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THE Trustees (Parochial Church Council) of the Parish of Abergavenny have published their report for the year ended December 31st 2012.
The trustees have pleasure in presenting their report and the financial statements of the charity
for the year ending 31 December 2012. The organisational structure, administration details and
governance of the charity are set out further in this report while the activities of the church form
the first part.
The Feast of Epiphany, January 6, saw the installation of the Reverend Mark Soady as Vicar of
Abergavenny. He serves St Mary's Priory Church and its daughter church Christchurch as Vicar; St
Peter's, Llanwenarth Citra, as Rector; and Holy Trinity Church, Abergavenny, as Priest-in-Charge.
Schoolchildren from the local comprehensive came to St Mary's for the second of these special
services, to commemorate Holocaust Day, when victims of the Holocaust and subsequent ethnic
cleansings were remembered. Links with local schools became a feature of the churches' year. A
number of classes visited St Mary's as part of their curriculum; Cantref Primary School squeezed all
its pupils in to Christchurch for its Harvest Thanksgiving; while four of the local schools celebrated
Christmas at St Mary's through Christingle and carol services and concerts. Fr Soady also visited
the schools in his incumbency on a number of occasions.
Two further services saw a celebration of our journey through Advent to Candlemas, and a
thanksgiving and celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Queen's accession to the throne. The
Queen's Jubilee was further celebrated with a Big Jubilee Lunch in June when members of all four
churches packed St Mary's Priory Centre to share a meal.
In July, members and veterans of the Armed Forces filled St Mary's to commemorate the 30th
anniversary of the Falklands War, meeting on the date the surviving members of the Welch Guards
returned to this country in 1982.
Fr Mark 'hit the ground running', organising and officiating at four special
services in his first month. The first was the Memorial Service to his
predecessor as Vicar, the Very Reverend Jeremy Winston, attended by
800 people, from this country, the USA and Europe, and including four
bishops. An appeal was launched at this service for a permanent
memorial to Fr Jeremy, who had been Vicar of Abergavenny for 18 years.
Work is continuing on the project to create a stained glass window to
'complete' the Jesse Tree, of which the larger-than-lifesize wooden
sculpture of Jesse, one of the treasures of St Mary's, may form the base.
We continued to try to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of our parish
community through:
• Worship and prayer, learning about the Gospel, and developing their knowledge and
trust in Jesus.
• Provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish
• Missionary and outreach work.
This year also saw two members of the congregation taking a step further in living out their faith. Philip Godsell became an Ordinand at St Michael'sTheological College, Cardiff, continuing his journey to becoming a full-time Stipendiary Minister, while Robert Wade began studying at St Michael's to become a Licensed Lay Minister.
Worship, prayer and pastoral care
The Churches continued to achieve its objectives (listed below) by carrying out acts of worship
every day of the year, and by continuing pastoral care, through, in particular, the visiting of, and
on occasions taking Communion to, parishioners who through sickness or age were unable to
come to church. The number attending the main Services at the churches on Sunday is just under 150 ( the same as last year) , and the number reported to be recorded on the Electoral Roll for both churches on 31 December 2012 was 258 (2011: 252).
In addition to our regular services, we enable our community to celebrate and thank God in the
milestones of the journey through life. Through baptism, we thank God for the gift of life, in
marriage public vows are exchanged with God's blessing and through funeral services friends and
family express their grief and give thanks for the life which is now complete in this world and to
commit their loved one into God's keeping. This year, we have celebrated 31 baptisms, 8
weddings, with over 50 funerals conducted by parish clergy.
Eucharistic services were held at care and nursing homes and retirement complexes throughout
the year, as well as harvest thanksgiving and carol services at the OAP hall in the town.
In October 13 young people and adults were Confirmed in their faith by the Bishop of Monmouth,
the Right Reverend Dominic Walker OSB at a service attended by 156 friends, family and
parishioners from all four churches.
The Parish Fellowship held evenings of reflections for St David's Day, Lent and Advent which saw
parishioners gather to share poetry, prose, prayer and memories.
Ecumenically, the parish shared services of Compline and Stations of the Cross with the Roman
Catholic Church of Our Lady and St Michael's, Abergavenny, during Lent, as well as participating
fully in the Abergavenny Council of Churches.
The Civic Services for both the Chairman of Monmouthshire Country Council, Cllr Maureen Powell,
and the Mayor of Abergavenny, Cllr Samantha Dodd, both of whom worship at St Mary's, were
held at the church, with Fr Soady being appointed Chaplain to both.
Mission and outreach work
The year saw church members looking even further outward in their mission and outreach,
• St Mary's starting on the process to become an accredited centre for a national marriage
preparation course, the first of which being scheduled to take place in February 2013.
• Members of our Mothers Union volunteering at a contact centre for children suffering
family break-up, which opened this year in Abergavenny.
• The Mothers Union also giving donations to enable disadvantaged children in the UK to
have holidays; helping to buy goods for people being re-housed locally; and collecting baby
items and food for asylum seekers in Newport.
• Families who had suffered bereavement during the year being personally invited to the All
Souls Service, with many taking up that invitation.
• The hosting of a weekly Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.
• Members of the church becoming, or continuing to be, involved with the 7Corners project
in Abergavenny, which aims to provide a place for young people to meet. This was done
through helping at the project, providing funds and by Fr Soady becoming a Trustee of the
• Taking a bus load of youngsters and adults to see the pantomime in Bristol.
• The large number of motorcyclists who meet at Abergavenny bus station on Saturdays and
Sundays being invited to a Light up a Life service to commemorate those who had died in
road traffic accidents. While their attendance at the service was disappointing, it provided
an opportunity to chat about the work of the church. The service itself was attended by
others affected by RTAs.
• Members of the Mothers Union and other parishioners contributing to Velindre Cancer
Care by knitting chicks for Easter, which were then sold in aid of the charity.
• The Parish Fellowship also contributing nearly 30 Christmas parcels of items such as
toiletries, gloves, and small gifts for older teenagers in Abergavenny who, through no fault
of their own, are living by themselves.
• Contributing to the Bishop of Monmouth's Lent Appeal.
The Bishop of Monmouth designated 2012 as the Year of Pilgrimage and members of the parish
went on pilgrimage to St David's Cathedral in West Wales, praying at the newly-restored Shrine to
Wales' national saint.
• At Christmas, the congregations filling boxes with small
items as part of the Shoe Box Appeal, sending presents
out to Eastern European countries
• Parishioners contributing staple foodstuffs and toiletries
to the Abergavenny Food Bank, which opened its doors
in the town this year.
The Llanthony Valley also saw members of the congregations join fellow pilgrims from all over the
country for the annual Fr Ignatius Memorial Pilgrimage, also in August.
The church bells, described as the finest ring of 10 bells in Christendom, were rung each Sunday, at
funerals and weddings, and on special occasions, including the journey through the town of the
Olympic Flame. They were also rung by a number of visiting groups of ringers.
The Priory Centre Hall and Christchurch Hall continued to be resources for the community. As well
as hosting church fundraising events and after-service fellowship, Christchurch Hall was used by
the Tiny Tots playgroup and provided a place for refreshment after a choir of schoolchildren from
Sweden sang a Christmas concert in the church. The Priory Centre provided the venue for various
fundraising activities and celebrations, including St Mary's Patronal Festival lunch and the parish's
Christmas lunch.
St Mary's itself hosted a number of concerts, including a series of organ and choral recitals in June,
the Gwent Bach Society concert in October and MA opera students from the Royal Welsh College
of Music and Drama in November.
Reference and administration details
St Mary's Priory Church and its daughter church, Christchurch, is in the Parish of Abergavenny, in
the Deanery of Abergavenny and the Diocese of Monmouth in the Church of Wales.
Incumbent and ministers
The Incumbent is the Reverend Mark Soady. He was assisted by Associate Vicar, the Reverend Dr
Bernard Sixtus and two non-stipendiary ministers, the Reverend Dr Chris Walters and the
Reverend John Hughes. Dr Walters left to become NSM in charge of the Govilon group of parishes
St Mary's Priory Choir took the Year of Pilgrimage to heart during
their Singing Week in August, with members of the choir walking
between St Mary's, Patrishow Church, Llanthony Abbey and Dore
Abbey on the first three days, before singing Vespers at each
church, and then singing at services at Gloucester and Bristol
Cathedrals on following days.
The choir has also introduced choral scholars to its ranks, providing
training opportunities for young people of sixth form age, who
might otherwise not either be involved in choral singing or come to
church. The choirmaster is working with the music department of
our local comprehensive school to recruit potential scholars.
St Mary's was visited by people from all over the world and
from nearer home, with many groups such as U3A, local
history organisations, Mothers Union and other church
groups booking tours to learn about the collection of
medieval monuments in the church – said to be one of the
finest in the country – and to sit quietly in a church which
has been a place of prayer for nearly 1,000 years.
in January, while in September Fr Hughes joined the Llantilio Pertholey group as NSM. The
parishes are also served by Licensed Lay Ministers Jeff Pearse, Gaynor Parfitt and David Meredith.
Objectives and activities
We review our aims, objectives and activities each year, looking at what we have achieved and the
outcomes of our work in the previous twelve months. The review looks at the success of each key
activity and benefits of activities in a wide variety of cultural areas. The review also helps us
ensure our aims, objectives and activities remained focussed on our stated objectives. We have
referred to the guidance contained in the Charities Commission's general guidance on public
benefit when reviewing our aims and objectives and in planning our future activities.
When considering our activities for the year, the incumbent and the Parochial Church
Council (PCC) have considered the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit and, in
particular, the specific guidance on charities for the advancement of religion. In particular,
The objective of the Charity is promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the
Church. Encouraging and facilitating the practice of the Christian Faith by the Churches includes
the following:
• The provision and maintenance of the fabric of St Mary's Priory Church, Abergavenny, and
of Christchurch, Abergavenny and their associated buildings;
• The maintenance of Christian burial places;
• Promoting the study of Christian teaching, practices and Scriptures;
• To provide means and encouragement to promote fellowship within the membership of
the Churches and the wider community;
In addition to the above, Christian devotional acts and outreach work is carried out, including:
• Visiting the sick;
• Conducting regular Christian worship in both Churches;
• The celebration of the Holy Eucharist, including on a daily
basis at St Mary's Priory Church; marriages, funerals and
• Leaving St Mary's open to the public to enter and benefit from
personal spiritual contemplation; and to be able to view the
medieval monuments and learn about the Benedictine
foundation of the Church and its place in the history of
Christianity and of Abergavenny;
• Administering the Sacraments to those unable to attend regular acts of Worship, to the
sick and dying;
• Supporting pastoral work;
• Fostering ecumenical links between differing Christian denominations;
• Supporting the work of other charities through, among others, the Mothers Union and
Mission and Outreach Committee.
Further achievements in the year
Monies were raised by freewill offertory, fund raising activities and specific appeals. These were
used to support the work and administration of the churches and wider mission. Volunteers, who
helped at each act of worship to support the clergy, have donated their time. The churches expect
to continue with their acts of worship and pastoral care during 2013 and will continue to actively
try to increase its Electoral Roll, through its mission work in the community.
The activities of the committees and groups within the churches continued during the year. The
monies raised contributed to the general income of the churches. These activities are expected to
continue during 2013. All those involved in group activities and who assist with the main functions
of the churches are volunteers.
In order to continue to foster increasing unity between the different Churches and congregations
within Fr Soady's Incumbency, regular meetings of the Wardens from all four Churches were held.
In addition, two meetings were convened to which all PCC members from the three Parishes were
invited. Arising from these gatherings, an informal grouping, Abergavenny Anglican Churches
Together ("AACT") was formed in order to facilitate a co-ordinated response to issues, particularly
opportunities for wider mission.
The Trustees
The trustees who served the Charity throughout
2012 until the end of the year were as follows:
The Reverend Mark Soady Chairman
Mr Anthony Aurelius
Mr John Auty representative on the Diocesan Conference
Mrs Sheila Davies representative on the Deanery Conference
Mrs Margaret Dodd
Mrs Glenyss Holland representative on the Diocesan Conference
Mr Clive Jones
Mr Steven Lamerton
Mr Vernon Lewis
Mr David Marsh
Mrs Eunice Marsh
Ms Louise McLeod
Mrs Anne Parr
Mr Jeff Pearse Licensed Lay Minister
Mr Robert Phillips
Mr Andrew Powell
Mr Tim Pratt
Mr Robin Smith
Mrs Sheila Woodhouse
Ms Caroline Woollard representative on the Diocesan Conference and member of the
Governing Body of the Church in Wales
Mr David Williams
In addition(from January 2012 to the Vestry meeting in April 2012):
Mrs Sheila Bevan
Miss Elizabeth Boyce representative on the Deanery Conference
Mr Gareth Davies
Mrs Pansy Davies, resigned Ju e 2012
Mrs Amanda Dore
Mr Philip Godsell
Mr Stephan Grabner
Ms Beverley Jones
Dr Mark Mitchelmore
Sir Trefor Morris
Mrs Sian Philllips
Mrs Julie Wybron
Structure, governance and management
The Parish of Abergavenny is part of the Diocese of Monmouth within the Church in Wales. The
Church in Wales is a Province within the Anglican Communion and, as such, exists to advance the
Christian Religion through world-wide mission. The object of the Parochial Church Council is to
ensure that the life and work of the Church within the Parish helps to fulfil that mission, both
locally and more widely.
The Representative Body of the Church in Wales holds the land and property of the Church in
Wales, including St Mary's Priory Church, Christchurch and other church buildings, and including
the Garden of Rest at St Mary's, and their contents. The Representative Body is an exempt Charity
and was set up under Section 13(2) of the Welsh Churches Act 1914. It acts on behalf of the
Province in paying the stipends of the full time clergy, and administers the Church in Wales
scheme of covenanted and gift aid giving recovering tax on behalf of the parishes.
The Parochial Church Council (PCC) is not a body corporate, its composition, procedure and
powers being regulated by the Constitution of the Church in Wales as amended from time to time
by its Governing Body set up under Section 13(1) of the Welsh Church Act 1914. Elections are held
at an Annual Vestry Meeting which must take place on or before 30th April each year. All persons
whose names are entered on the Electoral Roll are entitled to vote and stand for election. Before
assuming office, every member of the PCC publicly makes a declaration that he or she will be
bound by the Constitution. The Members and Officers of the PCC, including the Incumbent, on
appointment become Trustees of the "Parish of Abergavenny Parochial Church Council Charity".
The PCC also appoints the Priory Trustees, a body set up under a 1925 Deed of Trust to administer
certain lands and properties held by the Representative Body as Custodial Trustees on behalf of
and for the benefit of, the Parish. The Trustees report to the PCC and their accounts are kept
separate but consolidated with those of St Mary's and Christchurch within the Charity Accounts
presented with this report.
Property administered by the Priory Trustees includes the Priory Centre, the Tithe Barn and the
Curates House. The latter two have been purchased in recent years and their freehold values are
shown in the Accounts of this Charity.
Commercial operations undertaken in the Priory Centre and the Tithe Barn are administered by
The St Mary's Priory House Company Limited, a Service Company registered with Companies
House and in which the Priory Trustees, on behalf of the PCC and the "Parish of Abergavenny
Parochial Church Council Charity" hold 51% of the shares.
Risk Review
The PCC has conducted it own review of the major risks to which the Charity is exposed and
systems have been established to mitigate those risks. The risks facing the Charity include the
state of repair of the Churches and the financial requirements to meet its stated activities,
including payment of its Annual Parish Share, bearing in mind the fall in the numbers of regular
worshippers and the reduction in regular giving. The structure of the Churches is continually
monitored by the Fabric committee and the Church architect, and the finances are controlled by
careful budgeting and encouragement and appeals to the worshippers and visitors.
Organisational Structure
The PCC is responsible inter-alia for promoting the mission of the Church, the parochial budget
and all expenditure there under, the care and maintenance of the fabric of the Churches and of
the Garden of Remembrance, and for action on any other matter referred to it in accordance with
the constitution. The PCC is also the normal channel of communication between the parishioners
and the Bishop of the diocese. All members of the PCC are volunteers.
In addition to the election of members, the Officers, i.e. The People's Warden, the Deputy People's
Warden (St Mary's) and People's Sub-Warden (Christchurch) are elected at the annual Easter
Vestry; the Vicar appoints the Vicar's Warden, Vicar's Deputy Warden (St Mary's) and Vicar's Sub-
Warden (Christchurch) at the same meeting. New representatives are told of their responsibilities
and of the issues facing the Churches by existing representatives, and receive such additional
training as required. Other Officers, including the Secretary, Treasurer and Child Protection Officer
are appointed at the first meeting of the PCC after the Vestry Meeting.
As indicated, members of the PCC also serve as representatives on the Deanery and Diocesan
Conferences and the Governing Body of the Church in Wales. St Mary's and Christchurch are active
members of Abergavenny Council of Churches and volunteers help run the Christian Aid Fortnight
activities in the town, organise Lenten study groups, and stage a town centre carol service.
The Churches are run entirely by volunteers as the clergy are remunerated by another charity
from the Share payments made by all the Churches in the Diocese. Without the work of these
volunteers, who, for example, enable St Mary's to be kept open every day for members of the
public to visit and to pray, the Churches would not function.
Committee structure
The PCC met eight times in 2012 but between these meetings, a number of committees meet to
support the work of the Churches:
• The Mission and Outreach Committee
• The Finance Committee
• The Fabric Committee
• The Fundraising Committee
Regular inspections and maintenance of both Churches, plus the other buildings and the grounds,
were carried out during the year as required. The year also saw the completion of the work on repointing
the tower at St Mary's.
The level of direct voluntary contributions at each act of worship, excluding tax reclaimed through
Gift Aid, amounted to £72,372 (2011: £73,841). This is a decrease of £1,469, or about 2%.
Other income included fundraising amounted to £156,870 (2011: £145,736). This included the
final part of the restricted grant from CADW of £41,658 (2011: £17,743) towards the cost of the
extensive repairs to the tower of St Mary's and the initial fund raising towards the cost of erecting
a new window in St Mary's in memory of our previous incumbent, the Very Reverend Jeremy
Winston. A total of £21,347 was raised in the year towards the estimated £140,000 needed for the
completed scheme.
The net assets of the Charity at 31 December 2012 amounted to £271,495 (2011: £307,107),
including freehold properties valued at £362,641 (2011: the same). The principal liability remains
the mortgage on the Curates House of £195,000. The decline in net assets during 2011 is again due
almost entirely to payments for the repair work to the tower of St Mary's, mainly using restricted
funds from a legacy as well as the CADW grant.
The level of expenditure amounted to £264,854 (2011: £291,152) with £96,772 being mainly exceptional
expenditure on the repairs to St Mary's Tower, completed during the year (2011: £90,479). Other
expenditure included £20,000 to purchase a new organ, but elsewhere expenditure was below the
figures for 2011. The Parish Share paid to the Diocese during the year was £90,812 (2011 :
Reserves Policy
The reserves policy of Parochial Church Council (PCC) recognises the need to hold reserves to
ensure funds are available to provide continuing mission should the income levels fall. Reserves
are also required to meet the future maintenance programme for the Churches and Church
A minimum level of reserves needs to be retained to ensure the PCC can meet its legal
commitments should the Charity be unable to continue due to a lack of a sustainable income
stream. The Officers of the PCC have established a policy whereby the unrestricted funds not
designated for specific use by the PCC or invested in tangible fixed assets, i.e. free reserves, held
by the Charity should be between three and six months of the resources expended in general
The Charity is dependent on donations, grants and investment income. The current economic
climate continues to be uncertain and may have a negative impact on future income streams.
Investment policy
The Parochial Church Council (PCC), through its finance committee, has considered the most
appropriate policy for investing funds and agreed to achieve the best available rate from our
Bankers, e.g. through the use of three-month Bonds, within the constraint of maintaining rapid
access to funds in the event of a call on them.
Lloyds Bank, 54 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire NP7 5HB, and, HSBC Bank plc, 2
Frogmore Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5AF.
Independent Examiner
Dorrell Oliver Limited, Linden House, Monk Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire NP7 5NF.
Trust Architect
Michael Bartosch, of Bartosch & Stokes, 1 Bath Parade, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL53 7HL
Approved by the Trustees
and signed on their behalf
by The Reverend Mark Soady, Chairman


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We have formed lasting relationship with repeat customers, and are proud of their loyalty to our business. We hire only the best electricians in the electrical industry to ensure our work is of the highest quality and standards. While we do perform a wide variety of electrical services (including electrical wiring, service maintenance, voice, data, communications, security, fire alarm, and generator installations), much of our work concentrates on Building Automation and Temperature Control Systems.
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J & R Electric 15685 County Rte 91 PO Box 767 Pierrepont Manor, NY 13674
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A major factor that determines the success of your wedding is the entertainment. Get this right and you can send your guests home glowing, with unforgettable memories of the fun and excitement. While the conventional disco and wedding bands are classics, don't feel they are a necessity. Rules are made to be broken and throwing… read more
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Summary Mag Force 7, The finest group of mercenaries ever to assemble in King Dion Starfire's domain. Their staunch loyalty to each other and themettle of their convictions are often tested by the price they demand on hire, but they are neer forgotten, even when mortal danger looms on the horizon. When a museum curator hires the Mag Force 7 to steal a robotic artifact from an excavation site, Xris- the team leader- feels this could be easy money. Maybe too easy. And when teh mercenaries realize they've lost a deceptively dangerous antique, all havoc breaks loose. It's up to the Mag Force 7 to find it before the bloodthirsty Corasioans- aliens bent on human annihilation- can use it for ultimate destruction. To make matters worse, their key team member is missing, and the robot has decided to take matters into it's own hands... |


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This is probably the fastest, easiest omelet you will ever make. It almost doesn't even deserve to be called a "recipe," since it's more of a method than anything else! Of course, you can use any type of egg substitute or real eggs; you can also add any type of vegetables, if you'd like! You might want to add salt and pepper to taste, based upon whatever you add to the eggs. I used hot chunky salsa, and I felt that was enough flavor for me.
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Aym, from Ashwoods and other specialists but we have a famous hellebore breeder locally......Wendy Perry from Bosvigo House in Truro Cornwall. She had an open day a few weeks back and I got to the head of the queue and located the best hellebore by far...in my opinion. Lovely large yellow with red centres.
Use the horse manure then aym....those "huge" leaves will help provide great flowers in late winter. Not a fan of bonemeal but fish blood and bone is ideal
Cuttings for me if you want a uniform hedge.
We push things at this time of year because the time is going fast. Suddenly it will be late spring and we will moan because we are late.
some common sense but some risk taking too is needed. If we can get seeds sown and planting done and they respond well we are ahead if the game and jobs done
What an unusual year for my hellebores. Just cut a couple down now.....sounds barmy but I don't let seeds fall to spoil my clumps.....that were huge. purple flowers with yellow centres about 4' tall on very thick stems. Others were early,,some hsve not flowered and others have just started. Exactly why I don't really know but suspect the extra mild and wet winter
This year, esp, I have mulched generously with manure, compost, fish blood and bone and pelleted chicken manure plus some mushroom compost all thoroughly mixed. I wont allow any summer flowers at all and expect super things from all of them next winter.
Sunny and dry and warm out of the wind. the wind though is cold. Right now the wind has fallen light ...ominous for tonight then with the clear skies In the west it has been good today but the east of Cornwall has has sleet, snow and rain.
it is quite a mixture of weather
Yes but the size they supply is impressive hosta. By far the biggest plants and I wouldn't go anywhere else.
Happycottontail, use it in the planting mix and as a mulch.
however, avoid ericaceous plants like azaleas and some perennials like lupins wont like it. As with all plants read up on their needs
mushroom compost is excellent though and weed free......I have had lorry loads of it delivered to use as a very thick mulch in autumn on veg patch, fruit and ornamemtal garden. Sadly now the local mushroom farms have gone
Is sounds very much like your soil is too alkaline lubylu. Have you tested your soil to see if it is acid or alkaline? Get a cheap PH test kit and it will quickly tell you.
I would take it back to the garden centre....they will replace or refund.
If your aoil is alkaline plant your replacement in a pot using john innes ericaceous number 3. Your gc will help you with this
For sure Anomander...but keep some back. Slugs on toast are delicious
Where you are is like the arctic compared to here caroline .....hold back. You can pot on though so you have much bigger, stronger plants to put out bit later. Mine for pots are already in 5 litre plus pots


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Sandy and Laura Sanborn founded Big Spring Ranch for Boys in the central Colorado Rockies in 1948. In 1962, they built High Trails Ranch for Girls a mile from the Big Spring site. The Sanborn Junior program for children 7-10 started in 1989. Tens of thousands of young people have participated in our Colorado summer camp for girls, boys, and teens over the last 60 years. Request our catalog and DVD and learn more about the outdoor adventure and fun-filled community at Sanborn Western Camps today!
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If a time-machine could take us back through the centuries, which musical occasion might we choose to attend? Surely a soirée at Rossini's Parisian home would be high on anyone's list! More Info
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Throughout 19th-century Europe, one of the most important institutions of social and artistic life was the salon. Here Opera Rara presents the music enjoyed by Europeans at home nearly 200 years ago. These eight songs and four duets by Mercadante truly rival the more familiar Serate Musicale by Rossini. More Info
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Baglioni Hotel Regina - The Leading Hotels of the World
Via Vittorio Veneto 72, Via Veneto, 00187 Rome, Italy – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in food, city walks, and sightseeing – Check location Excellent location – show map
Excellent location – rated 9.1/10! (score from 402 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Baglioni Hotel Regina - The Leading Hotels of the World.
The photos in the website underestimates how good the room is. The lobby is luxurious and the room is spacious. I had the grand deluxe room and its much bigger than many other italian 5 star hotels. The staff were very friendly. Gave us excellent choices for dinner around the hotel
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Great location and good restaurants close by. Excellent breakfast!
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they upgraded me, staff very friendly, breakfast very nice
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The breakfast was excellent with a comprehensive selection of breakfast meats, pastries, hot service which included eggs, potatoes, tomatoes, mushrooms, turkey sausage and bacon. The beds were very comfortable with superior lines.
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The bed, the bathroom, the breakfast and the staff!
I loved Rome more when i stayed in this hotel. Location, stuff, rooms, beverages all are awesome
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I like the location, very attantive staff, I asked for extra pillows and it was done very quick. Comfortable pillows and bed which is one of the most important things for me. Highly recommend!
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Staff are faultless. Check-in flawless. It's a fabulous place to stay.
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The staff were very attentive and friendly.The hotel and rooms are gorgeous
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Beautiful hotel, lovely food. Really lovely waiting staff.
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Stay in the Heart of Rome – Excellent location – show map
One of our top picks in Rome. Located on the fashionable Via Veneto, Baglioni Hotel Regina offers elegant rooms in Art Deco style. A 10-minute walk from the Spanish Steps, it features a sumptuous marble lobby.
Featuring free WiFi, rooms here come with stylish furniture, Murano glass chandeliers and a private bathroom with Italian marble. Many feature high ceilings and precious silk tapestry.
The Brunello Lounge & Restaurant mixes classic Italian and contemporary designs. Here, guests can enjoy cocktails and traditional Mediterranean cuisine.
The Baglioni Hotel Regina is complete with a free gym and a wellness centre with sauna, hammam and hot tub. Massages are also available.
The property is surrounded by bars and restaurants along Via Veneto. Barberini Metro station is 1,300 feet away, while Villa Borghese is a 5-minute walk away.
Via Veneto is a great choice for travelers interested in food, city walks and sightseeing.
This is our guests' favorite part of Rome, according to independent reviews.
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Located in the real heart of Rome, this property has an excellent location score of 9.1!
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I am sure that for most of you, when talking of Rome the magical atmosphere of the Via Veneto spring to mind. Times but not customs have changed, and the Via Veneto still evokes the same image. And it is right in the heart of this street that our splendid residence is situated: the Baglioni Hotel Regina. We are waiting to welcome you to this magnificent setting in order to provide you with a highly memorable experience. Massimo Mainella - General Manager
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Area Info – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in food, city walks, and sightseeing – Check location Great location - show map
Closest Landmarks
- Piazza Barberini 0.2 miles
- Barberini Metro Station 0.2 miles
- Church of Santa Susanna 0.3 miles
- Trinita dei Monti 0.4 miles
- Gardens of Sallust 0.4 miles
- Piazza di Spagna 0.4 miles
- Spanish Steps 0.4 miles
- Piazza di Spagna 0.4 miles
- Repubblica - Teatro dell'Opera Metro Station 0.4 miles
- Piazza della Repubblica 0.4 miles
Most Popular Landmarks
- Trevi Fountain 0.5 miles
- Roma Termini 0.6 miles
- Roman Forum 1 miles
- Piazza Navona 1 miles
- The Colosseum 1.2 miles
- Campo de' Fiori 1.2 miles
- Castel Sant'Angelo 1.2 miles
- Trastevere 1.7 miles
- St. Peter's Basilica 1.8 miles
- Vatican Museums 1.9 miles
Restaurants & Markets
- Tullio Restaurant Restaurant 0.3 miles
- Harry's bar Cafe/bar 0.3 miles
Closest Airports
- Ciampino Airport 9.1 miles
- Fiumicino Airport 14.5 miles
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Brunello Lounge & Restaurant
Open for: Lunch / Dinner / Cocktail hour- Modern
- Italian
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
- Dairy-free
Restaurant features
- À la carte
- Reservations welcome
Facilities of Baglioni Hotel Regina - The Leading Hotels of the World Great facilities! Review score, 8.4
Pool and Spa
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
- Massage
- Spa
- Fitness Center
- Sauna
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.
Food & Drink
- Kid-Friendly Buffet
- Kids' Meals
- Special Diet Meals (upon request)
- Restaurant With Dining Menu
- Breakfast in the Room
- Bar
- Restaurant
WiFi is available in all areas and charges apply.
Free! WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is needed) and costs EUR 50 per day.
Front Desk Services
- Concierge Service
- Ticket Service
- Tour Desk
- Express Check-in/Check-out
- 24-Hour Front Desk
Entertainment & Family Services
- Babysitting/Child Services
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Business Facilities
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- Paid WiFi
- Air Conditioning
- Hypoallergenic Room Available
- Heating
- Soundproof Rooms
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- Elevator
- Honeymoon Suite
- Facilities for Disabled Guests
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Newspapers
- Room Service
Languages Spoken
- Russian
- Italian
- French
- Spanish
- English
- Arabic
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Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.
Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
All children under 16 years stay free of charge for extra beds.
Any additional older children or adults are charged EUR 110 per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.
When booking more than 7 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
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The GS2200M Starter Kit Board is an easy to use evaluation and development platform. It supports developing both host-less designs, where the GS2200M controls the system, and hosted designs where the GS2200M provides IoT connectivity to a host microcontroller. It includes temperature and light sensors, Arduino-compatible and Pmod-compatible interfaces, software accessible buttons and LEDs, debugging interfaces and built-in power measurement features.
- Easy to use evaluation and development platform for GS2200M-based products
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The GS2200M Starter Kit Board (SKB) is an easy to use evaluation and development platform for GS2200M module-based products. It is designed to support solderless interfacing with peripherals and microcontrollers via Arduino-compatible and Pmod-compatible connectors. The SKB is configurable to operate as either a host or shield/peripheral. The SKB can be used as a development platform for both host-less and hosted designs. In a host-less design, your application firmware runs on the GS2200M module. In a hosted design, your application firmware runs on an adjacent host microcontroller, leveraging the extensive set of Wi-Fi and TCP/IP-based network services provided by the GS2200M module.
For host-less designs, you develop your application firmware using GainSpan's GS2000 Software Development Kit (SDK) and may leverage one or more of GainSpan's Application Development Kits (ADKs) to accelerate your time to market. The Temperature and Light Sensor ADK embedded firmware, which is pre-installed on the SKB, is included with the GS2000 SDK.
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The SKB is Apple HomeKit compatible. Apple MFi licensees may order the SKB with the optional Apple Authentication Coprocessor pre-installed. GainSpan's HomeKit ADKs are available separately.
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Deadliest Warrior Season 3 Idea-Carib Warrior vs. Inuit
This match pits the Caribs, the exceptional bowmen from the Carribean, against the Inuit, a Native American tribe who sought to defend their land from invaders. When Colombus first saw the Caribs, he told that they carried large sticks which were capable of decapitating a human. This was their war club.
The top was higly sharpened. The following paragraphs on their skill with the bow and arrow is from http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~sd65/carib_history/caribs.htm
"They were taught how to use the bow and how to apply poison to the arrowhead. The poison was deadly and the victim died in great pain. To improve their marksmanship, the young warriors in training had to shoot their meals down from the tops of trees and learn to shoot accurately while swimming. Before a Carib boy could become a warrior, he had to undergo a severe initiation ceremony. The Caribs considered courage the greatest virtue and the boys were taught to bear pain without flinching. When the day came, he was seated on a stool before all the warriors of the village, while his father explained to him what his duties and responsibilities would be in the future. Then a bird was beaten to death against his body, scratching and pecking at his skin as it struggled. After this, he was deeply scratched with agouti teeth, and his body rubbed with the dead bird, which, in the meantime had been dipped in pepper. During all this, the boy was expected to show no signs of pain or discomfort. When the beating was over, he was given the bird's heart to eat, and then was sent to his hammock and made to fast. Another test was to shoot a bird off the top of tree with a bow and arrow. Only when he successfully passed through this initiation was he given the warrior's name, taught the warrior's language and allowed to go on raids. The Carib warriors were also excellent swimmers and Columbus mentioned seeing a warrior firing his bow while swimming in the sea."
Then, there are the Inuit. Inuit weapons make the Zande look like nothing. I thought the Inuit were a peaceful tribe, but when they're attacked, they have some scary means of defence. For long range, they had a cable backed bow; an exceptionally strong bow because it was reinforced by fibers.
This increases their tightness and power. Next, the Inuit have the toggling harpoon.
What's special about this weapon is that it has a two part point. Aloow Wikipedia's article on the toggling harpoon tell you how that works.
"When the harpoon is thrust into an animal, the top half of the point detaches and twists horizontally into the animal under the skin, making it virtually impossible to pull the rest of the attached harpoon out of the animal while pulling it back to ship or shore. This harpoon technology lodges the toggling head of the harpoon underneath both the animal's skin and blubber, and instead lodges the point in the muscle, which also prevents the harpoon slipping out."
Looks like a devestating weapon. Next, they have a spear used in hunting and warfare called the kakivak.
Man, that thing is frightening. Next the Inuit had special bolas as their mid range weapon. What made these particulary scary, and made them stand out from the other bolas, was that the Ka-Lum-Ik-Toun had four or more weights attatched to it.
The Inuits had armour as well; walrus ivory plates that could protect them from an attack. All in all, my edge goes to the Inuit. They have armor as opposed to the Carib Indians, and they have some very frightening weapons indeed.


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Yup! I have tons of Disney stuff at my house...from snowglobes (love the one with the Villains and also the Nightmare Before Christmas one) to a tapestry on my foyer wall which depicts the castle. Disney merchandise is so diverse...there is something for everyone. How could you not spend money? My downfall is the World of Disney store...if Disney makes it, they have it there and, of course, I need it for my very own. LOL!
I really had a hard time picking out a shirt for my wife. Maybe this just shows my personal taste (or lack thereof) but all the men's shirts and hats seemed way cooler than the stuff for the ladies. But then when my wife shops for herself she always finds really cool stuff.
They do have a bewildering variety. My wife almost purchased a Disney Advent calendar. Almost.I've gone to Disney somewhere around 15 times since my college program in 2002. The majority of those times I do pick up a t-shirt. I just love getting a cool new Disney t-shirt (my monorail shirt is my favorite). But aside from that, a Mickey crystal figure for my Ma and a talking Baby Eeyore for meeee---yyyy Nephew. My Nephew... I tend to buy very little. I used to buy pins here and there. But I'd rather spend the money on the food and the experience.
I'm guessing 6 towels. And BTW, sweet Crocs dude.Everytime we go we always pack lightly [pack a small suitcase w/clothes inside a larger suitcase, so you have an empty one when you get there... for stuff :)].
I usually try to get stuff with some sort of vague use- pajama pants, dishes [pizza plates were the coolest last time], notepads/journals [great portable sketchbooks]. Try not to get too many t-shirts as I already have way too many [I totally caved on the spanish monorail shirt I saw when we were visiting the Polynesian tho]. Park exclusive action figures are fun to come across, and plush toys are great as they're light/inexpensive and acts as good padding while packing.
I also have both red and black pairs of Mickey Mouse crocs. Which I wear almost everywhere- these things are near impossible to kill [the black ones were purchased after falling in the Lagoon by accident after a boat rental excursion- I thought I broke the red ones but I just needed a new button on the side]
I'm an anime/manga fan, so Mitsukoshi is always my weak spot- so much fun candy and gobs of Ghibli merchandise [as a Canadian, I was stoked to buy an Anne of Green Gables anime artbook there]. Them having more Marvel merch will probably be my death :)
My favorite things are probably ride-specific merch [little figures or plushes], and souvenir mugs [which get reused all year round]. Also, I liked the Ice Tea I picked up at the gift shop- use a little here or there, and you can make it last till your next Disney trip :)Victor---
Yeah, tho it's never been dubbed in english [saw a few eps on French language CBC ages ago]. It was a pre-Ghibli work from Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki in the late 70's. As such, Epcot's Mitsukoshi stocks assorted merchandise for it and shelves it alongside other Ghibli merchandise [ie- Totoro, Kiki's Delivery Service, Ponyo]. Got a Future Boy Conan and a Castle in the Sky artbook from the same display.
There's also a more recent anime w/o Miyazaki's involvement adapting the authorized prequel novel published here in Canada recently [this naime is also not out in English oddly]


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Rock musician Billy Idol once said, ôRock isnĺt art, itĺs the way ordinary people talk.ö The conversation will be flowing when The Sunset Villains and American Babies perform at Montgomery County Community Collegeĺs MontCo Rocks concert on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 8 p.m. at the Science Center Theatre, 340 DeKalb Pike, Blue Bell.
ôThis is the first year for the concert,ö said Michael Kelly, the showĺs director and MCCCĺs Music Technology and Music Business Instructor. ôIt will be a bi-annual event, and we decided to kick it off during MCCCĺs ĹAmericaĺs Musicĺ film and lecture series.ö
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ôI was made aware of American Babies through MCCC student James Hamilton in my music history class,ö said Kelly. ôJim is the brother of Tom Hamilton (founder of Philly band Brotherĺs Past and American Babies), and has performed with the group. I immersed myself in their songs, and I was extremely pleased that students were tuned into this band.ö
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ôThe Sunset Villains is one of the great bands David Ivory is producing, that I was well aware of, and they came up on a short list of student favorites as well.ö
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ôItĺs fun,ö he put simply. ôThere are other reasons of course, but that was the first one. And to tell you the truth, the choices are slim to none seeing bands out here unless you go to a bar, and there you have the age restriction.ö
Unlike area pubs, this show at MCCC is for all ages. Kelly said, if you can stay up until 11 p.m., itĺs a show you will enjoy.
ôItĺs a chance to hang with your friends in a familiar place, see two incredible bands that usually only come as far as Philadelphia, with great music they had a hand in choosing, all for about third of the cost of the same experience downtownö he said.
While this will be the first Montco Rocks of the series, the hosting of contemporary and pop music at MCCC is nothing new.
ôI started combing through old copies of ĹThe Montgazetteĺ from the 1960s and 70s and found that the school paper was full of music reviews about albums, shows and concerts that the students were into at the time,ö said Kelly of his research for the show. ôThe idea to bring this tradition back to the campus and the community was born, with the idea that it would reflect the kind of music experience the students were looking for, and making the concert itself a classroom experience, as well. I mentioned this idea to David Ivory as well, who remembers coming to Montco to see the band ĹGentle Giantĺ and told me heĺd be interested in hosting the event,ö Kelly said.
MCCC students are helping to make the production possible, too.
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