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La Pourcatiero 3.3Km
"La Pourcatiero" is a charming and unique guest house with swimming pool sunny terraces and cool spots in the shade.Surounded by flowers.It has lovely and suite bedrooms.
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Chez Dyna 7.9Km
Chez Dyna is a charming old restored maison de Maitre in the centre of Alaigne, a medieval village close to Carcassonne. It is an ideal location to base your exploration of the Cathar country. Chez Dyna is less than half an hour to both the magical city of Carcassonne, the only fortified town in Europe still inhabited; and the spiritual hilltop village of Rennes-le-Chateau, site of many Holy Grail excavations. Chez Dyna is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day exploring the city. Chez Dyna has been awarded three stars by the independent Clévacances organisation for the high standard of its B&B rooms. All rooms are en suite facilities with tea / coffee making facilities. Chez Dyna also offers a newly refurbished very pretty adjoining gite (cottage) for weekly rental. We aim to offer guests a friendly, stress free stay with the possiblilty to blend self contained gite accommodation with b & b. We can be flexible about the duration of stay as well as the day of arrival and departure. We welcome you to have a look at our website
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Domaine La Médecine 8.9Km
Winegrower's house in a green, based 25 km from the city of Carcassonne and 12 km from Limoux, capital of the stew. Many sites to visit in the area, many recreational hiking, canyoning. Two nice rooms: one for 2 people, the other 2 or 3 people, bathroom and toilet pool and wifi.
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Domaine du Bourdil .. 9.4Km
Two independent apartments, refurbished to a high standard, in a 16th century farmhouse with heated swimming pool. Set in 8 acres of rolling meadows on the edge of the medieval village of Chalabre in the heart of Cathar country. A countryside setting but within walking distance of a full range of village shops and restaurants. Close to Mirepoix, Lavelanet et Limoux.
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Chambres D'Hôtes La.. 14.4Km
2 air-conditioned rooms in the countryside with heated pool
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Le GRANJOU : nid do.. 17.8Km
At the foot of the Pyrenees Cathar Ariège in a quiet, tranquil environment outdoors and in the countryside, comfortable barn with exposed beams and stones. Within a radius of 50 km, you will find plenty to occupy both on sunny days than rainy days (natural sites, prehistoric, medieval historical, cultural or sports activities). Only 3 km from Lavelanet, you'll find everything you need in everyday life. atypical house in the countryside for 4 people maximum, WE 40 / day (minimum 3 days)
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Belrepayre airstrea.. 18.2Km
BelRepayre is a property of 23ha on the top of a hill, surrounded by forest with a fantastic view of the Pyrenees Mountains. Quiet, away from it all but to much. Our passions : nature, circus and vintage vehicles. one old farm house and 12 american vintage aluminium trailer to rent. Lots of space, freedom and fun.
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Gîte écologique pré.. 18.8Km
A few kilometers from the medieval city of Carcassonne and the outlet of the Upper Aude Valley Eco-Cottage VEDA can be rented by the week or weekend to spend some days in a preserved site, quiet relaxing and recharging it.
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Joli Jardin Chambre.. 18.8Km
Pretty garden Is a comfortable, home from home, where you are made very welcome during your stay in Belesta Which is a lovely area to visit with your family to explore the castles, lakes, mountains, walks, etc. ideal for cycling, motorbikes Just so much to do for all the family.
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La Cortanela 19.0Km
At La Cortanela Chris and Tricia will welcome you into their home built in 2007. La Cortanela provides the opportunity to enjoy a luxury Bed and Breakfast. You will be staying in the guest room of our beautiful new home situated 2kms from Limoux (Aude) set up high, with a commanding view of The Pyrenees. We are offering 1 spacious light and very comfortable room, wet room en suite, double bed, 2 comfortable chairs, tea tray, your own terrace with table and 2 chairs, wifi free, television and dvd player. Very importantly you have your own access. You will be served a comprehensive breakfast, consisting of bread, croissants, fresh seasonal fruits, cheese, yogurts, compotes and jam. This is usually served on a terrace overlooking the Pyrenees. Don't forget our fine swimming pool, and adjoining there is table tennis, cycling machine and fridge.
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Domaine Thomson 19.0Km
Domaine Thomson is a lovely guesthouse in the Ariege region of the Pyrenees, with ensuite bedrooms, huge swimming pool, outdoor terrace, free wifi, opportunities for walking, horseriding, cycling, Castles of the Cathar country, vineyard tour and winetasting. 15 mins drive Mirepoix, 1 hour drive from both Toulouse and Carcassonne airports. Open for B&B September until June; open for giant gite (sleeps 12) July and August.
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La Maison de Sabine 20.0Km
SSabine welcomes you in a mansion from 1882 , recently renovated, in the center of the town of Lavelanet in the heart of the country of Olmes and the Cathar castles. We offer 3 guest rooms , just 15 minutes from Montsegur Castle , the center of the Cathars and 30 minutes from the family ski resort of Olmes Mountains . Relax in one of our rooms furnished with sophistication and where you will find all modern comforts . 18 m² to 30 m² each room has its own bathroom and separate wc private .
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La Braudigue 20.3Km
Room all comfort (20m2 area; separate entrance, bathroom and toilet private; bed 140cm + Bench 2X90 bed, and TV-DVD; lounge, library, games) in a house at the foot of a village typical of Malpère
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Domaine de Gach 21.8Km
Old mansion in the countryside. The guest rooms in the mansion.
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2 Houses for sale currently used as b&b and gites.
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Maison de Mickael 23.0Km
ROOMS and STUDIOS from 45 euros for two persons from 280 euros for two persons/week
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à vendre 562,000 23.0Km
This exeption spacious house was built around the year 1800 and benefited from a very wide garden in front and behind the house which is unusual for a house.
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Chambre D'hôte à Ve.. 23.1Km
2 Houses for sale currently used as b&b and gites.
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Château de la Prade 23.1Km
Lost among the cool shadows of tall sunlit trees, biside the languid waters of the Cananl du Midi, is a place of understated elegance and refinement. The 19th-century house is more domaine than château, though the vineyards have long gone. It sits in 12 acres... formal hedges, fine trees, ornamental railings. Dinner is served on pink cloths, breakfasts are a treat, bedrooms have tall windows, polished floors, an immaculate, uncluttered charm. Half a mile from the road to Carcassonne but so peaceful.
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Clos Alexaur 24.2Km
For your comfort, each room, uniquely decorated, has a bathroom and toilet, a very comfortable bed, a hairdryer, a welcome set ( shampoo, shower gel, soap), bathroom linen, a hospitality tray with tea, coffee, biscuits ..., a flat screen TV and WiFi internet access. We freely available to our guests, Baby equipment: high chair, folding cot and bottle warmer.
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Le Paradis d'Anny 24.2Km
just come and feel like in heaven!!! i am waiting for you!!! 10 minutes from the beautiful castle of carcassonne and only 30 minutes from the haute valle de l aude . you can find every things you want!
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Maison L'Orchidée 24.7Km
Maison L'Orchidee is a bed and breakfast or b&b. Chambres d'hotes and we are in the village of Saint Hilaire, offering accommodation for holidays in the south france. We have a variety of comfortable and versatile holiday accommodation. . With tasteful decor and large beds for relaxing , Ceiling fans for summer cooling and Centrally heated for comfort in winter All rooms are en suite with showers and have Sat TV with DVD, Tea Coffee making in rooms. The Rustque suite has a Large Spa bath fitted. Our dining room has individual tables for two and four people and can take fifteen. All prices include continental breakfast . Evening Meals are available as an extra and have proved very popular Plus Special off season bargain deals. The South of France climate, Mediaeval Cathar Castles, Languedoc-Roussillon history & geography. Visits to local vineyards. Restaurants to suit every gastronomic experience. So much to enjoy and see when you take holidays in the Aude and Languedoc-Roussillon region of the south of France. some of the most romantically inspiring views.
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La Belle Vie 26.7Km
In the middle of a village surrounded by vineyards near the Canal du Midi and 5 minutes from Carcassonne we offer three guest rooms for two, three or four people, with swimming pool, private parking, wifi, nice garden, gourmet breakfasts and quiet
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La Riviere Lune 28.4Km
The Chambres d'hotes stands in 1/4 acre of land and is set back from the main D117 road which heads towards Perpignan through the Pierre-Lys Gorge. The River Aude runs behind the property separated by a path and the relaxing sound of the river can be heard from the grounds. We have a swimming pool 10x4m with decking and sun loungers. Tables and chairs are provided in the garden and on the balcony for anyone wishing to take breakfast alfresco. You are welcome to pick fruit from our trees when the fruit is in abundance.
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L'envolée 28.6Km
Bed and breakfast in Aude between Perpignan and Carcassonne. 5 charming guestrooms with romantic decor and one independent cottage
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Le Jardin des Gorge.. 28.7Km
Situated in the heart of the magnificent cathar country, at the doors of the majestic peaks of the Défilé de la Pierre Lys, our 5 rooms with Mediterranean character promise you a quiet, comfortable and beautiful stay.
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Les Eaux Tranquille.. 29.0Km
No children under 14 years. Les Eaux Tranquilles Chambres D'hôtes opened in 2001 in Belvianes et Cavirac 50km south of Carcassonne and 55km North of Perpignan and is centrally located within the heart of Cathar Country in the Aude Languedoc region of (SW) France. Les Eaux Tranquilles sits in 2 acres of park bordered by the river Aude with the Pyrenees Mountains forming a dramatic backdrop. Les Eaux Tranquilles is centrally located for both Perpignan and Carcassonne international airports both within 50 minutes drive. For visitors arriving from further abroad we are approximately 1hr 40 minutes from Toulouse with direct flight to the Americas and beyond.
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La Rougeanne 29.4Km
This imposing 17th-century wine-grower's residence lies between the Canal du Midi and the Montagne Noire,in extensive leafy grounds.The five invitingly appointed bedrooms exude peace and quiet.
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Domaine de Piquotal.. 2.2Km
Ideally situated, 15kms/9 miles from Mirepoix, 21 kms/13 miles from Limoux, and 45 kms/28 miles from Carcassonne, right in the heart of Cathare country, and 1400 feet above sea level, Piquotalen, with its 1500 square metres/1800 square yards of meadows and woods, offers the ideal holiday destination for those wishing to escape the hurly burly and stress of everyday life in order to find peace, calm and the opportunity to relax. The farmhouse currently boasts 3 bedrooms (The Cathare, the Vigneronne and the Pyrenees) each with an en suite shower room. There is also a patio which catches the sun and we and our friendly animals (4 horses and 3 donkeys) as well as wild boar, deer and badgers, will do our best to make you feel at home. Piquotalen offers a warm welcome to individuals, families and groups throughout the year and is also suitable for seminars and other activities.
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Camping de La Besse 6.2Km
Camping de la Besse is situated on a hill at the edge of the Aude and the Ariege, in the heart of the Cathar Pyrenees meet.
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Domaine de Pincarde.. 7.1Km
Welcome to Domaine de Pincardel. Our beautiful home in the stunning countryside of the Languedoc. We are only 30 minutes South from Carcassonne with 2 UNESCO sites, La Cite and the Canal du Midi. And just 15 minutes from the town of Limoux, famous for its Blanquette de Limoux, the worlds first 'sparkling wine' and the Carnaval de Limoux We are an hours drive from the ski slopes of the Pyrenees and just over one hour to the beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean sea.
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Le Tresor 7.2Km
A region of Mediterranean culture, Languedoc-Roussillon is characterized by its way of life. We invite you to discover yourself, and enjoy an unforgettable stay. . . We have four bedrooms, one suite, all decorated for you to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
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Mi-rené 7.3Km
Come and enjoy a lovely holiday and discover a peaceful country near Mirepoix, medieval town between Carcassonne and the Pyrenees. You are welcomed by Rose-Marie and René at Mi-René and they will make your stay unforgetable in their authentically restaured guest house by taking care of you in many aspects and by guiding you through the cathar country. Be our guest !!
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Chez Maison Bleue 7.3Km
On the border of The Languedoc and Midi Pyrenees, lands of sunshine, mountains and castles...beautifully restored gite and b&b, 50 minutes south of Carcassonne. Do as much or as little as you wish; our ancient house nestling in the foothills of the Pyrenees offers a rural retreat for adventure seekers, nature lovers, romantics and families.
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Ferme Bochica 8.1Km
Comfortable cottage in the countryside, surrounded by vineyards, woods and wheat. Pet. Beautiful views in a peaceful atmosphere.
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Villa Rani 9.1Km
A calm and comfortable atmosphere with panoramic view, excellent Ayurvedic massages and delicious indian végétarian cuisine. Ecological house, facing south, on a one hectare property with beautiful view on the village of Donazac. Pleasant walks on the hills with view on the Pyrénées. Ideal combination for relaxing and tourism in the pays cathare.
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Chambres d'hotes de.. 9.9Km
Our Bed and Breakfast is situated in the Pyrenees, at the heart of the Cathars region, in a small village in the hills, near the Lake of Montbel. Our Guesthouse, a restored ancient house, is surrounded by a big garden.
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Domaine de la Trill.. 10.2Km
Sainte Foi
In a renovated farmhouse on an estate of 100 hectares with a breeding of sport horses and a herd of cows limousines we offer 5 guest rooms approved Gites de France 3 ears Located 3 km from the medieval town of Mirepoix in the heart of the paint Cathar, walks, visits to castles and restaurants are at your disposal
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Demeure de La Carmi.. 11.2Km
The House of Carmine is located in the bustling little town of Mirepoix. We offer rentals in the room or the entire house. The many typical shops and restaurants will delight you. The decoration of the house is refined and upscale comfort. This house completely renovated and furnished in 2015 comprises 3 levels, A private pool, steam room 2 private courtyards.
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"le Rêve de Sophie" 11.5Km
Sophie welcomes you to his old winery in the vineyards and the breathtaking view of the Pyrenees and the famous peak of Bugarach. spacious rooms in cozy country style with their adjoining private bathrooms. Private parking, garden, terrace, spa, bicycles ...
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Domaine des Tourtin.. 11.5Km
The Domain Tourtines, is located on a park of 300 hectares. In the middle of nature, come taste the calm and serenity.
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Domaine de la Borde 11.6Km
Domaine de la Borde is a family hotel located in Plavilla, a 9-minute drive from the centre of Mirepoix. It offers an outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi acces, a shared living room and a garden with a children?s playground. All rooms are individually decorated and feature a wardrobe. Some have a balcony with garden views. Guests have access to 2 shared bathrooms. A continental breakfast is served every morning at Domaine de la Borde. Meals prepared by the hosts can also be enjoyed at an extra cost. There is also a shared kitchen with dishwasher. This property offers free parking and BBQ facilities. Free bikes are available on site.
Le Moulinet 12.2Km
We offer 5 guest rooms, 1 apartment for 6 people or a cottage for 21 people. From Le Moulinet, you can visit the medieval cities (Mirepoix, Foix, Carcassonne, ...), the Cathar castles (Montsegur, Roquefixade, Puivert, Lagarde, ...), with prehistoric sites and caves Niaux Mas of Azil well as Prehistoric Park. You can also practice many sporting activities (hiking, Bike riding, skiing, karting, water sports on Lake Montbel neighbor). For children: Farm tours buffalo, reptiles and butterflies, an afternoon in the trees with tree climbing or even the discovery of forgotten trades with forges Pyrene and down the underground river Labouiche
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Le Petit Lezard 12.3Km
Located just 50 minutes from Carcassonne Airport, situated in the beautiful Ariège. We offer two beautiful newly decorated double ensuite twin bedded rooms. Breakfast is served in your room or on the terrace. With a lake nearby and plenty of mountains there is lots to see and do.
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Domaine Caraman 12.3Km
The Domaine is located near the vilage of Montreal, 18 km from the City of Carcassonne, famous for its Medieval fortress from the 12th century. This 17th century farmhouse is situated in the rural area of the Malepere, surrounded by hills and forests and spectacular views of the Pyrenees and the Collegiate Church of Montreal.
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Sous les Noyers 12.5Km
Sous les Noyers, is ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility in the heart of the Southern French countryside. Landscaped gardens covering 3 acres, a secluded swimming pool and a beautiful view over the vineyards and fields of sunflowers are some of the attractions.
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Hue le Vent 12.8Km
At the gates of Limoux, two very nice hotels on the floor of an old house in the village of La Digne d'Amont
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Le Relais des Olivi.. 12.8Km
5000m ² of land on this former coaching inn from the 17th century completely renovated, will bring you all the comfort of four well-equipped rooms. The site also features an antique shop and an art gallery. It will also allow you access to visiting the many sights and landscapes of Razes and Malepère.
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Les Amandiers 13.1Km
Welcome to Les Amandiers, a brand new luxury villa with pool and a self-contained B & B wing. Situated in the 'circulade' village of Cailhau, we are in the the wine growing area of the Aude, Languedoc Roussillon. The Aude department is particularly famous for the Cathars and the two World Heritage sites of the Canal du Midi and the medieval fortress city of Carcassonne Positioned in a large plot, we have uninterrupted views over vineyards and fields of sunflowers towards the Pyrenees and Andorra
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Les Deux Moulins Gî.. 13.7Km
The guesthouse Les Deux Moulins is an ideal, calm and warm place for your tourist and professional stays (training, seminaries) in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere throughout the year. But also for groups of friends or of sportspeople who wish to relax for a weekend or a week. We have a capacity of 13 beds in rooms of 2 to 3.
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Les Deux Moulins 13.8Km
The guesthouse, near by Carcassonne, is beautifully situated with garden and a broad view of the Pyrenees . Ideal for leisure and seminars. Selfcatering possible.
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Domaines Las Capela.. 14.0Km
Against the boxes of the Pyrenees, discover our area, swimming pool, playground. . its calm and its decorations. 30 minutes from Carcassonne and its famous medieval city.
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Gîte "Espérantou" p.. 14.1Km
Only 25 kilometers from Carcassonne and Castelnaudary, 15 km from Limoux and 90 kilometers from the Mediterranean this house is perfectly situated to give you the opportunity to explore lot of nice places. We will be happy to welcome you in our picturesque village of fourteenth century.
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La Petite école 14.1Km
Grant for yourself a few days to the paradise: reserve your room of hosts in Rivel !
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Terres de Barréjat 15.6Km
Cazals des Bayles
Lands within Barréjat, Nadine and Stephen moved to your enjoyment of beautiful comfortable rooms warmly decorated. Here you can enjoy the tranquility of the place and the beauty of the Pyrenean Mountains. Cosmopolitan or local, the table is generous and local products have a special place. Want to relax, come and relax on the spacious wooden beaches of our pool. . Soon, Nadine
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Coccinelles 15.6Km
A Small cozy B and B in a small village nearby Carcassonne 5 km from the A61 highway exit Bram.2 charming bedrooms with bathroom on the second floor.The breakfast will be served in the cozy kitchen or on the sunny terras.The region is hilly and there is a lote of sunshine.
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La Petite Maison 15.7Km
Les Bernots is a tiny hamlet in the Department d'Aude, Languedoc Roussillon, deep in rural south-western France. A short drive from Carcassonne and ideally located for year-round holidays, with winter ski resorts and a summer Mediterranean climate. Our four beautiful gites in Les Bernots have been extensively refurbished to bring them up to modern standards whilst retaining the original features wherever possible, some of which are reputed to date back to Roman times.
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Domaine Bellelauze 15.9Km
Bed and breakfast in the Aude Ideal situation in Pays Cathare Connection with Ryanair. Swimming Pool Pleasant cuisine with local products, partially from our vegetable garden, lambs from own breeding half board off 47 , 22 for the children
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La Peyrouse 16.0Km
This is a farm in the Pyrenees Audoises at 545 meters. Close to the Village Puivert Quercob, on the edge of the Ariege and the Pyrenees, our firm specializes in horse breeding Barbes and culture of red berries. We offer jams and apple juice. A garden of flowers, vegetables and herbs can be visited. . . ecological agriculture!
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Le Tournesol 16.3Km
This house is full of character. Once Used as a farm shed in The Beginning of the century, it's now Newly Converted Into a spacious Three bedroomed luxury town house with Exposed beams and stone walls not Enough to make it too dark. The downstairs Consists of open plan lounge year with fireplace, dining area That Is was raised wooden deck limewashed and fully equipped kitchen with a downstairs toilet. The Three spacious bedrooms upstairs HAS with laundry room and bathroom with shower and bath Separate. The house has a lovely view Overlooking the famous castle on the top of the hill and Puivert town with the river running-through it.
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Green Horizons Stud.. 16.3Km
Set in Puivert, Green Horizons Studio offers self-catering accommodation sitting in a 25000-m2 garden with seasonal swimming pool, pool house with kitchen and built-in BBQ. WiFi and parking are provided for free. The studio is equipped with terrace with garden and pool views. It has a bathroom with shower and a kitchen equipped with stove and oven. The living room offers a flat-screen TV. During winter season, a wood-burning stove is available. Bars and restaurants are to be found in the area. The lake of Montbel is a 15-minute ride away and Château de Puivert is 1 km away. Guests can drive 29 km to visit Mirepoix, while Quillan Train Station is 17 km away. Camurac and Mijanès Ski Resorts are 30 and 40 km away.
Bed and breakfast G.. 16.3Km
Located in Puivert, Green Horizons B&B sits in a 6000-m2 garden with swimming pool, pool house with bar, kitchen and built-in BBQ. Wi-Fi, bicycles and parking are available for free. The room offers a four-poster bed and views of the woods and the adjacent private bathroom is equipped with bathtub, shower, free toiletries and hairdryer. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided. Breakfast includes a large choice of cereals, fruit and yoghurt, croissants and fresh bread with honey and jams, cheese, boiled eggs and fruit juices. It can be enjoyed on the terrace on sunny days. Restaurants and bars are within walking distance of the property. Guests can relax in the lounge by the fireplace with a book, play board games or watch a DVD. The lake of Montbel is a 15-minute ride away and Château de Puivert is 1 km away. Guests can drive 29 km to visit Mirepoix, while Quillan Train Station is 17 km away. Camurac and Mijanès Ski Resorts are 30 and 40 km away.
Domaine de la Cheva.. 16.3Km
Set in a restored, 18th-century house with access to an outdoor swimming pool, Domaine de la Chevalinière features a large garden with terrace. A 5-minute drive from Canal du Midi, it is 20 km from Carcassonne. With free Wi-Fi access, the guest rooms offer views of the garden. All include a private bathroom with shower, hairdryer and free toiletries. A wardrobe to stock your clothes is also provided. A free, daily breakfast including muesli, yogurts, fruits and homemade marmalades is served daily at Domaine de la Chevalinière. The hosts can also prepare you dinner upon prior reservation on Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. Packed lunches are also available upon request. In the heart of the Cathare Country, famous for its châteaux, this guest house offers free, private parking on site. Carcassonne Golf Course is 20 km away.
L'Irénée 16.4Km
In a house hamlet to restore by our care, await you two large rooms in continuation with living room, water room and privative WC
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La Maison en Ville,.. 17.1Km
La Maison Ville-Limoux offers two self-catering apartments and a studio. Dating back from 1780, this lovely home has many period features including fabulous original floors. Located in the heart of Limoux it is close to cafes, restaurants and many small local shops.
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Le Moulin du Trou 17.2Km
three wooden houses in the middle of the meadow on a farm, raising sheep, wool work, laying hens in organic agriculture.
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La Maison Blanche B.. 17.3Km
Featuring free WiFi, La Maison Blanche B&B offers accommodation in Limoux. The rooms include a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower and shower. There is a shared kitchen at the property. Carcassonne is 21 km from La Maison Blanche B&B, while Ax-les-Thermes is 49 km away. The nearest airport is Rivesaltes Airport, 63 km from the property.
Champs et Montagne 17.4Km
Bonnes Saisons 17.4Km
Marquefabes Gite Av.. 17.8Km
Your vacation home is located outside the village, facing south. Quiet guaranteed. 3 bedrooms for 6 persons. Entourrée of private and firs. Above ground pool. House fully equipped and comfortable
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Accueil, Ressource .. 18.1Km
ECOLOGICAL VENUE IN A NATURAL ENVIRONMENT In the Aude Valley, there is a lovely place known as "Las Cremados" overlooking the small village of Villarzel du Razès ...
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Gite de La Cote 18.1Km
3 room apartment on the ground floor in a house owner. Facing fully equipped independent sud.Cuisine. Large living room, sitting area (sofa bed, TV, DVD player. Shower cabin, WC. Bedroom 2 places bed (cot upon request). Covered patio, parking, swimming pool.
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Camellas-lloret 18.1Km
situated in the center of the triangle formed by carcassonne, limoux and castelnaudary, camellias-lloret is the perfect base for your exploration of the region. camellias-lloret is an 18th century home that has been gently restored to retain its authenticity while asssuring your comfort. Vintage furnishings, high-quality bedding, communal lounge, private terrace and garden, and mostly organic breakfast.
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Au Petit Verger (In.. 18.1Km
High in the foothills of the Pyrénées on a fertile plain nestles the small village of Puivert. A holiday paradise for people seeking either an active holiday or a quiet and restful break, the area offers a wealth of opportunity, history, and spectacular scenery.
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La Serpent 18.2Km
Between vineyards and Cathar castles, of a capacity from 8 to 10 persons, the Holiday cottage(Shelter) of Snake will bring you the atmosphere restful of an authentic village perched in 500m of height which gives a fantastic view over Pyrenees.
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The Gîte Domaine de.. 18.6Km
Les Rougeous
The ESTATE OF ROUJOUX is the ultimate location for any holiday! You need not look any further. TRANQUILITY and ESCAPISIM GUARANTEED! Walks. Barbecue. Heated swimming pool with a stunning view. GOLF COURSE. Between the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees, this Cathare area waits to accomodate you very soon in this haven of peace. 8/10 people, 4 bedrooms , 2 bathrooms.
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Mirabeau 18.7Km
Room of 12 m2 with 2 people in bed log home, ecological and bio climate. Room or mattress for one to two child (ren). Quiet location, natural environment, large garden with donkeys. Depart pedestrian walks. Possibility of meals (local and organic produce).
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Domaine de Calvayra.. 18.9Km
Jacqueline and Gérard welcome you in a charming property called CALVAYRAC. It is located near Carcassonne, in an luminous and preserved region where quiet hills share their slopes between vines, pastures and forests of green oaks.
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Le Sentier Tranquil.. 19.2Km
On the edge of a hamlet in the foothills of the Pyrenees, the gîte will sleep six in two bedrooms and mezzanine, with two bathrooms, kitchen, living/dining room and small terrace with barbecue. Recently renovated village house ; no passing traffic. Hill/forest walking around, as well as tourist sites, lake (15 min), mountain walking (30 min).
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Joli Jardin Maison .. 19.3Km
In the village of Belesta, in part of a renovated 18th century coaching inn, just 20 minutes from Mirepoix, Chateau de Montsegur and Lake Montbel is our self catering apartment / cottage for 6 persons.Ideally situated for discovering the Cathar country and all its history. Quiet, safe, picturesque with magnificent mountains and lakes, all making a lovely holiday for you. Three large bedrooms and a TV lounge on the 1st floor and on the ground floor has good size equipped kitchen, a shower room and separate wc.
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Domaine de Luzenac 19.5Km
Welcome to the Domaine de Luzenac. We run bed and breakfast and gite accommodation near Esperaza, Aude, about 40 minutes drive from Carcassonne. We are the perfect place to stay whether holidaying in the area or just passing through. We hope you enjoy the visit to our website and please come again.
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Domaine de Luzenac 19.6Km
We have two bedrooms available in the B&B, the first a twin bedroom for two people, the second having double and single beds for up to three people. Both are spacious and comfortable. You can choose to have a delightful breakfast on either the terrace or in the garden.
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La Maison Sur La Co.. 19.7Km
Once upon a time there was a house on a hill, a hill where thyme, cypress-trees, herbs and mint-plants grow at the foot of the time-old fortress of the city of Carcassonne seen in the background.Delphine, bearing in mind her childhood memories, has turned the house into a simple, comfortable, genuine home which we could call the home-place for happiness.
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Le Pépié 19.8Km
Charming farmhouse with four beautiful rooms; large garden with beautiful blow trees, flowers, and Plant. Nice terrace, stove, living room, breakfast room, bedroom books and a very nice bathroom.
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Meublé de vacances .. 19.8Km
Located 14 km from Carcassonne, Meublé de vacances Domaine "La Campanette" offers accommodation in Montréal. Guests benefit from terrace and a barbecue. There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with a dishwasher and an oven. Towels and bed linen are available in this self-catering accommodation. Castres is 45 km from Meublé de vacances Domaine "La Campanette", while Saix is 43 km away. The nearest airport is Carcassonne Airport, 11 km from the property.
Domaine Jean Coste 20.1Km
Jean Coste is ideally situated for exploring the Languedoc and the land of the Cathars and Knights Templar. The medieval city of Carcassonne ( the largest fortified city in Europe) is just 40 minutes away.The accommodation is spacious, modern and comfortable with a relaxing atmosphere. There are extensive grounds and a secluded swimming pool.
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Le Jardin Clos 20.6Km
Come and savour the tranquility of a hamlet in the foothills of the Pyrenees, where vinyards spread out on both sides. You will be welcomed into the pleasant freshness of a stone house surrounded by its flower and végétable gardens. Michèle prepares for you organic meals with vegetables from her garden. Idealy situated to visit cathar castles and Rennes le Château. Hicking paths, swimming, wild water sports are all nearby.
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Château de Fajac La.. 21.1Km
Welcome to the Castle Fajac Selve, a castle in Pastel unusual charm, between Carcassonne and Toulouse, in the heart of an area of 14 acres of parkland, meadows and forest. Discover his mind and his bohemian lifestyle ... Oh ! Walking barefoot in the dew of the morning, indulge in relaxing by the pool in the old cloister, make long walks in the forest trails of the Castle, go hunting for wild orchids, dreaming on the edge of the pond in the unreal light of the moon ... The Fajac Selve air has a scent like no other ... Some say the fairies have taken up residence. Others, more daring still, tell that here, on this hill, that the moon fell in love with the Earth. You decide ...
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Apartment Losavon -.. 21.5Km
Le Val D'aleth 21.8Km
Open all the year except one week between Christmas and the 1st of the year, the guest rooms are in our house, an old house now "classified", one of its walls being part of the wall Of the medieval city of Alet. The rooms are on the first floor and all have private bathrooms. Sheets and towels are provided and you will find in each room a kettle for your hot drinks at any time of the day. Free WIFI in all rooms Breakfast, served in our dining room, it is included in the price of the room.
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Domaine de Mournac 21.9Km
Domaine de Mournac is a 12th century stone coach house, nestled in over 15 acres of woodland and vines, in the glorious Aude department of South West France. We offer activity holidays and retreats throughout the year. Our retreats range from yoga, painting, cycling, and many more. You can also hire Domaine de Mournac on a self-catering basis, the perfect French holiday for large groups. Tranquil, luxurious and charming, you will be sure to find your ideal country escape here.
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La Tour Cathare 22.6Km
Fougax et Barrineuf
Newly renovated Bed and Breakfast situated in the Midi-Pyrenees. It is ideal for cycling, walking, skiing and much more. There are activites to suit everyone throughout the year.
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notre maison 22.7Km
This property offers access to a patio. This apartment has a living room and a fully equipped kitchenette. Hiking can be enjoyed nearby. Carcassonne is 50 km from notre maison, while Ax-les-Thermes is 47 km from the property.
Saint Henri 22.7Km
Set on a 35-hectare park, Saint Henri?s unique bungalows are located less than 40 minutes by car from both Carcassonne and Toulouse. The property is for adults only and barbecues are provided for free. Specially created by an Italian designer, these bungalows provide a terrace overlooking the tree-lined park. There is a private bathroom and a kitchenette including a microwave, stove and fridge. A breakfast is served every morning. Popular activities in the surroundings include hiking, cycling and canoeing. The property offers free private parking and it is 60 km from Blagnac Airport.
Domaine les Magasin.. 22.8Km
Marianne and Luke will be happy to welcome you to their beautiful estate bordering the Canal du Midi.Idéalement situated for exploring the country's historical sites Cathare.Prés of Carcassonne, near the Black Mountains between Toulouse and the Pyrenees, you are of way or on vacation, you will be the basis for this discovery. Our area has been renovated to the highest standard for you to spend unforgettable. Our rooms, with stone walls and beams are decorated with taste and raffinement.Nous also have two cottages for stays of longer duration for a total capacity of 20 persons. On the way to your "Wellness", Marianne, aromatherapist ,trained in asian techniques (22 years in Asia) will provide you relaxing and balancing Massages with essential oils.
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Maison de Lelie 22.8Km
Rustic apartment with three bedrooms.
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Maison de la Rivièr.. 22.9Km
La Maison de la Rivière a classic Maison de Maître, is situated in the centre of the peaceful market village of Esperaza, nestled in the foothills of the Pyrenees, 40 km south of Carcassonne. La Maison was constructed in the mid-19th century for the family of a local hat manufacturer. The house has been tastefully restored to its original splendour and many of the original period features have been preserved, giving the house a grand, yet warm character.
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Péniche La Mouette 22.9Km
Bed and breakfast for 2 persons on board a barge on the Canal du Midi
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les deux lions 23.0Km
Bed & Breakfast in a contemporary villa on the outskirts of the village in a wilderness setting, 10 minutes from Carcassonne, with pool, garden, terrace, nice view on the forest massif of Malepère. Quiet, suitable living discovery Cathar country. Free parking in the property (rooms for 2/3/4 people)
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Oh ! Les beaux jour.. 23.0Km
Fougax et Barrineuf
At the foot of the Cathar castle of Montsegur, where the river flows have been built five spacious rooms in a large stone house. All beds are equipped with comfortable blankets mohair from Angora goats raised on site
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Le Salon de Campagn.. 23.1Km
15 minutes from Carcassonne, Welcome to our "living countryside", a place that is sure to seduce you, a tidy room with the colors of the south with a lounge with veranda directly on the countryside and the Corbières. Breathtaking views from the terrace where you can enjoy a hearty and tasty breakfast of products "home". Garrigues paths to traverse, an inn with character, meetings with producers of honey, wine.
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Domaine de Vernioll.. 23.3Km
Our cottages the "Lime" and "Willow" open their doors throughout the year, to stay quiet, facing the Pyrenees and the private lake in the middle of the countryside in the heart of Cathar country . A little piece of paradise to discover with family or friends, halfway between Carcassonne and Toulouse, between the Pyrenees and the Montagne Noire. Renovated in an authentic style, while emphasizing comfort, our cottages each have a private pool. Classified 3 ears Gites Gites in France.
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La Belle Maison 23.4Km
Please inform La Belle Maison in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
La Glycine Blanche 23.7Km
In a charming village typically Audois, a few cables from the magnificent city of Carcassonne, Jean-François and Claude will welcome you in their beautiful mansion. Entirely renovated and furnished with taste, they offer you a quality accommodation in a warm and friendly.
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Domaine de Maynard 24.6Km
5 gites with swimming pool: 3 gites on the ground floor, living room with fully equipped kitchen, with sofa-bed 140, bathroom, toilet, in each cottage. Gite 1: 1 bedroom with bed 140, cottage 2: 1 room with bed in 140 and 1 bedroom with bunk beds, cottage 3: 1 room with bed in 140 and 1 room with 2 beds and 90 beds superimposed terrace with garden furniture. First floor: 2 gites: living room with sofa-bed 140, fully equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms with 2 beds 90 per room, bathroom, toilet, covered terrace with garden furniture.
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Capitelles 24.6Km
At the foot of the Abbey of St-Hilaire in the heart of Cathar country, Joël offers guest rooms in a completely restored house wine.
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Villa Les Cèdres 24.7Km
Just 10 minutes from Carcassonne, the Cedars Villa offers charming rooms each in a different style family room furniture and knickknacks ..., ranked 3 ears Gites de France in a beautiful mansion of the 19th Century, nestled in a verdure.Clos lush walls, beautiful landscaped garden in the English very old trees and many flowers, patio, gazebo and pool are available for your relaxation. Near the Canal du Midi, ideal stop along the canal for cyclists and hikers. Pascale and Alain have to share the host table with them, in a friendly and very easy familliale.Accès by rn113 axis Carcassonne / Toulouse, 10 minutes from Carcassonne airport. Home privileges children, stay in theme room Rosine (wedding anniversary, Gift, wedding night ... Or contact us ... Visit our website for more info
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Château de Gargas 24.8Km
Housed in a former château, this guest house is located in the Midi-Pyrénées region and 15 km from Pamiers. It offers free Wi-Fi access in public areas, a garden and an outdoor swimming pool. All the heated rooms at Château de Gargas offer a wardrobe and a fan. They also have an open-plan bathroom with a shower. Some rooms feature exposed wooden beams or a claw-foot bath. Guests are invited to have a continental breakfast every morning at Château de Gargas. Local dishes are served on request. This guest house is 55 km from Carcassonne Airport and 14 km from the A66 motorway. Free private parking is available on site.
Cointes 24.9Km
The vineyards of Malepere the cottage Cointe benefited from a very quiet, very comfortable. Fully renovated, in a farm of 32 acres of wine winery vineyards grouped dwellings. The discovery of a land route to carry on foot by bike or on horseback, not accessible from the door will guide you around the lake Taura, or the top of the hills overlooking the town of Carcassonne deal with reliefs of the Black Mountain to the north, the Corbieres al is majestic and the Pyrenees to the south. To ensure your comfort, cleaning by us is included at the end of stay.
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Laval-Bassette Mais.. 25.1Km
A farmhouse in the hills Lauragais hidden half-wild landscape. An environment of quiet and nature. The charm of old buildings kept intact. A way of life that combines comfort and amazing nature. Private artificial lake at 500 m. A 6 km Castelnaudary. The lodge No. 232 called "Peter's house" has 6 beds, open view, isolation of the other lodging, a level of comfort ranked 3 ears by the Gites de France.
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La Cornezienne 25.3Km
Discover our bed and breakfast, close to Carcassonne, in a quiet hamlet and green. Our geographical position makes it the ideal base for excursions in the "Cathar Country". Discover medieval towns and the South-West cuisine.
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Emile Zola 25.5Km
3 Bedroom House (sleeps 6) with garden and b-b-q area. Short stroll to Quillan town centre.
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Bella Vista 25.6Km
Spacious gîte (approx 80m2) sleeps 4 peolpe, comfortably, plus a large south-facing panoramic terrace which overlooks the village and the Aude valley.
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Domaine de Pailhere.. 25.6Km
At the heart of Cathar country, in front of Rennes le Chateau, a farm family welcomes you to their farm.
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Nidelice 25.9Km
B&B situated in the heart of Quillan, in the middle of the Chateaux Cathares country. Many different activities possible (Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horse riding, Fishing)
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Aux-Bons-Amis 26.0Km
Aux-Bons-Amis offers pet-friendly accommodation in Quillan. Carcassonne is 40 km away. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property. All units have a dining area and a seating area with a TV. A microwave, a toaster and fridge are also provided, as well as a kettle. There is also a kitchen in some of the units, fitted with a dishwasher. Each unit is equipped with a private bathroom with a bath or shower and a hairdryer. Bed linen is available. Aux-Bons-Amis also includes a sun terrace. Font-Romeu is 43 km from Aux-Bons-Amis, while Ax-les-Thermes is 33 km from the property. The nearest airport is Carcassonne Airport, 39 km from the property.
Les Chambres Occita.. 26.1Km
This house can accomodate up to 4 people (even 5 with a child under 2 years). It is an ideal place to relax in this peaceful place. This accommodation is suitable for all types of travelers: tourists, visiting guests, business travelers ... This lodging allows its travelers to benefit from all the comforts of a main house while keeping its typical side of a holiday home.
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La Maison D'Elise 26.1Km
La maison d'Elise is a guesthouse within the small village of Rennes le château. Four bedrooms are available throughout the year : 3 of them can welcome up to 2 travelers at a time and the last one can welcome from 2 to 4 people. There is also a independant studio that can welcome up to 4 guests. Animals welcome, non smoking house
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Riverside House 26.2Km
Located in the town of Quillan, Riverside House provides B&B accommodation. Guests have access to free WiFi throughout the property as well as the free use of bicycles. Extras include a shared lounge, a shared garden and shared BBQ facilities. All bedrooms include a clothes rack and a balcony with mountain and river views. The private bathrooms feature a bath or shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. There is a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage. Quillan train station is a 4-minute walk from the property and number of shops, bars and restaurants are located nearby. Activities in the local area include fishing, canoeing, kayaking and hiking. Riverside House is 73 km from Perpignan?Rivesaltes Airport and 140 Km from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport.
Maison d'Eglise 26.3Km
A period cottage (gîte) situated on a small side-road in the quiet village of St-Ferriol deep in the South of France, next to the village church and near to the Château St-Ferriol. Although retaining many period features the accommodation is luxurious and offers all modern conveniences. Beautifully finished with lime rendering and local woods. Central heating.
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The smartphone world is filled with handsets running ARM processors. Many of the most popular smartphones around including the iPhone 3G S and the new Palm Pre run ARM-based processors. A new ARM processor architecture is due to hit next year that will greatly increase the performance that smartphones offer.
The new processor is the ARM Cortex-A9. The current Cortex-A8 used on devices like the Palm Pre and is a single-core processor. The A9 set to debut early in 2010 is a dual-core processor. ARM says that while the new A9 architecture is a dual-core chip, it will still offer users increased battery life in daily usage compared to current single-core ARM processors.
The reason the processor can offer significantly higher performance and still give better battery life is due to the construction of the new A9. The A9 will be built using a 45nm process whereas the current A8 uses a 65nm process.
ARM wireless segment manager James Bruce told CNET News, "You'll definitely see handsets shipping with a dual-core A9 in 2010." He continues saying, "the A8 is just a single core while the A9 will be dual-core, all the way up to quad-core to give smartphones an even bigger performance boost."
The new A9 processor operates inside the 300-milliwatt power envelope that is the golden rule in the mobile phone industry. By comparison, the wildly popular Intel Atom processor needs 2,000 milliwatts, but future Atom versions codenamed Moorestown will bring Atom power levels to the realm of smartphone usability.
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Now obviously Chiyo is the stronger of the 2, being a puppet master and a top medical ninja, but I think Zabuza may have a chance here. Honestly I don't know if he can actually win because Chiyo's jutsu's are very powerful, but she hasn't shown sensing abilities or Sharingan to react and locate Zabuza in the mist.
If Zabuza puts up mist, which he obviously will because he did against Kakashi about 3 feet away from him in their second battle and when he was an edo, did it against 10,000+ shinobi. Then I can't really see if she can sense Zabuza if even Kakashi with a 3 tomoe Sharingan barely could in the mist, plus even if she can, how is she going to dodge and react to his clone feints?
Its a tough match in my eyes, you really have to think, but do you think Zabuza can pull it off?
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Yesterday Hewlett-Packard (HP), best known as a leading personal computer manufacturer, announced what may be one of the most significant electronics breakthroughs of the decade. Researchers at HP Labs, the central research center for the company, confirmed the existence of the previously theorized fourth fundamental circuit element of electrical engineering.
The new component is called the "memristor" -- a word blend of "memory" and "resistor". The physical working model and the mathematical model of the component were presented side by side in a paper in the journal Nature, yesterday. Four researchers at the lab, led by R. Stanley Williams, presented the device which retains the history of information passed to it.
The device could make for computers that need no boot-up, never forget, use less power, and associate memories much like the human mind. Such possibilities were long considered the realm of science fiction. The realization of the device was 37 years in the making, and many had come to think it would never be created.
The component was initially theorized and named by Leon Chua, a distinguished faculty member in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department of the University of California at Berkeley, in 1971. Chua's paper argued that the new component was a fundamental fourth element of electronics with unique properties which the other elements did not have.
By leveraging experience in nanoelectronics, Williams was finally able to realize Chua's creation, over three decades later. Williams was ecstatic about the success. He stated, "To find something new and yet so fundamental in the mature field of electrical engineering is a big surprise, and one that has significant implications for the future of computer science. By providing a mathematical model for the physics of a memristor, HP Labs has made it possible for engineers to develop integrated circuit designs that could dramatically improve the performance and energy efficiency of PCs and data centers."
The device could eventually make dynamic random access memory (DRAM) obsolete. In current systems, active computers store data in DRAM, but must shuffle the information to and from a magnetic hard disk or a flash drive, nonvolatile forms of memory. Furthermore, when the computer is turned on, the DRAM must be initially loaded from the magnetic memory. These processes consume both time and energy, slowing computing and raising the energy and heat envelopes of systems.
A memristor would need no boot up as its data would be exactly how it was previously left. Data could theoretically be read and wrote directly to and from memristors, eliminating the need for hard drives, except possibly for backup storage.
With the advent of "cloud computing" -- the transition of data storage to the online world this device becomes even more valuable and timely. The IT infrastructure that's growing to support cloud computing uses thousands of systems, multiplying the energy costs of ram usage exponentially. The new component could dramatically reduce the power, and thus the expense of such systems, as well as helping to protect user data and reducing load times.
One key problem to data centers has always been the possibility of a power loss. The memristor essentially would take away the problem, as barring complete circuit destruction; the data would survive a power outage. The type of memory also offers the possibility of continuously learning and adapting systems, similar to the human brain. Such systems could be used in facial recognition technology, as well as in enabling advanced biometric security and privacy features.
Williams is no stranger to innovation -- he founded HP Labs' Information and Quantum Systems Lab and has been its director ever since. The lab strives to develop advances in the realms of mathematics and physical science useful to computing. The lab has logged many advances in nanoelectronics and nanophotonics, but the memristor may well go down in history as its most significant contribution.


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Mark, what do you normally do after your finish kneading? Do you divide the dough and proceed straight to making pizzas with it?I think the question you may need to have answered first is simply, "What is the advantage of bulk fermenting when the kneading is all done?" Bulk fermentation just means fermenting before dividing the dough into individual balls. You can also (as I do) divide the dough after kneading, and then ferment it. The net results are similar, if not the same.So, the big question is, why ferment after kneading? The short answer is, to develop better flavor in the dough. Whether you do this in bulk, or as individual balls doesn't matter so much, unless perhaps you are a higher-volume commercial shop.Does that help, or am I misunderstanding your question?__Jason
I don't know where the cutoff is - something less than 24 hours total fermentation I would think?
I have also wondered how much "bulk" you need before you get the benefits of the bulk ferment. My normal dough is around 950g, which I then separate into 2x425g balls for NY pies.Barry
I used to subscribe to the yeast/food re-distribution concept that Craig described, but, now, I'm not sure if that's where the improved oven spring comes from. It's proven, without a doubt, that when you punch dough down, the yeast will have access to new nutrients, and this new access will spur on greater activity. But faster acting yeast that reach their target CO2 output in a given time, are, to me, no different than slower acting, nutrient deprived yeast that create the same volume in a longer time frame.
Man there is so much good stuff to learn here.So, if I'm understanding correctly, there is no arbitrary benefit to bulk fermentation, but rather a convenience factor in being able to work with the dough in one mass rather than many smaller ones? Is that the consensus? I have always done a bulk ferment for bread, but have never done one for pizza now that I think of it. I guess that was what the instructions said and I didn't question it.
adletson,It's an entirely different story when you start talking about dough that is fermented in bulk at ambient temperature and then divided and scaled later. Peter


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You've heard of the iPod, the iPhone, the iPod Nano -- well
how about the iFire?
Danny Williams of Douglasville, Georgia was the proud owner of a year and a
half old iPod Nano. He frequently listened to the device while working at
his kiosk job at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
While at his job, Danny Williams reported experiencing
a shocking incident. He was sitting at his kiosk when he felt something
hot. He looked down and saw flames jumping up towards his chest. He
was able to put out the blaze, but it left a burn hole in his pants. The
cause appears to be his iPod Nano which had been resting in his pocket.
The only other contents of his pockets, a glossy piece of paper Williams
believes protected his legs from much of the blaze.
Relatively unharmed, the Georgia native was nonetheless shaken up. His
iPod perished in the fire. Despite the scare, he was still able to poke a
bit of fun at the incident though. "If [Transportation and Safety
Administration] had come by and seen me smoking, they could have honestly
thought I was a terrorist," Williams said.
Williams claims Apple contacted him and requested that he send his iPod back
for replacement. Williams currently has not.
Williams' mother contacted the news because she felt the incident could have
been far more harmful under different circumstances. "It could have
happened when we were sleeping, it could have happened when he was driving and
the outcome could have been much worse," Elaine Williams said.
The iPod Nano uses a lithium-Ion battery. There have been numerous
recalls of Li-Ion laptop batteries since 2006 including recalls by Apple, Dell,
Lenovo, and Toshiba. William's iPod battery does not list the manufacturer.
WSB-TV, the Georgia station that ran the story, reported that their attempts to
contact Apple were met with silence. Apple would not comment on the
safety of its batteries or how many more iFires might be occurring in the near
future. Apple has announced no recalls of iPod Nano batteries, yet.
For a video report about the incident, go
Donald R. Sadoway, Professor of Materials Chemistry at MIT weighed
in on the debate by tying it to the latest concerns
about the quality
of Chinese manufactured goods. He says that despite being a
relatively long-standing technology, in place since the 1990s, Lithium-Ion
batteries have recently become dangerous. "As we've moved the
technology from Japan to China, we've seen a decrease in reliability, said Sadoway.
"That's not to say that because it comes from China it's of inferior quality,
but I don't think anyone would be surprised to learn that quality varies widely
in Chinese factories."The incident is the latest in a long string of less than
positive media coverage of the Cupertino based Apple Inc., including iPhone price cuts
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Getting By With a Little Help from the Braves
Thank you, Ted Turner! Your boys beat the Astros tonight, and we managed to beat the Brewers and thus the Magic Number went from 4 to 2. We are far from out of the woods, but, to quote Toni Braxton, I do feel like I can breathe again.
Weaver wasn't flawless but he demonstrated command and patience and only gave up 3 runs. As usual, Pujols provided the punch, launching a 3-run homer as the Cards batted around in the 5th. Of course, the bullpen gave up a few runs (two solo shots in a row off Flores), but nearly everyone contributed to the scoring, which was great to see.
I have a good feeling about tomorrow's game, since Suppan has a great record against the boys who brew. Let's go, Redbirds! Let's go, Braves!


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Tickets for Arctic Monkeys two shows at London's Finsbury Park on Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th May 2014 are now on sale.
Tickets are restricted to x4 per household. These shows are strictly 16+.
Support on both nights comes from Tame Impala, Miles Kane & Royal Blood.
You can purchase tickets from here.
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I can post tickets or meet you close to the venue. Thanks
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4 x Tickets for sale!!
Saturday 12th July 2014 ??" Marlay park, Dublin (Starts at 3pm)
Arctic Monkeys (& Jake Bugg, Miles Kane, Royal Blood)
Only looking to get back what we paid (£230.00 altogether).
Postage additional if required.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com if interested!!
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If anyone is selling 2/3 tickets for Finsbury then please email me firstname.lastname@example.com
I ideally want to pay face value but I am willing to give you some profit if needed! I have wanted to see the AM live for forever but didn't think I would be in the UK during their tour. Thank you and anyone who is lucky enough to go: have a great timee!! :)
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Is anyone interested in buying 2 tickets for Friday 23/05/13 for finsbury? Only wanting the price I bought them for £60 each as I can't travel down there from leeds. If anyone is interested could you email me at email@example.com thanks
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i am going so be happy I paid an absolute fortune for the ticket from the bloody touts! I had to see you live so I am coming all the way from Manchester to see you! Love you x
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.....the CBC????
Well atleast I feel my tax dollars have been used for something remotely useful
Mr. Andy Phillips good on you for taking the path untravelled.
While I don't doubt there will be some who may disagree with the article, its nice to finally get something other than brown noising or ambiguous fluttering in the wind opinion thats usually comes from those who cover this team.
Even if this isn't a step in a new direction for the Toronto media as a whole, its nice to finally have some diversity.


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At a jail
in Quantico, Virginia, Wikileaks confidante Bradley Manning received bad news
sometime in the last couple weeks, according to the U.S. Army. They have
filed 22 new charges against the 23-year-old former
U.S. Army Private.
I. A Capital Offense
Most notably, Mr. Manning has been charged with aiding
the enemy. According to the Army's Military Law manual (see link)
this charge can be applied against someone who directly or indirectly, gives
information to "the enemy".
It is punishable by death or "other punishment", with the decision
resting with the court martial committee.
In this case, "the enemy" could be hostile
terrorist groups like the Taliban or Al Qaeda that may have benefited
from the intelligence info revealed in the published Army field memos.
According to reports, the Taliban officials are aware of the leaks and expressed
appreciation to Wikileaks and its sources for their
publication, saying they will find them useful.
Or the "enemy" in this charge could also be Wikileaks itself.
Approximately 97 percent of the site's currently published leaked
documents pertain to the U.S. And site leader Julian Assange called on
hackers to be anarchists and resist government influence in a seminal 90s book
on the hacking scene.
The military manual states that the "enemy" can be a "hostile
body" and "civilians as well as members of military
The Department of Defense was careful to point in a Twitter post out that one of the charges was a capital
offense. It is unlikely, however, that the Army will seek the death
penalty, not so much because of Manning's age, but out of the basic fact that
the U.S. seldom executes its spies.
In the modern era the only people to be executed for espionage during the
modern era were the Rosenbergs, who met the death penalty in the 1950s at the
height of anti-communist fervor.
While Manning's case is exemplary, its unlikely prosecutors will seek death.
In fact, CBS News is reporting that
the Army's prosecution team will not recommend execution to the two-star
general who is in charge of proceeding with legal action.
II. Other Charges
While the "aiding the enemy" charge obviously carries the most
gravity, Mr. Manning also faces a laundry list of other charges.
The charges are split into sections labeled "Charge X", where 'X' is
the roman numeral of the section. Each Charge has additional sub-charges,
dubbed "Specifications". There are 22 Specifications in the new
document (hence 22 "charges" in plain English).
Section I covers the capital offense, Section II covers the
leaked documents, and Section III covers Manning's various computer
Capt. John Haberland, a legal spokesman for the Military District of Washington
writes in a statement, "The new charges more accurately reflect the broad
scope of the crimes that Pvt. 1st Class Manning is accused of committing."
Section II opens with a general charge in Specification 1 of
publishing U.S. Military Intelligence.
Specification 2 accuses him of illegally leaking a video called "12
JUL 07 CZ ENGAGEMENT ZONE 30 GC Anyone.avi", a tape of a chopper attack
that killed civilians. This video became part of Wikileaks'
"Collateral Murder" documentary. Specification 11 covers
the release of "a file named 'BE22 PAX.zip' containing a video named 'BE22
PAX.wmv.'" This likely is the video of the 2009 Afghani airstrike
that Wikileaks published.
Specifications 4-7 line up with other significant Wikileaks publications.
For example the charges state that Mr. Manning stands accused of
illegally sharing a "Combined Information Data Network Exchange Iraq
database containing more than 380,000 records." This is likely the
392,000 record database of Iraq War memos that Wikileaks published
last year. And other charges pertain to the release of 90,000
Afghanistan War memos.
In both cases, the release of a small number of classified memos was separated
into additional charges.
Similarly the U.S. State Department classified
and unclassified cables that Mr. Manning allegedly released comprise Specifications
12 and 13.
Specification 8 refers to the release of "700 records" from the
"United States Southern Command". This likely refers to records
of Guatánamo Bay detainees that Wikileaks allegedly currently
has possession of and is preparing to release.
Interestingly, he also apparently illegally shared a massive database of U.S.
Military personnel emails. According to Specification 16 he
obtained "the United States Forces -Iraq Microsoft Outlook / SharePoint
Exchange Server global address list", which he passed along.
Charge III contains the most "pedestrian" accusations, language
pertaining to computer crimes. He stands accused of "attempting to
bypass network or information system security mechanisms", "adding
unauthorized software to a Secret Internet Protocol Router Network
computer" (SIPRNET), "using an information system in a manner other
than its intended purpose", "wrongfully storing classified
These charges, for the most part, seem straightforward.
III. What's Next for Bradley Manning and Wikileaks
Our sources close to the investigation indicate that the
chat logs in which Bradley Manning confessed
to convicted ex-hacker Adrian Lamo were authenticated by the U.S.
Military, dispelling conspiracy theories by the likes of Salon's Glenn
Greenwald. The Military was careful to verify the logs before it pressed
forward with additional charges.
The logs were verified by forensic comparison of Mr. Lamo's hard drive with
machine that Mr. Manning was chatting from.
Adrian Lamo says he will cooperate fully with the government investigation and
says that history would indicate that the death penalty is unlikely for Mr.
Manning. He comments:
It's important that the charges be commensurate in penalty with
the offense. This is a unique case, and right or not, will be seen as a test
case for deterring others. The prosecutors are surely aware of the complexities
of the matter. The length of time that has passed prior to bringing these
charges shows the care and fairness that has gone into ensuring due process in
this matter reflects the seriousness with which the government is treating the
bifurcated issues of Manning's rights and the need to justly prosecute this
A trial date has not been set yet for Mr. Manning, as the Military continues
its investigation.
Mr. Manning's attorney apparently expected the charges, commenting in a blog, "The defense has been preparing for
the possibility of additional charges in this case."
In January he filed a complaint on
behalf of Mr. Manning, accusing the Military of holding Mr. Manning in unpleasant
conditions. Mr. Manning comments in the complaint:
"I sit in my cell for 24 hours a day. I am stripped of all clothing with
the exception of my underwear. My prescription eyeglasses are taken away from
me. I am forced to sit in essential blindness...Additionally, there is a guard
sitting outside of my cell watching me at all times."
Wikileaks was noticeably not named or discussed in
the additional charges. That's because the Justice Department is pursuing
a separate case against Wikileaks and its founder Julian
Assange and it will deal with those charges separately.
Mr. Assange recently publicly claimed
his site need $31M USD a year in donations to survive -- more than
twice the budget of Wikipedia. According to past reports, the site
maintains less than five full time employees and enjoys free hosting. It
also maintains a small legal team. It is unclear where the remainder of
the requested donations would be applied.
Wikileaks responded to the charges with a Twitter post, remarking:
Capital charge 'aiding the enemy' is a vindictive attack on
Manning for exercising his right to silence. No evidence of any such thing.
Mr. Assange faces charges of his own. Recently bailed out of English
prison by U.S. film director Michael Moore, he is awaiting extradition to


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Top 10 Reasons to not get caught up in the 1M Coupe Hype:
1. The 1M brings the M brand downscale. It essentially completes the dilution of the brand. There was a time where BMW was apprehensive of putting the M badge on just anything and did not want to be like AMG in this respect. M stood for something and was special, it was not a badge you would often see.
2. Rumors are it is manual only. Why? What is with this inconsistency from BMW? They have been shoving paddle shifters down our throats since the dawn of SMG and now all of a sudden they want to show that the manual is "pure?" Well what message is this sending for the M5/M6 which will be DCT only just like the the E60 M5 was SMG only for the rest of the world? Is it truly manual only to keep it "pure" or to keep it from encroaching on M3 territory as well as keeping the cost down? So the next generation M5/M6 will not be pure? Huh?
3. It is coming at the end of the E82 lifespan. Market reach will be very limited which potentially limits aftermarket engine development due to the small base as well as coming with BMW's new anti-tuning measures.
4. Outdated before it hits. The next generation 1 series is already testing, this model was done with before this car even came out.
5. Performance will be kept in check on purpose to not step on the toes of the M3. This car will not be as good as it can be out of the gate.
6. You can exceed the performance today with a 135i with an aftermarket LSD, coil-overs, and a JB3 tune from BMS, exceeding the performance significantly for less money. Not to mention you can get a DCT.
7. Marks the end of naturally aspirated motors for M cars, namely the inline-6's that BMW M made their name with. No matter what they do to the motor, it will never be as impressive or respond as well as an S54, stock or modified.
8. This model represents BMW abandoning its principles for profit and volume. This is no longer the company that made every M model special and was the small guy taking on the big names. Now BMW can just take any base motor, up the boost, stiffen the suspension, change the bumper, and call it an M. This is the beginning of a giant whose goal is simply to destroy everything in its path. They sacrificed their soul for monetary gain and M ideals for marketing.
9. Just will not be a true M, no matter how hard they try to convince us it is. The younger audience won't care, but the hardcore M fans will. A real M car has a naturally aspirated motor that screams with instant response begging to be revved. A real M has a motor not available in base models. A real M does not take shortcuts. We don't care how BMW tries to spin this, they know it is the truth and what was just stated is exactly what they used to once state.
10. This car will be superb, but it marks the end of an era. It marks the end of an era where M's were rare and special. Cars that had motors that won endless awards due to their engineering prowess in squeezing out every last naturally aspirated horse. Cars that did not take shortcuts. BMW will now be able to get away with simply taking base motors and adding more boost, calling them M's. It will no doubt handle well, look good, and be fun to drive. To those of you who don't truly care about history or tradition, it will bring you joy. For us though, this car is bittersweet.
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Age Cohort Arrest Rates, 1970-1980 (ICPSR 8261)
Principal Investigator(s): Greenberg, David F.
The data for this collection were gathered from the 1970 and 1980 Censuses and the Uniform Crime Reports for 1970 through 1980. The unit of analysis in this data collection is cities. Included are population totals by age group and arrest data for selected crimes by age group for Atlanta, Georgia, Chicago, Illinois, Denver, Colorado, Knoxville, Tennessee, San Jose, California, Spokane, Washington, and Tucson, Arizona. Population data by sex and age for all cities are contained in Part 4. The 123 variables provide data by age categories ranging from age 5 to age 69. Part 1, the arrest file for Atlanta and Chicago, provides arrest data for 1970 to 1980 by sex and age, ranging from age 10 and under to age 65 and over. The arrest data for other cities span two data files. Part 2 includes arrest data by sex for ages 15 to 24 for the years 1970 to 1980. Part 3 provides arrest data for ages 25 to 65 and over for the years 1970, 1975, and 1980. Arrest data are collected for the following crimes: murder, forcible rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, other assaults, arson, forgery, fraud, embezzlement, stolen property, vandalism, weapons, prostitution, other sex offenses, opium abuse, marijuana abuse, gambling, family offenses, drunk driving, liquor law violations, drunkenness, disorderly conduct, vagrancy, and all other offenses combined.
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Geographic Coverage: Arizona, Atlanta, California, Chicago, Colorado, Denver, Georgia, Illinois, Knoxville, San Jose, Spokane, Tennessee, Tucson, United States, Washington
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Universe: Atlanta, Georgia, Chicago, Illinois, Denver, Colorado, Spokane, Washington, San Jose, California, and Tucson, Arizona.
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I actually forgot how mad I was with 2k12 before rereading that post I made! HAH
You just have to tweak with the sliders alot, to get it to the level where every game is competitive and close. Which I have since accomplished. I've downloaded a few mods as well that have allowed me to now have all the new rookies, updated rosters every week, AND like 250 Classic and Legend teams to choose from. Playing a 'Quick Game' of Toronto's 2000 Team against the 2000 76ers is ALOT of fun. haha
FIFA 12 was the worst for it.... started playing on the default difficulty, and within a day or two i was killing teams like 20-0 every game... with TFC of all teams... jacked the difficulty up all the way, and still beating teams regularly by five or six goals..
i find i have more fun simulating games, and just going the manager route... which is just sad.
I bought a Vita about a month ago. Since I've had a daughter I don't have the same free time I used to, not to mention I don't have the luxury of creeping off to be by myself to game. The Vita is great in my opinion, I love getting a console quality experience anywhere in the house and the ability to drop it and pick it up immediately from where I left off is excellent. It has some excellent games too, although not many at this point. I think I'll have to wait another year to get some quality sports titles because new consoles tend to take that long to get the sports titles going at an expected level of quality.
2k12 is just a brutal game. Too many exploits and it's just not as fun as 2k11 for some reason.
For those of you that played Splinter Cell
Sam Fisher is awesome haha
i'm almost finished this game but some of his interrogations are hilarious
Anyone caught up with the 2k13 news yet? I'm hyped...
Apparently they sent a bunch of 2k Youtubers to play the game at their headquarters, notables being Chris Smoove, IpodKingCarter, etc
I don't want to clutter up the page with all the vids so here's where I'm finding the info about 2k13, it's probably the best sports gaming/2k community there is: http://www.operationsports.com/forums/nba-2k/
I decided to buy a Vita a few months back. I tried a Vita in store and loved everything about it. With a kid and a wife it's tough to find time to go off by myself to get my gaming fix; as in I haven't turned on my 360 since October.
Over the weekend I played the Madden '13 demo on there. It's crazy. The graphics are amazing, as in PS3 quality, the sound is as good as your headphones I guess and the controls were very precise and responsive. This game it going to be awesome. I don't know if it will be as great as the new console versions but it's like Madden '12.5 for the PS3 in your hands. Apparently it'll have a full blown franchise mode, Super star mode and online play. Just perfect for playing on the couch while the wife watches the Bachelorette or some other god aweful mind melting junk ha, ha. I'm heading off on a business trip for two days tomorrow morning and this thing is excellent for planes or hotels to kill time as well. I'm loving the Vita, try it for yourself!
I hear there is a COD Black Ops coming out in the fall for it as well. It's amazing what they can pull off in such a small package. I don't know the specs but it's blows my mind what it can produce.
Not playing any games for some time, though I cannot wait for Gta V to show up and motivation to buy Diablo III.
Here's a video of NBA Live 13 gameplay.
It looks like garrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrbage! Safe to say I'll be sticking with 2K13 once again.
I'm just getting into a nice NCAA13 College Football Season online with a few friends. I think I'm done with Madden, I haven't much liked the last 2 they've put out. I feeling the college game a lot. Pick a school and go thru a dynasty mode, recruit players, even draft them into Madden if you have it and play both!
Finally, they have something...
Presentation looks nice, but 2k13 (which released another Developer Insight today by the way) is gonna be really good this year.
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I stopped playing GTA4 years ago, but since I've added a ton of Mods to the game, it has essentially added countless more hours to the game.
NBA2k12, the mod is even more drastic, in terms of what it adds to the gameplay.
Completely up to date Rosters (Dwight and Nash to LA, still only makes them the 4th best team in the game).
Updates includes all Rookies, with Real faces and stats. AND like 250 teams of Legends to trade with.
I've been doing the Create-a-Legend mode with Terrence Ross. Lots of fun.
Though this one is newer and more advanced in terms of features:
Everyone needs to check out NBA Live 13! I was a big fan of this series because 2k was shit after 2k6. Than 2k11 went out and I just got hooked. Never got 2k12 because of the lockout.
NBA Live 13 looks really good. It was always the better game graphic wise, and the game-play was fun because of it. You have full control of dribble moves, dunks, team, and the game on high difficulty was always a competitive game...
Although, I don't think any NBA game will over-take 2k11. To this point on I'm still playing it. Did all the roster upgrades myself.
Twitter: @ReubenJRD NBA, Raptors writer for Daily Hive Vancouver, Toronto.
The mod is called "Ultimate Base Roster 2k12". Its done by this one guy with the help of a few other modders, and he releases updates for it every week or so; with up-to-date Rosters, new Vintage Courts, Vintage jerseys, "Cyber faces" (real player faces), Legend Teams etc.
Go here: http://forums.nba-live.com/downloads...ail&df_id=2600 to get a Deeper overview of whats included in the Mod. If 2K13 doesn't have what this guy has included, there's no way I'm switching over. No need to now that I've already got all the rookies and shit.
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