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This little island off the Northumberland coast can only be accessed when the tides are low and the causeway is above water level. Any visit to the island therefore needs to be carefully planned around tide times as you do not want to risk getting stranded on the island or worse getting washed away into the North Sea. There are 150 permanent residents on the island as well as a small primary school, post office cafes, hotels, guest houses, holiday homes, a couple of shops and of course the Castle, Priory and some local wildlife.
Once you arrive on the island you have to park your car in the car park which is pay and display and then you have to walk where ever you want to go. At certain times there is a shuttle mini bus to the castle but it didn't operate on the day we visited. If you are staying on the island or live there I believe you can drive and park outside you house or on the driveway.
This was originally an Elizabethan fort and on days when the shuttle bus is not running this is quite a long walk although until you get to the actual castle the road is pretty flat and accessible and follows the coast so you have lovely views across to the mainland and back to the island harbour, Priory and just generally of the village.
The castle is open 12 March until 30th October from Tuesday to Sunday except bank holidays. It is also open every day in August. The opening times are dependent on the tides and will either be 10 am till 3pm or 12pm till 5 pm. You know when it is open as the National Trust will be flying. It is a NT property do members get in free otherwise you pay £6.95 for adults, children are £3.50 and a family ticket for two adults and two children under 18 is £17.40.
I have to warn anyone with mobility problems that it is very steep to climb up to the castle and it is cobbled and can be slippery too when wet. Once inside the castle the steps are not the easiest to negotiate and it is not wheel chair or pushchair friendly at all. No dogs are allowed unless guide dogs, there are very low doorways and there is an emergency only toilet so go somewhere else before you visit the castle .
The castle was bought in 1902 by Edward Hudson who was the founder of Country Life magazine. There is obviously more money in magazines that I ever thought especially way back in the early part of the last century. In 1903 Sir Edwin Lutyens was employed to convert the castle into a family holiday home and later Gertrude Jekyll created a walled garden across a field from the castle which was completed in 1911. I have to say I was pretty underwhelmed by the walled garden and certainly wouldn't have paid extra to go in there. We looked at it from the iron gates and decided it was fairly unspectacular and not worth paying extra to go into. Maybe it looks better in summer but it looked a bit like a walled allotment to me.
The castle had some pretty important visitors over the years but some were not so thrilled by the accommodation. One who was less than impressed was Lytton Strachey who was famous for a biography of Queen Victoria, describes the castle as " very dark, with nowhere to sit, and nothing but stone under, over and around you, which produces a distressing effect - especially when one's hurrying downstairs late for dinner - to slip would be instant death."
The castle was obviously expensive to maintain and by 1944 it was given to the NT. The main garden is actually pretty natural and you can walk right down to the shore where the seabirds called fulmers are usually seen and if you are lucky you might see a grey seal, we didn't. In summer puffins and guillemots also pass the shore. It was VERY windy and not that warm when we were there so we didn't hang around too long and returned to the more sheltered castle.
Inside the castle is far more like a home that a castle and Lutyens was very clever in his ability to keep the originality of the castle building while making it into a pretty amazing and unique holiday home. Huge fires warmed the ship room which had curved ceilings like an up turned boat or a tunnel but I imagine nowhere would be that warm and cosy and maybe the family used it more in Summer.
Parts of the building joined to bits of the original fort and yet from inside it was impossible to tell which parts were original and which were 'new' built additions. In one part of the castle there was a model. The guide asked us to point out on the model where we thought we were. We were so wrong. He also took the model apart to show us the huge middle section which was added to the original fort and that was where we actually were standing.
The bedrooms al had great views out to sea and the original turn of the century beds, hand wash bowls and chamber pots so it was pretty basic where plumbing was concerned. It wasn't until the NT took over that mains electricity and an artesian well provided water. Prior to this it was collected rain water stored in underground tanks and pumped up that provided water to the castle.
As you enter the castle the entrance is very castle like with a huge fire place and above that is a decorative sort of barometer which displayed the wind direction on a huge ornate design. It was controlled somehow by workings on the roof and down into the bedroom just above where the fireplace was. It was very clever and also pretty amazing as a picture too.
The kitchen was large and set up as an early 20th century kitchen with a large range and huge wooden cabinets with china and cooking equipment that would have been used to create feast for the family and their guests.
Each room had a few laminated information sheets pointing out things of interest in that particular room. This is such a great idea as you can quickly see anything of interest but huge piles of waste paper is not created as every visitor doesn't need an individual information sheet. There were also NT volunteers in each room to tell you a bit of an interesting story or to answer any questions you might have. They were all really lovely and obviously felt a great deal of pride in the castle and wanted to share their knowledge with you so that you might get the most from your visit too. They pointed out tings you may not have noticed, explained what some of the strange things were in the kitchen and pointed you in the right direction to get out onto the viewing roof section and so on.
Yes I would say so. This castle is only one of a number of places worth visiting so there is more than enough to fill a day and should you choose to stay on the island then it is a perfect place to explore the natural scenery and wildlife, ride bikes, walk or just relax in some of the beautiful places like the Gospel Garden or on the beaches. It has enough to keep a day visitor busy whilst also offering a place of peace and tranquillity should you choose to stay longer.
There are a number of different cafes and restaurants as well as outside eating places with tea/beer gardens which looked amazingly uninviting the day we visited but I am sure it is had been a lovely sunny day would have been much more of a draw to people.
This is a unique island with a fascinating history and I would certainly recommend a visit of at least a day but if I had known how special this place is I would probably have booked a night in the hotel there so we could have explored further into the island.
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Lindisfarne Castle is one of the prettiest little castles in the whole of England. Perched on top of a conical whin stone hill, it is set against some of the most spectacular views of sea and sky, and could have been plucked straight from the most romantic fairy tale.
The castle is built on Holy, or Lindisfarne Island, in Northumbria, and can only be accessed without a boat twice a day via a causeway, when the tides are low. There are well publicised tidal times all over the island and surrounding villages, and there is a certain frisson as you race to get to the causeway before the tide covers the roadway. Photos of cars up to their door handles in seawater remind you of the consequences of ignoring the tides!
The castle was built in Tudor times, for the usual purposes of self defence and warmongering. Some of the stones from the, then defunct, Lindesfarne Priory were used to build the walls. It was, somewhat unusually, converted into an Edwardian holiday home in 1901, by the owner Edward Hudson, the founder of Country Life Magazine. Hudson intended to use the castle for high society entertainment, inviting his artistic, musical and creative friends to spend time there. With this in mind, he commissioned his favourite architect, Edwin Lutyens to make it really special. Lutyens worked his unique magic on the castle, keeping the strong stonework and heavy doors, but at the same time adding delightful touches of colour and design. Lutyens worked with his old friend Getrude Jekyll to create a lovely walled garden to add interest to the exterior of the castle.
The castle is reached by walking along a tiny road from the car park. The symmetry of the rock outcrop and the dramatic nature of the castle can really be appreciated as you approach. The entrance to the castle is equally dramatic; a steep, cobbled path winds around the base of the rock to take you through the heavy doors into the entrance hall. Blinking in the darkness, you start to make out fat stone pillars, a huge stone fireplace, and a maze of doors and corridors leading in every direction.
I immediately walked into my favourite room in the castle - the kitchen. The kitchen is dominated by a magnificent Lutyens designed piece of furniture; a 7 foot high curved wooden bench which doubles as a storage cupboard. This was created to keep out the drafts that issued forth from the scullery. It cradles the huge stone fireplace with its large black stove, and makes a very cosy place to sit and keep warm. Photos of Lutyens sitting next to the fire with his daugher re-create life in the early 1900s. The draft is mainly caused by the portcullis winch, which is rather strangely located just behind the sink in the scullery.
The dining room has a very gothic feel, with a vaulted roof and a floor which is covered with narrow red tiles, laid in a herring bone pattern and designed by Lutyens. This room is actually inside the old Tudor fort, and you can feel the age in the stone wall around you. It was used to store ammunition in previous times. One arched wall at the end of the room is painted in a deep Prussian blue - totally unexpected in a castle room such as this, and giving a rich and decadent feel. The long oak dining table was designed by Lutyens, and is beautifully made, even having the underside carefully sanded to a glass like finish so it did not catch on the ladies dresses.
The next room is also an old Tudor vault; the Ship room is a general lounge and is dominated by the little window alcoves with their window seats that allow you to sit and look across the beautiful sea to the mainland. This room is called the Ship room because of the intricate model ship that hangs from the middle of the ceiling. The deep green walls in this room give it a peaceful feel that, together with the upholstered chairs and sofas, make a cosy and relaxing retreat.
The bedrooms all have heavy oak doors and contain the traditionally sturdy Lutyens oak furniture for a special touch. Lutyens designed some winding narrow corridors between the rooms to give an air of excitement and mystery to this part of the castle. On the upper floor, a long gallery runs the width of the castle. Designed for entertaining large crowds, the gallery has a raised platform at one end, where Hudson's famous guest Madame Suggia would perform on the Stradivarius cello to entertain the guests.
The whole castle manages to be both cosy and magical - every view out of the window is breathtaking. It must have been a fantastic retreat for Hudson and his friends.
Outside the castle, a winding path leads to the walled Gertrude Jekyll garden, which is kept tidy and gardened in the style and spirit of the designer by a team of volunteers. The path leads down to the sea and past the well preserved lime kilns, which have informative plaques to explain exactly how they worked.
I found the whole castle both an inspiration and a delight, perhaps enhanced by the fact that we came over the causeway on the early crossing, and had the place more or less to ourselves so that we could linger and imagine living there 100 years ago.
The castle is now owned by the National Trust, who maintain it beautifully. With younger children in mind, the National Trust provide quizzes to keep them amused. We were there close to Halloween, and there were various spooky spiders, witches and ghosts hidden in every room for the children to spot. The curators were happy to spend time giving us many intimate and unusual details about the history and design of the castle, even explaining to us how they pack the castle up for the winter, with blackout blinds and acid neutral protective drapes. It is an enchanting place to visit, and one that I thoroughly recommend.
The castle is free to National Trust members. £5.70 for an adult, £2.80 for a child, and £14.20 for a family.
It is open on various days and at various times during the year because of the tides and they fly the National Trust flag to show when the castle is open. I would recommend checking the website before you visit (www.lindisfarne.org.uk) or contact them: 01289 389244
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I think I am very lucky to live in Northumberland and love the dramatic scenery and coastline .One of my favourite places to visit is the small tidal island of Lindisfarne. Lindisfarne is also known as the Holy Island. Situated 10 miles south of Berwick-upon-tweed, in North Northumberland, Lindisfarne is well signposted from the A1. However, I am not going to review the Island but Lindisfarne castle. Set on top of a rocky crag. Lindisfarne castle can be seen for miles around and is well worth a visit.
Getting to Lindisfarne.
Lindisfarne is linked to the mainland via a tidal causeway. It is only possible to cross at low tide and the island is completely cut of at high tide. It is very important that you only cross onto the island when it is safe to do so. Every few months there will be a news article about a driver who thought they knew best and could cross even when the tide was coming in and is now minus their car! The tide comes in very quickly here, you have been warned! Before you visit I suggest you go to the Lindisfarne web site at www.lindisfarne.org.uk and click on causeway open times. The timetable will also tell you when the castle is open. There is also a timetable at the start of the causeway.
It is very difficult to get to Lindisfarne using public transport. However the nearest railway station is at Berwick-upon -tweed 10 miles to the north. You would then need to take a bus to the start of the 3-mile causeway. It is possible to cycle.
I am not going to give you detailed directions to the Island as you can use the A.A route finder or simply look at a map! Suffice it to say you will be able to see the castle for miles around and that the island is well signposted from the A1.
The causeway itself makes for an interesting drive with many species of waders and sea birds to spot. When we crossed a few weeks ago we spotted a short earned owl.
There is a large, pay and display car park about 1 mile from the castle. Parking is free for disabled drivers with a blue badge. There are toilets located at the edge of the car park and I suggest you use them, as there is only an emergency toilet in the castle. If you have a disability you are allowed to take you car along the approach road to the castle and park.
The castle.
The castle sits on top of a volcanic rock and although small looks very impressive. When it is open the National trust flag can be seen flying. Opening times are a bit limited and depend on tide times. It is best to check on the web site I have quoted for details.
The castle was originally built in 1550 using stones from the demolished priory. The priory was destroyed during the time of Henry V111, when many monasteries were dissolved. The castle was an important fort used to protect the English fleet when it was in the harbour during the wars with Scotland. In 1603 when Scotland and England became united the fort was no longer seen as important, although a garrison remained at the castle until the late 19th century.
Edward Hudson purchased the castle from the crown in 1901. He commissioned the famous architect Sir Edwin Lutyens to convert the castle to a holiday home.
Entry to the castle is via a steep cobbled ramp. It can be slippery when its wet .You are not allowed to take pushchairs, rucksacks or large bags into the castle. The floors are uneven so it's not really suitable for anyone with a mobility problem.
I love the intimate feeling of this castle and can really imagine living there. It is very small inside but there is a lot to see in each room. My favourite room is the barrel-vaulted drawing room. The detail in the carvings is exquisite. The windows are beautifully shaped too.
There is a large detailed fireplace designed by Lutyens and a beautiful red brick floor with a herringbone design. All the rooms are furnished and this really makes this castle feel like a home.
The views from the top of the ramparts are fantastic. Remember to bring warm clothing however, as the wind can be very cold here! Bamburgh castle can be seen across the sea, another place well worth a visit.
Once you have finished exploring the castle it is worth taking the few steps down to the seashore. Here, well-hidden form the castle is some well-preserved lime kilns. If you have children they will enjoy exploring the many rock pools here.
The Garden.
Originally the vegetable garden for the castle, the gardens were re-designed in by Gertrude Jekyll in 1911. Here I have to admit to never having explored the gardens as we have always taken our children onto the beach following a castle visit. I have been told they are very attractive, especially in the springtime.
The National Trust owns Lindisfarne castle so entry for members is free. Otherwise it costs £5.70 for an adult and £2.80 for a child. A family ticket costs £14.20.
The National Trust also does guided tours of the castle. The times for these vary and full details can be found on their web site.
Other information.
The castle can act as a venue for marriages or naming ceremonies. Full details form the Lindisfarne web site.
The island has over 300 species of bird including merlins and many wading birds. We have also seen seals on numerous occasions. I suggest you bring your binoculars!
There are a few small shops on the island where you can buy souvenirs and refreshments. There is usually a van parked in the village selling hot drinks, ice creams and snacks.
Camping is not allowed on the island but there are several bed and breakfast places. As I have never stayed overnight I don't know what they are like. There is a lovely campsite just outside the village of Bamburgh that I can recommend however!
Lindisfarne can get very busy, especially in the summer months. I prefer to visit in the winter during the week when the island is quiet. At any time of year Lindisfarne can be very cold as it is very exposed. I suggest you bring warm clothing to protect yourself from the northeast wind.
I highly recommend a visit to Lindisfarne castle if you are in the area. It is well worth the effort!


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- 2 tbs butter
- 1 onion finely chopped
- 1 cup cooked chicken shredded
- 1 garlic clove crushed
- 1/2 cup chicken stock (liquid)
- 3/4 cup cream
- 1 cup spinach chopped
- 1/4 cup toasted pine nuts
- STEP 1 Cook and drain pasta.
- STEP 2 Meanwhile, melt the butter in a large frying pan over moderate heat.
- STEP 3 Add the onion, chicken and garlic and cook for 2 minutes.
- STEP 4 Add the stock and cream, cooking for 3 minutes over high heat.
- STEP 5 Stir in the spinach and pasta.
- STEP 6 Mix well and sprinkle the pinenuts over the top.
- STEP 7 Serve immediately.
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I made this last night for 5 adults. I used the 500 g of pasta, but doubled all the other ingredients - plus I incorporated bacon into the recipe, as suggested by another reviewer. Also, used a packet of baby spinach leaves (rather than chopped spinach). It was super easy to make and lovely and tasty. My husband and I particularly enjoyed the toasted pinenuts. I thought they afforded a wonderful, nutty taste. I am sure to use this recipe again and again - although I must say I think it might have been a tad bland had it not been for the bacon.
REVIEWER: adamj
First time cooking this, all the family loved it. Cheese on top for the kids. My only comment is 500 g pasta is way too much for the sauce. Halve the pasta, or double the sauce. With 500 g pasta there was plenty for 2 adults and 2 kids, and leftovers for my lunch tomorrow.
REVIEWER: AnitaS
Thanks for sharing your recipe. It was very nice and everyone in my house loved it! I used spirals as I didn't have any shells and it was okay.
REVIEWER: redrose01
I made this last night and we both enjoyed it immensly. Halved the recipe, and added a dash of white wine, as I always do with pasta dishes - also had no pinenuts, so used flaked almonds instead. Such an easy way to use up bbq chicken and all in one pan. Good one for the menu planner. Thanks.
REVIEWER: Kazandy
We loved this recipe as the flavours were delicious. Used fettucini instead of the shell pasta like the previous reviewer as well as frozen spinach cooked first in the microwave. I cooked a whole 250 g packet of fettucini and I did feel that there was too much noodle so next time I will cut that back a bit. Also loved the pinenuts thrown on the top at the end. Will be made again and again as it was so quick.
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The authenticity of the images or the claims could not be independently verified. If the rebels did bring down their first aircraft, that could signal a significant jump in their firepower and give opposition forces their most high-profile military captive.
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Activists released a video which they say showed a government Soviet-made MiG warplane catching fire after it was hit by ground fire over Deir el-Zour province, an area near the Iraqi border where the opposition has strongholds. Hours later, another video shown on the pan-Arab network Al-Arabiya purported to show the captured pilot surrounded by armed rebels. "Introduce yourself," says another speaker with his back to the camera.
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Syria's state-run SANA news agency said the pilot ejected from a warplane after a technical failure during a "training mission." It added that a search was under way to find the pilot.
The Britain-based activist group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the plane was hit as it was conducting air raids on the town of Muhassan, which is close to a military airfield. The group quoted activists in the area as saying the plane was hit with fire from a heavy machine gun used by rebels in the area.
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Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar have pledged to help supply the Syrian rebels, but the extent of the aid is unclear. Rebel commanders have consistently complained about lack of ammunition, including during recent battles in Aleppo. Last week, anti-regime protesters across Syria staged rallies calling for greater anti-aircraft firepower.
The possibility of a high-ranking military captive also could raise pressure on Assad's regime after a series of abductions, including 48 Iranians taken earlier this month and 11 Lebanese Shiites seized in May.
Rebels claim the Iranians include members of Tehran's Revolutionary Guard and were on a "reconnaissance mission" in Damascus. Iran insists the men were on a religious pilgrimage. The Lebanese are apparently held to try to pressure the government in Beirut to show greater support for the rebels which is unlikely because of the strong influence of Assad backers Hezbollah.
On Sunday, the head of Syria's main opposition group in exile called for international powers to impose a no-fly zone in border areas to protect civilians who are coming under increasingly intense attacks by regime warplanes and helicopters.
The Syrian opposition has been calling for a no-fly zone over Syria for months. But Abdelbaset Sieda, president of the Syrian National Council, renewed the plea a day after U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Washington and Turkey were discussing a range of steps including a no-fly zone over some parts of Syria as the regime increasingly uses its air force to attack rebels.
The site of the plane incident the eastern, oil-rich region of Deir el-Zour has been the site of heavy clashes between government troops and rebels over the past week. Syrian Prime Minister Riad Hijab, who defected to Jordan earlier this month, comes from the area.
In addition to the rising death tolls in clashes more than 50 on Monday according to the activist Observatory group at least three Syria-based journalists have been killed in recent days. Al-Ikhbariya TV also said two other journalists and their driver are being held by rebels near the capital Damascus.
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Jeroen van Meeuwen wrote:
You make it sound so logic, I can only agree with you. You're right. I hadn't read anything, I can't remember anything, let alone keep in mind what everyone's ideas, comments and recommendations were and shape them into the skeleton (read: *THE SKELETON*) of a new process. I'm definitely a fail.
The process is defined and decisions being made where majority of the people affected by the process cannot participate. Nobody posts a meeting summary.
The spin process wiki page doesn't say draft or skeleton or anything like that. It appears on it's own and a vote is being rushed based on that in a IRC meeting (which I cannot attend) where a lot of details haven't been discussed yet.
A new procedure for reports every week has been added to the process where nobody has even a vague idea (according to you) on what it should contain. This all doesn't look like the right thing to do.
* Postpone the IRC meeting and voting now. It is too early and there has not been enough details to warrant a vote yet.NO! Period. Exclamation-mark. Fullstop. Why not? Because our next meeting would be only ~2 weeks prior to Beta freeze. Don't recall the timeline exactly, don't care enough to look it up for you.
Regardless of the time period, rushing through a vote with a skeleton proposal isn't going to benefit anybody. It would just lead to more confusion as has been evident over 3 releases in the past. So give it time and work through the details carefully.
Obviously, I haven't read the rest of your email, doh! I'm obviously responding to things I don't read?
Then I don't see the point of asking me to read a process wiki which has very few details. I have already read and commented on it.
I think you're confusing blunt criticism with constructive commentary.
Perhaps but I am tired of running around and want it to stop. I have wasted enough time unnecessarily. I am very frustrated with this repeatedly. Let's get it right, this time.
You're not explaining anything, you're dismissing everything we did for reasons of your absence and <insert-the-other-favorite-here>, almost entirely similar to how I'm dismissive towards you
Since I am not present, I can't know why without you and others who did attend post some details. Any of those attended post a summary please?
Other pages needed to complete the details on these pages you have so far should be in the making but somehow the person tasked to create those pages does not seem to be able to find the time to actually do what he's intended to do.
Who is that? Can he do it before the voting? Rahul


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St. Croix MOJO Bass Casting Rod - 7' 0'' Medium Heavy - Mod$109.99It doesn't take a degree in Wildlife Management to know that overcrowding is not a good thing. And you're not the kind of person to sit back and let others do all the hard work. Oh no, that isn't the way you were raised. You don't stand aside and watch someone else cast their SCII graphite, technique-specific Mojo Bass rod for the good of all. A rod, we might add, that revolutionized the high-performance, value-priced bass rod landscape. That's right, you're going to be out there for the good of the bass. Learn More
St. Croix Eyecon Casting Rod - 7' 0'' Medium Heavy- Mod$119.99"Hi, leave a message and I'll be happy to eventually return your call. Just as soon as I get back from tossing a few jigs. Well, technically not then as I plan to also fish some slip bobbers, do a little vertical jigging and then a little bottom bouncing. There's an Eyecon rod for all those techniques. These are, after all, the same rods that won Field & Stream's 2011 Best of the Best award for spinning rods. Eyecons are built on SCII graphite blanks with technique-specific actions for just about any walleye fishing scenario – including trolling, with the launch of last year's 2012 trolling models. Every rod in the series delivers dialed-in performance walleye anglers crave. Have a nice day." Learn More
St. Croix Premier Crankbait Rod - 7' 0'' Medium Heavy - Mod$139.99If there is one thing the fishing life teaches you, it's when an opportunity presents itself you must be ready to capitalize. Life is too short to lament the chances missed – or to wish that you had a rod up to the task. Hmmm, that would then steer us to the Premier family of casting rods. Thirty eight handcrafted models constructed with premium SCII graphite and top-grade components, these ever-popular rods aren't in the habit of letting anything slip by – especially if it's long, mean and toothy. Learn More
St. Croix Avid Series Crankbait Rod - 7' 0'' Medium Heavy - Mod$199.99Make no mistake, life is based on a fairly straightforward points system. You put time in on the not-so-fun stuff, and you earn points to cash-in at your leisure. And when the time comes and you throw those valuable chips on the table and ante up for some fishing time, an Avid Series casting rod in your possession affords you the confidence that your time will be well spent. No worries there. With high-modulus SCIII graphite blanks and St. Croix's exclusive IPC technology, Avid casting rods are super light, hypersensitive to strikes and finished with premium-grade components. So, cash-in with confidence, comrade. Learn More


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