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Tour Highlights
Follow us to a magnificent journey through the centuries! Rethymnon is one of the most beautiful towns in Greece. You will explore the hidden treasures of it and discover the greatness of an ancient Cretan civilization. You will also learn and see many things about Cretan traditions and culture through unique routes of Rethymno mainland, starting from the historical monastery of Arkadi.
The Arkadi Monastery is an Eastern Orthodox monastery. The current catholicon (church) dates back to the 16th century and is marked by the influence of the Renaissance. This influence is visible in the architecture, which mixes both Roman and baroque elements. As early as the 16th century, the monastery was a place for science and, had a school and a rich library. Situated on a plateau, the monastery is well fortified, being surrounded by a thick and high wall. The monastery played an active role in the Cretan resistance of Ottoman rule during the Cretan revolt of 1866. 943 Greeks, mostly women and children, sought refuge in the monastery. After three days of battle and under orders from the hegumen (abbot) of the monastery, the Cretans blew up barrels of gunpowder, choosing to sacrifice themselves rather than surrender. The monastery became a national sanctuary in honor of the Cretan resistance. 8 November is a day of commemorative parties in Arkadi and Rethymno. The explosion did not end the Cretan insurrection, but it attracted the attention of the rest of the world.
After that you will visit Eleftherna, an ancient city-state in Crete, which lies 25 km southeast of Rethymno. Archaeologists excavated the site, located on a narrow northern spur of Mount Ida, the highest mountain in Crete. It flourished from the Dark Ages of Greece's early history until Byzantine times.
In the systematic Eleftherna project, a team of archaeologists from the University of Crete led by Prof. N. Stampolidis has been in charge since 1984. Surveys and systematic excavations have revealed the city's settlement patterns, sanctuaries and necropolis in Orthi Petra, even stone quarries in the surroundings of the Prines hill. The discovery of the remains of four females in Orthi Petra was declared one of top 10 discoveries of 2009 by the Archaeological Institute of America. The Museum of Ancient Eleftherna, directly linked to the archaeological site, was inaugurated in June 2016.
The next stop will be at Margarites, a scenic traditional Cretan village. You will walk on the stone paths of the village and admire the pottery traditional shops around. Then, leaving Margarites, you 'll have lunch in Asteri village. The unique restaurant with the folklore private collection and the traditional Cretan delicacies will take your breath away.
All Year Available Upon Request
*Minimum participation: 5 people
Departures from Chania and Rethymnon
8-9 hours
If you wish to book your own tour with your family or friends, we will be happy to create with you the schedule and give you some nice ideas for a memorable tour. Please don't hesitate to contact us for a unique offer.
We keep our group sizes low so you have the freedom to move around and get involved with your surroundings, as well as more personal attention from our local guides. This intimate size ensures that your group will not crowd your experience. You can expect up to 30 travelers on a trip but the average is 10-15. Check individual trip pages for maximum group sizes.
It's extremely difficult if not impossible to join a tour after it has begun. It is possible to leave a tour early however you will be responsible for your own arrangements from the moment you decide to leave the tour. You would also be responsible for all costs associated with joining a tour late or leaving one early. If you feel this may be necessary please consult a Fabulous Crete Specialist before you book your adventure.
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For privacy reasons we cannot provide you with advance details on your traveling companions. However, our tours appeal to a wide range of travellers, most of whom share an adventurous spirit and a desire to experience these destinations at a grass-roots level. Our tours are conducted in English and so they attract many travellers from North America, UK, Australia and Europe
The availability listed on our website is updated every minute however on some tours we must confirm arrangements with our people on the ground, a process which usually takes no more than 24 hours. When you book online you will receive a follow-up email confirming your arrangements or a timeframe for when they will be confirmed.
The security that comes from knowing your trip is locked-in is a feeling that can't be topped. We like that feeling – so much, so that we figured everyone should have it.
Every departure is guaranteed to run. Yup, all of them. Once you've booked and paid, that's it, you're going. Guaranteed. Your trip won't be cancelled by us for any reason (beyond harsh weather or safety issues). Promise.
All documentation is sent electronically by email. Shortly after we receive your payment we will send you your initial documents. Final documentation will be sent by email no later than two days prior to the departure.
Yes, all of our Tour Managers and Tour Drivers speak English, some speak additional languages as well, but your tour will be conducted in English
You will automatically receive an e-voucher to your email address. Please print your voucher/ticket or keep a picture to your mobile phone which contains your unique reference number. Please remember to bring this with you on the day. You will not be allowed entrance to an attraction without a valid ticket.
If there is any problem with your booking or payment details, we will contact you on the telephone number or email address stated in your booking. Sometimes tours may not operate due to insufficient numbers, and we may need to contact you to advise you of any such changes.
All entrance fees and costs are included in the tour price except unspecified fees.
If you book more than 2 tours with us, then please contact our friendly staff who will be happy to assist you with your inquiry and see what we can arrange for you at firstname.lastname@example.com
You could lose your seat to a walk-up passenger. We encourage you to arrive at the pickup point a minimum of 15 minutes before departure. Once on the tour, your guide or driver will give you a time that the coach will depart each location. You must be at the coach at least five minutes before this time. If you are late and miss the time given, the coach will depart without you in order to not keep the other passengers waiting. If you are in any doubt about a departure time whilst on your tour, you must ask the guide or driver.
5 days before the tour starts –> 50% refund, no refunds after that
35% Deposit on booking time and final payment 7 days before the tour date.
The tour was amazing! It was our second day with Dimitri. We couldn't wait after our first tour with Dimitri. If you haven't been on the 7 villages of Apokoronas tour I would recommend that one as well. The great thing about the tours is they are in small groups so you have the opportunity to customize how much time you spend at each place. We were really interested in the monastery and ceramics works so we ended up spending more time at both of those places. The ceramics studio we went into was very unique and the pieces could be described as sound art. Great tour by a great guide. I would highly recommend it


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The official name of the Wildwood amusement park is actually Morey's Piers and Beachfront Waterparks, a complex of amusement and water-related rides and games that are on the New Jersey Shore. Most of the resorts and hotels on the shore operate seasonally, and provide lodging ranging from standard guest rooms to one- and two-bedroom apartments. The differences are in the on-site amenities that each hotel offers.
The Isle of Palms Motel is on Atlantic Avenue where it crosses East Wildwood just north of the amusement park. Some amenities are for adults only, such as the hot tub and sauna. Others are for kids, such as a kiddie pool with whirlpool jets. This motel is only open from April through October and is designed for long-term guests, as all rooms provide kitchens. The motel also provides a limousine service to Atlantic City and a lobby computer station with Internet access. The Beach Terrace Motor Inn is two blocks south of the Isle of Palms and, unlike the Isle of Palms, this location has a restaurant and bar on the grounds. If you like to eat outside, the Beach Terrace has a picnic area, along with a barbecue grill.
Tucked between the Isle of Palms and the Beach Terrance motels, the Bolero Resort and Conference Center has served guests for more than 50 years. It's on Oak Street where it crosses Atlantic, providing direct boardwalk access. A complete reconstruction of the hotel saw the installation of an indoor rooftop hotel in 2003. The resort's Blue Water Grille is a two-story facility that features local cuisine, spirits, karaoke and live music. The resort's spa features several different types of massage, including Swedish and maternity, along with raindrop therapies and facials.
The Blue Palms is located where Atlantic Avenue crosses East Lincoln Avenue. If you like the sun, this property has two different sun decks. Each room features a refrigerator, so you can keep drinks and perishables cold. If you're staying for a long time, laundry facilities are available. If you bring your car, you're entitled to one parking space during your stay.
The Brittany Resort is on Garfield and Atlantic avenues. One unique feature is its Family Wednesdays. Each week the resort holds a fun-filled day that includes a complimentary barbecue, a family treasure hunt, a game night for kids and an evening dip in the pool. The Brittany provides seven different lodging options. Children under 5 stay free, and children 12 and under get the kids' rate. Free wireless Internet access is available; and if you don't want a guest room, you can rent a cottage or a penthouse.
The Knolls Resort is the southernmost lodging option near the amusement park. It is also one of the few properties in the area that is open the entire year. This property is across the street from a Rite-Aid pharmacy in case you've forgotten a toiletry or need a prescription filled. If you like breakfast in your room, the Knolls Resort gives you the option of sending in your breakfast order the night before and having it delivered at a time of your choosing. The hotel can also provide you discounted tickets to the amusement park.
The Nantucket Motel is also south of the Wildwood amusement park and a short walk away from the Doo Wop Diner. The motel has five different room types, with amenities such as refrigerators in all rooms. The Nantucket can offer you access to group tours, senior citizen tours and excursions to local casinos. If you like games, the hotel has its own game room; and outdoor barbecue areas also are available.
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The Bellwether began as a way to explore San Diego and much of Southern California. Over the past year, I've continued to find inspiring, exciting and beautiful restaurants, shops and venues throughout the Golden State — but my travels have taken me beyond the limits I originally set for myself. Moving forward, I'll be featuring a few locales beyond California, as well as crafting city and neighborhood guides that highlight unique spots both far and away. Stay tuned and follow along on Instagram.


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Yes, I'm several inches into my SECOND Madder rib sock. Don't worry -- I'm shocked too.
The real problem that now I never want to knit with any other yarn besides STR. Unfortunately, there is that pesky issue of owning more sock yarn than I care to announce, and nearly all of it is non-STR, so I will have to get over it. I'm sure that one of the gazillion gorgeous colorways in my stash will be calling to me soon.
Speaking of those gazillion colorways: I have finally managed to procure my white elephant yarn! Neighborhood Fiber Co.'s Mount Pleasant colorway. If you're unfamiliar, all of Neighborhood Fiber Co.'s yarns are named after neighborhoods in D.C. For any new-ish readers out there, you may not know that I spent a very tulmultuous two years living in Mt.P. I found out about Neighborhood Fiber Co. about 2 days after I moved to Pittsburgh. I saw the Mt.P. colorway, and fell in love. I've been trying to get my hands on some ever since, to no avail.
For about a million reasons, I will never forget living in Mt.P. This may seem like a weird thing to say, but it's true: despite the fact that nearly all of my darkest moments happened in that neighborhood, I have nothing but the fondest of memories of those times.
Yes, I was horribly depressed. Yes, I made many mistakes. Yes, I came terrifyingly close to ruining my life. All true. But I didn't ruin my life. With a lot of help, I got myself (and my life) straightened out. I'm far from perfect, and there are still moments where I feel decidedly not-okay, but I'm hanging in there.
It kind of feels weird to talk about it --even in very general terms -- on the blog. The point is, that all the emotions I feel when I think of that time in my life, I feel about this yarn too. Boy, that sounds really crazy, doesn't it?
Anyway, I finally got my hands on some thanks to The Loopy Ewe.
Now: Go over to Earthchick knits. She's having an amazing contest, and if you're half as sappy as me, you'll get a little teary when you read why.


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Richmond tomorrow! AIEE.
Tonight, we went to Applebee's to celebrate Shannon and Alexa making Distinguished Honor Roll at the middle school. Big fucking deal, but I'll take a house salad from there any day. Well, our parents all went over to the bar and started chatting with the health inspector. And then my mother gave us cash to go over to Sheetz and buy some shit to keep us entertained. I bought Rolling Stone. Good fucking choice, because Conor Oberst's in it, Win Butler's in it, and there's even a hacking SWEET photo of Régine Chassagne and Bruce Springsteen. And then–there's a map of a bunch of indie bands. Worth the seven bucks I paid. Definitely worth it.
When we went back to Applebee's, our parents were still at the bar, and the health inspector decided to chat it up with us. He asked our ages and made general assumptions about our age groups–like that we liked fast food. And I told him I hated fast food and Shannon brought up that I am vegetarian and I added that I want to go vegan and he said that it's hard but worthwhile. But he hinted that I probably couldn't do it. And he was generally an asshole to me. He thought Alexa was the smart one, and that she's the one who constantly pushes ME to get good grades when, in fact, I'm the one who's always pushing the limit. And he wouldn't listen to me when I tried to correct him, and he wouldn't listen to my aunt when she tried to correct him, so…fuck him.
In fact, fuck most grown-ups. They just CAN'T understand me–not because they were teenagers so long ago, but rather, because they weren't teenagers like me. I'm extremely reserved, cynical, sarcastic, into the environment, fairly politically aware, non-materialistic…the list goes on. And I don't feel like dealing with stupid, insensitive adults who can't and won't understand my plight. I feel like the only ones who ever try to understand are teachers, and that's because they must think there's something terribly wrong with me. I just have an anxiety disorder, though. I'm normal; I just get really worked up when I have to socialize. And then I dwell on it for days or weeks or years, replaying whatever could have gone wrong. No big deal.
Anyway. I'm going to bed.
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EEEP. you have to call or something when you get here, i haven't seen you since JULY. ='[


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The Cannes Festival has released plenty of show business news lately, but perhaps the most intriguing is the rumor that The Greatest Showman may have its sights set on a Broadway adaptation in place of a sequel.
The smash-hit musical about American showman P.T. Barnum graced silver screens at the end of 2017. Rumors are now circulating that a Broadway project is in development.
On May 11, the British newspaper The Sun revealed the stage musical adaptation would likely take the place of any sequel or spin-off and would debut in New York City, where the film's star, Hugh Jackman, lives with his family.
This would not be the first major musical based around the life of P.T. Barnum. A musical adaptation titled simply Barnum debuted on Broadway in 1980 at the St. James Theatre, then moved to West End London.
When asked about the prospect of a stage version, Benj Pasek, who co-wrote The Greatest Showman's songs, said there have been talks of pursuing the story beyond its feature film.
"We're really thinking about whatever else could happen with this piece and with these songs, these performances," he said. "How can we get it to those people who have championed it and who have, in a way, made it theirs? How can we give something else back to them?"
While there hasn't been any information released on how many of the film's original cast members would appear in the Broadway adaptation, some actors (most notably Keala Settle, who plays the Bearded Lady) have Broadway backgrounds.
There's also no word yet on how involved Tony award-winner Jackman would be, but considering his love for musicals, it certainly seems possible he might feature on the stage.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Jackman revealed plans for a musical adaptation have been in talks since before the film was completed. "There was a discussion at one point in the eight-year journey of this movie of maybe going live first," he said.
Jackman also revealed he believes the musical would work best on stage, particularly after having witnessed co-star Settle sing live. "When Keala Settle got up, stood in the middle of a room and sang 'This Is Me,' with no makeup, no nothing, no anything, there was not a dry eye in the house," he said. "The musical really works live."
Despite lukewarm reception from critics, the movie was a box office success and went on to earn more than $431 million worldwide. Its soundtrack has continued to top the charts months after the film left theaters. Just this week, the Showman soundtrack was named the U.K.'s No. 1 album, earning its 15th non-consecutive week at the top of the charts.
Read our review of The Greatest Showman by clicking here. If you have seen The Greatest Showman and would like to rate/review it, click here. ~Caitlyn Clancey


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Metro Market Update: Second Quarter 2015
7 Aug 15
South Australia's real estate market continues to break records with a new median price recorded of $428, 250 said the Real Estate Institute of South Australia (REISA).
Following the release of the Valuer General's median house price data for the 2015 June quarter, REISA President, Mr Greg Moulton said that the latest figures showed a 0.76% increase in median price for metropolitan Adelaide over the last quarter and an impressive 2.45% over the same period last year.
"It is great news that the median house price continues its steady increase and once again, has posted a record result. It is evidence of the strength of the underlying fundamentals of the real estate market and even more pleasing is the fact that it clearly demonstrates that purchasers are willing to pay a premium – and transparent price for a property"
"The 2014 reforms to the legislation made the entire real estate transaction more transparent than ever and this is clearly being shown out in the marketplace"
"It is also testament to the fact that vendors are being more realistic in their pricing and the good results in vendor discounting and time on market reflects this" Mr Moulton said.
In the June quarter, 3, 038 houses settled across the Adelaide metropolitan area which is down from the same period last year and the previous quarter. Across the entire State, sales were also down from the same period last year.
"It is certainly true that we would have liked to see the settlement of more sales but given South Australia's current employment conditions and the record cold temperatures, perhaps this result is inevitable. However, I am encouraged by the fact that there is still a solid volume of properties turning over so that is a good thing" Mr Moulton said.
Suburbs which have seen the largest growth over a 12 month period were Largs North, Somerton Park and Richmond. Other big movers included Warradale, Aberfoyle Park and Munno Para West.
Top selling suburbs in terms of recorded sales over the June quarter were the long reigning Number 1 Morphett Vale and newcomers Mawson Lakes and Paralowie.
"Once again, the top performers in sales and growth can be categorised as those in more affordable areas which offer opportunities for development and first home buyers and those close to the beach which offer lifestyle, seachange or retirement choices" Mr Moulton said.
More broadly, the quarterly statistics showed that the median house price across South Australia stayed at $390,000 which represented a 2.63% increase over the same period last year"
The unit and apartment market showed a slight decrease in median price compared to the same quarter last year. Sales were also down from the same period last year.
"While it would have been good to have registered a greater increase in sales this quarter, the key fundamentals are strong. The median price continues to break records, vendor discounting is down and the time on market is improving"
Vendors and purchasers seem to be approaching the real estate marketplace with optimism tempered by caution, but it is good that vendors are being realistic in their pricing and purchasers are willing to pay for the property that they want. This is the perfect real estate transaction" Mr Moulton said.
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|Scientific name: Turdus pilaris
|Length: 25 cm
|Status: Winter visitor, rare breeder
|Wingspan: 39-42 cm
|Breeding pairs: 1-2
|Weight: 80-120 g
|Wintering birds: 720,000
|Conservation status: Red
Description: Fieldfares are large thrushes. Male and female fieldfares look similar except the female is duller and browner.
Male fieldfares have a blue-grey crown, nape and rump, a chestnut brown back and a black tail. The breast is buff with black speckles and the underwing is white.
Juvenile fieldfares are duller without a grey head.
Nesting: Fieldfares build cup-shaped nests from grass, moss and twigs and lined with mud.
The eggs are smooth and glossy and pale blue with reddish speckles. Females incubate the eggs for 11-14 days and the young fledge the nest at 12-16 days.
Feeding: Fieldfares' diets consist of worms, snails and insects. They will also eat fruit particularly windfalls.
Where to see them: Fieldfares begin to arrive in the UK in October and they begin to return from March. You may see some as late as May.
The can be spotted in the countryside alongside hedges and fields. They may venture into gardens during the winter when snow covers the ground.
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Sign Language Interpreting in Europe, 2016 edition
Although the sign language interpreter profession has undergone considerable changes since the last publication of 'Sign Language Interpreting in Europe' in 2012, many challenges remain.
The ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) by the EU in 2010 calls for fundamental change. The EU now must implement the UNCRP in all EU member states and make society accessible for all EU citizens. So far, twenty-seven EU member states have ratified the UNCRPD, leaving Ireland as the last member state to undertake ratification. One of the important elements of the UNCRPD is the recognition of the national sign languages. So far, twenty-three EU member states have recognized their national sign language(s). Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands still have to follow suit.
In order to make society accessible for sign language users, we need qualified, trained, and properly remunerated sign language interpreters. There is still a considerable shortage in most countries and regions participating in this survey. For example, in Croatia there are not enough qualified and trained interpreters; Finland reports a shortage of interpreters in rural areas. There are also countries which require more interpreters with specialized skills, such as working from a foreign spoken language, or expertise and skills in mental health settings. In addition, survey respondents indicate that there are not enough trained and qualified interpreters for deafblind persons throughout Europe.
Overall, governments are increasingly aware that equal access implies that governments recognize and implement the right to qualified interpreting services. In some countries this right is ensured through legislation or regulations. However, the legal right to an interpreter does not necessarily provide full access to education, justice, employment, healthcare, and leisure activities. The interpreters need to be formally trained, registered through a continuous quality monitoring system, and must be paid proportionally to their training, expertise, experience, and skills. The majority of the countries surveyed provide some form of training, but often there is no qualification or registration ensuring that deaf persons have a qualified interpreter.
The enduring challenge is to see interpreters invest in training, acquire qualification, and work as professionals, not just now but well into the future. Governments should acknowledge and support this. In many countries and regions sign language interpreting is still not perceived or recognized as a profession. Governments should consider sign language interpreter services an economic investment. After all, making education and employment accessible to deaf persons through qualified and trained sign language interpreting will increase active participation and satisfactory life fulfillment of citizens to their society.


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Best Skincare Routine
We all crave for beautiful, healthy skin. But, that should not come at an expense. We all have ingredients right now in our kitchen that we can use to achieve the perfect skin. The best skincare routine is easy and should not be complicated. Here are some of the commonly found ingredients in our home that can help us get that glowing skin.
Rose Water: Rosewater has been used throughout history by women around the world. Rose water is one of the most fantastic beauty product that you can include in your beauty regimen. Rose water is excellent for skin care routine for oily skin; Its anti-inflammatory properties can help to soothe irritated skin and itchy scalp.
Here are some benefits to suing Rose Water
Tighten and brighten skin
Rosewater helps to de-puff your eyes
Soothe irritated skin
Tone your skin
It has Anti-aging properties
Pamper yourself with a rosewater bath
Honey: Honey is naturally antibacterial, so it's perfect for treating the skin if you have skin issues such as acne. Raw honey is great if you are looking to adopt a natural skin care regimen. It is also an incredible source of antioxidant which helps slow down the signs of aging, it is anti-wrinkle, and contributes to treating fine lines.
Ice Cube: Ice cubes can help to reduce pimples and inflammation on the skin. Also, use ice cubes to boost circulation to give your skin a glowy and plump look. If you forget to apply sunscreen and your skin suffers from the sunburn, Ice cubes can help soothe your skin. One of the best reasons to use ice cube is to help de-puff baggy under eyes. Ice cubes also do an excellent job of exfoliating and helping to reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
Lemon Water: One main reason people opt for lemon water is to lose weight or help maintain their current weight, but do you know that lemon water can help boost your energy and mood (ditch your morning coffee full of caffeine,) rejuvenate skin and heal your body naturally. It also aids in digestion and detoxification of the body. If you ask me, these are quite excellent for drinking lemon water at least once a day.
Detox Tea: Get gorgeous, clear, and glowing skin with detox tea. The selling points for most detox teas is to help detoxify your body from harmful toxins that have accumulated over a period of time. Detox tea will help to gently clear the liver, kidneys, gallbladder of all toxins. This clearing will help promote beautiful and radiant skin. Opt for teas such as green tea, chamomile tea, dandelion tea, and hibiscus tea.
What natural ingredient do you use for your skin that you swear by?
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A Celebration of Community Events – Saturday 13 MAY 2017…
The annual Cooroy Fusion Festival is a celebration of local artists, entertainers, artisans, food, community groups and much more. In 2017 it will be held on Saturday 13th May from 9.30am – 3pm.
The festival is held in the Mill Place precinct in front of Cooroy Library and is dominated by the Cooroy Bendigo Bank Entertainment Tent where last year local artists such as AYLA and the Hi-Boys performed live on stage and Geckoes wildlife presentation let you get up close and personal with a slippery friend or two.
Cooroy Library housed classes, presentations and demonstrations all day ranging from Tai-Chi for the young at heart to Lego for the kids and their was a great literary component with a book sale and authors signings.
A fusion of tastes was catered for by our more than 20 different food stalls and our Artisans market showcases local products and entrepreneurs.
Many of the local community groups were present to showcase their activities plus their was the Annual Noosa Orchid Society Mothers Day Show and The Cooroora Woodworkers shows running concurrently to visit.
The Cooroy Fusion Festival really does have something for everyone so make sure you save the date for a great family day out. We look forward to seeing you there!
Cooroy Fusion Festival
9:30am - 3:00pm
13 May 2017
Mill Place Precinct, Cooroy
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Genesis 3:8-11 - When the cool evening breezes were blowing, the man and his wife heard the Lord God walking about in the garden. So they hid from the Lord God among the trees. 9 Then the Lord God called to the man, "Where are you?" 10 He replied, "I heard you walking in the garden, so I hid. I was afraid because I was naked." 11 "Who told you that you were naked?" the Lord God asked.
Genesis 2:25 - Now the man and his wife were both naked, but they felt no shame.
The Veneer of Vulnerability
The reality is we are afraid of true intimacy because we're afraid they're going to hurt me.
Fear is the enemy of vulnerability
Fear leads to lack of trust
…Lack of trust leads to a lack of exposure
……Lack of exposure means we're not going to be known.
Spend so much of our relationship time hiding the true us
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Monday, October 27, 2008
If we could be twice young and twice old we could correct all our mistakes. (Euripides)
In an earlier blog I said that my fellow-pupils in primary school were generally well behaved. That was true also in secondary, although sometimes we were high-spirited and ready for a bit of nonsense.
There were quite a number of teachers with whom we would never consider stepping out of line. However, the science teacher was a poor old soul (he seemed very old to us), and a favourite ploy with some boys (not me, sir) was to turn on a Bunsen burner and blow into it. The result was that the burner which the old fellow was using to demonstrate an experiment, would go out. On another occasion someone attached an iron clamp to the back of his jacket, and he strolled round the classroom with it hanging like a tail behind.
If any of my classmates ever played truant, I wasn't aware of it. I must tell you however that some of us for a time managed to "plunk" gym. Nobody really enjoyed the gym periods, for we seemed to spend most of the time running round the room. I think the idea was mine, and one day 2 of 3 of us, instead of attending, went to a rarely used small room next to the ladies staff room where we passed the time doing homework. We weren't missed and the following week more boys joined us in our little hideaway.
This continued and the number of escapees grew each week. It bacame obvious that the gym teacher wasn't interested in whether we attended or not. It was also obvious that the more people who gather in a small room, the noisier it will be. The din was heard in the ladies staff room, questions were asked, and unsatisfactory answers given. Surprisingly no punishment followed (I think the Head knew that the gym teacher was really no use), but from then on we had to attend the gym class.
This still life is "Apples and Jar" by Samuel Peploe 1871-1935. Born in Edinburgh he was one of the four Scottish Colourists.
Last week one of his paintings was sold for £529,250.
I've been told that I could talk before I could walk. My mother used to recall the occasion we were visiting a friend's home. The lady took me up in her arms, and pointing out the window towards the railway said, "Look, there's a choo-choo". To which I replied, "No, no! That's a train!"
When I was about 10 or 11, I produced my first blog - 8 handwritten pages of drawings, jokes, short stories, puzzles and family news. My magazine must have had a name, but I've no idea what it was. Members of my mother's family were persuaded to part with a penny for the privilege of borrowing it for a few days, and it was such a success that I followed it up with a second edition even better than the first. It was returned to me with the front cover marked where egg yolk had been spilled.
I was upset! I was horrified! I was blazing mad!
I produced no more.
A few years later my next major opus was to be an opera. The short overture was quickly completed - a very sombre beginning on double basses which merged unexpectedly into a bright 6/8 march. The first scene was a forest glade where a boy and his sister would have a duet followed by a minuet-like dance. And that's as far as I got. The unfinished song began with the boy -"O sister dear, come o-o-over here". Thankfully I can't remember any more.
For many years Lou Preager and his band were the main attraction at Hammersmith Palais de Danse, from where they made regular broadcasts. In 1945 in collaboration with the BBC he organised a "Write A Song" contest with a major prize for the winner. By that time I had made up quite a few tunes, and I thought "This is my big chance!"
I chose one of my compositions, tidied it up a bit and wrote it down on manuscript as neatly as I could. My effort was a slow waltz called "You're not to blame" (with words which I've no intention of quoting here), and I sent it off.
Yes, that was the last I heard of it! What was the song that won? A quick waltz written by two middle-aged ladies Eily Beadell and Nell Tollerton. Here it is, sung by Paul Rich with the Lou Preagar band.
A mother was washing her baby one night,
The poor little thing was a terrible sight,
The poor little thing was so skinny and thin,
It was really a skeleton covered with skin.
The mother she turned for the soap on the rack,
She was only a minute but when she got back,
The baby was gone and in anguish she cried
"O where is my baby?" and the angels replied:
"Your baby's gone down the plug-hole,
Your baby's gone down the plug,
The poor little thing was so skinny and thin
It should have been washed in a jug".
This photo of my father's family was probably taken about 1916
Back Row: John b1900, my father Robert b1893, Charlie (Charlotte) b1896, George b1892, and Jean b1898
Front Row: Lizzie (Elizabeth) b1905, Grandma (Charlotte) b1865, Walter b1910, Grandpa (John) b1868 and Isa (Isobel) b1900
John and Isa were twins -the only twins that I know of in the wider family.
Have you noticed that my father and Charlie have their pinkies linked?
Finally, looking forward to Guy Fawkes Night and Bonfires, a cautionary limerick written by Herbert Langford Reed, 1889-1954
There was a young man of Herne Bay
Who was making some fireworks one day,
But he dropped his cigar
In a gunpowder jar,
There WAS a young man of Herne Bay.
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A recent guest editorial in this paper talked about how important it is for everything to be as historic in character as some of our buildings: sidewalks, lamp posts, etc. The writer claimed that cobblestones instead of asphalt are important to the city�s economic development. He claimed that going back in time, using materials that were used in Newport�s early history, is the reason that tourists visit Newport.
It may not surprise you that I have another take on that.
First of all, I believe that tourists come to Newport for many reasons. Certainly, the historic buildings are among those reasons, but Newport has so much more to offer. The beaches, sailing, music and the only tennis tournament on grass courts on the ATP tour are big draws. In fact, I believe that these events are much bigger contributors to the economy of Newport and all of Rhode Island than creating a scene that looks historic ever could be.
So, besides the fact that it sells the city short, the point of view that says we need to go back in time and use materials that have long been discarded as not practical and efficient in order to look historic creates barriers for a significant group of tourists � persons with disabilities. I can honestly say that I have never heard a single tourist, with or without a disability, say that he or she came here because of the cobblestones. On the other hand, I�ve heard numerous persons with disabilities and their companions say that they will never come back to Newport because of all the barriers and the businesses that are so unfriendly to them.
It really saddens me to hear people ask me how I can live in a city that is so unfriendly to persons with disabilities. Yes, that is the reputation that Newport has in the disability community. Since persons with disabilities constitute the third-largest market segment in the country, it should make you sad as well.
So I ask again, how historic do we need to be? Should we go back to a time before there was running water and electricity? Or just to a time before persons with disabilities were able to be out and about?
Examples of valuing a historic look over the people who need to navigate the area can be seen in the numerous problems with Washington Square � which I fear will be repeated on Broadway. We have invisible crosswalks that are dangerous for all pedestrians, not just those with disabilities. But then, the automobile drivers who come down the street and can�t see the sidewalks aren�t really historic either, are they?
Then there is the bluestone that is already breaking up, reminiscent of the broken bluestone sidewalks on Bellevue Avenue. Not only are they really difficult for a person in a wheelchair, I worry about other pedestrians too, especially women with high heels or people who are elderly. But maybe they are not historic enough either. Then there are those blessed (better than the adjective I can�t use because this is a family newspaper) Belgian blocks that border the sidewalks and crosswalks. They damage wheelchair wheels and the ramps from vans. They look historic, don�t they?
While these problems are only a few of the ones that make Washington Square such a difficult place to traverse, they are the ones the writer talked about protecting.
Newport does have a number of historic buildings, some of which have achieved beautiful access without destroying either the significance or the ambience of these buildings. People will come to see them as well as to participate in all the other things I mentioned above.
My vote will always be for the removal of barriers and for access for everyone. But, then, that may not be historic enough either.
Annette Bourbonniere of Newport is a member of the Newport Accessibility Advisory Committee and is involved in statewide advocacy groups for people with disabilities. Send her email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Fredericton's Motherhood have been a favourite at the Cups N Cakes Network every since Jeff & Carey saw them play Sappyfest 9 in 2014. Although the band is well known in Eastern Canada, the rest of the country is still missing out on this amazing act that fuses punk, country, psych and more into a sound that is utterly unique. With the help of their forthcoming album, Dear Bongo, 2019 will prove to be the year the rest of Canada catches up and discovers that Motherhood are one of the coolest bands in the country.
Dear Bongo, is coming out via Forward Music Group on March 1st and is available for pre-order now. Formats include 180g vinyl (mustard yellow), CD, cassette and digital download.
Today we are pleased to share with you the albums third single which is entitled "Costanza". The track is an interpretation of "Can't Hardly Stand It" by Charlie Feather and was discovered by frontman Brydon Crain via an 80's version by The Cramps.
Catch Motherhood on tour:
March 1 - Fredericton, NB: Charlotte St. Arts Centre
March 2 - Moncton, NB: Le Caveau
March 8/9 - New York, NY: New Colossus Festival
March 11 - Saratoga Springs, NY: Desperate Annie's
March 15 - Omaha, NE: The Down Under
March 16 - Kearney, NE: Gillies
March 17 - Denver, CO: Lion's Lair
March 19 - Denver, CO: 7th Circle Music Collective
March 21-23 - Boise, ID: Treefort Festival
March 24 - Portland, OR: The Firkin' Tavern
March 25 - Eugene, OR: Wandering Goat
March 26 - Portland, OR: Waypost
March 27 - Seattle, WA: Central Saloon
March 28 - Vancouver, BC: Red Gate
March 30 - Moscow, ID: Humble Burger
April 1 - Bozeman, MT: Labor Temple
April 4 - Dubuque, IO: Blu Room
April 5 - Kenosha, WI: Public Craft Brewing Co.
April 6 - London, ON: B13 The Bakers Dozen
April 7 - Indianapolis, IN: Melody Inn
April 8 - Detroit, MI: Coin House
April 10 - Toronto, ON: Monarch
April 11 - Guelph, ON: Kazoo! Fest
April 12 - Hamilton, ON: Mills Hardware
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Awards of $10,000 to USA K-12 teachers to recognize innovative projects that advance literacy and encourage students to become lifelong readers. One award will be given to a teacher who fosters a love of poetry in students and one award will be given to a teacher who inspires students to read all genres of writing.
Nominations will be reviewed based on the following criteria:
- Teachers who foster a passion and love for reading in students through programs and curriculum that are innovative, original and have measurable success. Innovative can be defined as, but not limited to, multi-media, interdisciplinary or interactive.
- Teachers who take risks in presenting books and literature to students in a unique way.
- Teachers who are committed to reluctant readers and are visionary in their methods of reaching them.
- Teachers who create distinctive programs and activities that support and promote a community of readers beyond the classroom, such as parents, community groups, and nonprofits.
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ASOS NOW is a filmic board of spontaneous fashion captured by you, on your streets, through a portal of quick, real fashion in real-time. Recording moments in your day in 3 seconds via the ASOS NOW app, and then stream it live.Now is the time to embrace the 'moving selfie' and the moving photograph. Parade your ASOS pieces proudly and discover what other fashion-forward people are wearing and doing across any city. Tap the clips to save other people's seconds for later inspiration, or shop the item seen. Promote ASOS urban attitude, energy and fun.
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Looking to spend a splendid time somewhere on your vacations this year? You should have in mind that you can take an apartment on rent and stay as much as you want. Especially,apartments for rent in Denver will be a great option for you because Colorado is one of the most entertaining State in the United States of America. What makes Denver the most cheerful place for vacations is described below? You should read everything as it is.
Wonderful beaches, lustrous white sands, bright blue skies and endless sun are the features of Colorado, the oasis of the rich and famous where travelers from all over the world migrate to for one of the best vacations imaginable. If you are planning on visiting the Denver Colorado to relax in the sun and surf, you surely want to know when the best time is to travel there. While its proximity to the equator makes it a temperate climate without snow, there are still better times of the year to travel. If you are looking to own one of the fine apartment in the Denver Co, your money will be well spent if you enjoy your property during the best times of the year.
The truthis that there is no cold season per se in Colorado, so visitors have the opportunity to appreciate the beaches all year round. However, it is the rain season from September through early October. There is a prime season for coming to Denver Colorado villas and attractions, which is October through May. Many attractions are available during this time, including whale watching, the Billfish Release Tournament and festivals, which are not available in the summer. Also, the summer months carry slightly warmer temperatures that can average in the 90s. This is unbearably hot for many visitors who choose to come in the fall, winter and spring.
The other reason why winter is a preferred time to visit to Denver is because it is a nice getaway from the cold temperature of home. Going from freezing climates to the tropical beach feel of Cabo San Lucas is the perfect break from the cold that many tourists are looking for. This being the case, it will be far more crowded if you choose to stay in your rented Denver CO real estate during these months of the year.
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Thursday, March 22, 2018
Spring back
Hello! It's been a little while since I blogged, and I've been missing this space. It seemed like my feet never touched the ground for the past couple of weeks, what with another mild illness through the house, lots of school and work commitments, and a general sense of exhaustion and irritation leading up to our first school break since Christmastime. The weeks just seemed to drag on and on; gosh, it was really starting to feel stressful. But we're officially on Spring Break as of today, and so far, I've spent most of the day doing virtually nothing, which has been fantastic. I did sort some pajamas and other clothes for the children, as I'm in the process of changing their drawers over to warm-weather clothes. I also emptied the dishwasher, and straightened up my desk and my yarn bins in the office closet. But that's it - today is my day off. I only have to drive somebody somewhere once today, and it isn't until late afternoon. The weather is beautiful today and the small Bears have been outside since they finished breakfast. I'm reading and crocheting, mostly. Sometimes, mild lassitude is the only right answer.
Are you ready for Easter and/or Passover? I think I am. I've acquired the basket candy, and I have the other small trinkets ready. I know what I'll be cooking, but haven't bought any food yet; I'll do that toward the end of next week. We may have some guests for Easter dinner, unusual for us. I've invited my friend and her daughter, who is friends with the GB, to join us. I'm always happy to have extra people over for holiday meals. The coming week will see us mostly relaxing at home and getting the yard finished up for spring and summer. There are some sprinkler-system repairs to do, and plenty of pruning and raking. We've worked all winter on various things, but it's never done. I'm looking forward to spending time outside and taking walks and going to the park.
I'm enjoying spring-ish cooking lately. I made a really good frittata recently, a variation on my standard recipe involving a little meat, a little cheese, and whatever veggies are on hand. This one had some leftover salmon we'd smoked ourselves, with some onion, chopped dill, and little dollops of cream cheese. It was delicious! I make a lot of frittatas, especially in warmer weather. We have been getting about two eggs a day from the hens for the last few weeks, so I'm always looking for ways to use eggs in our meals. When I make a frittata, I use a well-seasoned cast-iron skillet. I brush the bottom and sides with a little olive oil. I saute the vegetables, whatever they are, in about a tablespoon of butter in the skillet, add the (pre-cooked) meat, then I pour in six lightly beaten eggs, letting the eggs cook a little on the stove top, until the edges are set. Then I put the skillet in a 375 degree oven for about 20 minutes, until the center of the frittata is set and the top is lightly browned. I don't like to use the broiler for frittatas; my broiler is hard to control and the frittata will burn on top before it's cooked through. So I experimented with oven-baking and this is what works for me. I use all different combinations of ingredients. Frittatas are good hot or cold, and are especially nice with some boiled baby potatoes and a green salad.
We also made granola recently. I was looking for a low-sugar, low-fat recipe and came across Nutty Granola by Ellie Krieger, which turned out so nicely. I have made a few of her recipes before and always liked them. I've mostly made things I've seen on her Create TV show, Ellie's Real Good Food; her Forbidden Rice Bowls have been a particular hit around here. I like her recipes because they're healthy without being boring, and she uses very basic, easy-to-find ingredients (on the Create show, you can tell a lot of them come from Trader Joe's, which is one of my two main places to buy groceries, so usually easy-peasy for me to get whatever she's using). The granola was so nice; there's just a small amount of maple syrup for sweetening and structure, so it's really nice on yogurt or as cereal with milk and fruit. And the recipe was so simple - the small Bears did most of it themselves.
I've been feeling very self-conscious about my eyebrows lately. Surely, you've noticed the trend toward heavy eyebrows over the past few years. I haven't thought about my eyebrows much since I was about fifteen years old, when I started tweezing them in the style of the time. That style is way over now, though, so for the past year, I've been letting my eyebrows grow in. It's so hard to resist the temptation to pluck them after what, almost 25 years of it! It's been almost as hard as when I resolved to quit biting my nails. I don't think I'll ever have the luxuriant eyebrows of today's fashionable people, though; they were never naturally thick to begin with, and I'm sure all the years of plucking hasn't helped. I did buy an eyebrow brush, which makes a huge difference. I'm so not interested in using makeup on them. I'll just keep resisting the tweezers and using my brush. I never dreamed I would spend so much time thinking about my eyebrows, noticing other people's eyebrows, watching videos about eyebrows. I'm actually really sick of eyebrows.
My hexagon crocheting continues. I've made - and joined - about half of the hexes I want for this blanket. I think I may put it on our bed when we start using our lighter-weight quilt soon. I'm sad to report that Maybelle has seen very little use, but I'm actually less disappointed about that than I thought I would be by the end of this winter. When I finished Maybelle in November, I expected to use it on the bed with our new comforter, which is very thick and warm (honestly a bit too warm on many nights during the mild winter we just had). Maybelle was more than we needed, warmth-wise, and also a bit difficult to use because it's so large. Maybe it would be better used as a family blanket; three of us can sit under it with room to spare. If the hex blanket turns out nicely, I might make that the bed blanket instead. Or I'll move them around as needed. Really, it's hard to go wrong. I still love Maybelle, and have a lot of good associations with it from the eight months I spend crocheting it, but it may not be right for its intended purpose after all. It's totally okay, though, because we'll always have a home for a big blanket.
I probably should start thinking about lunch for me and the outdoorspeople, so I'll let you go. I hope you have a great weekend, and hopefully good weather to enjoy where you are. I know how tired of snow you must be in some parts of the country, and maybe elsewhere too. May the sun shine and springtime weather take over very soon.
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Lovely photos as always Jennifer. Your blanket is looking good, the beauty of your Maybelle blanket is that you had the pleasure of making it. The crochet blanket that I made - (Attic 24 Moorland) is 'at home' in the lounge. It's a single blanket and selfishly I like to see it.ReplyDelete
I'm not sure about the whole eyebrow thing. Years ago I used to have mine waxed neatly, boy did it hurt but it was worth it to be neat and tidy. I now have laser treatment (not near my eyes / brows) for upper lip, chin. All I can say is wow! painful but only momentarily. The laser clinic tell me plucking and epilating encourage more regrowth. Incidentally the laser only works only dark hair and not white ones. Interesting conversation, hope you get the look you're after. Cathy x
Whau! Spring is already there and we are still full of snow here in ND. We will get a big storm tonight and tomorrow and it's sad since we are starting to melt a bit. The flowering trees are gorgeous! I love the way the hexagon blanket looks. I wonder what is your preferred method of join them. I have never joined squares or hexagons so I am intimidated by it. Wishing a wonderful weekend!ReplyDelete
We're fond of frittatas, I haven't tried cream cheese in one, that does sound delicious. Lovely photos of the blossom on the trees, it still feels like winter here xxReplyDelete
It's looking so beautiful in your neck of the woods! I love the blooms and the mountains, and also the chickens and Girl Bear! Your crocheting is lovely.ReplyDelete
Lovely to read your news. Best wishesReplyDelete
I know what you mean about eyebrows! I have never really done anything to mine, although I seem to remember I went to a salon once to have them shaped. But a couple of weeks ago my manager suggested to me that I dye my eyebrows and I have been noticing what other people's look like ever since!ReplyDelete
That blossom is beautiful, spring is here at last, though I shouldn't speak too soon as we're forecast another icy blast again over Easter. I hope you're all feeling better now after your bout of illness, the break will be just what you need so enjoy it.ReplyDelete
You have me worrying about my eyebrows now, they are clearly all wrong for this season. Frittatas are a great way of using up odd bits and bobs aren't they, you have reminded me how good they are. I think I shall make one next week. I hope you have a lovely weekend. We are still waiting for spring here. CJ xxReplyDelete
Beautiful photos! Thanks for the Frittata recipe -- and reminder -- it's been a long time since I've made one. Do you ever put your potatoes in the frittata? And I looked up the rice bowls -- they look wonderful too -- thanks for the mention! As for eyebrows - I think the new bushy trend just looks dumb. Obviously, that's just me LOL. Have a good weekend!ReplyDelete
nice to hear from you! Hope you had a peaceful week! It's nice to have blankets around, I love that too!ReplyDelete
Phew gald you are OK. Great to hear from you. We are having a resurgence on omlettes too - I have been sticking with it for 10 years and the little ones are eating them now in fact Heidi can make them herself. We are still very cold here so as much as I want to swap my clothes over I am stuck with tights for a little longer. Have a good weekend. Jo xReplyDelete
I know what you mean - I've been feeling super busy and kinda tired and just very ready for my daughter's spring break to begin. She has to finish up a big geography project this weekend that is due on Monday for the geography fair this Thursday, which is also the last day of school before spring break begins... Yay!!! I can hardly wait for a much needed break form the day to day routine/school/homework. Really looking forward to no schedule and some down time. We are staying in town for Easter this year and having brunch with my family. Also, planning a few day trips and maybe a playdate. Glad to hear you are enjoying some down time. It's so nice to have from time to time. That is the sweetest picture of your children together. I bet they are good friends, too. I also love to watch Create TV. I watch it most nights before I go to bed. I love all the cooking and travel shows. Anyway, I hope you have a great weekend! We are ready for spring to fully arrive here, it's still chilly and we are expecting a cold, rainy weekend. I hope Easter weekend will be more spring like!ReplyDelete
Spring certainly seems to be taking its time arriving this year and we are forecast yet more snow this weekend although you wouldn't think it looking at the sky and warm weather we are enjoying today. Hope you and yours enjoy the spring break.ReplyDelete
Funny that, I have been thinking about eyebrows lately. It started when I noticed that my daughter Annie has been plucking hers. Mine used to be all bushy and thick, just as is the fashion now but many years of plucking seemed to have reduced the growth. I hope you find peace with your eye brows :-)ReplyDelete
It looks lovely in your part of the world, so much blossom already! We still have frosty mornings and it is rather cold during the days, too. The buds on our fruit trees only just started forming. Thank you for the oven frittata trick, I shall try this out soon. Mine always burn at the bottom and don't cook through on the top (using the frying pan on the gas hob). Have a lovely week! I hope you continue to feel all relaxed and happy xx
Oh lovely cherry blossoms. This is going to be our first year without our cherry blossom trees and I miss them.ReplyDelete
I am blessed in the eyebrow department.. when the thinner arched brows were in style it was quite a pain with all the tweezeing.. now I can just embrace them as they are with a light plucking :)
Enjoy your break.
It's always so fun to catch up with you Jennifer. I love the Cherryblossom photo and the girl bear with her chicken. Your life is so busy and full these days. I know I don't have to remind you to cherish them all. Your Hexie blanket is looking beautiful.ReplyDelete
I have never plucked my eyebrows. Actually I've never done anything with my eyebrows. :-) I don't wear any make up. That's what happens when you get older! Ha ha! Enjoy your spring break my friend. Rest, relax and enjoy the moment. Blessings, Betsy
The blossom is stunning! I love that shade of pink so much, it always makes me think of spring. Your hexagon crochet also looks wonderful, although a long project!ReplyDelete
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13th June 2015 – Dubai, UAE
The heat engulfed, encapsulated, every inch of my skin,
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I have already been through Dubai on this project once, and clicked almost every possible angle of it, from old souks to parks to tall buildings. So, I was unsure what to see for the day. Yet, staying inside was not an option.
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The choice was made easier because of the fact that they had air-conditioning inside.
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