort Lauderdale (Florida) on April 10. Fares begin from USD 4,700 per person, based on two sharing. · 2913 – Departing Fort Lauderdale (Florida) on April 10, 2019, Silver Wind will call at Santiago de Cuba, La Habana, Nassau (Paradise Island), and Bimini in the Bahamas, before returning to Fort Lauderdale on April 19. This 9-day voyage will spotlight the region’s highlights for guests, enabling them to delve deeper into the destination. Fares begin from USD 4,200 per person, based on two sharing. Aboard Silversea’s ships, guests enjoy ocean-view suites, sumptuous cuisine, and the personalized service of a butler. Enriching the experience are such all-inclusive amenities as complimentary premium wines and spirits, specialty coffees, bottled water, juices and soft drinks served throughout the ship; an in-suite bar, stocked with guests’ preferences; an in-suite 24-hour dining service; and unlimited complimentary Wi-Fi. For more information, please visit https://www.silversea.com/cuba-cruises.html Download related images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/86h7o1n48wb26mq/AADfUe9-dpxRiVcnIEB3OqMQa?dl=0About SilverseaSilversea Cruises, in which Manfredi Lefebvre d’Ovidio serves as Executive Chairman, is recognized as an innovator in the ultra-luxury cruise line industry, offering guests large-ship amenities aboard its intimate, all-suite vessels: Silver Wind, Silver Shadow, Silver Whisper, Silver Spirit and Silver Muse – all designed to offer an atmosphere of conviviality and casual elegance. With the inclusion of the expedition ships Silver Explorer, Silver Galapagos, Silver Discoverer, and with Silver Cloud recently joining the Expedition fleet, Silversea’s itineraries encompass all seven continents and feature worldwide luxury cruises to the Mediterranean, Caribbean, both Polar Regions and hundreds of fascinating destinations in between. Silversea is also looking forward to the launch of five new ultra-luxury ships. Browse Silversea’s new blog Discoverand subscribe to receive the latest content directly into your inbox.


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Kerrville is a city in Kerr County, Texas, United States. The population was 20,425 at the 2000 census. Kerrville is located in central Texas, 104 miles west of Austin. Kerrville is 65 miles from San Antonio, 306 miles from Dallas, and 248 miles from Houston. It is in the heart of the Hill country with streams and rugged terrain and the rolling hills of the Guadalupe River Valley.
The weather in Kerrville is pleasant - year-round! Mid-summer highs go up to 95 while winter lows go only as low as 35. Spring and Fall both have more rain than summer and winter. In the spring, hail and thunderstorms are common. The summers are warm, but the night cool down. Fall comes with mild days and cool nights giving way to winter usually the middle of December. Cold spells come along, but rarely last more than a few days at a time. Early morning clouds are frequent, but burn off to sunshine by mid-day. Not much rain falls during the winter.
Being nestled in the hills of Texas Hill Country, Kerrville is best known for its beautiful parks that line the Guadalupe River - which runs directly through the city, its nearby youth summer camps, hunting ranches, and RV parks. It's also the home of Texas' Official State Arts & Crafts Fair, the Kerrville Folk Festival, H-E-B Grocery Stores, Mooney Airplane Company, James Avery Jewelry, Kerrville Bus Company, and Schreiner University. The Museum of Western Art (founded 1983) features the work of living artists specializing in the themes of the American West.
Kerrville is home to the annual Texas State Arts and Crafts Fair which features artisans and entertainers from around the state. Kerrville also plays host to the Kerrville Folk Festival, an annual summer festival which features folk musicians from around the country. The Texas Lions Camp and Echo Hill Ranch Summer Camp are also located in Kerrville.
Kerrville is served by the Kerrville Independent School District which maintains Early Childhood Campus (Head Start, Pre-K, and Tivy Child Development Center), four elementary schools (Tally, Nimitz, Starkey, and Daniels), two middle schools (BT Wilson 6th Grade & Peterson), and two high schools (Tivy High School - the home of the "Fighting Antlers") and Hill Country High School. Many alumni of Tivy regularly enjoy reunions.
Kerrville is home to Schreiner University, a private 4-year college university which was established in 1923 by an ex-Texas Ranger, Captain Charles Schreiner. The school is consistently listed as one of the top regional liberal arts colleges in the Western U.S. by U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges Guide. Schreiner University is also home to Greystone Preparatory School, one of the five federal service academies that offers up to 36 college credits.


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Prologis Park Moissy 1 is situated some 30 kilometers south of Paris, in the communes of Moissy-Cramayel and Combs-la-Ville (77), within the new town of Sénart.
Ideally situated on the Francilienne (N104), with direct motorway access, the park is also close to the A5 (Paris / Troyes), and to the A4 (Paris / Metz) and A6 (Paris / Lyon) motorways. The RER (urban railway) station Lieusaint-Moissy (line D) is close to the site. A shuttle bus service is set up for the benefit of the occupiers of the park.
- direct access from the Francilienne N104 (exit n°24)
- close to the A4, A5 and A6
- RER D train station 3km
- Shuttle service from site to train station


“I believe the world is incomprehensibly beautiful — an endless prospect of magic and wonder.”
~ Ansel Adams
In just a few days I am going to the mountains for a women’s retreat and I am so excited! The rejuvenating power of nature is so deeply magical and the beauty fills me with awe and wonder. I love to hike, hug trees, and soak up the mountain air.
I feel equally as refreshed living near the ocean. I often drive or walk along the beach, watching the sun shimmering on the ocean, whales spouting, and witnessing glorious sunsets. The power of this beauty has inspired a constant flow of joy and gratitude and it has been such a gift to have this self-nurturing practice.
I love the ocean but the forest holds my heart. Forests seems to breathe with me and embrace me with their sacred silence. I feel such reverence walking amongst these trees and always feel like I have come home. I love watching the sun lighting up the leaves and branches and creating layers of light and amazing reflections. Every step I take through the forest is in deep awe and wonder and I feel so nourished by the experience.
As John Muir wrote, “This is the best tree-lover’s monument…in all the forests of the world.” Indeed my deep love of trees leads me over and over again to the forest and has since I was a girl. I used to play In the forest and still feel that childlike wonder any time I am among the trees.
Where do you go in nature to rejuvenate?
How often do you nurture yourself in this way?
How does connecting with the beauty around you change how you view the world?
“Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts.” ~Rachel Carson
May you reconnect with the rejuvenating power of nature and nurture peace in the world from the inside out!
Sending you so much peace, love and gratitude,
Kelley Grimes, M.S.W.
Counselor, Author & Speaker
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A charming boutique-style hotel located in the quaint Village of Oak Creek, just minutes away from uptown Sedona.
The comforts of home await you at the Wildflower Inn where you’ll find charming and comfortable accommodations surrounded by majestic red rock vistas.
This boutique-style Inn offers affordable rates and pleasing amenities, such as complimentary organic bath products, free high-speed wireless internet, 50″ TVs—and a friendly caring staff to assist you in making your visit to the red rocks the perfect getaway. Quaint, peaceful accommodations at reasonable rates make it easy for you to enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding red rocks with Bell Rock and Courthouse Butte right outside your door.
Allow us the opportunity to share the comforts of home on your next visit to Sedona, which was voted “The most beautiful place in America.”
Call us at 928-284-3937 or visit our website at www.sedonawildflowerinn.com.
AAA 2 Diamond Rating
Number of Rooms: 29
Credit Cards: American Express, Mastercard, Visa & Discover Card
Currency: US Dollars
Cancellation Policy: Cancel by 4 pm local time, 48hrs prior to your arrival date. If you have any questions, please call 928-284-3937.
Guarantee: Credit Cards are required to make your reservation.
Check In/Out: Check in 3:00 pm; check out 11:00 am.
Time Zone: Arizona Time (Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time).
Location: The Wildflower Inn is conveniently located at the Southern entrance to Sedona, 120 miles north of Phoenix in the Village of Oak Creek. The Inn is surrounded by magnificent red rock views, championship golf courses, and a collection of local restaurants and shops. An important benefit of the Village of Oak Creek is that its sales tax rate is only 6.35% versus 11.33% for all of Sedona.
Smoking Policy: All of our rooms are non smoking. Smoking is permitted outside the rooms. (Evidence of smoking in the room will result in a $150 charge.)
Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted in our rooms. (Evidence of a pet in the room will result in a $150 charge.)


2400 Highway One
Dewey Beach, DE
The family owned Rehoboth-By-The-Sea Realty Company started developing the north end of Dewey Beach, DE in 1925. This ocean front property is known as Rehoboth by the Sea.
There were few homes in Dewey Beach in the 1930's and 1940's. To facilitate development, the Company offered non-renewable land leases in the late 1950's and early 1960's. Leaseholders could lease the land and build their beach cottage on the land.
Leaseholders own the "improvement" (beach house), on the leased land. Leases lasted about 60 years.
Rehoboth-By-The-Sea Realty Company is a leasing company; however, RBTS has sold beach property.
Rehoboth By The Sea is located in the quiet north end of Dewey Beach, DE. Please click here for a map and directions to our office.
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Tour of Yunnan,15 days Adventures.
15 days tough bike tour to experience Great Yunnan Landscape and Cultures.
YUNNAN is located in the southwest part of China,and it is one of the most mysterious provinces of China. More than 30 ethnic minorities people are living in this province and it also has some worldwide famous places such as Dali,Lijiang ancient town,Tiger Leaping Gorge,Shangri-la and Meili Snow Mountain(Kawa Karpo),Lugu Lake and more.
It is a full supported bike tour,a support vehicle will follow the cyclists to carry all personal stuffs.
Highlights:Kunming,Lijiang old town,Tiger Leaping Gorge,Shangri-la old town,Songzanlin lamasery,Naxi minorty culture,Tibetan culture Lisu minority culture,Bai minority culture.
Altitude info:Kunming,1900m;Dali old town,2100m;Jizushan Mountain,3250m;Lijiang old town 2400m;Tiger Leaping Gorge 2100-2500m;Shangri-la old town 3300m.
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Tiger Leaping Gorge Trekking Route
Trip day by day Itinerary:
D1,Meet at your hotel in Shanghai or meet at Shanghai airport in the morning,and take the flight from Shanghai to Kunming,that will take around 3 hours. In the afternoon,we will visit the beautiful Green Lake in the center of this Spring City and Yunnan University.
D2,Take flight from Kunming to Dali. Visit the thousand years old Dali old town. In that afternoon,we will trek to the most famous Cangshan Mountian. Live in Higerland hostel,you can have a great whole view of whole town.
D3,Get up early in the morning to see the sunrise. Ant then Half day Dali Cangshan mountain trek. In the afternoon cycle from Dali around the Erhai Lake to the East side of Erhai Lake,Live in Sky Sea Lodge.
D4,Cycle from Sky Sea Lodge to Jizushan Mountain,very tough. That day will be a long day. At first we have 15 kms cycling around the beautiful Erhai Lake,and then 55 kms mountain road is not an easy job,very good road and the landscape is terrific. Total is 70 Kms,Live in Farmer’s Guesthouse in Jizushan Mountain Town.
D5,Jizushan Mountain Trek,8 Hours trek in the forest. On the top of Jizushan Mountain there is a temple called Jing Ding temple(Gold Top Temple),3248 m. In the afternoon,we will go back to Sky Sea Lodge by small van.
D6,Rest in the morning and take small van with bikes from Dali to Lijiang,guided touring in this World Heritage Listed Town.
D7,If you want to feel the other side to this old town,please get up earlier in the morning,and work on the stone street. After breakfast,we will cycle from the old town to Jade Water Village,Baisha Village,Shuhe Old Town. We will have lunch in Shuhe riverside restaurant. After lunch for a short while rest,continue cycling on the countryside road to feel the rural life. We will go back to the old at around 5 o’clock. The leader will guide you in the old town for shopping and exploring the living history and unique Naxi style architectures. 60 kms cycling or more.
D8,Lashi Lake one day cycling,visit some Yi and Naxi minorities villages on the top of mountains,Zhiyun Lamasery,very tough. On the top of the mountain,you can see the great view of Yangtze River.
D10-D11,Tiger Leaping Gorge Trekking. (Total 25 kms trekking for two days)
D12,Rest in the morning. Cycle from the middle Tiger Leaping Gorge to Qiao Tou Town in the afternoon,25 kms and take small van to Shangri-la old town. Guided touring in this old town.
D13,Cycle from Shangri-la old town to Songzanlin Lamasery,the biggest Tibetan Lamasery in Yunnan. In the afternoon visit Napa Lake.
D14,Visit Pudacuo National Park,No cycling,easy day. Pudacuo National Park is the first Nation Park in China.
D15,Take flight Shangri-la Airport to Kunming and then from Kunming to Shanghai. End 15 days long and Hard trip.
Group size:4 people.
Bike tour leader:an experienced English speaking cycling leader.
Tour type:15 days,small group adventure tour;8-9 day cycling,3 days trekking.
Two World Heritages:Lijiang old town and the Three Rivers
Highlights:Lijiang old town,Tiger Leaping Gorge,Shangri-la old town,Songzanlin lamasery,Naxi,Bai,Lisu minorties cultures,Tibetan culture.
Altitude info:Lijiang old town 2400m;Tiger Leaping Gorge 2100-2500m;Shangri-la old town 3300m;Hightest of this trip,3600m. Shigu old twn,2100m.
Things need to bring:Outdoor clothes,normal and cycling wears,trekking shoes,backpack(>50L),
Things can buy in Lijiang:Sun cream,tooth paste and brush,towel and personal stuffs.
Tour de China will bring:Laptop with Internet,Garmin GPSMap 60CSx,trekking sticks,rain coats,emergency medicine-chest. Mountain Bike and helmet.
Starts and ends in Shanghai,China.
All land transportation.
All scheduled meals and accommodation.
All entrance fee mentioned in the trip,
Round Airfare between Shanghai and Yunnan.
A support car for whole trip.
Mountain bike and helmet rental.
Lijiang Airport pick up and Dali Airport see off.
English speaking cycling leader whole tour.
Personal spending during the whole trip;
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New office for our team
After three years of growth, Slateford has moved to larger offices in London
Following sustained growth in the firm over its first business cycle, we’re pleased to report we have taken a floor at 11-13 Charlotte Street, London.
The move supports the next three year growth plan for the business and its presence in London, as well as putting us in a part of town we really enjoy spending time in.
We look forward to welcoming our friends and clients who have supported our growth to the office and the neighbouring restaurants soon.


What could be more thrilling than diving through crystal clear waters to explore an ancient shipwreck covered in historic amphorae? If you are a history buff, then this is what your diving dreams are made of. Previously only accessible to archaeologists, the 2,000-year-old Greek shipwreck, the Peristera- an underwater museum, is now open to the public.
As Greece begins to relax its previously strict restrictions on certain historical sites, The Peristera will become Greece’s first underwater museum, allowing public access of this site to scuba divers. Dive trips to the historic site will be available until October 2, 2020 but will reopen next summer.
The Peristera shipwreck stretches across a 25-meter area. Archeologists believe this large merchant ship sunk due to bad weather in 425 BC while transporting thousands of amphorae full of wine from northern Greece to other parts of the ancient Greek empire. The wreck rested at the bottom of the Aegean Sea for 2,000 years until a lone fisherman discovered it in 1985.
To help protect the integrity of the wreck, divers will still need to be accompanied by licensed, local dive guides. Divers can book trips in Alonissos, Greece, where they will then depart to the nearby, uninhabited islet of Peristera in the northwest Aegean Sea. The dive guides will take divers to depths of 28 meters to explore the remains of the wreck and its more exciting cargo, nearly 4,000, mostly intact amphorae.
This fascinating dive site is being referred to as the Parthenon of shipwrecks due to the historical significance of discovering such a large number of ancient amphorae in a single site. Greek authorities anticipate diver enthusiasm over this site will be high and are planning on opening up additional shipwrecks in the area to scuba divers and underwater enthusiasts with the ultimate goal of forming a diving park.
With gin-clear waters and temperatures of up to 25C (77F), this fascinating, historically rich site offers the ultimate adventure. Ancient artifacts are not the only things to explore, however. The wreck is also home to an abundance of Mediterranean marine life, including colorful fish and beautiful sea sponges. With only a month and a half left to access this unique dive site and Greece slowly opening its borders up to other countries, don’t wait…plan your Peristera dive trip today!


Book Jaisalmer Tour Package
Jaisalmer aka the ‘Golden City’ is famous for its carved yellow sandstone architecture and golden sand dunes. One of Rajasthan’s most extraordinary destinations, Jaisalmer was founded by, Raja Rawal Jaisal in 1156 A D and presents the visitor with an unforgettable medieval Indian time capsule. Our suggested tour of Jaisalmer is here so that you can leave all the planning to us and enjoy your time in this beautiful city.
Sonaar Haveli Jaisalmer has the best desert safari tour packages Jaisalmer. This is one of the amazing experiences you can’t miss when you are in Jaisalmer. Spend a Day or Night and evening in the Sam Sand Dunes Desert Camp at Jaisalmer and enjoy Camel Safari, Jeep Safari, Rajasthani folk Dance & Musical Team, and pure Rajasthani food in a desert under the Open sky of Thar Desert.
Sonaar Haveli has city views and is within easy walking distance of the Old City. Our Sonaar Haveli in-house concierge can provide more advice about the best things to do in Jaisalmer and make private sightseeing arrangements for you at competitive rates.
Explore Jaisalmer (Half Day Tour)
Starting from INR 1,000 per person
Start exploring the Golden City at sunrise, on the banks of Gadisar Lake a pioneering man-made water conservation tank built in the 15th century. A picturesque setting surrounded by shrines and temples, which represent the intricate Jaisalmer architecture. Thereafter, drive to Patwon-ki-Haveli, Jaisalmer’s most sought after site. A cluster of 5 mansions. It was built by a businessman called, Guman Chand Patwa, a gold and silver brocade trader and father to 5 sons. He built 1 haveli for each son. Inside the haveli are exquisitely carved pillars, extensive corridors and latticed balconies. Walk along the narrow winding lanes of the unhurried city and browse the markets…View Details
Discover the Golden City with Sand Dunes
(Half Day Tour)
Starting from INR 1250 per person
After a morning at leisure, you will be driven in the afternoon to Sam Sand dunes. No trip to Jaisalmer is complete without a visit to the silky Sam Sand Dunes. Unless you’re staying in the desert (for example with our 3 nights Jaisalmer special package) we recommend ending your stay in Jaisalmer by heading out to the dunes for a sunset camel ride. Alternatively, the beautiful desert scenery, with its wind- carved ripples, can be enjoyed on foot or by Jeep. Either way, the evenings are particularly magical with the shifting mounds of dry white sand coming to life as vibrant cultural performances breathe color into the barren landscape…View Details
(A Full Day Jaisalmer Sightseeing Tour)
Starting from INR 1750 per person
If you have only one day in Jaisalmer we recommend you start at Gadisar lake to take a quick picture in the most instagrammable setting in Jaisalmer. Surrounded by shrines and temples this really is the prettiest place to start. Then continue to see Patwon-ki-Haveli Jaisalmer’s most intricately carved mansion.View Details
Dunes and Desert Dreamscapes
(3 nights Special Package)
Starting from INR 9,500 Per Person
After a 2 night stay at Sonaar Haveli indulge in a night beneath the stars on the Sam sand dunes in comfortable tented accommodation to immerse yourself in the ideal Desert experience. We will provide transport to and from the desert and a camel ride to watch the sunset.
Honeymoon Special -
Dining in the Desert with Romantic Music
(Half Day evening experience)
Starting from INR 7,500 Per Person
Allow us to indulge you in a romantic evening beneath the stars starting with whisking you away in a private chauffeur driven car to the desert. You can enjoy a camel ride to watch the sunset and then be taken to your private area for a romantic Rajasthani dinner by the fire beneath the star lit sky.
Return with your chauffeur driven car to Sonaar Haveli.
Architectural Trail of the Havelis of Jaisalmer
(Half day Guided Tour)
Starting from INR 950 per person
One of Jaisalmer’s real showpieces are the charming havelis dotted along the old city’s tiny streets beneath the ramparts. Carved from the same golden-honey sandstone as the fort, these mansions were commissioned by wealthy merchants during the 18th and 19th centuries. If you are keen on architecture a guided tour is a must to explore the jharokhas and intricately carved pillars and murals.
Adventure Tour with Camel Safari around Jaisalmer
(Full Day Tour)
Starting from INR 2,750 per Person
Enjoy a camel safari across the beautiful desert landscape in Khuri or Loudarva dunes with a one night stay and dinner included.View Details
The festival is a colorful and photogenic affair with colorful Gair dancers and desert musicians displaying their talent and vivid musical instruments on the sun and moon lit dunes.
Camel decoration & camel races
Finding the longest moustache contest
Turban tying competitions
Getting to Jaisalmer
Sonaar Haveli is located half a Kilometre from Jaisalmer city centre and the Sonar fort. Being a hotel close to the centre you can walk or take a short camel ride into town.
On leaving Jaisalmer Railway Station turn right at the junction onto Gadisar Road and continue straight past the next three roundabouts namely, Gadisar Chauraha/Roundabout, Airforce Chauraha and SBBJ Chauraha.
When you reach the fourth roundabout Sudarshan Chauraha turn right onto Hanuman Circle Road.
At Hanuman Circle turn left to District Collector’s Office Road.
From here take the first right onto Ramgarh road. After 500 metres you will reach Sonaar Haveli on your right.
Distance in Kilometers from Sonaar Haveli to:
Sonaar Qila (Fort) 1Km (2mins drive)
Jaisalmer City Centre .5Km (2 mins drive)
Jaisalmer Railway Station 2Km
Gadisar Lake 1Km
Sam Sand dunes 45Km (1 Hour drive)
Kuldhara 17Km (30 mins drive)
How to get to Jaisalmer:
Jodhpur 285Km (5Hrs drive)
Bikaner 325Km (5Hrs drive)
Ajmer & Pushkar 450Km
Jaipur 650 Km (10 Hours drive) (Recommended you use the overnight train or the 1 hour direct flight.
There are daily flights from Jaipur to Jaisalmer and the flying time is 1 hour.
Driving to Jaisalmer:
Bikaner to Jaisalmer (Duration: 5.5 hours drive) or
Jodhpur to Jaisalmer (Duration: 5 hours) drives
The drive to Jaisalmer is very scenic with the desert landscape on both sides and herds of goats and sheep crossing your path as you come closer to the Golden City.
You can reach Jaisalmer by an overnight train from Jaipur.
October to March
The best time to visit Jaisalmer is in the winter months November to March when the temperatures fall to 24 degrees Celsius. From December through to March Jaisalmer is generally hot and arid during the day but the temperature drops substantially at night and can touch 5 -10 degrees Celsius.
March to September
The Summer months in Jaisalmer are extremely strong with temperatures touching over 42 degrees Celsius and dust storms and winds. Although one can be indoors in air-conditioning and the hotel prices are lower during off season.


You can still commemorate earth day 2013 even though it’s technically over. ZENMED is celebrating all week by continuing our fundraising efforts for @nature_org. Tell us what you did to honour Earth Day this year or what you do everyday to help the environment! We’d love to hear from you.
How You Can Help
Make a donation directly on our fundraising page or get us to plant a tree simply by sending out a tweet using the hashtag #zenmedEarthDay.
What is The Plant a Billion Trees Fund?
Five hundred years ago, the Atlantic Forest of Brazil covered approximately 330 million acres (about twice the size of Texas), but today more than 85% of this forest has been cleared and what remains is highly fragmented.
Despite its diminished state, the Atlantic Forest still ranks as a global conservation priority. Although it is just a small fraction of the size of the great Amazon rainforest, the Atlantic Forest still harbors of a range of biological diversity similar to that of the Amazon.
The Nature Conservancy, which has been working in the Atlantic Forest since 1991 with a wide range of partners, has an ambitious plan to protect and restore 30 million acres of this magnificent forest by 2015.
* ZENMED will donate up to $1,000


Chef Rick Pasche grew up in Houston, Texas where he learned to cook southern food at the first restaurant he managed. His upbringing gave him the passion for authentic cajun and bbq food inspiring him to bring southern flare to West Michigan.
Pasche first got into the restaurant business in 1986 working at a college BBQ restaurant. In 2000, Rick opened an original Cajun restaurant named Frilly’s in Texas. Later, he opened the first Pasche’s restaurant in Vermont before coming to Michigan in 2007.
Pasche’s Seafood Kitchen serves up cajun cuisine from gumbo to dirty rice commonly prepared in Southern Louisiana. Following the success of the Seafood Kitchen, Rick wanted his guests to experience a taste of southern BBQ unlike any other in the region. He opened Redline BBQ Smokehouse and Catering featuring traditional brisket, fall-off-the-bone ribs and pulled pork to name a few tasty selections available. Rick also owns and manages Frilly’s Seafood Bayou Kitchen – a cajun-inspired seafood kitchen much like Pasche’s Seafood Kitchen in Decatur, Texas, and Laura’s Gourmet Catering in Southwest Michigan.
Every item on each of Rick’s menus has been hand-selected by Pasche himself, then created from scratch using only the freshest ingredients available. Authentic, southern style cooking prepared fresh each and every day. That’s authentic cajun cuisine and BBQ. That’s the flavor of Rick’s Restaurant Group.


Property Management in Montrose, Texas
In the heart of Houston you’ll find the quirky little section of Montrose. Nickname the “strangest neighborhood east of the Pecos, it has been honored as one of best neighborhoods in the America. Originally envisioned as a planned community early in the last century, it is one of the most prominent historical districts in Houston and is also host to the Chinese and Norwegian Consulates. A history steeped in the counterculture, The neighborhood is home to a diverse and welcoming community. With average incomes at almost $120,000 and college education at almost 85 percent, this is one of the most desired areas of town. Offering some of the best school in the city, median housing prices are a little above $450,000. Rentals run in the area of $1800.
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Once the sun goes, the neighborhood comes alive and become a magnet drawing people from all over the city to clubs and bars like the famous South Beach. Take time to catch a show at the River Oak Theater, the local art house featuring foreign and independent films. No one will ever go hungry in Montrose; you can even bring your four-legged with you to Ziggy’s Bar and Grill. The neighborhood has also become famous as the place to go for late-night eats after the bars closed. Expect to stand in line during the early morning hours if you want to get a seat for some Cajun cooking at BB’s Café or a Reuben sandwich at Katz’s Deli.
Montrose Property Management
Our property management team specializes in residential areas throughout Montrose, TX. We offer multiple services to take your rental property and convert it into reliable income. We have a thorough screening process that helps to identify the right tenants for your property. Our team works hard to keep both parties happy through effective communication, bullet proof lease agreements, and timely monthly rent collection. We offer maintenance services to enhance the property and ensure that it will retain or increase in value. We oversee everything, allowing you to sit back and relax and know that your property and your tenants are in good hands.
Contact us today if you are ready to receive a comprehensive analysis of your rental property and to inquire about our Montrose area property management services.
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For more than 10 years, Keyrenter has been providing property management services to thousands of homeowners across the United States. We are always committed to providing services that are comprehensive, professional and affordable for both tenants and owners nationwide. Our goal is to help homeowners manage and maintain trouble-free properties to maximize the value of their investment. Our excellent reputation, expertise and vast knowledge of property and real estate management set us among the best real estate management firms in the United States.
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Located in a residential area, only 350 metres from the Arc de Triomphe, this apartment is available with a TV, a dishwasher and a coffee machine. The Champs Elysées Avenue is only a 10-minute walk away.
Set on the 4th floor and serviced with a lift, Apartment Arc Triomphe offers a view of the city. It also has a seating area, dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom.
In the surrounding area you can find a wide range of shops, restaurants and bars.
Charles de Gaulle – Étoile Metro Station is only 300 metres away and it gives direct access to the Trocadero and the Eiffel Tower. Porte Maillot and the Exhibition Centre are a 15-minute walk from Apartment Arc Triomphe.


Great Salt Lake is of hemispheric importance as both a refueling stop for millions of migratory birds and a nesting area for others. Eighty percent of Utah's wetlands surround the lake. The mineral extraction industry, duck hunting clubs, and the brine shrimp industry are dependent on the vitality of the lake. Nature enthusiasts flock to the lake because of its ecological importance. Utahans draw a significant amount of their heritage and identity from the lake.
Through adoption of House Bill 343 during the 2010 general session of the Utah Legislature, the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council was created to advise on the sustainable use, protection, and development of the Great Salt Lake.


Whole Horse Journeys
A New Dimension in Horseback Riding
Embrace the passion and freedom born from
unique and empowering experiences with horses
who are happy and willing to cooperate.
Whole Horse Journeys home is located at 197 Cook Road in Canton, NC minutes from I 40 in the beautiful Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. Less than 30 minutes from Asheville and only 15 minutes from Waynesville, NC, we offer 55 acres of rolling green pastures, a large outdoor ring and an indoor riding space for inclement weather.
We offer lessons, holistic retreats, workshops,
and boarding services to riders of all ages and experience.


Proud Official Sponsor of the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Look for us tailgating at all the home games as well as at the Ultimate Outdoor Expo in August.
Welcome to Bluegrass RV Supercenter, located in downtown Lexington, Kentucky.
View our online showroom to see a wide variety of pre-owned, motorized and towable RVs. We are a full service dealer offering sales, repair service, parts, warranties, and finance. We also buy new and used RVs – any year, make or model!
As a Used RV Dealer in Kentucky we carry Class A Motorhomes, Diesel Pusher Motorhomes, Class B Motorhomes, Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheels, Pop-Up Trailers, Tent Trailers, Campers, Used RVs, and Toy Haulers. We take RV Trade ins and offer RV Financing options at our KY store.
We are proud to offer our services to: loyal customers across the region and country including: Lexington Kentucky, Louisville Kentucky, Florence Kentucky, Bowling Green Kentucky, Somerset Kentucky, Pikeville Kentucky, Paducah Kentucky, Elizabethtown Kentucky, Ashland Kentucky, Cincinnati Ohio, Dayton Ohio, Columbus Ohio, Cleveland Ohio, Indianapolis Indiana, Bloomington Indiana, Charleston West Virginia, Beckley West Virginia, Wheeling West Virginia, St. Louis Missouri, Nashville, Tennessee, Knoxville Tennessee, Clarksville Tennessee, Chattanooga Tennessee, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and all of the United States.
Contact us today by calling 800-759-9452 or by emailing us.


If you’re searching for an epic and unforgettable outdoor experience in Ireland, look no further than glamping. It’s like camping but with a luxurious twist, allowing us to get close to nature while enjoying modern comforts — like a real bed! Let’s explore the best glamping spots in Ireland.
Teapot Lane Glamping, County Leitrim
Hidden away in the chill countryside of County Leitrim, Teapot Lane Glamping offers an enchanting escape from the daily grind. Imagine waking up in a bell tent, surrounded by lush greenery and the sounds of nature. This off-grid retreat is all about being eco-friendly and sustainable, with cool facilities that won’t harm the environment. Take a dip in the nearby lake, explore the local woodland trails, and spend your evenings stargazing by the campfire. Teapot Lane Glamping is heaven for those seeking peace and generally good vibes.
Pure Camping, County Clare
Calling all eco-warrior adventurers, Pure Camping in County Clare is your ultimate destination. It’s nestled along the Wild Atlantic Way and caters to surfers, hikers, and yoga enthusiasts. They’ve got cosy yurts and charming wooden cabins designed with Mother Earth in mind. You can join a yoga class, catch some waves at nearby beaches, or relax in their wood-fired sauna. Pure Camping is all about reconnecting with nature while keeping it green and mindful.
FURTHER.SPACE, County Fermanagh
Attention all adventure junkies! Brace yourself for the mind-blowing glamping experience provided by FURTHER.SPACE at Carrickreagh Bay in Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh. This unique glamping site is located on the peaceful shores of Lough Erne, combining the thrill of outdoor activities with luxurious accommodations. They have a bunch of stylish eco-pods with killer views of the surrounding landscape and even hot tubs to chill in. It’s the ultimate adventure getaway.
Rock Farm Slane, County Meath
Rock Farm Slane in County Meath is where it’s at if you’re looking for an adrenaline rush while glamping. This sustainable campsite is smack in the middle of a working organic farm, offering plenty of activities for thrill-seekers. You can zip through the forest, kayak on the River Boyne, or show off your archery skills. After an action-packed day, kick back in a cosy Mongolian yurt or a wooden eco-cabin with epic views of the Irish countryside. Rock Farm Slane is the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.
If you’re craving adventure, sustainability, and one-of-a-kind experiences, then glamping checks all the boxes. Whether it’s the tranquil seclusion of Teapot Lane Glamping or the luxury cabins of FURTHER.SPACE, Ireland has a range of glamping destinations to explore. So grab your squad, pack your bags, and prepare for an unforgettable glamping getaway that’ll make memories for a lifetime.


Custom Made Doodle Map Footstool
Doodle Map Hairpin leg custom made footstool - Available in Manchester, Didsbury, Salford, Northern Quarter, Chorlton, Stockport, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, Chesterfield & other bespoke designs.
Doodle Map Hairpin Leg Footstool
See our DoodleMap cushions for the full range of designs available.
This exclusive custom made hairpin leg footstool features the unique and abstract doodle map design of Manchester based artist 'Dave Draws'. The specialised and individual style highlights areas of Manchester and surrounding areas, such as Manchester City Centre, Didsbury, Salford, Northern Quarter and Chorlton plus many others - see the full range here. Each incorporating quirky and imaginative sprawling patterns interspersed with funny characters.
Paired with the design and craftsmanship of Loose Button Upholstery the design has been digitally printed on upholstery grade fabric to create unique, stylish and functional custom made footstools.
The footstool is mounted on 8" raw steel 3-prong hairpin legs and is finished with piping detail and a central button giving it a mid-century modern feel.
This larger version measures 22" across and a total height of 13" with a deep and comfy foam layer. A perfect height for a footstool, occasional chair to a feature design.
Now available in 12 designs including: Manchester, Salford, Didsbury, Northern Quarter, Chorlton, Sale, Stockport, Leeds, Liverpool, Chesterfield, Sheffield, and Blackburn.
Plus - We can also finish in the City or United designs!
We're able to tailor designs for individuals and businesses, get in touch via our contacts page for enquiries.
- A modern, urban and quirky custom made footstool
- Handcrafted in Manchester
- 8" Raw steel 3-prong Hairpin legs
- Mid-century modern
- Measures apx. W22" by H13"
- Made to order
BUY YOUR DOODLE MAP HAIRPIN LEG FOOTSTOOL
Price above includes free delivery with the Manchester ring road area (M60) or you're welcome to collect from the workshop.
Please email if outside this area or have special requirements.