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On Saturday the Rose City Quilters had their annual show aptly named Tote and Gloat. I decided to pay a visit, it's the first time I've ever been to one of their shows. There were the usual merchants malls with tempting things to buy. And there was exhibitions to look at. But the most interesting part is where members of the audience - who I'm sure, are all quilters, get to stand on the stage and show their quilt and speak about it.
It lasts for most of the day and by the time I left to go home I felt very inspired by all the talented girls who were there.
This quilt was queen bed sized made from civil war fabrics with small doilies sewn onto squares. It was very plain but it would have been one of my favorites.
This one was a close second as a favorite, again a very plain pattern, but really effective. There was also a lovely display of mixed media work done by Lynette and her friend Katherine. If you'd like to see some more of there work you can find it here. I could show you lots more, but may be another time.
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Hi Carole, love to see what you are up to.
The show looks wonderful, I did the show in Houston and this looks better.
I do miss the crafts in NZ, they are really of a high standard, no?
I am just popping in to say hello before bed time,
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- Jennifer said...
Looks like a great show!
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- Linda said...
Amazing. Did NZ have a civil war .... with fabrics from that date?
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Thanks for the linky ;-)
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The show looks fab! what a great place to be inspired! Mx
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Maria2017-01-10T00:00:00ZThe place is amazing also in autumn..the house is really nice..Michael and is family are really good people..I recommend to everyone!
Silvio2016-11-14T00:00:00ZMichaels treehouse is very cosy, clean and well equipped. It is located in a beautiful area and is easy to locate using the location listed. Michael and Shield are lovely and welcoming and we very much enjoyed our stay. Thank you!
Naomi2017-01-04T00:00:00ZWe loved staying in this place! Its very cosy and warm and a great get away. Schull is such a lovely town and the scenery surrounding the little apartment is all so beautiful. The place is very easy to get to and (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) maps gets you there easily. The kitchen has all you need for basic breakfast and lunch and there are some great nearby pubs for dinner. I would very very readily reccomend this to anyone!
Sinead2017-01-22T00:00:00ZMichaels treehouse was as described very cosy, clean and a joy to stay in.. would recommend. Although a bit hard to find It is located in a gorgeous and secluded place. The place was very well stocked out with bathroom accessories and in the kitchen.. tea, coffee and cereals were all available.
Gina2016-09-25T00:00:00ZWe enjoyed our stay a lot, nice and quirky little place, close to beautiful scenery. Michael was very welcoming and helpful.
Alena2017-02-05T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork Non, Ireland
We loved our stay at Evie's house. We had everything we needed there and it was just a 5 minute walk to the village with lots of food options. The house is lovely and sunny and perfect for a couple or small family. Evie's mum, who lives next door, met us when we arrived and showed us how everything works and gave us recommendations for food. Schull is a charming village and is a great base for exploring the vicinity. We'll definitely be back and couldn't recommend Evie's place highly enough.
Sharon 2016-06-22T00:00:00ZWe had a great family stay in Evie's house in Schull. The house itself is lovely and everything went perfect. Thank you Evie.
Peter2016-07-17T00:00:00ZEvie was great and promoted in responding to all our enquirers, even down to where to eat on the first night. The description of her house, location and distance to the main town were spot on. Thanks Evie.
Stephen2016-07-13T00:00:00ZEvie's house was lovely, in a beautiful setting and close to the village and the sea. There is so much to do around Schull. The house is very comfortable and warm and cosy, loved it and will be back again. thanks Jane
Jane2015-09-07T00:00:00ZEvie was very helpful and responded quickly to our questions prior to our arrival. We also received a warm welcome from her mum. The accommodation is indeed very cosy and well equipped with lovely views from the balcony. Schull is a perfect place to stay if you want to explore this beautiful part of Ireland! Thank you Evie!
Brigid2016-04-02T00:00:00ZEvie's cosy village haven was exactly that. It was a short walk to the village centre which suited my wife and I with baby jack. The house was very comfortable and the garden and balcony view was really private and tranquil. Definitely we would go back again.
Gary2015-08-14T00:00:00ZFabulous spot. Highly recommend
Siobhan 2016-07-21T00:00:00ZExcellent accommodation very close to the main street in Schull. Very clean and comfortable. Recommended. Very helpful host, good to get some local knowledge and tips for what to see and do.
John2016-09-09T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
Marianne is a wonderful host. Easy to contact and very responsive. The property is top notch and located within easy walking distance of the Main street. I can't wait to head back to Schull and to Marianne's lovely home!
michael2016-02-05T00:00:00ZWe arrived to a lovely handwritten note and fresh milk in the fridge from Anne the caretaker. Having been in Schull before we settled in straight away. The house was very clean, lovely place with views of the harbour and everything we could need in it. Very cosy and peaceful stay. Marianne the owner was also very nice with all our emails and we will definitely be visiting again!
Robbie2016-01-04T00:00:00ZMarianne and Anne are fantastic! They are very helpful. They are easy to contact and respond promptly. They provide everything you need for a lovely stay in Schull! The property itself is top notch! I can't wait to return!
michael2015-12-19T00:00:00ZMarianne and Anne are a great team. The house is perfect for exploring the area and living like a local. I can't wait to return!
michael2016-03-15T00:00:00ZHad a lovely visit to Schull,added to by a very comfortable and spacious home,wonderfully located,and in a stunning part of Ireland.This was added to ,by the knowledge than Anne and Mariannne were always available,if any difficulty had arisen,and with a warm welcome on arrival.
john2015-11-18T00:00:00ZWe had an absolutely LOVELY time in Schull, Marianne's cottage is perfect - it's in a prime location, right next to the harbour (you can see all the boats out of the living room window) and Schull Country Market on Sunday morning was right next to the house too, which was great! The highstreet is 2 minutes away from the house and it's at the right end for the bustling local pub Hackett's which was our favourite. There are lots of lovely little independent shops in Schull (esp the Bookshop) and a really good Centra too and these are all just minutes away on foot which is so ideal. The cottage itself was lovely, big open plan kitchen/living area, good size rooms (2 shower rooms so we each had our own shower, bonus! Really good shower too) and it was all in immaculate condition thanks to Anne, the housekeeper. We didn't actually meet Marianne or Anne unfortunately, but they were both excellent communicators from start to finish and so helpful - always on hand if ever you did need anything. We did meet Penny the next door neighbour, who was the sweetest lady and really helpful on tips for the local area. Thank you so much for having us, would recommend it to everyone and would definitely stay again.
Beth2016-09-11T00:00:00ZNo 1 Riverside was perfect, exactly how it was described on the site. We arrived to a warm, cosy place (the heating was left on timed so the place was warm when we arrived on a cold spring day). A welcome note was nice to receive and a phone number incase we needed anything was good and reasurring. The place was very clean, furniture was good quality, nice cushions and throws, lovely candles everywhere, nice lightining, all touches that made a real difference. The bedding was clean and fresh, nice towels and extra duvets if needed. The hot water bottles in the kids room was a nice touch too. Kitchen was well equiped, washing machine, dishwasher all easy to use etc. Location is great, the high street perfect for everything we needed, (lovley health food shop and gift shops aswell as a good supermarket) the harbour views beautiful to wake up to. I went with my two young sons and everything felt safe, convenient and easy. We all had an amazing relaxing time and a perfect place to stay.
suffia2016-04-05T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
Old farmhouse that felt clean, not damp as you might expect with an old property. Great view and very peaceful.
Nollaig2016-08-23T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at Kathleen place. The house is wonderfully situated and is beautiful and comfortable. The views are astonishing. Kathleen is very nice and charming and you feel better than at your own home. I heartily recommend it.
MONICA2015-05-22T00:00:00ZIt was lovely to meet Kathleen. She picked us up and we followed her by car to the house. We loved the house. It is an old house but we like that. The boys loved the back garden for hurling and football and we cycled every morning around the area. All in all a great stay. Only sorry we couldn't stay longer. Thanks Kathleen for your place to stay. We would all love to come back next year.
ruairi2016-07-31T00:00:00ZVery nice view, nice old cottage, about 20 mins walk to the village.
marc2016-08-08T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay over New Years in Kathleen's cottage. The weather was a bit unfortunate but the open fire in the living room and the big oven in the kitchen made us feel very comfy and cosy. Once the mist was gone we could really enjoy the remarkable view. We didn't meet Kathleen in person but she made sure we had everything we need and was always reachable. Schull is a 20 minute walk away from the house and a really nice place with a few lovely pubs and shops. All in all we totally enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back for the summer.
Claudia2015-01-03T00:00:00ZJust back from Schull after a fantastic holiday. Kathleen was a wonderful host, very warm and helpfull . We arrived to the house and Kathleen greeted us with fresh eggs and soda bread. She organised a babysitter and our laundry. The seaview from house was beautiful with Schull village only a 20 minute stroll. The house was a lovely old farmhouse with a good size garden which is perfect if you are not wanting the generic holiday cottage. We will definetly be back again. Thanks Kathleen. Michelle , Co. Carlow
Michelle2015-07-26T00:00:00ZWe have never stayed anywhere quite so beautiful, as regards location, the views from the farmhouse were stunning. Kathleen is a gem. We loved her energy, her hospitality, bread and eggs to die for, communication was not a problem. You can walk into Schull and just wonder at the beauty of the landscape. We will be back !!!!!
JOHANNA2016-07-01T00:00:00ZMy wife and I stayed at Kathleen's house with our infant daughter and several extended family members. Our stay way hugely enjoyable. The house is in a quiet, private setting but only 15 minutes from the village on foot, with wonderful views of the harbour and islands in Roaringwater Bay. The house has all basic amenities needed for a comfortable stay. This is a place to get away from it all - while the absence of wifi, multi-channel TV and DVD player did not bother us, it may be a factor for some other guests. The bedrooms are comfortable, if compact. Kathleen was a most welcoming host and provided farm fresh eggs and freshly baked bread on arrival - a very thoughtful touch. We recommend this place for those seeking a rural retreat at an affordable price.
Rossa2015-08-14T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
The host canceled this reservation 63 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
RobbieLovely cottage, perfectly located for exploring the Mizen peninsula. Very handy to be within walking distance of the town centre, but quiet and cosy. Clean and tastefully decorated with lots of character. We really enjoyed our stay. Thank you Maeve!
Michelle2016-03-30T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely long weekend at Maeve's house. It is in a great location in Schull and was comfortable and clean. There is a sweet back garden which catches the sun where you can sit out. Maeve was very welcoming and had great recommendations for restaurants and other facilities in the town.
Rachel 2016-05-03T00:00:00ZExcellent location and comfortable accommodation and charming garden
Stephen2015-06-07T00:00:00ZGreat little house. Perfect place to explore west cork and walking distance to some lively bars and good restaurants
Donal2016-04-01T00:00:00ZMaeve's place was very cozy and very central -- you fall out the door and all of Schull is before you. The perfect place to arrive, park the car . . . And enjoy.
Bill2016-04-06T00:00:00ZAmazing location. Thanks for everything!
David2017-01-01T00:00:00ZLovely cottage right in the middle of the village and all the amenities. Really close to the fabulous beaches and coastline of West Cork. The kids loved it and the dogs were delighted as they even had their own quarters (heated garage!).
Bronwen2016-10-28T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
Sarah and her daughter made us feel very welcome by providing a tasty breakfast. Sarah also trusted us to pick up the key in a designated place. The room was exactly like we had seen in the photo. The location in Schull village was ideal for our purposes.
nollaig2016-06-01T00:00:00ZHost was very welcoming and the location was good, Schull is a nice place to visit
Neil 2016-08-14T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely stay in Schull at Sarah's b & b! It was spotlessly clean and very comfortable, we will definitely stay here again ......
Roisin2016-07-29T00:00:00ZRoom was lovely and ideal for our sailing weekend.
Rachel2016-08-28T00:00:00ZOther than a slight confusion just before arrival (my fault as I didn't let Sarah know my arrival time), it was a perfect visit, and a very welcoming place to stay. The view from the room, and from the table outside are fantastic. Sarah's welcome and breakfasts were warm, friendly and very tasty and sustaining (respectively).
Deborah2016-08-19T00:00:00ZThe host was very accommodating, couldn't have helped us more. Nice place with great views and its just beside the town. Very comfortable
Ray2016-08-03T00:00:00ZWe stayed one night in Sarah's place. It is a very private, very spacious, comfortable room with big bathroom and a beautiful view of the sea to wake up to. While being very close to everything in Schull it is up a quiet lane and is a peaceful and welcoming place to stay. Sarah was very friendly and helpful and it was the perfect place for us to stay.
Natasha2017-01-22T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 7 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
LiamRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Schull, Cork Co cork, Ireland
Such a nice place with So kind people. WE spent a very great Time to betty's house. thanks.
emilie2016-09-26T00:00:00ZBetty was very welcoming. She showed us around on our arrival, gave us several options for breakfast and provided both a sitting room and a bedroom for our use. She also suggested some things for us to do during our stay and took an interest in our opinions of what we did. Her home is lovely and just as pictured. The flowers are glorious and we had access to the entire garden. The view was absolutely amazing. The location is just above town and the view while eating breakfast looks out over the harbor. It's a reasonable walk into town and just up the hill from her house is a small tower with another great view.
Toffee2016-07-12T00:00:00ZWe had such a great stay, Betty and Connie were enjoyable hosts. The accommodations were great and the view from the breakfast table spectacular. A number of chances and decisions all worked out to allow Betty to arrange a chance for Judi to meet a cousin she did not know of and gain more informationabout her family. When you stay here, don't miss the walk to Connie's Tower. A terrific stay on all accounts.
Chris2016-10-14T00:00:00ZBeautiful home in a beautiful location. Kieran and Betty were very helpful and accommodating. Highly recommend
Matthias2016-09-02T00:00:00ZThis place is an absolute gem! Located on a hill above the Schull harbour, it offers a fantastic view of the area. Their house and garden are a work of love - you can feel this in every little detail. Betty and Con are nice and welcoming, and it was a delight talking to them and sharing stories! The room is cozy and the bed comfortable and has a big ensuite bathroom. The guests are welcome to use the sitting room for reading or simply admiring the view. Betty was extremely helpful when we phoned for directions. After settling in, she sent us to the promontory for a breathtaking view of the islands, Fastnet Rock and the coast all the way to Cape Clear. It was a pleasant 10-15 minutes walk to the harbour for wonderful fish&chips. The breakfast was served in the sitting room overlooking the harbour and we really enjoyed the full Irish breakfast while watching the boats come and go in the distance. We stayed for two nights and the place proved to be the perfect base for exploring the area. Con and Betty guided us in choosing our itinerary, and we enjoyed talking to them about life, the universe and everything! We highly recommend the place to anyone interested in taking a break, smelling the flowers and enjoying the scenery! Ask Con about the transatlantic cable!
Gabriela2014-08-20T00:00:00ZWe had a lovely stay. Nice quiet room and amazing views of the harbour from the breakfast room. Lovely people, hope you meet them again!
Jennifer 2016-08-17T00:00:00ZA very friendly welcome, comfortable and fabulous views! Betty was very accommodating and the breakfast was delicious ! A wonderful find! We had a personal tour & history of the the viewing point from Connie a short walk up the hill. The Fish & Chips at Bunrattys in the village was very good - large portions! Would definitely recommend Harbour Command.
Barbara2016-09-25T00:00:00ZWow, this place is worth a stay for the views alone! The view of the harbour from the lounge is stunning and there is also another breathtaking view just a couple of minutes walk up the path from the house. Betty welcomed us on arrival and gave us private use of the living room whilst we planned our day, as the wifi signal is better in there than in the bedroom next door. The room itself was clean and comfortable and the en-suite bathroom was huge! We could come and go as we pleased and our whole stay was very easy, thank you!
Ceri2016-09-10T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
South Schull, Cork, Ireland
A beautiful house and home with a most fabulous owner Katarina. Grove house is a perfect base for exploring the Mizen. Everything was just perfect.
Eoin2017-01-02T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at Grove House. Super location! Katarina is very friendly and accommodating. The room was beautiful, with a stunning view. Very clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay here again :)
Ellen2017-02-21T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
I had a wonderful time at Vary's home! It was fun, comfortable and safe. It was close to town which made it also a perfect location!
Li2016-05-31T00:00:00ZA goodnight spent at Vary's quirky house in Schull. Good communication and directions. I was welcomed with a glass of wine and conversation after my long drive. Great suggestions for some fabulous local sites out of the normal tourist spots and a hearty breakfast. Thank you Vary.
Laelie2015-06-24T00:00:00ZVery comfortable accommodation and straightforward to find. Vary is a very interesting and welcoming person, will look after you well, and knows the locality thoroughly. Excellent breakfast. Hopefully there'll be an opportunity to return.
Trevor2015-09-25T00:00:00ZWonderful experience. Lovely host and beautiful home.
Padraig2015-08-11T00:00:00ZVary is a great host, the house is beautiful & unique, well located, quiet a peaceful, bliss.
Louise2016-03-08T00:00:00ZI stayed at Vary's place for ten days in August, taking myself on a small creative writing retreat, and the place was ideal for the purpose. Quiet and secluded room, yet I was free to use the entire house, which Vary built herself and which is an absolute beauty. Great breakfast too! Schull is Ireland at its most soulful, a small town with a great energy to it. Highly recommended!
Jan2015-08-31T00:00:00ZI stayed for a local wedding for 3 nights. I was welcomed warmly by Vary and can only describe my stay as excellent in every way. The house is quirky, interesting and supremely relaxing. Breakfast was superb. But most of all It was a pleasure to engage with Vary in interesting conversation and her endless local knowledge. This is one not to miss and I plan to be back one day! Many thanks
Tom2015-06-29T00:00:00ZVary guest house (garden room) is clean, warm and cosy with ensuite hot shower/bathroom. Vary herself is very welcoming, kind and goes out of her way to make you feel welcomed in her guesthouse home. There is a large kitchen dining lounge room with high ceilings and a long wooden table and blazing wood stove. This main room is light-filled south facing and through the trees you can see the water. Lovely place.
Mark2017-01-02T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
We had a great week staying in this apartment. It was a good space for the two of us, bright and clean and recently refurbished. It was more spacious and modern than it looked like from the outside. We were after a week of relaxing and exploring the south west of Ireland and Schull was the perfect location for that. Peter was a great host. He was quick to respond during booking and when we had to change our dates made it really easy for us to do that. He was very helpful, telling us good places to go for food and drink, gave us an OS map with marked recommended places (several of which we ticked off!) and investigated possible sailing trips for us. All in all, a great stay and a lovely, convenient place to stay...location and abode!
Louise2016-10-06T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 187 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
claireRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
The hosts are really nice and welcoming, the house is very cosy. Strong recommendable.
Mikhail2016-10-18T00:00:00ZJosephine's farm was absolutely lovely! It was relaxing and enchanting! Josephine's family was very welcoming upon arrival, inviting us in for tea and a taste of their amazing bread! The farm cottage was awesome! The kitchen and bedroom had everything you would need, very clean, and very private. Would love to come back!
Wilhelmina2016-06-09T00:00:00ZIf you're looking for a true Ireland experience, come stay at the farm. Sure the city life is nice, but there was nothing better than waking up to the animals and walking up the hills to see the sea off in the distance. Josephine and her family were such lovely people, truly welcoming. We felt right at home. The dogs are lovely too! :) We flew into Dublin, got the bus to Cork, and rented a car to get to the farm. I highly recommend renting a car, best way to get around and see the country side. It was a bit of a drive, but a great adventure nonetheless! Schull is lovely. We would love to come back some day to the farm. Thank you for such lovely hospitality and a beautiful home! xxx
Savanna2016-09-13T00:00:00Zwonderful place. exceptionally well equipped kitchen. nice welcome. very clean. highly recommended. a bit remote
Steve2016-07-10T00:00:00ZWe thoroughly enjoyed our one night stay at Loughbeg Farm, it's a real home from home. From the comfy bed and wood burning stove, to the fresh farm produce, and Josephine's friendly welcome everything was perfect.
Christine2015-07-13T00:00:00ZWe had a most charming stay with lovely Josephine. The house is lovely, comfortable, spacious and gas lots of extras not normally found in an Air Bnb. We will be coming again Josephine!! Thank you!
colette2016-06-14T00:00:00ZWe were warmly welcomed by Josephine and Walter with fresh bread and tea. Our stay at Loughbeg farm couldn't be any better, we enjoyed the animals, the beautiful landscape, had a really good time with our housemate Bruno and especially the two dogs Digger and Fergus! We really felt in love with the farm and came even back again one day after our departure, thanks Josephine and Walter for beeing so flexible and welcoming! We will definetely come back and we also can truly recommend a stay at the Loughbeg farm in the cottage hostel!
Lidija2015-09-22T00:00:00ZJosephine was very welcoming and obliging of meeting us down on the main road so that we could follow her to the house. Josephine and her partner gave us a lovely bit of background to the area and how they find living there. A very cosy, clean and private self-contained unit was a lovely surprise as were the bread, eggs, and other supplies left for us! We loved walking around the farm in the morning.
Aisling2015-06-01T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Schull, West Cork, Ireland
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork P81 YA31, Ireland
Kathleen's house is amazing: it is located in a wonderful place, with great landscapes on the ocean and and on the hills. Kaithleen was really nice to us, we stayed a big room and everything was comfortable, clean and cozy. It was really interesting to chat with Kathleen about arts, wine, and the Irish weather (of course=)). I definitely recommend her as a host and Schull as a place to visit.
Elisa2015-08-29T00:00:00ZWe had a fabulous stay with Kathleen. Amazing house, stunning location and was perfect for our two night stay in Schull (we are a family of four). We were made feel really welcome and had access to the kitchen for any meals we wished to prepare ourselves and a breakfast of cereals, breads, jams, tea & coffee was provided. Kathleen met us in the village and led us to the house which was great. No curtains on bedroom windows so if you like the dark bring an eye mask, otherwise wake up to the amazing views. Would definitely return if in the area.
Anne2015-08-21T00:00:00ZGreat house and host together. Met in Schull and accompanied to the amazing home with fab vista.lovely spacious room for myself, wife and 2 little girls who had a ball exploring the grounds, to the beach a fun the household art! Great experience meeting Kathleen and her other guests.
(EMAIL HIDDEN)2016-06-13T00:00:00ZWe had such a great experience staying at Kathleen`s place. She welcomed us very warmly to her house, picked us up in town and recommended us the best places around. The house has a wonderful viewieng as promised on the pictures and allows you to enjoy silence and the most stunning nature of Ireland. Kathleen was such a nice host and made us feel like home. She invited us for a great breakfast in the morning. Communiation prior arrival was perfect. We would definitely come again and recommend this stay to other people. Thanks a mil!
Lewin2015-08-30T00:00:00ZMagnifical place to stay to relax and enjoy few days in a vintage house. The views are amazing, even inside the rooms. Is rodeated od nature. Kathleen is a very nice person. We didn't have problems with her!
Isi2015-08-05T00:00:00ZKathleen welcomed us in her five stars house as friends. The place, but also the scenary views from her house are fantastic. Kathleen is a wonderful woman with a beautiful soul. We felt very confortable and happy in her creative and sublime world.
Jean-louis2015-08-21T00:00:00ZThis house has a wonderful position looking out over the islands and wild Atlantic beyond. Kathleen is an attentive host. The house contains some very striking original artwork and a fine collection of crystal glass. The grounds have not been tended in a while. Our room was huge and there was some building work in progress. With a few rough bits around the edges this is very good place to stay and the village of Schull ("skull") is a zinger.
Trevor2015-08-31T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful stay at Kathleen's house ! She is an impressive and sympathic lady and made us feel very welcome ! Bright and spacious house with a lot of personal flair. Great stay !
Familie Timm2015-08-16T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Schull, Cork, Ireland
We have spent 14 days at the lover's nest and had an amazing time in West Cork. Sheila was a gorgeous host and provided a warm welcome for us. She and Mike were always available in case of questions and recommendations and helped us to plan our trips. It was a pleasure to meet Sheila and Mike. We loved to stay there and the conversations we had with Mike and Sheila. The Lovers Nest was like the images provided. It was very comfortable and had everything necessary for a long-term stay. The surrounding was quiet and calm and had beautiful landscapes to explore.
Thomas2016-09-04T00:00:00ZSheila accommodated myself and my girlfriend on a last minute change of plans trip to West Cork. While we booked into her Schull-based loft, the arrival of a newborn led Sheila to offer us an incredible cottage (which she spent a decade of her spare time recovering and renovating) in ahakista in the sheep's head Peninsula. It was incredibly special and we saw breathtaking sunrises. While attentive to our requests, Sheila allowed us time to aclimate. We will definitely come back to Sheila's cottage.
Paul2016-10-07T00:00:00ZWhat a lovely space! - Gorgeous views, and the opportunity to live on a farm, -but with total privacy if you want it! Sheila and Micheal are lovely, and work really hard to make you feel welcome. I would totally recommend this listing and it's hosts!
Judy2016-05-30T00:00:00ZBeautiful loft that was so picturesque and everything we were looking for. Shelia was such a lovely, accommodating host and even brought us fresh breakfast one of the mornings! We will definitely be returning next summer.
Caragh2016-07-25T00:00:00ZSheila was a lovely host, the loft perfectly matched the description, Sheila was very kind and helpful, she invited us out for a boat trip and even picked us flowers from her garden. We enjoyed our stay very much!
Sine2016-07-17T00:00:00ZNice quiet location.
Mick2016-09-27T00:00:00ZWe stayed one night here, it was clean and comfortable. Sheila was very welcoming.
Nicola2016-08-12T00:00:00ZUna maravilla tanto el apartamento como los anfitriones. No le faltaba detalle, unas vistas preciosas, muy agadable el sitio, y Sheila y Michael fantásticos, muy amables y buena gente, repetimos seguro, nos ha encantado! Completamente recomendable!!
Ana2016-07-19T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Schull, Cork P81 KR97, Ireland
We loved this place! We booked it for a family gathering in celebration of an 80th birthday and it was just perfect. The teenagers loved jumping into the sea from the jetty at high tide. Some of us did paddleboarding along the coast or over to Long Island. We loved our trip to Mizen Head, our walk along the coast north of there; our boat trip whale watching from Union Hall, (abundant dolphins, basking sharks and minke whales right up close), and the superb meal we had on Heir Island. The house and grounds were great. Clean, tidy, well appointed, great pictures on the walls, fabulous views from the windows. Good kitchen with everything we needed. Lots of space, both inside and outside. We were lucky to have wonderful warm sunshine throughout our stay, but had it rained as we'd expected, there were books, games, TV and good wifi to keep us entertained. Finally, Viviane was a great host. Although we didn't meet her, she communicated a great welcome through her messages. Angela the caretaker was great too.
Siobhan2016-06-02T00:00:00ZGreat location. Plenty of space for all the family. Bonus to have washing machine and dryer. The view is terrific. Kitchen well stocked, even baking stuff if needed..... and grounds well kept.
Claire2016-07-21T00:00:00ZViviane was wonderful at keeping in touch before and during our stay. Her caretaker came through to welcome us to the cottage and answer any questions we had (which we didn't!). The cottage is a dream. The view is extraordinary - honestly breathtaking. Within 5 minutes of walking into the cottage we all agreed that we were so happy to A: have found this spot, and B: to be staying here for the full period. The pier is awesome and we managed some pretty cold swims, despite the weather, just because it was so beautiful. I imagine in the summer, when the sun'd a little warmer, that this would be even more of a paradise. All the rooms were lovely - especially to the two doubles - and the living area is wide open so you can chat whilst cooking, doing puzzles, and just enjoying the view. the town is a short drive away (10 minutes or so), though a little too far to walk. It couldn't be in a better spot to enjoy South West Ireland. I cannot say enough good things about this place, and cannot recommend it enough.
Vicci2015-09-15T00:00:00ZAn exceptional location. You never tire of the view which changes by the minute. The house is very comfortable, well equipped and private.
Jason2016-08-10T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful week by the sea. The pier access meant that there was no excuse not to go for a daily swim!! It is an idyllic spot, hidden away in it's own quite corner and yet so close to the amenities of Schull. The views from the property are breathtaking. It is a great base for touring the peninsula or going for nice walks in the local area.
Petrina2016-08-06T00:00:00ZWonderful house in a besutiful setting.
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Apr 8, 2012 at 8:04 am #1288455
I've been backpacking with my son's troop for a couple of years and they use pack sticks lashed to trees and the pack hung on the stick at night. I had never seen this before I started backpacking with them, I had always had the pack in my shelter with me at night. I go along with this because that is how the Scoutmaster does it and I really don't have a big issue with it. But I was wondering if this was standard Scout practice or just something unique to our troop Opinions, pluses minuses?
Apr 8, 2012 at 8:09 pm #1865149At Philmont your pack must go under the dining fly at night.
Everywhere else, do what you want.
I put under my legs sometims if I only bring torso pad.
In sub 35 F weather I will have full length pad and may leave the pack outside or under tent vestibule, even if Im sleeping with the food. I do leave all pockets open so mices dont have to chew their way in to investigate. Ive hung it on the side of a tree or bush too just to make it harder for rodents if it doensnt look like rain.
I dont think there is any BSA procedure for what to do with packs at night, nor should there be any blanket policy.
If in bear country, your pack might have smells on it since food was in it, and it might be prudent to not have it with you. This topic can be debated endlessly, but remember generally bears dont want anything to do with people, they only want a free dinner.
However, considering that a bears nose is 7x greater than a bloodhounds, and a bloodhound can smell where a person walked 12 hrs ago, and what direction they were going. Bears have been known to smell dead carcasses miles away, even underwater.
If you had food in your pack, everything smells like it. Your tent, your sleeping bag, your clothes. Its just a matter of how much. IMO we are generally safe because bears DONT want anything to do with us, not because we have no residual odors on anything.
Apr 9, 2012 at 2:53 am #1865198Do you have a picture of this "pack stick" method?
I've never heard of it. Definitely not BSA driven. We usually keep packs in vestibules or the tarp depending on the setup.
Apr 9, 2012 at 4:51 am #1865203I don't have a picture of it, but it is fairly simple. You find a strong stick around 18 to 24 inches long, nobody is actually measuring, and then lash it to a tree at approximately shoulder height and then hang your pack on the stick. It does get your pack off the ground so little varmits would have a tougher time rummaging through your pack and does get your pack away from your tent so if you are in bear country and your pack has food smells you would not be close to your pack. If it's raining you put your pack cover over the pack.
Apr 10, 2012 at 9:13 am #1865708I like to hang a pack around camp to get it off the ground. I usually look for a branch to hang it on for easy access to its contents and to get it off the ground. If there is no danger of bears, I leave it there overnight.
Apr 10, 2012 at 9:30 am #1865717Having your pack chewed by rodents is more of a hazard than bears and the little monsters can do some real damage. Marmots are infamous for such stuff– boots too. I guess they like the salt. If you use a trash compactor or garbage bag for a liner, you can hang your pack in a nice weatherproof and less odorous cover using the trash bag. Works good under a hammock too.
Apr 12, 2012 at 4:02 pm #1866635I totally agree that small critters are alot more likely to pilfer from your pack. I was wondering if any of you westerners think the pack stick method would be effective for staving off critters big and small in the Sierras. My son and I hiking in Kings Canyon this summer.
Apr 12, 2012 at 4:42 pm #1866641I assume we are not talking about Philmont.
A standard lightweight practice which works well in California bear country where bear canisters are not required is to keep your food and snacks in an odor proof (OP) sack during the day. The food can be hung from a tree in a bag at night. I doubt that any food smell would be on the pack.
The pack can then be used as extra insulation as described above.
I have never heard of the stick method and doubt it would stop an aggressive raccoon habituated to human food. It seems awfully complicated. Can you actually find that many free sticks on the ground?
Apr 23, 2012 at 8:51 pm #1870477Our troop always hangs food because of raccoons (mini-bears) and ground squirrels.
After that, my pack goes in my shelter. The pack isn't very big with the shelter, sleeping bag, and food out of it.
Apr 23, 2012 at 9:48 pm #1870494Sean, small critters can climb tree's and often do so o pack is really safe unless you get all the stuff they like out of it.
Like Walter said, "the pack isn't very big with the shelter, sleeping bag, and food out of it". So size and critters are not an issue so in the shelter/vestibule it goes.BTW, bringing cord to lash the stick seems to be a waste of effort carrying and lashing.
Apr 24, 2012 at 8:26 pm #1870845I've never heard of the stick method you describe.
There's not too much worry of bears in Southern IL or eastern MO. Most of the time, my pack just stays in my tent with me, and I've never had a problem of an animal coming in the tent looking for it. When I'm doing Philmont-specific training, it goes under the crews dining fly ("the Philmont way").
In bear country (but not at Philmont), my empty pack is either leaned up a tree at night or hung from a branch separate from the bear bags. In both cases, all the pockets are left open so rodents don't have to chew through it to check out any phantom smells (learned that one the hard way with a granola bar WRAPPER left in a pocket). Making sure all the pockets are open also serves to make SURE I got everything out of it.
Apr 25, 2012 at 6:19 pm #1871231I have used this method while backpacking with my sons troop because that is the way they do it. It does have advantages with a bunch of kids who are not as careful about emptying packs of smellable items. It is not difficult to do, rarely have I had trouble finding a stick, except when there are 20 of us. It seems like some of you already hang their pack or keep their pack away from their shelter at night, and this seems to be the goal of the pack stick method. I have done it both ways now and as a matter of fact just backpacked at Mt. Rodgers in Virginia and just kept my pack in my vestibule at night, it was pouring rain. My thoughts seem to be that it does no harm and may have advantages. In California I thought that it may be a good way to keep backpacks at night, but I may be worrying about bears out there more than I should?
Apr 25, 2012 at 6:39 pm #1871241It all depends on the environment for me. If it is a rainy night I will bring it in the shelter. If it is a nice night I will hang it in a tree near the campsite. I have a full length sleeping pad so I do not use my backpack as a sleeping pad. Keep it simple.
Apr 25, 2012 at 8:15 pm #1871292I use mine as a pillow.
May 22, 2012 at 4:13 am #1880062What a great way to get your Scouts to actually use their Pioneer Lashings. I do agree that it generally won't keep the rodents out. I may discourage Ground Squirrels – I've never seen them climb a tree but coons? Those critters will got to great lengths to get what they want and they are smart too. Same with Grey and Red Squirrels. One of my college roommates was being a pain on a trip around the Keweenaw so we tossed a couple of black walnuts in his pack. The Squirrels had a great time tearing it apart ;-)
May 23, 2012 at 10:29 am #1880412I take great pains not to contaminate my pack with food odors (I know, I may be kidding myself here) and just hang my mostly empty pack from the apex of my Hexamid tarp (previously from the apex of my Gatewood Cape) or my tarp ridge line, where it serves as a convenient place to keep loose items I need to put somewhere or find during the night. Food and smellables are in an OP sack, usually inside a bag that is PCT-method hung in bear country, or in a critter bag tied to a tree close by (Ursak Minor) in non-bear country.
May 24, 2012 at 9:33 am #1880738As a former boy and boy scout :-) I would venture to guess that the "stick lash" method is as much about camp order as any other reason.
Dec 21, 2013 at 8:50 am #2056496I just clove hitch a line around a tree and then biner my pack hanger handle to it. I then use the waist straps and wrap and cinch around the tree. The pack is empty and zips are open. I may put my pack cover on it as well.
You can accomplish same thing without the stick.Food is in bear bag or with me in tent depending on area. Sometimes I may keep pack in my tent but it's emptied out then as well.
Dec 21, 2013 at 9:04 am #2056500it sounds like some old school tradition.
Other posters have referenced the Philmont practice which I have seen some Troops in California practice with some modification outside Philmont Namely, hang food separately and leave the packs outside the tents.
I am not sure what purpose lashing the packs to the trees serves and, if the food is still inside the packs, it is not really a deterrent to critters. A separate "bear" bag would fulfill that function and be in line with BSA Leave No Trace principles.
I guess I would worry about where the Scouts are finding all these stout sticks and what happens to the trees when the ropes are lashed and subsequently untied. If the campsite looks impacted after the fact with 20 stout sticks lying around that were broken off live trees, then it might be time to adopt some other procedure. If the campsite looks like the Troop was never there, then you are probably OK.
You could perhaps get some of the Scouts (and Scouters) into the BSA LNT training and then have them assess current practices. There is a LNT patch that the Scouts can earn and LNT is a major part of the Camping MB.
Dec 21, 2013 at 9:40 am #2056511Assuming the pack were weathertight (compactor liner, etc) and relatively light, is there any obvious reason not to just hang the whole thing rather than using a separate bear bag?
Dec 21, 2013 at 9:53 am #2056523@ Caleb
This question was posted in the context of a BSA Troop backpacking with what I assumed to be traditional gear.If it is just one or two folks with lightweight packs, I assume you could hang the whole pack in such a way that raccoons and bears could not get to it. Since I use a short pad, I usually stuff my pack under my feet at night.
When I lead a group of 12 to 20 or more twelve-year olds, I focus on hanging the food in "bear" bags. You can have 3, 4 or 5 Scouts attach their bags to one small carabiner on a rope which simplifies the whole process. If you are base camping, you can leave the rope and carabiner in place and just haul the bag up at night and down in the morning. Having the food in bags, also helps the Scouts keep the food together in their packs during the day especially on longer trips.
Dec 21, 2013 at 10:02 am #2056526You're right, I definitely jumped off the original topic at hand a bit. It was more of a personal curiosity than a relevant point. I've been debating purchasing a full bear bagging kit for my upcoming section hike versus just picking up some cord and a mini carabiner.
Dec 21, 2013 at 11:07 am #2056547"Assuming the pack were weathertight (compactor liner, etc) and relatively light, is there any obvious reason not to just hang the whole thing rather than using a separate bear bag?"
How about because now instead of just losing your food to a bear, you lost your pack too. Makes it hard to carry your gear out if you know what I mean.
If a bear gets a food bag, he might eat the food there, or carry it off a ways and you never find the remains.
Dec 21, 2013 at 1:02 pm #2056593@ M.B.
How about because now instead of just losing your food to a bear, you lost your pack too. Makes it hard to carry your gear out if you know what I mean.
Precisely!Dec 21, 2013 at 1:35 pm #2056612How, exactly, is a bear going to escape with a pack that's hung from a tree well over its head?
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Looking for Mr Chaiwala by Gyan Prakash
A press photographer, Young, commits a sacrilegious act by taking an aerial picture of the inside of a sacred Tower of Silence, where the Parsee communities of India leave their dead to be consumed by vultures. A man named Beram sets out to assassinate him as retribution. Stephens, the editor of the paper in which the photograph was published, calls Sexton Blake after receiving death threats. Knowing that Beram is probably watching the press office, Burton allows himself to be followed, being sure to set Tinker on the trail of his shadow. With one on the heels of the other, the party travels to Liverpool where Young lives. He, however, is currently in India. His family have been threatened, and Blake receives a note from Beram warning him to protect them. The Parsee, meanwhile, sets out to find the photographic negative, and starts by killing the pilot who flew Young over the tower. The game of cat and mouse continues, with Beram planting false clues that lure the detective first to India and then to Burma, where is captured and almost burned at the stake before being rescued. When he returns to Britain, the back and forth becomes ever more complex as they each try to outwit the other. There are disguises, traps and kidnappings in quick succession before Blake scores a doubtful vitcory.
According to Gyan Prakash of Princeton University, this is a previously unpublished Sexton Blake tale dating from 1927, which he discovered, incomplete, in the British Library. He apparently spent three years searching for the remainder of it, eventually succeeding, though he was less successful in his hunt for information about its mysterious author. I have to confess, I'm not convinced. I have two problems with Mr. Prakash's claim. The first is that, from a stylistic point of view, the story in no way resembles the Blake material of that period. Perhaps this is because it was written by an Indian author of the time, but to me it feels more like the work of a modern writer. Secondly, I find it very odd that a historian of Mr. Prakash's stature makes no mention of the 1907 Blake tale,
(Union Jack issue 194).
· 6th series · Issue 1 · July 2014 · Obverse Books · £19.95
by Mark Hodder · Illustrator: Mark Manley
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Consulting Room Chat (ed.)
During a diplomatic mission to Abyssinia, Blake discovers the fabled Ring of Solomon. Commissioned by the government to transport the artefact to the securest vault in the empire, a vault deep in the Rock of Gibraltar, he and Tinker set out aboard an experimental airship, the
General Gordon
. Unknown to them,
Mathew Cardolak
has an operative in the British Museum who has alerted him to the ring's existence. After the agent fails in his attempt to steal the ring, Cardolak commissions
The Three Musketeers
to recover it. They hijack a secret weapon and the airship ... but Tinker is hidden aboard, and Sexton Blake is on his way to intercept them at Gibraltar.
I can't rate this. I wrote it!
by G. H. Teed · Illustrator: None
This is a reprint of
(1922). Algy Somerton, Archie "Fairy" Pherison, and Reggie "Cupid" Fetherston are three of the most harmless and vacuous socialites on the London club circuit. Known as
The Three Musketeers
, they are seen at practically every dance and race meeting and are generally well-liked. But beneath their rather idiotic exteriors they are three ruthless and brutal criminals. They are also extremely efficient, as they demonstrate when they burgle Sir George Crossett's house of its treasures. Sexton Blake is commissioned to investigate but first he has to make a private trip to Paris. While there, he spots a candlestick stolen from Sir George in the window of an antique shop. Not long after, someone shoots at him while he is sitting in a car. Meanwhile, back at Baker Street, Tinker indulges in his hobby of listeining in on wireless signals. He picks up a strange coded message which, upon his return, Blake decodes. It is a warning about him being in France and the detective is able to trace it to The Three Musketeers. After establishing that the suspects are out for the evening, Blake and Tinker break into their home. They attempt to capture the three crooks but are tricked by a cunningly designed booby trap. Most of the stolen goods are recovered but the Musketeers get away.
★★★★☆☆ An interesting tale which is let down by a hurried ending which leaves the story hanging.
© Mark Hodder 2014