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Thames Path
|Thames Path
The Thames Path sign at the end of the walk, by the Thames Barrier
|184 mi (296 km)
|Southern England, United Kingdom
|UK National Trail
|Kemble, Gloucestershire and Thames Barrier, Charlton, London
|Hiking, cycling
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|Trail difficulty
|All year
The Thames Path is a National Trail following the River Thames from its source near Kemble in Gloucestershire to the Thames Barrier at Charlton, south east London. It is about 184 miles (296 km) long.[1] A path was first proposed in 1948 but it only opened in 1996.[2]
The path's entire length can be walked, and some parts can be cycled. Most of the path is on the original towpath but in some places it is not possible at several points where towpath traffic crossed the river using ferries.[3] but apart from Shepperton to Weybridge Ferry The ferries no longer operate and in places such as Shiplake, Whitchurch-on-Thames and Moulsford, there are diversions away from the towpath. At other places, there are replacement connections such as at Hurley, where the Temple Footbridge was built in 1989.
Some parts of the Thames Path, particularly west of Oxford, are subject to flooding during the winter. The river is tidal downstream from Teddington Lock, and parts of the path may be under water if there is a particularly high tide.
The Thames Path Cycle Route is a black-signposted route that follows the river between Putney Bridge in the west and Greenwich in the east. It mostly follows the Thames Path, but diverges in various sections, especially where the path follows a footpath-only route. It also links National Cycle Route 1 (east of London) with National Cycle Route 4 (west of London).[4]
The route can be divided into these sections:
- Thames Head (source of the river west of Cricklade) to Oxford (54 mi or 87 km): a generally rural, agricultural area, where the river is sometimes difficult to follow, particularly until Lechlade (23 mi or 37 km).
- Oxford to Henley-on-Thames (51 mi or 82 km): passing through Abingdon, Dorchester, Wallingford, Streatley and Reading: the walk leaves the river bank through the towns, and crosses from one bank to another at various places.
- Henley to Windsor: (23 mi or 37 km): through Marlow and Maidenhead. The path leaves the river in some places.
- Windsor to Richmond (28 mi or 45 km): along the edge of Windsor Great Park; past Runnymede; through Hampton Court Park. The path leaves the river for some residential areas.
- Richmond to the Thames Barrier (28 mi or 45 km): Passing Kew Gardens and the Wetlands Centre at Barnes then through London, using parkland (e.g., Battersea Park) to continue beside the river. Through most of the section, the Thames Path is actually two paths, one on either side of the river.
- Thames Barrier to Crayford Ness, just beyond Erith (10 mi or 16 km), connecting with the London Outer Orbital Path. This is considered an extension of the Thames Path (as recognised by the Ramblers Association) and was opened in 2001, but is not part of the National Trail. It has its own Thames Barge symbol, and is sometimes referred to as the Thames Path Southeast Extension.
The path is one of the Mayor of London's Strategic walking routes.
Thames crossings[edit]
The list below shows the points going downstream where the path crosses the river between Cricklade and Teddington. Above Cricklade the Thames is a stream and in some places there may be no water except after rain. Below Teddington there are paths on both sides of the river until the Greenwich foot tunnel, after which the path is only on the south. The letter in brackets indicates whether the path downstream of that point is on the northern or southern bank (using north or south in reference to the river as a whole, rather than at that specific point). Bridges and ferries are listed in full under Crossings of the River Thames. Islands are listed under Islands in the River Thames.
- Cricklade (S)
- Eysey Footbridge (N)
- Water Eaton House Bridge (S)
- Bloomers Hole Footbridge (N)
- Radcot Bridge (S)
- Tadpole Bridge (N)
- Tenfoot Bridge (S)
- Newbridge, Oxfordshire (N)
- Pinkhill Lock (S)
- Fiddler's Island (N)
- Osney Bridge (S)
- Abingdon Lock (N)
- Clifton Hampden Bridge (S)
- Day's Lock (N)
- Benson Lock (S)
- Goring and Streatley Bridge (N)
- Whitchurch Bridge (S)
- Sonning Bridge (N)
- Henley Bridge (S)
- Temple Footbridge (N)
- Bourne End Railway Bridge (S)
- Maidenhead Bridge (N)
- Windsor Bridge (S)
- Victoria Bridge, Datchet (N)
- Albert Bridge, Datchet (S)
- Staines Bridge (N)
- Shepperton to Weybridge Ferry (S)
- Hampton Court Bridge (N)
- Kingston Bridge, London (S)
- Teddington Lock Footbridges
The reverse direction of the path going upstream on the non-tidal part is obtainable by following the locks up from Teddington Lock. Between Teddington Lock and Lechlade the locks divide the river into reaches and a description of the reach above each lock includes the route of the Thames Path going upstream. Locks are listed under Locks on the River Thames.
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ "Thames Path". National Trails. Retrieved 18 May 2016.
- ^ "Thames Path - Ramblers". www.ramblers.org.uk. Retrieved 24 November 2014.
- ^ Fred. S. Thacker The Thames Highway: Volume II Locks and Weirs 1920 – republished 1968 David & Charles
- ^ http://www.bexley.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=3185
External links[edit]
- Long-distance footpaths in England
- Transport on the River Thames
- 1996 establishments in England
- Footpaths in Gloucestershire
- Footpaths in Wiltshire
- Footpaths in Oxfordshire
- Footpaths in Berkshire
- Footpaths in Buckinghamshire
- Footpaths in Surrey
- Transport in Kingston upon Thames
- Transport in Richmond upon Thames
- Transport in Hounslow
- Transport in Hammersmith and Fulham
- Transport in Wandsworth
- Transport in Kensington and Chelsea
- Transport in Lambeth
- Transport in the City of Westminster
- Transport in Southwark
- Transport in Lewisham
- Transport in Greenwich
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Land, Places and Local History – Land Records
Public Record Office Victoria holds a wide range of records that document the administration of Crown lands in Victoria. The main agency involved in this administration was the Department of Crown Lands and Survey (VA 538). This PROVguide outlines how to access some of the most frequently used series regarding land selection in Victoria, and other significant land records such as the Historic Plan Collection.
For detailed information about the administration of Crown lands in Victoria consult the pages for VF 310 Crown lands (government) and VF 309 Crown lands (public) on PROV's online catalogue at www.access.prov.vic.gov.au. See also individual series pages referred to in this PROVguide for more information about accessing records in those series.
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VPRS 625 Selection Files, Sections 19 and 20, Land Act 1869
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VPRS 627 Land Selection Files, Section 31, Land Act 1869
VPRS 624 Land Selection Files, Section 42, Land Act 1865
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VPRS 242 Crown Reserves Correspondence Files
VPRS 439 Land Selection Files, Land Act 1869, Section 49
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VPRS 444 Miscellaneous Land Selection and Occupation Files
VPRS 5357 Land Selection and Correspondence Files
Closer and Soldier Settlement
VPRS 5714 Closer [and Soldier] Settlement Files 1898 – 1960
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VPRS 242 Crown Reserves Correspondence Files
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Historic Maps and Plans
VPRS 15899 Historic Plans Collection [Copy of VPRS 8168] is available on microfiche in the Victorian Archives Centre Reading Room. It can be accessed by using the online index which includes a number of search options.
Pastoral Runs
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VPRS 244 Pastoral Run Plans (Microfiche Reference Copy) 1848 – 1875
VPRS 5826 Pastoral Run Registers (Microfiche Reference Copy) 1848 – 1875
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Index to Correspondence Regarding Pastoral Runs in VPRS 7 Treasurers Inward Correspondence
VPRS 44 Inward Registered and Unregistered Correspondence c1839 – 1930
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VPRS 226 Index to Inward Correspondence (Microfilm Copy) 1856 – 1876
VPRS 227 Register of Inward Correspondence (Microfilm Copy) 1856 – 1876
VPRS 228 Alphabetical Register of Inward Correspondence (Microfilm Copy) 1876 -1896
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VPRS 5357 Land Selection and Correspondence Files 1850 – 1984
VPRS 6605 Inwards Correspondence of the Chief Commissioner of Crown Lands 1853 – 1860
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Land Titles and Sales
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VPRS 460 Applications for Certificates of Title 1862 – 1969
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VPRS 102 Register of Purchasers of Town Lands 1837 – 1856
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I've never suffered through acne once during puberty, so people have always said they hated me for being so fortunate. But I have very difficult skin nevertheless, on my face. I have normal skin with dry patches along my cheeks and around my mouth and nose. And with the the temp and humidity dropping now that it's fall, it's getting worse. My face is so sensitive right now that normal moisturizers sting---I think maybe there is alcohol in some of them. And come winter, if I don't fix this, I'm going to have to deal with big irritated patches on my skin all the time.
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I'm right there with you! I have never had oily skin and started with the dry patches in my early twenties. Here are the things that I have used over the years. It's so bad now that I have a prescription creme that I use on the patches and have been diagnosed with psorisis.
I have used, and they have been helpful, hand lotion (St. Ives Whipped) and vaseline. Use them at night and use your regular moisturizer during the day. If they work for you like they did for me you won't have to use them every night to keep your patches under control. Use them everywhere you have patches! I have them on both arms and shins, one thigh and my face - in particular between my eyes and around my nose. Looks like I have had a sunburn and am peeling when it's really bad. If those don't help go to your Dr and ask for something. It's a steroid creme that's like 2 - 5% (can't remember) and it's a little expensive but one tube lasts me at least one year.
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I have similar dry patches and extremely sensitive skin with allergies. Two things that helped me were an OTC cream called Glaxyl Base and another one with wax called Prevenex?? or something like that. You can go to a steroid cream but the effect is cumulative. Meaning that the more you use it, the more you have to take, or it loses it's effectiveness.
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I like jojoba oil and vitamin E oil. Both are pretty inexpensive and both work well for me. I have dry elbows and some mild psoriasis on my scalp. It also works well for behind the ear and belly button gook/lint.
Try adding essential Omega oils to your diet. I take them in supplement form from GNC. 3 caplets per day in addition to eating fish and using flax seeds with breakfast every morning. The oils leave my skin so soft I don't use lotions anymore, other than on hands and feet. I live in the high desert of Colorado, where it is REALLY dry all year round - and once winter hits and the furnace kicks in I used to crack and bleed I was so dry. Before I started taking oils regularly, I would use Petro-Carbo salve from the Watkins company (Watkinsonline.com). It is an old farm remedy that my grandma used back in Minnesota, but they have refined the petroleum jelly now so it is no longer pitch black. Has a carbolic acid in a petroleum base which moisturizes and has an analgesic effect as well.
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I'm right there with you guys...and this may seem obvious, but make sure you are drinking lots of water. I never drank (is that the right tense?) much water and my skin gets dry patches within a day or two of not drinking plenty of water. I also moisturize morning and night but I'll have to try some of these suggestions come winter.
Why don't you ask your doctor? Dermatitis takes many forms and if your skin is sore and irritated it possibly needs a medicated application rather moistursers to cure it. A mild cortisone cream might help, for example.


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|2012-13 Celtics free agent options at center
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Eleven of the 15 players on the roster against the Heat in the Eastern Conference finals can begin negotiating with the Celtics or any other team as NBA free agents on July 1. More importantly, they can sign anywhere on July 11 once an audit determines the salary cap. That figure is expected to be close to the 2011-12 number of $58 million, and a large chunk of that will be dedicated to one of the C's biggest needs: Centers.
The Celtics started last season with two true centers (Jermaine O'Neal, Greg Stiemsma), mixed in a little Chris Wilcox early and settled on Kevin Garnett, who finished the year as the best remaining center in the playoffs. Now, a year later, nobody remains from that list. While Garnett, Stiemsma and Wilcox are all options depending on their mindset, health and value, respectively, the C's may need anywhere from 0-3 guys who can play the five.
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|Rajon Rondo being Rajon Rondo on Jimmy Kimmel Live
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Well, it turns out the Knicks can't even beat the Celtics at a scavenger hunt. Appearing on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" via Skype, Tyson Chandler and Rajon Rondo ran around their homes in search of three items: 1) The last book they each read, 2) an embarrassing item their teammates would make fun of them for owning, and 3) a wig.
Rondo being Rondo, he instantly located, "The Other Wes Moore," a book by one Wes Moore (an Oxford alum, U.S. Army Captain and host of the Oprah Winfrey Network's "Beyond Belief") about another Wes Moore (a convicted cop killer). Naturally, Chandler found a basketball-themed book by Jerry West. Advantage Rondo.
Chandler's decorative flying pig won Round 2, although Rondo's old school red telephone is pretty amazing.
Finally, both searched for wigs. Neither found one. Chandler put a towel on his head. Rondo returned to his King Louis XIV-style chair in a shower cap. Game, set, match Rondo, regardless of whether Kimmel called it a tie.
Thought you would catch a glimpse of the enigmatic man behind the Rondo mask during his appearance on a talk show? Think again. For all we know, Rondo receives all calls from Danny Ainge on his red rotary dial phone while wearing a shower cap and reading upon his throne. Classic Rondoism.
|Irish Coffee: Celtics or bust for Kevin Garnett
|06.11.12 at 1:30 pm ET
Let's get this out of the way: Every NBA team would like to sign Kevin Garnett away from the Celtics.
While the Miami Herald would have you believe "Garnett fades away in the biggest moment" — without mention of his Game 7 first-half foul trouble — the fact is he changed the culture of the C's organization and carried them within a game of the 2012 NBA finals at the age of 36, and any team would welcome that presence into their locker room. Celtics coach Doc Rivers reminds us of this every time somebody calls Garnett a dirty player.
'He's been everything for my career, just his locker room presence, his desire, his determination, his leadership,' C's captain Paul Pierce told reporters on Saturday night. 'I've said before, when Kevin first got here, he really changed the culture of everything we did around here, from the practice habits to the on-court discipline. He made everybody accountable, from the ballboys to the chefs to the guy who flew the plane. Everybody was accountable. It was just tremendous to have him around, just the culture he brought.
'It would be great for me to end my career with Kevin," he added. "I have a couple of years left, and who knows what his future is going to bring. Hopefully, management can do something to bring him back, maybe add some pieces to this team that we need to get us over the top. If not, it's been a tremendous ride.'
No wonder recent reports name the Spurs and Nets as suitors. No kidding. You don't need to tell us Rosie O'Donnell is interested in Ben & Jerry's free cone day. Let's throw the other 28 teams in the mix while we're at it.
Eliminate 14 teams off the bat. Does anyone really think Garnett is leaving Boston to finish his career rebuilding a lottery team? Cross off another eight playoff teams that — barring a significant increase of the $58.0444 million salary cap — enter the summer over the limit (Bulls, Grizzlies, Hawks, Heat, Knicks, Lakers, Magic, Thunder), regardless of their amnesty options. He's not going elsewhere for the $3 or $5 million mid-level exception.
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|Rajon Rondo: 'We let this one slip away'
|06.10.12 at 4:03 am ET
MIAMI — Not even the great Rajon Rondo could save the Celtics on Saturday night, not even with his fourth triple-double of this playoff season, and a mind-blowing 23rd of his career.
How rare is Rondo? He became the first player in NBA history with two Game 7 triple doubles, scoring 22 points, dishing 14 assists and grabbing 10 rebounds in Boston's 101-88 Game 7 loss to the Heat at American Airlines Arena Saturday night. This comes just two weeks to the night he had 18 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in Boston's 95-85 win over the Sixers in Game 7 of the Eastern semis.
But that was hardly on Rondo's mind after just missing out on his third NBA finals appearance in five seasons.
"Great season," Rondo began before clarifying, "we let this one slip away. We had a lot of opportunities, and they made the 50'50 plays, and they got to the loose balls, got the offensive rebounds and made plays."
Rondo led the Celtics with six points in the fourth quarter but the problem was Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Brandon Bass and Ray Allen combined for nine, as the C's were outscored 28-15 in the decisive 12 minutes of the game – and the series.
"We had some great looks, Paul, Ray, myself, Kevin, we just didn't knock them down," Rondo said. " What I told them earlier, they got to the loose balls, offensive rebounds and made plays and executed offensively and made great plays."
Did the Celtics and Rondo just run out of gas?
"Nope," he said succinctly. "We missed shots.
"We could have done a couple of things better defensively. Our rotations weren't crisp in the pick'and'roll. We made bad decisions, overpenetration, gave up a lot of threes, two to Bosh, a couple to Battier. Give them credit. They spread the points out as a team tonight. And about five or six players scored in double digits. Give them credit. They played great tonight as a team. We just came up short."
|Keyon Dooling: 'We have hearts of champions'
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MIAMI — No one felt the pain and heartache of Game 7 more than Keyon Dooling Saturday night at American Airlines Arena.
Why? Because it was the first time he cried since his father passed away in 2009. He admitted as much after the 101-88 loss to the Heat that ended the Celtics season one win away from the NBA finals.
Dooling, who wears a floral lapel pin in honor of his late father, revealed just how much Saturday's loss hurt the Celtics as a team.
"My father passed away three years ago and I haven't cried since my father passed away until tonight," Dooling said. "This bunch of guys, it was a like a senior year of high school. It was a memorable, lifelong friendships, a lot of great moments. This team was very unique. We love each other, we care for each other and though we aren't champions this year, we have hearts of champions, and that will always keep us connected."
LeBron James has been one of the most scrutinized and criticized superstars in any sport over the last six years. But on Saturday night, in the moments after he scored 31 points and lifted his Heat team to a 101-88 win over the Celtics in Game 7, he was showered with praise by one of those who tried to slow him down.
"I've never bought into this whole persona that LeBron isn't the guy," Dooling said. "I think everybody should relax a little bit. He's great for our game, he is our game. We need to uplift him instead of tear him down. He's a guy who's the most unselfish superstar I've ever seen. He rebounds the ball, he assists the ball, he's empowered his friends from his community. He does a lot of charity work in the community. He's a model citizen. He should not have a stain on his reputation and I hope it stops."
Dooling was part of a Celtics bench that could only muster two points and was outscored by Miami's new bench weapon, Chris Bosh, 19-2. Dooling said the Celtics weren't tired in the fourth quarter as they were outscored, 28-15. It was just a matter of the Heat's execution.
"It wasn't about gas," Dooling said. "They just did a great job of defending. They're a great team. You have to give them credit. We fought, we hung around, we were there. We had some good shots at the end. We just couldn't make plays. They did a phenomenal job. They made all the plays, they shared the ball. They executed down the stretch. They got some interior baskets as well. They did a phenomenal job. Tip your hat to them."
MIAMI — Following Boston's 101-88 loss to the Heat in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals, captain Paul Pierce made it clear he wants management to do whatever they can to bring Kevin Garnett back for one more run with the Celtics.
"He's been everything for my career, just his locker room presence, his desire, his determination, his leadership," Pierce said. "I've said before when Kevin first got here, he really changed the culture of everything we did around here, from the practice habits to the on-court discipline. He made everybody accountable, from the ballboys, to the chefs to the guy who flew the plane. Everybody was accountable. It was just tremendous to have him around, just the culture he brought.
"It would be great for me to end my career with Kevin. I have a couple of years left [on Celtics contract] and who knows what his future is going to bring. Hopefully, management can do something to bring him back, maybe add some pieces to this team that we need to get us over the top. If not, it's been a tremendous ride."
Garnett, who fell into early foul trouble in Game 7 and finished with 14 points and seven rebounds in 35 minutes, is now an unrestricted free agent after spending the last five seasons in Boston.
Garnett did not speak to reporters after the game but Pierce did address what went wrong in Game 7, a contest the Celtics led by seven at halftime before being outscored by 20 in the second half.
"It's tough when you don't have the chance to accomplish your goals. Every year your goal, as a Boston Celtic, is to try and come out and win a championship. We had our opportunities. We were right where we wanted to be. We had a chance in Game 7. We had a chance to close it out at home in Game 6. We didn't take advantage of it. We've got to take our hats off to what the Heat was able to do the last couple of games. They played inspiring basketball. What can I say? [Chris Bosh] was definitely an X-factor. He shot the ball well. It was an ideal situation [for us]. It was a tie game, one quarter to go, winner plays for the championship. What more can you ask for? They made the plays they needed to make to get there.
"Everything is going so fast right now. It's tough to think about. You feel like you let your teammates down," said Pierce, who followed up his 4-for-18 night in Game 6 with a 7-for-18 night in Game 7. That's 11-for-36 in his final two games of the season.
And if this was it for the "Big Three"?
"It was a great opportunity," Pierce said. "Whenever you have the chance to play with some of the greatest players of all time in Ray, Kevin and an up-and-coming great in Rondo, you can't ask for anything more. There are a lot of people who have been in my position who do not get that opportunity."
Pierce is hoping for one more run with Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen and Garnett but he knows it's not his decision.
"That's a question you're going to have to ask management," Pierce said. "Obviously, we want to play together. Management has their choices that they can make. I'm just happy that they were able to let us play."
|Setting the scene from Celtics-Heat Game 7, where Ray Allen has it over everyone
|06.09.12 at 6:47 pm ET
MIAMI — Welcome to Game 7.
It's the seventh such Game 7 in the "Big Three plus Rondo" era. They are 4-2 in the previous six but of those six, only one came on the road. The 2010 Game 7 in the NBA finals in which, like this series, the Celtics were leading 3-2 but couldn't close out in Game 6 when Kendrick Perkins went down.
In losing Game 6 to LeBron James and the Heat, the Celtics have put themselves in the position of fighting history.
There have been 110 Game 7s, and the home team is 88-22. The Celtics are 3-3, last winning on the road in 1974.
What's even more improbable is a team winning both Game 5 and Game 7 on the road. The Celtics took a 3-2 series lead by winning in Miami last Tuesday. In the 110 seven-game series, only five times has the road team won both Games 5 and 7 – the 1968 and 1974 Celtics, the 1981 and 1995 Rockets and the 2005 Pacers all did the highly improbable.
On the Heat side, LeBron James is playing in his third Game 7 and everyone recalls the last one. He scored 45 points in a 98-91 loss to the Celtics at the Garden on May 18, 2008 in the Eastern semifinals. Before that, on May 21, 2006, James' Cavaliers also lost to the Pistons in the Eastern semis.
Ray Allen will have more Game 7 experience than anyone on the floor Saturday night, playing in his ninth such contest. In addition to the six with the Celtics, he played in two with the Bucks in 2001, beating New Orleans in the Eastern semis before bowing out to Allen Iverson and the Sixers in the Eastern finals in Philadelphia.
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A super smooth and super small batch gin that's lovingly crafted in the cellar of a pub on the outskirts of Brighton, by gin lovers Kathy and Helen. Juniper and citrus led. The colour scheme was carefully chosen to mimic that of the iconic railings on Brighton sea front.
An aromatic Scottish gin with a wealth of foraged botanicals. Made in the world's only working Copper Berry Still in batches of 1000 litres by gin master Simon Buley. This is an original and versatile gin and works well in numerous cocktails.
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Recently renovated, this super cute two bedroom cottage will have you feeling relaxed and cared for during your stay. One bedroom has a queen size bed, and the other has two twin beds. The couch in the living room pulls out a queen size bed, so in all up to 6 guests can sleep comfortably.
This home stay will include many amenities including:
Washer and Dryer
Iron board & Iron
Internet- Wireless or Ethernet
32 inch high def TV
Blu-Ray DVD Player
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All bedrooms and living room have standard lighting with ceiling fans, as well as dimming mood lighting in the ceiling corners.
Fully equipped kitchen has:
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Quiet neighborhood in central Springfield is close to the downtown area, Historic Walnut Street where many festivals take place, MSU, Drury, Evangel, and OTC campuses.
Cheryl has lived in Springfield for several years and is a nurse at Mercy Hospital here in town. Originally from Iowa, Cheryl moved to Missouri in 1983 and lived in the Ozark countryside until 2006 when she moved to the 'city' to be closer to her grandkids.
Cheryl Day purchased this house in 2007
Cheryl purchased this property after renting it for a year and falling in love with it. Since she bought the home she has spent years on fixing it up to it's current loving condition. She also added a loft apartment that is very modern in the upstairs space, with a separate entrance.
This home was built in 1939 by a well known area builder named Carl Bissman who constructed many of the larger homes on Historic Walnut Street one block south. This year the original hardwood floors were refinished to bring back the shine and feel. The arched front door is a feature not seen on many homes, and also features an archway between the dining and living room. The whole house was recently updated with a new electrical system, high efficient HVAC and water heater, all new lighting, new appliances, and fresh warm paint colors throughout.
Your house was perfect for our week-long trip to Springfield! We are co-workers in town for a training course. This gave us some extra elbow room as well as a meeting spot for others in the training to study & hang out. Not to mention it was SOOO much more comfortable than a hotel.
Thank you for opening your home- it is lovely!
We stayed for 6 nights with our 3 young kids and dog. We had a very enjoyable stay with no problems. Would stay at this location again.
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Overall, had a good stay once I got into the house. The house was clean, welcoming, and located close enough to Missouri State campus. The reason for the less than stellar review is that I had a situation trying to get in the house the first night. I learned a lesson and thought I would share it here. Here's what took place. On 08/26/2016, I received a text that my reservation has been accepted and it provided a link to the rental. The information listed the procedures to get into the house and other pertinent information. Therefore, I did not feel the need to follow-up prior to my arrival. I ended up arriving very late to the rental, followed the procedures and could not get in the door. Needless to say I was extremely upset. I called and texted the contact, however, it was too late and did not get a response. Since it was late/early the next morning and I didn't know what else to do, I just slept in my car. About 7:30 am, I received a communication from the owner regarding the procedures to get in. Apparently, the entry procedures have changed and the owner did not know the old ones were out there. After this was straightened out, all was good. However, lesson learned. From now on, I will double check with the owner of any rental for correct entry procedures. I will not assume I have the correct ones. The owner gave me credit for that first night.
We had a small group in town for a Wing festival in 2015 and we will be back next year! The house was clean and had everything we needed and more!
We recently rented this home for my daughter and her bridesmaids. The girls first impression was that it was so cute and very clean. The location is easy to access and the owners are very easy to contact and GREAT to work with. We loved the keyless entry! Would easily rent this home again.
House was very neat and decorated nicely. The restaurant across and down the street serves good food, if cooking isn't on your list of to do's for your vacation. This is our second time staying and when we are back in Springfield, we hope the house will be available again.
Springfield, MO is a great place to live, or visit. There is so much going on here including events, festivals, theatre, parks, trails, shopping, and a quick drive to many rivers, lakes, and of course we're a 45 min drive to Branson MO with their many shows and attractions. Check out Bass Pro Shops, The Simon Mall, or many of the shops downtown or on Historic C-Street for shopping. The Ozark Greenway Trails give you many miles of bicycling, running, or walking opportunities and connect to many parks. Check out the Japanese Stroll Garden located near the Springfield Botanical Center. During Baseball Season head over to Hammons Field to watch a Springfield Cardinals minor league game. Next to that is Jordan Valley Park, and the Mediacom Ice Skate Center where you could watch a hockey game, or go skating yourself. Like to eat out? There a literally HUNDREDS of restaurants around Springfield from any food category that you could think of, and many of the best ones are downtown less than 2 miles away.
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Serves 6
One lb eggplant, peeled
and cut into cubes
4 tbsp olive oil, divided
One lb pasta (I prefer shells with
this dish, but any pasta will work)
1 onion, chopped
5 cloves garlic, chopped (or
1 tbsp jar chopped garlic)
1 red bell pepper, roasted,
peeled, seeded and julienne
1 yellow bell pepper, roasted,
peeled, seeded and julienne
1 orange bell pepper, roasted,
peeled, seeded and julienne
1/2 lb plum tomatoes, seeded and chopped
1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup parsley, chopped
1/4 cup basil, julienne
1/2 cup ricotta cheese
3/4 cup grated pecorino romano cheese
(or parmesan)
Salt and pepper
Heat oven to 450 F.
On a baking sheet, toss eggplant with 2 tbsp olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Roast in oven, stirring occasionally until well browned and soft, 15-20 minutes.
Cook pasta in a large pot of boiling, salted water until al dente; drain.
Meanwhile, heat remaining oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion, and garlic and cook until beginning to brown. Add roasted peppers and tomatoes. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until tomatoes are tender, about 15 minutes. Stir in vinegar and roasted eggplant. Add parsley and basil, and season with salt and pepper.
Return drained pasta to pot. Add contents of skillet, ricotta and romano. Toss well to combine, and serve immediately.
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So sorry about your bad cold, Cindy, but these things happen. It's good to
have all the
new seed catalogs for distraction now, as I look out at the snow-covered
landscape, I try to imagine what next spring will be like. Thanks to Sandy,
Chet's fall and concussion, and numerous other such events I was not able
to get my usual fall clean-up done, and things are still pretty much a mess.
There is still a large hemlock down in the back yard blocking one entry to
the fenced vegetable garden. We told the tree man to come when he had
finished with others who were more urgent. I hope he gets here before
We did have one unusual distraction over the holidays. At noon on the
Thursday before Christmas had a telephone call from our middle grandson
saying he was in Dover, heading north, and could he stop by to see us in
about four hours - bringing his new wife and baby. It was quite a scramble
for me to get food and bedding prepared before they got here, but it was a
real treat to meet his wife and our first great-grandchild. I'll bet none
of you
can beat that. They spent the night and left early the next morning. I
his wife is a pretty sensible girl, who said it's really too long a drive
Norfolk, Va., (where he is stationed,) to upstate New York to see your
Let's see if we can get a free night's lodging along the way. Anyway, we
glad to see them. Hadn't seen that grandson in five or six years.
It will be interesting to see how well plants survive this strange winter.
At least
we have had snow cover for the past two weeks, even though the temperatures
have generally been in the low 30s - unusually mild. Last winter was mild,
lots of things survived. The winter before was unusually cold, but we did
snow cover all winter, so again many things survived. I've had good luck
past few years with several things that used not to be reliably
winter-hardy -
notably Artemisia 'Powis Castle.' I like to grow a lot of that because the
aren't especially fond of it, and I can tuck a few deer favorites in among
a bed
of it. Growing a deer-resistant garden leads to some unusual looks.
Here's hoping every one of you have a new year of great gardens.
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summer...they still fried. I miss my home grown tomatoes....
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> time to actually grow more than tomatoes and peppers in pots. I am also
> really glad you are feeling better.
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> > bad cold right after Christmas so none of the things I planned on doing
> > got done. But the weather was pretty unpleasant too so I probably
> > wouldn't have done anything outside anyway. I knew it was bad when I
> > looked forward to going back to work, because it would mean I wasn't
> > sick.
> > The usual pile of seed catalogs showed up though, so I had something to
> > do when I wasn't asleep. I notice the big thing in the veggie catalogs
> > this year is grafted tomato plants. Getting kind of expensive if you
> > ask me, but I guess not everyone wants to start 20 tomato plants from
> > seed. I have most of mine planned out the only question is will I have
> > enough time to deal with it. Last year the corn came ripe when we were
> > away, by the time I picked it, it was pretty tough. This year I thought
> > I'd try the sh2 varieties that are supposed to hold longer. And maybe
> > mark on the calendar when I think it'll be ready.
> > I did get to spend quite a few hours in the greenhouse while it was
> > sunny, I turned the thermostat up a little so the fan doesn't come on
> > till it's about 85 in there. Very nice. It has been getting pretty cold
> > at night though so I may have to run the heater. I notice the croton and
> > the coleus are suffering, and there's even one of the pelargoniums
> > looking a bit unhappy.
> > I got an email from a guy who wants to interview me about my website for
> > his radio program. I guess it's internet radio. Has anyone listened to
> > his program? It's "In the Garden with Ron Wilson". I'm going to
> > download a podcast tonight and see what it's like, think he wants to
> > talk to me next Saturday.
> >
> > Cyndi
> >
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