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When Erin Hennessy came to Drew from Haddonfield, New Jersey, she fell in love not only with the university and the campus, but will all of higher education. She spent 11 years here as a student and as an employee, and she continues to support higher education daily.
Erin majored in political science, with a double minor in English literature and French. She credits Drew's London Semester for helping her to become more independent and assertive, while it was Geoffrey Cromarty, then deputy chief of staff, who directed her attention to higher education as a career.
After graduation, Erin started in Drew's Office of Admissions, before taking a special opportunity: to serve New Jersey's first sitting woman governor, Christine Whitman. She began in the Governor's Office as a policy writer, then became deputy director of briefings. After nearly five years she realized that she wanted a different focus to her life: higher education beckoned again. Back in the Forest, Erin became deputy chief of staff, as her mentor, Geoffrey Cromarty, moved on. Here she supported Presidents Thomas H. Kean and Robert Weisbuch, and Drew's Cabinet, assisting with many aspects of administration and often representing the President at different functions.
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ONLY 10 million?? Really?? "Fallen" wasn't boring that doesn't mean it was any good and there doesn't seem to be much hope for "Ice Age"...C'mon Harry Potter...You've been charged with a holy crusade to wash that bad taste of these crappy summer movies outta our mouth.
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One movie I dislike beats another movie that should be disliked. I guess the Hollywood universe is correcting itself with it's own Hollywood logic.
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their writer's really suck don't they??...after all that sh*t with the writer's strike, we thought there would be better written movies....and speaking of jonah hill, would transformers 2 be that much better if he was the roommate?
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TF2 is gonna drop of just as quick as T4 did, because word is circling that it's an abysmal piece of sh*t.
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Band: Pink Floyd
Date: 1994-05-18
Name: Welcome To Sunny Foxboro
Format: shn
Discs: 2
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a02 Learning To Fly [5:47]
a03 What Do You Want From Me [4:23]
a04 On The Turning Away [7:00]
a05 Coming Back To Life [6:45]
a06 Sorrow [10:01]
a07 Take It Back [6:10]
a08 Keep Talking [7:19]
a09 One Of These Days [7:14]
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Length: 153:24 Mins - October 21, 2009 at 4:05 AM
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Rare Elizabeth Copeland Sterling Silver & Enamel Covered Jewelry Box, Boston, c. 1920
This exceptional jewelry or ring box was made by one of the leading enamelers and metalsmiths of the arts & crafts movement. Featuring a domed, hinged lid with applied wires, balls and cloisonné enamel decoration, this box boldly expresses the medieval aesthetic that inspired it.
Framed in a Gothic quatrefoil, the central medallion shows a female dressed in a navy blue robe or dress with matching hat in a pastoral setting with undulating hills and trees. Copeland used portrait decoration very rarely and this is the only surviving example of which we are aware.1
Underneath, eight demi-spherical feet support the box. The side, decorated with wire and balls like the lid, is separated into eight sections with Romanesque arches. Copeland's work proudly shows her hand worked details.
A student of medieval enamelling, Copeland believed the 'honest' hand work and craftsmanship of her unique creations should be celebrated differentiating her work from the meticulously finished objects of the 19th century. Many of her pieces reflect her appreciation of Limoges enamels from the 12th through 15th centuries.
Elizabeth Ethel Copeland was born with her twin sister, Frannie, in North Chelsea (now Revere), MA on August 23, 1866. By the late 1870's, her family had moved to a farm in Bedford, where they sold a range of products - dairy, eggs, chicken, and fruit - with an estimated value of $1,345.00 in 1879.2
This image from Google Maps shows the farm house (with later front room addition) at 394 North Road in Bedford. Period maps show a small barn behind where the garage is today. Even though Copeland and her sister moved to Boston, land records indicate they continued to own and rent the farm into the 1920's.
In her 30's, Copeland started traveling into Boston once a week for art instruction. During a metalworking class, she became friends with Sarah Choate Sears, a philanthropist and leader of the arts and crafts movement. Sears became Copeland's patron and financed her for a year in London to study metalsmithing and enamelling.
Copeland produced work that was widely acclaimed as some of the finest of her era. Considered one of the best colorists of her time working in the very difficult (not to mention unforgiving) medium of enamel, she sold her works through arts and crafts societies with many of her boxes priced around $100.003.
Her work was included in juried arts and crafts exhibitions in Boston, Chicago and Detroit; she exhibited at the Saint Louis 'Louisiana Purchase' Universal Exposition of 19044 and won a bronze metal at the San Francisco Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 19155. In 1916, she was awarded the 'Medalist' designation by the Boston Society of Arts and Crafts, their highest achievement - and the first enameler so honored6.
Boston directory listings indicate that over her career, Copeland variously called herself a 'metalworker', 'enameler' and 'artist'. Indeed, her work includes all these talents. In Boston, she lived in boarding houses, primarily on Brimmer and Newbury streets. She retired at about the age of 70 in 1936, around the time that social security was being introduced.
The arts and crafts movement, meant to bring 'honest' handwork back into craftsmanship, coincided with many other important changes in American society. Women started asserting themselves in the workplace, at the craft bench, in sport and in the voting booth. At the same time, American society changed from predominantly rural and agrarian to urban. Copeland's life was on the vanguard of many of these important changes.
Today, her work appears on the market only rarely and is highly sought after by museums and collectors. Many major museums have her work in their collections - including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (promised gift) and the Art Institute of Chicago.
In our research, we came across the following engaging account of her story and workshop by Hazel Adler in the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine of 1916:
In Boston our first objective point was the workshop of Elizabeth Copeland, enameler. Entering the dim room on the second floor back of an old building, we came upon a tall woman, garbed in an all-inclusive apron, moving with business like precision between two long tables laden with an assortment of tools and broken bits of colored glass and wires.
As we approached one table we saw a little silver box the cover and sides of which were being filled with brilliant, translucent enamels of such colorful and imaginative charm that for a moment we almost imagined that we were looking at the opalescent green lights in the depths of the sea or the blue of deep evening or the purple shadows of the moon.
One needs to know very little about enamel to feel the spontaneity and beauty of this work, but when one stops to consider that enamel is one of the most difficult means of artistic expression and has deteriorated gradually since its high-water mark in the fifteenth century, we turn to look again at this retiring New England woman whose art rivals some of the glorious achievements of the Renaissance.
The story of Miss Copeland's life is touched with many of the romantic qualities which lie in her work. From the endless duties of a rural household she managed with great effort to escape once a week during four years to come up to Boston to an art school without hope or possibility of ever increasing her vision or powers beyond what this school had to give her. In the fourth year she entered the metal-working class, and there attracted the attention of Mrs. J. M. Sears, a patron of enamels and herself an enameler. Through her sympathetic understanding and beneficence the gate of opportunity was suddenly flung open to the unbelieving girl, and she was sent abroad to study enameling under the greatest teachers the time afforded.
Making herself independent of Mrs. Sears's generosity as soon as possible, although her kindness is still a source of inspiration for every new piece of work, she established herself in the little back room in Boylston Street, and worked away day after day from early morning until evening, evolving new ideas and new possibilities, knowing her existence will never be long enough to achieve them all. Some of her work has found its way into Mrs. Sothern's [Julia Marlowe Sothern was a famous Shakespearian actor and important patron of the arts & crafts movement, including Arthur Stone's shop - see here] notable collection of American craftsmanship, and into a few of our most progressive American art museums.7
This rare arts & crafts silver and enamel box is signed underneath 'EC'. It measures 3.5 inches in diameter by 2 inches in height, weighs 7.50 troy ounces and is in excellent antique condition with one small chip to the enamel.
Provenance: Caroline Alger Shelden/ Annette Shelden Stackpole of Detroit, by descent.
Our Price: $37,500.00
Item code: C551
1. The only other example of her portrait work we have seen is illustrated in 'Rich Designs for Jewelry Boxes' by Lillian L. Tower in The Craftsman, December 1911, p. 322.
2. 'Schedule 2. - Productions of Agriculture' in Bedford, 9 & 10 June 1880, Federal Census Non-Population Schedules, from Ancestry.com accessed 23 March 2015.
3. Pricing information is culled from surviving financial records of the Society of Arts and Crafts, Detroit in the Archives of American Art.
4.Official Catalog of Exhibits: Universal Exposition Saint Louis 1904, (St. Louis: Official Catalog Company, 1904), p. 77.
5. Jeannine Falino and Gerald W. R. Ward, eds., Silver of the Americas, 1600-2000, (Boston: MFA Publications, 2008), p. 337.
6. Karen E. Ulehla, The Society of Arts & Crafts, Boston Exhibition Record 1897-1927, (Boston: Boston Public Library, 1981), p. 59 and Allen H. Eaton, Handicrafts of New England, (New York: Harper Brothers, 1949), p. 285.
7. 'American Craftsmen' by Hazel H. Adler in The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, The Century Co., May - Oct, 1916, pp. 890-892.


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Nice shot, I started using an alias when I started and I've just kept it because I like the names Yogi, SuperPizzaBoy, and Sweetie and besides they are our geocaching handles also. By now everybody knows who I am. And there is a long time blogger in Tulsa, Michael Bates who has Batesline as his blog and I don't want to intrude on him and I want to keep my own identity also. I have a friend here in Tulsa who has a now defunct mommy blog where she posted pics of her nude four year old son (with little tiny dots to cover up his privates) and was she ever shocked when she found out that she had so many page views on her blog because the preverts were visiting it pretty regularly. I still don't know what she was thinking. The thing is the way the internet is out there, those pics are now on other sites and there is nothing that she can do about it.
ReplyDeletelol, maybe we do need to worry more after reading all those accounts! i'm very open too and not too worried about privacy...i don't think someone will track me down from the net...that kind of stuff can easily happen from a creepy person following me home from kroger in my opinion. but that's just me!
great shot! and i too don't finish things in a timely manner...stuff sneaks up on me then it's too late, hence the shot yesterday afternoon from my front yard lol....My blog-invisible husband says I should NOT post about how the guy in my mom's building peed on her parked car from the third floor so I guess I won't. That and using a 30 year old pic of myself will protect me right, Dar?
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ReplyDeleteI wouldn't put out super personal information such as phone number or exact address but for the most part, I'm not worried about revealing my general location or identity. I think those who haven't posted photos of themselves or their names are more concerned about protecting the privacy of family members, or not being linked to their workplace.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot Daryl.
Took so long for the comment page to come up I went outside and did some gardening in the cool of the early morning.
Now I have forgotten what I was going to say!
Left the front door unlocked while I was out there..argh.
Since I did get broken into a while ago when away, am super vigilant now.
Have the shingles. Supposed to be taking things easy. Not so easy.
Now I remember, I was going to say, when I saw your photo, that I thought you'd gone up to the Cloisters (of course I didn't see the subject line). Have you ever been up to the Cloisters? I am sure you would have. Was one of my favorite places up there while visiting my little family.
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Titre : Uruguay round beyond Pb
Éditeur : The University of Michigan Press, United States
Date d'édition : 1999
Reliure : Book
Etat du livre : New
Language: English . Brand New Book. Greatly admired by the world community of policymakers and scholars of international trade, Arthur Dunkel is credited with having saved the Uruguay Round from failure. This volume--whose authors include the most distinguished trade policymakers and eminent academics from international economics and law--is a testimony to Dunkel s enormous standing in the trade community.The volume contains many accounts, by prominent players in the Uruguay Round negotiation, of what happened behind the scenes. These include Rubens Ricupero, now head of UNCTAD, on the developing countries evolving positions; Indian Ambassador Zutshi on how the agreement on intellectual property protection was reached; and Secretary Clayton Yeutter on the negotiations in agriculture.Also of great interest are the authoritative analyses by major figures of new issues beyond the Uruguay Round. Sir Leon Brittan offers an analysis of the need to include competition policy in the WTO; Paul Volcker writes on the need to strengthen multilateral-ism in the rush to regionalism; Helmut Mauscher, chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce, on international business issues posed by accelerating globalization.The academic contributors bring scholarly viewpoints to bear on these new issues. Among them are Hon Jackson s analysis of sovereignty questions; Robert Hudec s of the evolution of the dispute settlement system under the GATT and current problems facing the WTO; Jagdish Bhagwati s of the issues raised by the interface between human rights and trade; and the trenchant critique of regionalism by Arvind Panagariya and T. N. Srinivasan.Jagdish Bhagwati is Arthur Lehman Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science, Columbia University. Mathias Hirsch is Arthur Dunkel s personal assistant. N° de réf. du libraire AAN9780472086474
Synopsis : This collection of essays is dedicated to Arthur Dunkel who presided over the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) between 1980 und 1993. As Director-General during a crucial period for international trade, he is credited with being the chief architect of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations. Among the contributors in this volume are not only distinguished trade policy makers of today, eminent academics from international economics and law, and leaders of international institutions and business, but also prominent players in the Uruguay Round negotiations. Their experiences, reminiscences and analyses make this volume a unique contribution, offering a rare insight into what went into the Uruguay Round and the making of the World Trade Organization (WTO), and what lies beyond.
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We just had a lovely break in this isolated hill top cottage with fantastic views. The cottage is beautifully restored and very cosy. Bez was very welcoming, warm and inspiring. Our young children loved it too, running around,exploring the nature and saying hello to the sheep:-) Amazing place to be, even if the weather is not the best. Thank you Bez!
Petra2014-05-31T00:00:00ZStunning location,
Paul2016-11-02T00:00:00ZWe absolutely loved it! We even had our 18 month old daughter with us and it accomodated us very well! We could have spent an entire week there. Its such a picturesque setting the pictures in the listing dont do it justice. You could easily spend a few days in Llanidloes alone.
Collin2016-07-18T00:00:00ZBez was very helpful and gave us lots of ideas about things to do. The Granary is in the most stunning location imaginable. Mid Wales is incredibly beautiful, but it's not that far from great beaches and Snowdonia. We would love to come back.
Graham2016-04-02T00:00:00ZWe highly recommend The Granary it's such a hidden beauty. We were greeted by Ralph and what a great chap he is, made us feel most welcome. We met Bez a couple of days later as she was away with her daughters, also what a lovely warm hostess, telling us about the area and where to go and explore. There are loads of leaflets there too to plan your days out. Views are spectacular. It has such a lovely relaxing feel and the beds are so comfy. We can't wait to go back even bring some friends next time. Thank you do much Bez and Ralph :) see you guys again xx
Lisa2016-08-06T00:00:00ZBez was a great a host, excellent communication and very welcoming. The Granary was well equipped and comfortable. The wood burner in the middle of the seating area being a particular highlight! Fantastic views too. We had a lovely time over New Years and would definitely come back again.
Berinder 2015-01-04T00:00:00ZThe cottage was lovelly, clean and very comfortable. The views from the cottage are amazing and its perfect for a relaxing week away. Bez was a great host and very welcoming and made sure everything was okay for us. Hopefully we can come back soon and see more of Wales.
Michael2014-06-30T00:00:00ZThe house is quite nice. You got everything you need for cooking. There are plenty of heaters and the central fireplace to make the house warm. I really enjoyed the stay.
Fan2015-01-02T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Llanidloes, SY18 6NS, United Kingdom
A wonderful place to relax with nothing being to much trouble for Vicky. Fantastic views and a very relaxing stay. Would definitely recommend to all.
Mark2014-09-23T00:00:00ZWe had another fantastic stay at Vicky's place. A beautiful part of Wales in a nicely restored barn. Thanks!
James2016-05-08T00:00:00ZWe have a lovely stay at the cottage. The views are incredible and the handmade pottery mugs are a lovely touch. We heard owls hooting during the night! The Llyn Clwyedog reservoir is worth a visit. We will definitely be back :-)
Emma2016-10-03T00:00:00ZBack from a very wet and windy weekend in the cottage. Despite the weather we had a wonderful time. The cottage is very pretty and the views are wonderful. Hope to go back again in the summer.
rachel2014-02-19T00:00:00ZHad a fabulous time staying at Vicky and Tim's barn conversion. The views over the Trannon Valley are spectacular, the accommodation itself is both well appointed and charming and the location peaceful. We took full advantage of the many available local walks and went back home both more relaxed and fitter. Definitely a great place for getting away from it all!
Andrew2014-04-25T00:00:00ZWe had such a wonderful stay over New Years Eve, I only wish it could get been a little longer. The barn is absolutely beautiful and the location is breathtaking, the photos really don't do it justice. Vicky made the stay so lovely, we loved the cake and bubbles, thank you. I would recommend this Airbnb to anyone looking and hope to return in the summer
Eleanor2017-01-01T00:00:00Zamazing place, more cottage than just barn, with wonderful different views out of every window, we had a really cosy time there in mid February while windy and snowy outside, highly recommend it
Malai2017-02-14T00:00:00ZVicky was very welcoming, she left Welsh cake for us and Easter eggs for the kids, which they thought was wonderful. There was also milk in the fridge. She was easy to get in touch with on our arrival and let us settle ourself in first before coming to introduce herself. The area was beautiful and the barn was so lovely. Loved the fairy lights and the little stair cases. The kids loved the sleeping rooms which were joined by a little space under the eaves. Our room was lovely too. The barn was very well equipped and we loved the touches of toys for the kids, books and games. The view was the icing on the cake. We all loved the pottery workshop as it was really casual and a great experience. We are looking forward to receiving the tiles and bowls made.The barn also had a book where guests could write about what they did whilst there, places visited and restaurants eaten at etc. This was really helpful for when we planned our own days out. Aberdovey beach was so peaceful and great for the kids, good sandcastle making sand! I think we will be back some day. Great value for money too!
Emma2015-04-17T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Llawryglyn, SY17 5RH, United Kingdom
Lovely stay out in the country. The burbling stream alongside was so peaceful, with woods have a walk in next door. The place itself had everything I could have needed, clean and tidy. Sue and Roger were great, helpful and friendly.
Ben2016-08-08T00:00:00ZWe had a great time at Ravens Retreat, Sue and Roger are excellent hosts. Couldn't of asked for better help and company ! The cabin was excellent .. It amazing how this beautiful small space has everything you need for your holiday .. BBQ, Shower, Full Table, comfortable bed. We will be coming back for sure .. Perfect for couples with a dog(s) .. Our Boxer Lola loved the open space she had to run around with a forest walk near by we never had a dull moment .. :)
Emma2016-07-31T00:00:00ZWow, what a brill little hideaway, very tranquil setting and everything catered for and more. I took my daughter for an adventure and it certainly was, lovely walk, bbq and breakfast on veranda listening to the stream. Hosts Sue and Roger are great and will look after you, raven the dog will be glad to see you as well, my daughter loved taking him for walk in woods. Thanks
craig2016-07-11T00:00:00ZHad a great weekend in the Shephard's hut. Lovely and homely with the fire on. Sure was a great host and our dog Bella loved it too. Perfect, relaxing weekend away. Will be returning at some point in the future.
Christopher2016-11-08T00:00:00ZWell what can we say?! Roger and Sue were delightful hosts and couldn't have been more attentive. The breakfast hamper and bottle of wine were a lovely touch and so was the BBQ on our return from a day out. The hut is beautiful as are the surroundings. Everything we wanted...peace, quiet, relaxation. Can't wait to go back!
Victoria2016-06-06T00:00:00ZRoger and Sue were very welcoming and accommodating hosts. The cabin is lovely. Beautifully located and ever so peaceful. Everything we wanted and more from our night away. Will certainly be back. Thank you!
Lara2016-07-05T00:00:00ZBy far the best place we've ever stayed at through Airbnb! Sue and Roger are the perfect hosts and they couldn't do enough for us during our visit, but without being invasive of our space. The hut is in an amazing location- 10 minutes drive from the nearest town, with plenty of things to do on the doorstep. The hut itself was perfect for us, and was so cosy inside with everything we needed. The BBQ outside and log burner inside were added bonuses. We're already planning our next trip! Thanks again Sue and Roger, you gave us the perfect weekend away!
Charlotte2016-07-05T00:00:00ZWe had such a great time just the two of us over there. It was romantic, lost in the woods with all the confort you need, charming, cosy and the best was probably the great welcome Sue and Roger reserved for us... such a lovely couple. I recommend this place!
Nadine2016-10-30T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Llawryglyn, SY17 5RP, United Kingdom
We enjoyed our stay in the beautiful blue cottage! The view of sheep and daffodils from the window was picture perfect Wales. Clean and spacious, as well as warm, the cottage was a quiet cosy retreat in the evenings. I would also highly recommend taking the beautiful scenic Machynlleth Mountain Road. Tim kindly gave us some tips on good pubs in the area too and we enjoyed Sunday lunch at the Penhelig Arms in Aberdovey. Thanks again for a wonderful stay!
Lisa2016-05-03T00:00:00ZA warm welcome to a delightful place to stay. The chalet surpassed expectations - in size and the quality of decor. Beautiful garden and surroundings - plenty of private outside space.
Malcolm2016-07-11T00:00:00ZEnjoyed two peaceful nights in the Garden Chalet, which is in a wonderful setting in the beautiful mid Wales countryside. The Chalet was a great base to explore the area. It had everything we needed. We enjoyed a BBQ one night in the small private garden area which was pleasant. Timothy and Susan were great as hosts with good communication, and were flexible when our arrival time changed after a breakdown on the way. Would definitely recommend and stay again.
Josh2015-06-21T00:00:00ZAbsolutely perfect. A lovely chalet in a beautiful location. Underfloor heating was an added bonus too. Timothy and Sue were perfect hosts and made us feel very welcome. Highly recommended!
Daniel2015-10-27T00:00:00ZWhat a perfect chalet, very clean, lovely comfortable beds, wonderfully warm, bright and airy. We enjoyed a very pleasant two nights stay in this very tranquil setting.
Catherine2015-09-04T00:00:00ZA beautiful few days spent in Sue and Tim's Garden Cottage. It was a peaceful, tranquil location. We enjoyed sitting in the sunshine after our days spent sightseeing. They supplied everything you would need clean towels, cutlery,cleaning products etc and even charcoal for a barbecue! The hosts were friendly and welcoming and we would love to visit again.
TRACY2016-08-10T00:00:00ZExcellent little cottage everything you needed and the owners are excellent and very friendly. Communication was excellent and they even cleared the leaves on the drive as it was very slippy at the bottom. Really impressed and perfect for a few days in Wales. We were even able to leave one car after we had checked out which we were very grateful for. P.s. The underfloor heating is excellent too.
Simon2015-11-14T00:00:00ZWe really enjoyed our stay in this thoughtfully and well set up, quiet and comfortable chalet. Tim and Sue were very welcoming and helpful. We enjoyed exploring and walking in Mid-Wales and the chalet proved to be a great base from which to do so.
Philip2016-06-24T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Caersws, Powys SY17 5QY, United Kingdom
Room Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Powys, Wales SY18 6NN, United Kingdom
My boyfriend and I, along with a group of 6 friends, stayed with Robert over a weekend in order to attend a wedding nearby. Robert was an exceedingly attentive and generous host, and his converted chapel home is spacious and beautifully restored. He picked us up from the Caersws train station, helped us go grocery shopping, dropped us off at the wedding, and helped us get back to the station at the end of our stay. The house has nearly every amenity available for guests, from wellies for exploring the surrounding farms and fields, to a fully-equipped kitchen and bathrooms. Robert took the time to show us around the area, and has a deep and broad knowledge of the surrounding towns, and knows all of his neighbors, who are extremely helpful as well. The house, sheets, towels and surfaces are clean and well-kept, and the home is beautiful and comfortable, with great views of the surrounding area. Overall, we had an excellent and relaxing time, and were deeply appreciative of Robert's generosity. Our only wish was for occasionally more privacy - Robert tended to err on the side of too attentive when we sometimes would have preferred to just relax amongst ourselves.
Diana2016-07-13T00:00:00ZRob was very accommodating and the house was very cosy. Thanks for a lovely stay :)
Enrico Maria2016-12-11T00:00:00ZOur stay in Robert's converted chapel was exceptional. The chapel is a fantastic and creative space (even better than in Robert's photos), with modern appliances (kitchen and bathrooms) and comfortable, clean and cosy rooms overlooking paddocks of sheep (for an authentic Wales experience). There is a backyard terrace as well as a grand-dining table, and comfortable lounges. The space is entirely available for guests. Robert was a very generous and sociable host- available 24/7 during the period of our stay: From preparing us coffee to lending us gum boots (wellington boots) and giving us a walking tour around the village. Not only did Robert organise our transport to the wedding reception, he himself drove us back and forth from the train station (more so generous given that we arrived and left at varied times). We had a fantastic stay in Robert's modern chapel and would quickly return!
Lydia2016-10-26T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Trefeglwys, SY17 5QE, United Kingdom
Amber was waiting for us when we arrived, the Glamping is very cosy and I'd imagine a nice place to stay for a few days. We just used it for a quick night to stay very local for some filming.
Chris2016-09-05T00:00:00ZThis is a great little hideaway with your own private river! Glamping at its best, thanks for an enjoyable stay.
James2016-10-16T00:00:00ZThis was a wonderful spot for mine, and my partner's anniversary. The cabin was clean, warm, cozy, the shower was wonderfully hot, and the amount of gas, wood and candles left for us to use was more than enough for the trip! The pub down the road was a little hair-raising to get to in the dark, so I'd recommend driving to it, even though its only a few minutes walk away. Also, be prepared to be woken up by sheep trying to ambush the cabin! A wonderful time and place!
Matthew2016-11-08T00:00:00ZLovely cabin, set in its own rural space. Ideal for a relaxing break, well equipped, with everything provided that you would need to enjoy your stay. The cabin is set by a stream, with outlooks across fields. The interior of the cabin was very comfortable with fresh linen provided, firewood for the wood burner and outdoor firepit. The fairy lit Gezebo style eating area was nicely equipped complete with pizza oven /wood stove and camping gas hob. The cabin was only a short walk to the local pub in Carno who serve good food and a great location for accessing the southern areas of the Snowdonia National Park. Would recommend to anyone looking for a different style accommodation. and would definitely go again. Had a great break - thanks.
Guy2016-08-26T00:00:00ZBrilliant. Such a lovely stay and lovely area. The host was very welcoming and will stay again. Lovely bbq area
Lisa2016-08-21T00:00:00ZNovel glamping space with a real effort made by the hosts to make it comfortable and homely. Beautiful location by a stream in the valley along the A470. Housed my wife, son and I for 4 nights. Host was friendly and accommodating, thanks!
Derrick2016-08-21T00:00:00ZMy boyfriend and I stayed here for a 2 night getaway. The place was exactly what we wanted! The den itself was clean and extremely warm with only one log on the fire. The front door opens up to the river - so nice in a morning! We spent a lot of time in the outdoor seating area which was lit up with fairy (EMAIL HIDDEN)munication with Amber was excellent. We had an issue with the generator one night and Amber was out within the half hour to fix it. Would definitely visit again. Thanks Amber!
Leanne2016-10-28T00:00:00ZBeautiful secluded site, with a very cosy ambiance inside. Although we didn't use the outside facilities, I can see that these would be amazing!
Holly2016-12-08T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Carno, Wales SY17, United Kingdom
This was the best B&B experience I have ever had. Helen was so welcoming, even checking in with me about weather and final directions as I was traveling. The location is nestled away on the top of the town of Staylittle, with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Even though the weather was less than ideal, I felt so comfortable welcome out of the storm. Helen made the most amazing meal, and even had fresh welsh cakes and tea when I arrived. So thankful for the chance to have stayed here, I would highly recommend!
Jordan2015-11-24T00:00:00ZWell appointed private accommodation in perfect central position to explore Wales and Shropshire. Helen has a great talent for beautiful but simple interior decoration. Best breakfasts than in any other of my UK stopovers and Helen is always willing to give helpful, useful advice. Highly reccommended
Howard2015-09-19T00:00:00ZI really enjoyed my stay at Rock Villa. Helen showed me around my small but comfortable room when I arrived, and treated me to a really nice breakfast in the morning. Before I left, she gave me some really good advice on what road I should take. I'm glad I listened: that narrow mountain road had amazing views!
Evgeny2016-08-30T00:00:00ZGenerous host Lovely house Beautiful area Delicious food Great trip
Ian2017-03-04T00:00:00ZBeautiful place and very welcoming hosts. This my first time with AirBnb. This was so much better than a lot of really good hotels I've been in. Was given a very neat and spacious room. The bathroom was well maintained. It was great to comeback to after a long day of exploring surrounding areas. Helen and Jason were great hosts to have a chat with. A wide range of breakfast items were available. Would definitely return to this place in the future.
Joshua2015-09-03T00:00:00ZWhat a pleasure to step into Helen and Jason's idyllic cottage. It was a very short notice booking and everything was beautifully on order. Such a warm and peaceful ambience with tastefully chosen decor, healthy tasty breakfast and a friendly welcome. I visited the local forest and lakes... Breath taking. Would recommend to anyone .
Rachel2015-06-15T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Staylittle, Llanbrynmair, Powys SY19 7BU, United Kingdom
This was a great listing, off the beaten track in a nice remote area in cental Wales. I needed an escape from the city and this was perfect. The hosts were friendly and hospitable and quickly responded to messages. The nearby town was friendly. The host took me to see their farm, just a bit down the road from the house. I really enjoyed it! You would definately want a vehicle if you are coming here. There are some nice areas to walk close by, including the sources of the Severn and Wye rivers. This is a great listing!
Kelly2017-01-24T00:00:00ZDave and Emma's comfortable family home sits on the slopes of the Severn valley in beautiful sheep farming, forest and lake surroundings close to Llanidloes, a small but thriving market town. I found them extremely friendly, hospitable and willing to tap into their wide network of friends in the area to help me find more than what I was looking for on my visit.
Glenn2017-02-09T00:00:00ZEmma and Dave's place is perfect for a relaxing stay in the beautiful countryside of mid-Wales. It's really quiet and peaceful, but there's lots of outdoor activities nearby like walking, mountain biking, sailing and Motorcycle Enduro (Yamaha Off Road School). It's only a 10-15 minute drive into Llanidloes if you need anything from the shop, or a nice pub.,. My hosts made me feel really welcome as soon as I arrived and the room, though just for one, was very cosy and comfortable. I was welcomed and enjoyed good chats with Emma and Dave, as well as a really delicious breakfast with fresh bread, great porridge and home grown stewed apple. Lovely people. Thanks for having me and I hope to be back one day.
Karl2017-01-15T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Old Hall, Wales SY18 6PR, United Kingdom
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Llanidloes, Wales SY18 6AN, United Kingdom
We spent New year here and enjoyed exploring the beautiful surrounding area. Its the perfect place to escape to if you are looking for starry skies and peacful country side. There are lots of nice walks on your doorstep...and many more a short drive away. The place is nicely designed and decorated and is extremely cosy and warm (heated floors!). The bath is luxurious and is the perfect way to relax after a day of walking. The kitchen in the upper barn is small we still managed to cook for 7 people no problem. The communal entertainment barn is a really great addition, as is the tipi and fire area. Romy was a lovely host. She was always on hand to answer any questions and to give us suggestions on things to do. All in all, we had a lovely short break here. An excellent start to 2017!
amy2017-01-03T00:00:00ZWhat a beautiful place. Romy is a great host, and gave us many good ideas about things to do. The upper barn is clean, spacious and has all one needs. We really enjoyed watching movies in the little cinema. Will come back again !
Roni2016-08-13T00:00:00ZWe had a fantastic time, lovely place to stay and relax surrounded by stunning views. Romy was so helpful and attentive, making sure our stay was as comfortable as possible!
Michael2016-09-01T00:00:00ZGreat place .well EQUIPPED MODERN accommodation. Dog friendly and lots of space for them to run. ROMY THE HOST SHE COULDN'T BE MORE HELPFUL AND WELCOMING - DEFINITELY RECOMMEND FOR PEACEFUL BREAK AND COUNTRYSIDE EXPERIENCE
jacqueline2016-06-29T00:00:00ZRomy made us feel welcome from the minute we arrived, showing an interest in our journey and going to great lengths to show us around and explain the local area. The accommodation was as described and we were delighted with it. The grounds are fabulous with lots of lovely places to walk or sit. The kids loved every minute of it and so did we.
Liz2016-08-16T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful time here- a beautiful quiet retreat in an amazing spot and Romy was a perfect host!
sam2016-10-28T00:00:00ZA wonderful week in Wales!!! Lots to to do and see, Powys castle & gardens, walks, bike rides and streams, rivers and sea. Romy was fantastic, a fantastic host who looked after us emensly. The upper barn was perfect for our family of 4 and the kids loved sleeping in the crop loft. A holiday to remember and cherish.
Jamie2016-08-01T00:00:00ZWe had an amazing time at Romy's in spite of the typical wet Bank Holiday weather. From the moment we arrived we knew we'd found the right place; going through the narrow railway bridge and crossing bridge over the stream it felt like our adventure was just starting. The barn was beautifully done up and comfortable for a family of five and a large dog. The lack of tv was massively overcome when Romy set us up to watch Titanic in the adjacent home cinema; huge screen, great sound and toasty roaring fire; bliss!! Romy is a natural host, whose attention to detail, easy friendliness and generosity combine to perfect effect. She looked after us extremely well, seemingly always on hand when we needed her and yet we felt very private most of the time. If you're looking for somewhere as a base to explore midWales we would definitely recommend you stay here.
James2016-05-03T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Carno, SY17 5JU, United Kingdom
We enjoyed out stay here. The directions to the cottage are excellent. Very warm welcome by Bee and Rog. Had a good night sleep and the early breakfast was fantastic. Even got to taste some of their home made wine later that evening very tasty. Would have liked a second glass but had to get up early again the next morning. Great hosts and make us feel at home in their house. Would recommend to stay here. R.
Rudolf2016-11-01T00:00:00ZWe stayed at Cerniog AirBnB for one night. We were warmly welcomed by our hosts Rog and Bee who were very friendly and welcoming. The room was spacious enough for the four of us, yet had a nice cosy feel to it. Everything was immaculately clean, a welcome break from my own house. The cooked breakfast was fabulous and my boys had great fun pulling out lots of kitchen utensils and cutting up bread for the birds. If we are ever in the area again we would definitely stay there again.
Gillian2016-06-13T00:00:00ZI would recommend my hosts and my room to anybody. Clear instructions were given on how to find this very remote house; be aware it's very rural and involves getting out of the car to open and close two gates on unlit muddy tracks. Once inside I was welcomed and shown to my room, which was very large with two single beds (which can be pushed together) and a sofa which will pull out if needed. There is a reading area with a couple of chairs, a few books and magazines, and tea and coffee making facilities. The room was warm and both beds had electric blankets. Wireless internet access was freely available. The en suite shower room was large and very clean, having been newly decorated. Towels and toiletries were provided. My privacy was respected, but I was also invited to join my hosts for a glass of home made wine and some cake. I took them up on this and spent a very pleasant couple of hours chatting with them. The following morning my shower was hot and my breakfast ready as arranged. I didn't have much time so opted for a continental breakfast of home made jam on toast, cereal, coffee and a Welsh cake. A cooked breakfast was also offered. I was made to feel very welcome and would happily stay with Bee and Roger again.
Nick2015-11-29T00:00:00ZWhat an incredible location, fabulous hosts and a wonderful breakfast!
Katie2016-08-30T00:00:00ZWe enjoyed our short stay and our hosts were lovely. The room was clean and large - perfect. The sofa bed was more than adequate for our daughter. Was doing a mountain biking event the next day and this was the perfect venue. Breakfast was top notch. House is off the beaten track, next to a river and a slice of welsh heaven! Thanks Bee.
John2016-05-04T00:00:00ZCerniog is a beautiful retreat with lovely hosts! My self and my two friends enjoyed our time in this country hideaway. With one friend in particular raving about Bee's cooking! We give a 10/10 and would definitely stay again!
Anna2016-07-19T00:00:00ZAbsolutely first class, Bee & Rog were the best hosts, the house was simply gorgeous, the location was idyllic, room was beautiful....
Simon2015-11-15T00:00:00ZBee & Roj, Where fantastic people who went above what they needed to do. Most enjoyable and fun loving people which made our stay even better. Food was amazing and both were amazingly artistic which is visible in the cottage.
Mahmudur2016-06-06T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Carno, Caersws, Powys SY17 5JP, United Kingdom
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Powys, Wales SY18 6PH, United Kingdom
Right on the high street, this property is centrally located and convenient. It has basic interior but is very comfortable and Phil provides lots of helpful bits for your stay e.g. Bread & milk. Parking is not adjacent to the property but free parking can be found in the village - on street parking is 30min max stay.
Michelle2016-07-26T00:00:00ZPhil's lovely little cottage in the very happy town of Llanidloes really was just what we needed after the weather spoiled our camping trip! Nestled on the street of the town centre pretty much, with super easy walks to lovely green spots with the River Severn starting a stones throw away! Phil met us when we changed our arrival time a few times (cheers again for that Phil!) and had a 5 minute chat about all sorts before he left off. A real nice guy and a great host! There were 4 of us and it sorted us all to the ground. Had never been to this town before, but after the lovely stay and very kind locals, it's definitely somewhere to return to! Well recommended, many thanks for all :)
Danny2016-07-30T00:00:00ZIt was very welcoming and was comfortable stay.
Sarath2016-08-16T00:00:00ZVery nice place, clean tidy and as described, even milk and tea and a few bits. Would recommend for others and will try to get back there myself.Thank you very much Phil.
Danny2016-08-22T00:00:00ZPhil's cottage in Llanidloes is an amazing retreat in a fantastic location. Amenities were basic but we 100% had everything we needed like a dustpan and brush, extra pillows and the kindly provided provisions were greatly appreciated. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Radio 4 in the evenings. It provided a nice alternative form of entertainment. The cottage is a 2 minute walk from the Severn River and ducks. Playground is a 2 minute walk too. The price point is perfect for the accommodation and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Phil as a host. It is close to everything you need for a nice time away.
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RobertPhil's place was great, extremely conveniently located, very clean, nice touch the flowers in the vase and the choccies!!.Super easy communication about key location etc. Would recommend staying here to others. No wifi or telly but that was no problem. A great tonic to counter the dreadful previous night down to the south near Brecon. Thanks again Phil !!
Timothy2016-05-26T00:00:00ZThe location was great. Couldn't be better. Was excellent value so can't knock place too much. Not luxurious but fine for price. Loved the town though. Really lovely.
Paul2016-08-07T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Llanidloes, Powys SY18 6EE, United Kingdom
Lisa was a great host, clear communication and very helpful. There are some really sweet little touches at the house (like good books, maps of the local area a DVD library and some jigsaws for entertaining family on a wet day in Wales!) which made our stay really easy and comfortable. Many thanks Lisa.
Helena2017-02-22T00:00:00ZThe house is gorgeous and beautifully presented. Lisa is a very friendly and helpful host. Everything you could possibly need is provided. We had a very pleasant stay, and would certainly recommend this property.
Abbie2016-08-24T00:00:00ZTrès bien reçu merci
Yo2016-07-22T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Llanidloes, Powys SY18 6HQ, United Kingdom
Beautiful house, both inside & externally. Didn't get to meet hosts as arrived late & left early, due to traveling on to Yorkshire.
Janey2016-09-10T00:00:00ZVery large house to kick back and relax in whilst enjoying the beautiful countryside of mid Wales. Great place for the dog who loved the garden and the many surrounding walks, especially Hafren Forest.
Claire-Marie2016-03-27T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Trefeglwys, SY17 5PU, United Kingdom
What a beautiful part of the world. Absolutely stunning views and drive up into the village, topped off by Helen welcoming us with tea, coffee and homemade welsh cakes. Idyllic rooms and everything we could have wished for from a B&B with lovely breakfast in the morning
Thomas2015-05-07T00:00:00ZRock Villa is a hidden gem in the middle of Wales. Helen and Jason are both wonderful hosts. We stayed two nights and had an excellent experience - from breakfast to dinner, and from the room with an amazing view to a nice fire on arrival to dry ourselves. The house dates back to the 18th century and they've kept beautiful antique details. The rooms are beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. Overall our stay had a really luxurious feel and we can definitely recommend everybody to stay here as well!
Ellen2015-07-29T00:00:00ZThe house and the room were amazing. Helen is very friendly and always willing to help. There is a lot of places worth seeing just 30min drive away. The best experience was trying to climb Cadarr Idris in hail.
Ziva2016-04-02T00:00:00ZWhat a beautiful house and location, combined with superb hospitality from Helen!
Naomi2016-06-19T00:00:00ZRight from the start Helen had done everything to make us feel at home and to make sure we had everything we needed for a pleasant stay. On the evening of our arrival we had opted to join for a (delicious) evening meal - which I can highly recommend - but due to traffic we didn't arrive until quite late. Helen was very considerate and made sure dinner was on the table just after we had finally arrived. She herself had even waited to eat so she could join us for dinner, how very pleasant indeed! The room itself is very clean and comfortable and the house in general is decorated very thoughtfully with some nice pieces of furniture and drawings on the wall. No clutter whatsoever! :) The view from the house - and luckily also our room - is wonderful. Unfortunately there is no proper shower in the enclosed bathroom, but there is a bathtub and shower head which can be used. The neighbourhood, being in the countryside, is very calm and quiet and really shows you the beauty of Mid Wales. There are ample opportunities for hiking (or biking) and one can encounter some very magical places and views on the way (Clywedog reservoir, Source of the Severn, ...). The house is situated between 2 stages of the National trail of Glyndwr's Way, so it's ideal for a stopover. We did those 2 stages separately, with Helen offering to drop us off at the starting point each time so we could walk back to the house. Apart from that there are several other opportunities for activities if you take the car (Snowdonia, Caernaerfon castle, Elan Valley, ...) All in all this place has everything one could ask of a b&b, thanks to a very considerate host.
Geert2016-08-15T00:00:00ZStaying at Rock Villa was an absolute pleasure. The location is beautiful and so are the surrounding areas. Helen is a friendly host, providing a great experience. Definitely keen to go back.
Alberto2016-09-20T00:00:00ZThe house is located in an unique spot with incredible views from every window. Helen is a warm and caring host; when we arrived late with no groceries she improvised a meal for us; when we could not trust the GPS any longer Helen gave us her road atlas. The breakfast was delicious, and kept us full until the late afternoon every day :). Although the bedroom was great, we had some troubles operating the shower on some days. Helen reimbursed us immediately for the inconvenience and fixed it as soon as we told her. Finally, the opportunity to eat together with other guests and exchance travelling experiences- this occurs naturally in Helen's cozy and comfy dinning room. Definitely recommend! Thanks Helen hope to come again.
Maayan2016-08-30T00:00:00ZWe were welcomed by Helen and Jason on our arrival and was shown to our room. The room was great, stylish decor, comfortable, clean and with a fabulous view across the hills. We were asked to join Helen, Jason and their other guests for tea and Welsh cakes. This gave us the opportunity to know our hosts and learn about our surroundings. The next morning we were treated to a lovely tasty breakfast to set us on our way. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, perfectly quiet and extremely pleasant. Helen was keen to ensure we had everything we needed. I would highly recommend Rock Villa. Thank you Helen & Jason.
Mel2015-06-08T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Staylittle, Llanbrynmair, Powys SY19 7BU, United Kingdom
Barbara was extremely accommodating, helping us by letting us arrive a little later than planned as we took some spontaneous detours along the way, enjoying the local scenery. We got a little confused while looking for the property but thankfully Barbara waited for us and we were able to identify the appropriate property. I had mistakenly thought the property was a bungalow (not sure why I thought that!) when in fact it is a beautiful building set over three floor, nestled in the middle of the valley. We were fascinated to discover that we were right at the source of the River Severn and our return journey pretty much followed the Severn back home. In that respect the location and accommodation is perfect for a brief stay away if you're in the Midlands. Upon arrival we were asked to remove our shoes (not a problem) and as we'd had a very active day this was a welcome opportunity to start "switching off". As soon as we walked through to the living room, we were warmed by the very welcome solid fuel fire and greeted by their wonderful cat, Prosper. The accommodation has a very clean and cosy feel to it with fabulous facilities that are perfect if you've had a busy day walking, cycling or generally being active. Barbara and her husband were lovely to talk with and we had some fascinating conversations. Being a bit of an eco geek, I loved talking with Barbara, so I was in my element. The piece de resistance was the breakfast, which was divine, and enjoyed whilst looking out over the valley. Just perfect.
Kathryn2016-05-07T00:00:00ZVery welcoming after long cycle, hot bath and comfy bed and they even washed my smelly Lycra. Basic bit clean and welcoming and ideal for cycle route 8.
Toby2016-07-02T00:00:00ZWe only passed by for a fleeting visit, but we were made to feel so welcome! The house is lovely and the bed is so comfortable - best night sleep I've had in a while. I'd definitely recommend staying here!!!
Kate2016-08-23T00:00:00ZVery great stay at Barbara's place! Don't hesitate to sleep there when you visit Wales!
Romain2016-08-20T00:00:00ZBarbara has been a great host! The house is beautiful and our room was comfortable, with a view of the beautiful valley. We were cycling across Wales (route 8) and Barbara's house is conveniently located on the trail. Barbara had plenty of tips on the route and the villages we would have encountered on the next days of our trip. In the morning she prepared a very nice breakfast for us, with plenty of options (bread, jams, granola, yogurth, tea and coffee) . Glan-y-nant is a scenic and quiet village, 1.5miles from LLanidloes, which is also nice. We really enjoyed cycling to the town and coming back to our room under a sky full of stars, which we don't get to enjoy in London. Highly recommended!
Fra2016-03-29T00:00:00ZSpent 9 nights at Barbara's and was looked after well in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The room was large, the bed was comfortable and the view was beautiful. Breakfast was great with lovely granola and some fantastic artisan breads. Barbara has wealth of knowledge of the area and was kind enough to let us use a number of her own maps to plan our days out. If we visit the area in the future we shall be booking the room with a view again.
Robert 2016-08-18T00:00:00ZBarbara and her husband made us feel very welcome and were highly accommodating. Lovely evening spent warming in front of the fire after a wet day of cycling and then a tasty breakfast set us on our way again next morning. Would highly recommend staying here.
Nicola2016-09-06T00:00:00ZVery friendly, good breakfast, amazing views.
Terry2016-09-09T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Glan-y-nant, SY18 6PQ, United Kingdom


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