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We are back with a brief update on what Kate wore to the State reception at Government House, a bespoke cocktail dress by Jenny Packham. The evening's highlight was Kate and William's unveiling of a new portrait of Her Majesty by New Zealand artist Nick Cuthell.
Those with a good eye for detail may have noticed the fern brooch HM is wearing in the portrait. It is the same pin worn by Kate atop her red Catherine Walker coat on Monday, loaned to the Duchess for this trip. Again this evening Kate demonstrated her skill at sending messages of respect and sensitivity through what she wears, her dress had an intricately embroidered fern on the left shoulder.
Kate's dress is knee-length, it has long sleeves and a modified bateau neckline, not to mention the exquisitely embroidered left shoulder. We hope to have larger pictures to share in another hour or two.
Prince William made a brief speech at the function, the The Mirror's story has some of his remarks:
"Thank you also for hosting Catherine, George and me during our time in New Zealand. I hope that George doesn't keep you up!
"He's at his most vocal at 3am, as you may have noticed – I swear I heard him doing the haka this morning.
The Duchess wore her trusty Jimmy Choo Cosmic heels. The pumps are available at Jimmy Choo for $695, and at Net-a-Porter, also selling at $695.
UPDATED: Kate accessorized with her diamond bracelet, I don't yet know what earrings she wore and the consensus is they are the matching pair to the bracelet. Below we show them from previous events.
We have an update on the Tory Burch 'Paulina'dress Kate wore for Tuesday's Plunket New Zealand playdate.
It looks like the dress will be re-issued through Net-a-Porter UK, at least from the looks of things. The screen grab is from this morning, I will try to check later today to verify this is the case.
- Late morning: William and Kate fly to Auckland
- Visit the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) base in Whenuapai, informal meet and greet with base personnel and their families
- 12:15pm / 8:15pm EDT / 5:15pm PDT: Travel into the city centre, arriving at headquarters of Emirates Team New Zealand, participants (and winners) of many America's Cup racing meets
- 1-3pm / 11pm EDT / 8pm PDT: Kate & William are taken to two separate boats for some informal races (what may be referred to in the US as 'sprints') against each other (This is reminiscent of the couple competing against each other in a Dragon Boat race during 2011′s North American Tour.)
- Return to shore
- Go back into the Harbour aboard a Sealegs, an ingenious amphibious vehicle that was invented in New Zealand
- Return to Air Force base, return to Wellington
- the full version of William's speech at the State reception is on YouTube here
- NEWS has posted a video story about the State reception, you can see it here
- the Telegraph's slide show of photos from Day 4 of the tour can be seen here
- the Mirror's running blog coverage from Day 4 of the tour is here
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I agree that I think this dress should have had an updo, it would have shown off the fern design much more effectively. I don't get the comments about the hemline though… longer hemlines don't necessarily mean dowdy. I think it is a lovely throwback vintage style. It reminds me of the hemlines of the 1930s. It is very elegant and sophisticated. I would rather see Kate wearing hemlines like this then some of the ones that she's worn in the past where they have been practically mid thigh. Much more appropriate. You don't always have to show a ton of skin to look sexy and attractive.
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It would have gone a long way if she had taken this opportunity to showcase NZ designers instead of sporting the NZ emblem on a non-NZ designed dress. I mean its nice and all but I'm sure showcasing NZ talent and design would have served as a huge boost, economically and in terms of exposure.
I agree with you completely, the fern embroidery was a bit much I think, especially so soon after wearing the brooch. A dress from a NZ designer would have been a much better choice for this event.
I applaud her longer hemlines and shorter heels, she looks so much more professional, but she still has a tendency to wear costumes sometimes. The red coat with the box hat was very much like a costume too in my opinion. -
Having purchased premium designers before (both of NZ–such as World and Karen walker– and internationally — dolce &gabbana, vivienne Westwood, Bally, Burberry, Issa, Chanel, roland mouret, Donna Karan, Calvin Klein, Diane Von furstenberg, etc), I have to say that I am not surprised that New Zealand designers have been excluded to date (aside from today's Emilia wickstead dress). I hope nobody takes offense, but NZ creations do not seem to bear the same level of craftsmanship, compared to foreign premium designers, in their clothing. I've noticed this in the way items are sewn, the quality of the fabric, and lining. As a result of these issues, I stopped buying nz designers about three years ago. Perhaps this has improved more recently.
Following up on Michael's comments, wouldn't it have been wonderful for Prince William to wear a gray suit. It would have coordinated so nicely with Kate's dress. Prince Charles dresses so nicely, in muted tones. Prince William would also look good in other colors besides navy, which looks a bit harsh on him sometimes. Love the Duchess dress tonight.
For those out there who are interested in getting a look a like black dress, similar to the one Kate wore to the evening reception, Ann Taylor is selling a dress in blue and in black at only $59 (down from $109) It is on their website, http://www.anntaylor.com and it is described, as Crepe 3/4 Sleeve Flare Dress. Good Luck
The Duchess looks smart – I wouldn't call this one of my best evening dresses but it will stand the test of time and so far all the clothes she's chosen look elegant and classy. Kate could wear this dress well into her 40-50s and knowing how careful the Middletons and some of the royals are, there is a lot of thought going into her selection of clothes now. Having said that, she always looks cheerful and smiles easily – this demeanour will carry her in good stead through the years.
Thank you, thank you for all the great posts and pictures! It's hard to get work done with the Royal Tour going on, what a treat. Have to say Kate is on top of her game this tour. She appears to be back to her old self. The hair, skin and make up look fabulous!! Love the wardrobe as well. It's taking a little bit for me to accept the longer hemlines because she has a such a great figure but she pulls them off well. I'd love to see her in some pencil skirt suits similiar to the navy blue suit she wore prior to the wedding. She looks so classy in those but overall she looks wonderful as well as William and Prince George. Can't wait for more!
Love the dress but if the hem was a bit higher, it would have looked amazing. I disagree with an up do though. She has such beautiful hair.
I am not sure if this has been addressed before, but I thought Royal women were not supposed to wear black, unless at funerals. I remember when Diana did at an event with Princess Grace and everyone made a big deal about it being a faux-paus. Is this now acceptable for them? I'm just curious….
Hi Lynn, that's a great question. To the best of my knowledge there wasn't ever a rigid, formal sort of edict, it was one of those things that just wasn't done. Over the years many senior royals have articulated personal philosophies related to wardrobe color; HM is said to wear bright colors because she believes people wouldn't recognize her if she didn't. From a practical standpoint it makes sense as well, she is so small it helps people spot her in a crowd. And I believe there have been other royals who spoke of reasons to wear brighter tones – wanting to be bright and cheery rather than depressing or dour. This is particularly relevant because so many of their engagements are with people/institutions where it is inherently difficult to be upbeat, hospitals and other charities treating fatal illnesses. Back to Diana's black gown by the Emmanuels, there was a related issue: how low-cut it was, at a time when Diana was a little heavier than people might remember her.
However, there are many readers with far better backgrounds in fashion history and theory than I, hopefully they will chime in and correct me if I am wrong, or add their own insight.-
I think she is wearing black as a nod to New Zealand with the silver fern. Kiwi women wear a heck of a lot of black and it is pretty much our national colour. Nice to see her trying to show some relevance to NZ but what would be great is if she wore NZ designers. Other than the queens brooche she has failed in this so far. Such a shame. Especially as she has been in Wellington during fashion week, I just wish her stylist had done some more research.
There's no edict about royal women wearing black. The fuss about Diana was that a) she was considerd very young to be wearing a black evening gown (still a teenager) and B) the dress was low cut. Until then, she had dressed very Sloane Ranger and ingenue. I think royals generally stay away from black except on somber occasions, for what Susan said: they stand out better in colors. But one of my favorite Kate looks is her black velvet evening gown.
Kate looks beautiful. Her dress is gorgeous, but I would have preferred it if the hem had been at the bottom of the kneecap.
This dress and the fern detail is beautiful, but I do wonder: when she has the fern brooch available, why not use that?
Seems a shame not to let those diamonds sparkle, especially when the Queen hardly ever lends the fern brooch out.
I wonder if they thought it best to let the Queen be the only one "wearing" the brooch at this event?
Could very well be the truth! But what a wonderful statement it would have been if Kate had worn it at the unveiling.
Present Queen, future Queen (consort).
I think it would have looked silly for Kate to unveil the portrait of the Queen, who is wearing the fern brooch while she herself is wearing it. Having that fern detail on the dress sleeve is far more appropriate, in my opinion.
I wish she wore her hair up for this state banquet but the dress and longer hemline is classy. She looks great.
Absolutely beautiful! I love Jenny Packham and the Duchess wears her designs so well. That silver embroidery is just the right touch to take a little black cocktail dress up a notch. I do have a question though, I've really taken notice of Kate's eyes on this trip. Do you have any idea what brands/colors she uses for her makeup?
Hi Rachel, and thanks for being part of WKW! While we've no way to verify what the Duchess is using now, for her wedding she used Bobbi Brown. (I think that is what she still uses.) If you go to this post and scroll down you will see the info about Bobbi Brown and a color chart with product specs.: http://whatkatewore.com/2014/02/26/designs-fit-for-a-duchess-also-sales-savings-opportunities/#more-25400
It's about time for Kate to wear something just made for her….This speaks perfection to me…:) Love~
Like the dress very much, and it fits Kate perfectly. I've been trying to see if the fern embroidery is applied or an appliqué. If it's the latter, it could be removed so Kate could wear the dress plain. If it's the former (which I think it is), then this will just become the Kiwi Cocktail Dress. It's a tasteful and glamorous tribute to NZ.
I've seen a few Web comments that the dress is too long. I have a black cocktail dress along these lines and it is meant to be below the knee, because of the lean line. It works perfectly for me. Kate is obviously figuring out longer hemlines, which work and which don't for her.
Last thought: not my favorite portrait of HM. She looks rather grim, and she has such a nice light when she smiles. But the brooch was such a nice gesture.
I was thrilled when I saw the first pictures of this event. The gorgeously beaded silver fern on black – beautiful! Then I saw the hemline, and what a disappointment. There is no need for a 32-year old woman to wear a cocktail dress with a below-the-knee hemline. Dowdy! And again with the platform shoes. Let them go, Kate.
A follow up. They are quite visible on Popsugar when Kate is next to the portrait. They are the from the set. I need a father-in-law with such fabulous taste.
Doesn't hurt that her father-in-law has pretty deep pockets, too, haha. Though my father-in-law doesn't know the first thing about buying jewelry.
DM has a lovely close up of Catherine's face and her earrings are just visible beneath a lock of hair. To me they appear to be the earrings that match the bracelet she was wearing (and my favourites!).
I like it I just wish she had maybe worn her hair half-up. Not only for the slight formality of the occasion, but most importantly, to really show off the detailing of the shoulder embroidery.
I agree! Her hair down seems a little casual, although it was done beautifully.
That is beautiful detailing and the dress fits her so nicely. I'm wondering, though, if anyone has any theories as to why she doesn't wear her hair up more often. She looks so lovely when she does (I'm thinking of the purple Issa dress she wore on the Canada tour) and several times recently, such as this dress or with the Zara necklace I've thought her hair (though obviously very pretty) distracted from the overall look. I even would have loved to have seen it half back just to accentuate the beautiful fern embroidery and to keep her from having to constantly adjust her hair or hold her head a certain way.
Sarah I have hair that is a similar color to Kate's, and I also have gray hair that requires frequent touch-ups! I have seen with my own hair that if I try putting it up, some grays that I didn't even realize existed are much more visible. We know that Kate colors her hair as well, but the fact that she had it in a ponytail this morning refutes my theory : ). I thought maybe she didn't wear it up as much for the same reason that I don't, but that clearly wasn't the case since she wore that perfect ponytail. I also wish she would wear it at least half-up more often because I think it looks so pretty on her and it also shows off her jewelry!
She looks very elegant tho an inch or so shorter would be even better. On a side note, I wish William would dress for evening and not continue his daytime look. He almost always wears a navy suit – can't wrong there – but pairs it with a red tie. A navy or silver or gray tie would be much more appropriate for evening. Even better, a more contemporary cut of suit would look great on his perfect frame.
Nonetheless, they both look very great. The blue coat earlier today was a knockout (tho again a shade too long). -
This gown is so classic, and the simple design and subdued color allows the embroidery to really stand out. I wonder that she didn't wear her hair up again; she probably had to be vigilant that her hair stayed pulled over to one shoulder so that it didn't cover up the embroidered fern. Ruining the effect of the gown isn't something I would have wanted to risk, so I would have opted for a French twist or a similar style, though perhaps Catherine was missing the feel of her hair down after the earlier ponytail.
I also appreciate the way the her bracelet complements the embroidery: all those sparkles!
I am surprised that we haven't seen the Duchess wearing any New Zealand or Australian designers yet. I suppose we will soon.
I suppose this must be a tricky dress to photograph as there's more to it on close inspection than I first thought, with some tailoring detail in an inset waistband. It seems a little sombre since this was no longer a memorial-themed event as far as I can make out, but the work on the fern symbol is fantastic and looks very well on Kate in the close-ups.
I don't know why there is so much comment to the effect that Kate has suddenly discovered referencing local culture in her outfits, she's been pretty much on the ball with all that from the start.
It's a beautifully cut garment and though it seems on the long side it also seems appropriate for a relatively formal evening. It's also the length of the original design, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Kate hasn't entirely given up on hemlines that are just above or mid-way on the knee as they suit her well and are still appropriate for her public role.
Her hair is looking fabulous again, and all the better for having had a pre-tour trim. The bracelet looks sensational.
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Hate to break it to you but Bo-ris, Horror in the Night is a trash drop, thus there will be no heroic version of and it since it won't exist it can't be BIS.
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We do have the axe off of Lei Shen, which at least has SOME mastery on it, but sadly i'll be keeping my 517 Shinka until heroic Uroe if the polearm never drops.. also pretty sure that the heroic version of the polearm will end up on the BMAH like some of the heroic trash pieces that did this tier, which makes me wanna puke....
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The fact BiS items end up on the BMAH (heroic trash bracers from HoF, for example) makes me a seriously sad panda. If a heroic Greatsword of Frozen Hells ends up on the BMAH it'll be a travesty.
I am a raider 100%. I don't play the AH at all. I make enough gold to fund my raiding and maybe a bit on the side. Right now i'm sitting at about 25k. If my BiS goes on the BMAH, there is simply NO way i'm getting it. we should be 13/13H by the end, yet no matter how well we do this tier I will not get my BiS simply because I don't care about in game gold. That is completely ridiculous.
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Why? Quite a few people play the game for raiding only, not for the gold gaining-minigame. I've a comfortable amount myself, gaining more every day but having to get BiS items from a completely retarded gold-sink (especially so since the raid gold drop nerf) is just bullshit in my opinion.
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I would argue that if you play at the level I try to play at, things like that no longer become optional. I've planned every point of valor up until now, and i've capped every week. But here's the difference: valor capping is done via PvE content as well as dailies. Meaning after you've done enough dailies for your 3 elder charms you no longer have to do any dailies if you wish with absolutely no raiding consequence. In other words, I can do PvE things to be optimal in PvE. With the polearm, I have to do LOTS of non-PvE things to be optimal in pve. In fact, I had to have been doing lots of non-pve things to have built up the gold to be able to do this, which i have not done. If the heroic version dropped off heroic trash, then this would be a non issue. The problem is not that it's on the BMAH, it's that it is ONLY on the BMAH.
Blood dks? How about 2handed users in general. Meanwhile hunters get 3 weapons! More weapons to themselves then the entire str dps 2hand specs. Oh lawd. Same thing with assassination having 2 exclusive dagger weapon options and 3 agi combat options.
But the concern isn't only about Oh only 2 weapons. It's also ONLY TWO CHANCES at a heroic thunderforged weapons. Casters get 8 seperate bosses to see if Heroic TF caster weapons drop. Which is a pretty high chance to see one weekly vs a single 2h.
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Well, to counter, I do the same thing. I plan/sim/test/chat everything. The only reason I'm in a less progressed guild is to play with friends. But (again playing devil's advocate, personally I think EFFECTIVELY requiring raiders to do dailies etc is bad design) this is a MMO, which includes aspects and scopes beyond simply the raid playstyle. To what extent is it acceptable for one activity to either interact, or be required to perform another more efficiently? That should be the real discussion. Example, racials and professions. Both of which are "required" to min/max, but which don't directly relate to raiding. So does cooking/alchemy and the work required to keep raiders in stock of consumables. Should this be required? Or what about capping valor outside of raids, or dailies? Heck, even PVP has been a requirement to min/max at the start of expansions.
So I ask this, is it really a stretch to make gold making a requirement to perfectly min/max? If the answer is yes, than where is the line drawn? Should the game be made so that each aspect can be readily and with no harm detached from another? Making zin'rokh an arch drop, was that ok?
My point being, logically, it sort of makes sense to say "Hey now people with gold can get an advantage, just like people who chose to play a better race, or have better professions." That being said, due to the uneven nature of server pops, and the RNG of the BMAH, I'd say no, it's a poor design. Allowing raid level pieces to be purchased is fine, but making pieces exclusive to BMAH, or making pieces drop from the last few bosses available on the BMAH is a bad design.
In addition, gold making isn't technically "playing the AH." There are plenty of ways to make gold through PVE, whether that be farming, running old instances, leveling, or the like. I'm not saying that makes it acceptable, I'm simply saying that gold making, like other raid related drudgery, isn't outside the realm of PVE.
Oh, another point. What about BOEs, whether crafted, trash drops, or world drops? These require large quantities of gold, and yet I rarely hear raiders complain. Granted, that is likely since these are often not BiS pieces, but I'd counter argue and say that a major upgrade like Relic at the start of an expac or tier can be far more beneficial than an upgrade from normal to BiS in another slot.
Personally, I'd like to be able to valor cap through ONLY raiding, I'm fine with racials/professions and their state of PVE impact, as well as consumables (Although IDK how many potions I've used, easily 2k this tier.) And with BOEs.
And last but not least, I have a question. Outside of personal enjoyment (whether just getting it all, or for ranking, etc), why does full BiS matter? If it doesn't impact progression, I don't see as much harm. I dislike not getting it (That damn belt never won it in DS...) but really, with no impact it doesn't really matter.
TL;DR, ONLY on BMAH is bad design. Items on BMAH are bad/good depending on how hard they are to get. Ultimately, I don't see full BiS happening anyway w/ thunderforge RNG, so it's rather moot.
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An accomplished storyteller, Berton was one of Canada's most prolific and popular authors. He wrote 50 books, including ones on popular culture, Canadian history, critiques of mainstream religion, anthologies, children's books and historical works for youth. He was credited with popularizing Canadian history.
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Place was lovely. Very clean, spacious and done out just perfectly. House was equipped with pretty much everything you could need. Great secluded location and nice garden area which we couldn't make use of due to time of year. Host was very accommodating of our last minute booking and special request which we were very grateful for. Family enjoyed our very short stay and would like to come back
Alex2016-11-20T00:00:00ZMarie-Claire was a great host. The property itself was so lovely and felt homely perfect for a weekend break. The fridge was stocked and have everything you needed to settle in. It was a great place to switch off for the weekend with the dogs and enjoy the local delights such as the pubs and pooh's corner not far away on Hartfield. A truly relaxing weekend.
Jess2016-09-07T00:00:00ZThis is an extraordinary cottage--clean, bright, large, comfortable, and romantic. If you like the idea of the English countryside, you'll love this place. We had one great day at Hever Castle, and another day visiting Lewes. We really enjoyed dinner one night at the nearby Fox Eating and Drinking pub. Marie-Clare was a perfect hostess. Could not have been a better experience.
Brad2016-07-10T00:00:00ZWe love the barn. Lots of walks nearby, a great property with lovely high ceilings and everything is provided and more! Marie-Claire is always very helpful without ever being intrusive. Will come again :-)
Carol2016-07-25T00:00:00ZI have put 5 stars for everything except the 'overall experience', where 'great' seemed OK and 'fantastic ' maybe a little OTT! Everything was excellent. The actual property is lovely (better and more spacious than in the photos I would say) and lots of bits an pieces provided, as the saying goes 'above and beyond...'. The 'tucked away' rural setting is so peaceful...quite idyllic. Marie-Claire was just the most kind and courteous host. She was so thoughtful and easy to deal with, and this really made a big difference to us. Thank you Marie-Claire...we did appreciate it. Noel
Noel2016-08-18T00:00:00ZWe had a wonderful, comfortable stay. The farm was in an idyllic location from where we could explore Ashdown forest and we will definitely be back again to explore further. Marie-Clare was very welcoming and had left some fresh milk, croissants, juice and other goodies which was a lovely touch. She told us about an event in the village happening on the day we arrived and gave very helpful directions to the farm.
Lisette2016-07-17T00:00:00ZMarie-Clare's place was great. We were looking for somewhere nicely secluded, in the countryside, where we would spend most our time but with the option to go somewhere for dinner. The place felt like home very quickly, helped by the fact Marie-Clare had gone in and warmed it up ready (we went in December). Lots of good food was stored in case we needed it. In terms of access, it was only a thirty minute taxi ride from Gatwick airport, and the lovely Cat Inn was a twenty minute walk away with good food. Can happily recommend the lodge to anyone
john2016-12-28T00:00:00ZThis was a great weekend escape - the barn was so cosy on a very wet and windy Saturday when we arrived, - underfloor heating throughout the lovely stone floors. Marie Clare had left us all breakfast, travel cot and high chair. She was extremely accommodating and helpful and even offered to walk out dog. We highly recommend the barn and the lovely local village and will be back very soon.
Dafydd2016-02-16T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
West Hoathly, RH19 4PT, United Kingdom
We had a wonderful 3 nights in Barbara & Harry's cottage. Although we didn't meet our hosts, as they were also on holiday at the time, we had plenty of communication before and during our stay. The cottage is beautifully decorated and equipped with everything we needed for us and our toddler. Barbara even managed to find us a travel cot and highchair to use. We particularly enjoyed the peace and quiet, the stunning views and snuggling up in front of the log burner. We wouldn't hesitate to stay there again.
Claire2016-03-31T00:00:00ZWe were welcomed by Barbara and her young family and found the property to be just right for us - quiet location but near to the village.
Huw2016-08-02T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at Barbara's place. It's nicely decorated, very clean and comes with all the essentials such as towels, kitchenware and toiletries. It's in a quiet village and down a track off the main road, which makes for a good night's sleep. Barbara was there to meet us on arrival and give us a tour of her place and answer any questions we had. On the first night we had dinner at The Cat - a pub which is about a 3min walk away and which we'd thoroughly recommend - the food is outstanding. All in all we have no negative feedback at all and would stay here again - thanks Barbara!
Rob2016-05-30T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
West Hoathly, RH19 4PP, United Kingdom
Room Type
Shared room
Property Type
West Sussex, England, United Kingdom
This is a four star Airbnb property. Security with a private gated parking area. Wonderfully clean, comfortable, and cathartic. The perfect retreat down a quiet country lane in the countryside next to Wakehurst Gardens. Best Airbnb booking I have had the privilege to stay at. Rosie was available for questions yet allowed us our privacy. Top Notch!
Al2017-02-06T00:00:00ZSuch good hosts Incredibly comfortable bed! Would definitely recommend to others wanting a secluded in the middle of nowhere escape, but still very close to Gatwick marvellous selection of restaurants and amenities 4-7 miles away. Expect genuine care when in a pickle - they helped with my overheated car :) perfect level of privacy. The breakfast trio selection was lovely, teas & coffees too, and the banana cake. Cereals there to help yourself too. Would definitely return if the opportunity ever comes again. Extra heating radiator in room during this unusually chilly weather. Would have loved to stay longer to see the garden and walk the adorable labrador in their house.
Shelley2017-01-26T00:00:00ZWe booked with Rosie because it was very close to Gatwick Airport ( 10 minute drive). When we got about 4 miles from the home we were amazed by the gorgeous landscape and beautiful old English winding roads leading to the property with long trees and tall grass, it was like something we had nothing seen before! When we arrived we were greeted by Rosie and her husband. She is sheer perfection, just the cutest, bubbly, kind person with a very warm personality. She took us up the guest house and gave us a tour. The place itself is absolutely perfect for Airbnb. The studio has everything you need and more. She baked us some delicious chocolate bannana bread and left us cereal, milk juice, coffee tea, everything we needed for the night. The shower was very warm and the room has cable tv. There is also a mini fridge and microwave as well as a table to eat or work at. We will stay here every time we travel through or near London. This is a 5-star accommodation and a perfect example of what Airbnb was built for.
Sabrina & Matt2017-01-19T00:00:00ZWe were looking for a quiet, beautiful place to spend quality time with our daughter before saying goodbye to her for six months. This was perfect,and only ten minutes from Gatwick. Comfy beds and a range of food for breakfast. Rosie could not have been kinder.... and she makes a fruitcake to die for !!! Thoroughly recommended
Ann2017-02-01T00:00:00ZWe had a fabulous visit as Rosie's first Airbnb guests! A warm welcome, homemade goodies (including delicious cake!), countryside retreat with good walks on the doorstep. The (historic) Bothy has been done to a high standard and Rosie and family (and dogs!) were perfect hosts.
Catherine2017-01-15T00:00:00ZRosie was the most gracious host and the house is wonderful. Set in some stunning countryside with fantastic walks and minutes away for the beautiful Balcombe viaduct. A huge choice of lovely pubs with great food close by. Her two gorgeous labradors make great partners when exploring the gardens. With homemade jams and marmalades for breakfast The bothy really is what airbnb is all about. Will definitely be staying again if I'm in the area.
Talfan2017-01-30T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Balcombe, England RH17 6QZ, United Kingdom
Jo and Daniel's place was the perfect stop before our flight out of gatwick, and we wish we'd made time to spend a few nights in the area as it was a lovely AirBNB experience. Unfortunately we weren't able to meet face to face, as I was caught in some hideous ring road traffic and arrived much later than anticipated, but Jo and Daniel were very communicative and left very clear instructions for everything. The pub down the road (Gardners Arms, in walking distance) was great for dinner and a pint after the long drive; and the breakfast provided by Jo and Daniel was delicious and abundant, and very much appreciated before our flight.
Katie2016-07-09T00:00:00ZJo and Daniel were amazing hosts, I felt right at home straight away. Their house was perfect, everything I could have wanted was supplied, and they even offered a beer as I walked through the door. Thanks Jo and Daniel, I hope work brings me your way again!
Benjamin2016-11-23T00:00:00ZJo and Daniel's home is lovely and is in an idyllic setting. The area is simply beautiful. Jo and Daniel are wonderful hosts. The are helpful, welcoming, full of good information. In short, they are the best of airbnb hosts. The breakfast are delicious. They open their home to make the guest completely welcome and comfortable. This was my second stay and I know I'll be back.
maida2017-01-20T00:00:00ZArrived in dark with the very helpful Jo and Daniel I found this charming house, made to feel very welcome. The room was great with a very comfortable bed and the bathroom was top notch. Took advice on where to eat in the village for the evening, very good. Breakfast was fantastic with warm home made bread and jams and marmalades, sorry If I ate too much strawberry jam! I would recommend to anyone coming to Sussex, great house with great hosts who make you feel at home.
Ewan2016-03-30T00:00:00ZHouse is close to Gatwick but at the same time it is away from busy roads which makes it perfect location for short term stay - we used it as a final destination before going back to Moscow. Directions were clear - we found place from the first take. House is very nice and warm, and hosts give a feeling that you live in family. Cute fat cat adds even more :) In the room we had everything needed - cattle, coffee, sweets and even wine, bathroom was close and it was big and warm.
Andrey2014-12-04T00:00:00ZBright and cheerful from the start. Lovely pot of tea in the garden on arrival with their beautiful cat for company whilst we had a welcoming chat. Bright airy bedroom with a comfortable bed and great bathroom. Nothing was too much trouble and Jo was extremely helpful throughout. Outstanding choice for breakfast including lovely homemade bread. Sadly our schedule left little time to get better acquainted but we hope to rectify that in the near future. We really look forward to returning
Alan2016-06-23T00:00:00ZJo and Daniel has been really welcoming even if it was new year eve. Lots of touching intentions from arrival to breakfast made our break amazing. A fire on the leaving room was gorgeous.
Anne-Marie2015-01-01T00:00:00ZMy stay with Jo and Daniel was just perfect for my needs. Joe and Daniel warmly welcomed me into their home which is very comfortable and exactly as described and illustrated in the photos. Breakfast was a feast and Joe and Daniel could not do enough for me. My room was perfect and the bed super comfy. I was able to take a walk the next day as there are numerous footpaths in the area. The village of Ardingly. I ate at the gardeners arms which is a pub nearby. The food was very good, I would not hesitate in returning to stay with Joe and Daniel and I would happily recommend to friends family and others.
Tracy & Della2015-05-14T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Ardingly, West Sussex RH176TJ, United Kingdom
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Ardingly, England RH17, United Kingdom
Beautiful getaway with a lovely host, Sue made us feel very welcome, the Shepards hut was more than we imagined, very cosy & organised, great place to unwind and relax.
Harry2016-11-08T00:00:00ZSuch a great find - perfect for a weekend retreat, even on a dreary February weekend! Highly recommend, thank you Sue.
Tabitha2017-02-06T00:00:00ZMy first time away on my own, loved every second just me and my dog. Cannot recommend this place highly enough! Sue made me feel very welcome and safe, I can't wait to come back again. Saw lots of deer too which was beautiful, very close to nature and peaceful, loved it wish I could have stayed longer. Thank you Sue :)
Amie2016-11-19T00:00:00ZLovely hut, beautifully decorated and one of the best showers I've ever had! Weather was pretty terrible when we visited so didn't explore much, but what we did see was very pretty and great scenery. Sue was very friendly and helpful, with some good suggestions. Check in and out was a breeze.
Christian2017-01-02T00:00:00ZThank you Sue! A special place to go and unwind in comfort. It exceeded all our expectations. It was lovely and warm, the woodburner really easy to use, and made me feel happy to be alive. The shower also really nice and warm, luxury, everything was so well thought out. The eco loo! Loved it. Cooking outside was a highlight. So handy, with everything there that was needed. Perfect space for a dinner for two at night with the foldout table. The bed! Was a struggle to get out of it as was so cosy. Long walks, and having the pub 45 min walk away is a perfect distance. Found pretty footpaths and little lakes. Me and Tom will forever have it in our memories as one of the best weekends away together. Very romantic. But also great for reading and writing getting away from it all. We will be back for sure! You were the perfect host there if we needed, and the breakfast hamper!!! Such a good idea. That was another highlight. There is nothing we didnt like. Has filled with peace. Now back to .....london :0. Thank you xx
Emma2016-11-29T00:00:00ZThis Shepherds Hut is absolutely magical. It's new, spacious and Sue has thought of everything you could need to make this the perfect hideaway. We loved, loved, loved it. Sue was the perfect host, friendly, helpful, so welcoming, yet we felt so private and secluded that it was the idyllic place to sit back and really unwind, the sound of the steam trains from the bluebell railway really added to the charm of the place. Have recommended to all we know, and will definitely be coming back for future visits. Also Sue's recommendations for places to eat in the area was spot on, one of the best roasts we've eaten out in a long time. Thanks Sue, you made our first family weekend away very special.
Lel2016-10-17T00:00:00ZSue greeted us warmly and gave us a quick tour, explaining how the facilities worked.. all very new and eco focused which was nice. The wood burner kept the cabin toasty and the cooking setup had all that was required.. very tastefully decorated inside with high quality furnishings. A great pleasure to stay especially considering it was booked very last minute.
Joe2016-10-27T00:00:00ZSue is an absolute delight. The perfect mix of helpful and friendly, whilst respecting your time and space. And the the hut - my word! It is one of the most magical places to stay. I came for a few days to be in nature and to step outside London. It was perfect. Beautiful walks and charming pubs on your doorstep, or you can just sit in the hut's private garden with a cup of tea in one hand and a book in the other! The wood burning stove and ensuite in the hut make it feel so snug and its super comfortable. I came away plotting how I could build one and where I could put it! Highly highyl recommended. Thank you Sue! xx
Will2016-10-08T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Ardingly, England RH17 6SP, United Kingdom
Lovely little barn. Spent two nights here to relax and explore the local area. Well-stocked with kitchen utensils, basiscs like salt, pepper, olive oil, tea, and wood for the wood-burner.
Antonia2015-09-22T00:00:00ZLovely stay in this cosy barn. It's a great spot for starting walks, and we recommend the cat inn and the griffin for food. Jenny was the perfect host. Perfect few days
Joseph2016-04-14T00:00:00ZOur film cast and crew arrived at Jenny's Barn and we were warmly greeted. We were looking for an atmospheric, cosy location and were delighted with our find! Jenny is helpful, friendly and relaxed. She even provided us with some last minute props which will feature in our film. We felt completely comfortable and our sound man particularly was very happy with the peace and quiet. A wonderful experience.
philippa2014-10-04T00:00:00ZJenny's son Angus met us and showed us around and made us feel very welcome - and Jenny came by later with extra bedding for our two young sons. Angus came over the next day to make sure we were ok and give us some extra teabags! The barn had everything we needed, and although early in the season (and quite bad weather) we took a few dips in the pool and played table tennis. We really enjoyed our stay at the barn, and would love to come back in the future. The barn is really lovely, the setting idyllic, and Jenny and her son were great hosts.
Jessica2016-06-20T00:00:00ZJenny's barn is fantastic. The location is perfect for being amongst beautiful English countryside. Great walks from the doorstep. Jenny was a wonderful host. Would go again in a heartbeat.
Jez2014-10-05T00:00:00ZWe loved our stay at the beautiful little barn. Jenny was friendly and welcoming and the barn Rustic and beautiful. The log burner was lit for our arrival which was very welcome as the temperature had just dropped. We slept very well after walking in the stunning countryside and some beer in the local village(about 30 mins across the fields). A few rays of sunshine to have breakfast on our private front terrace with rural views. Lovely to be able to take our dog too. I look forward to another stay when perhaps it will be warm enough to use the little pool.
Jan2014-10-17T00:00:00ZA very warm welcome from Jenny to this lovely and cosy cottage. On the first morning we woke up, opened the doors and there were 5 deer outside in the garden/ woods. Having a log fire was also brilliant and plenty of wood was provided. It's in a great location and is easy to get to. It's really close to lots of wonderful places and there are pubs in walking distance. Jenny gave a full list of recommendations which was very helpful too!
Maxwell2016-02-23T00:00:00ZOur stay in the barn was great! Jenny is a great hostess and made sure we were comfortable. We had fun in such at cosy place which is well stocked with features that made it great for relaxing. Thank you so much for letting us stay, it's the perfect country getaway!
Mosoud2016-05-26T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Ardingly, West Sussex RH17 6SP, United Kingdom
Lindsay was a fantastic host going above and beyond what you would typically expect from a B&B. Although we booked at very short notice and arrived late at night the room was immaculate and toasty for our arrival. Breakfast was excellent and we enjoyed chatting with our hosts. The room was spacious, with a good selection of teas coffees and even some biscuits to nibble on, and there was a small silent fridge to keep our things cool. The house is a short walk to the village of Sharpthorne where the lone pub served us a delicious lunch. We definitely recommend a stay at Lindsay's B&B; it's people like this that make air BnB great.
Patrick2015-04-06T00:00:00ZVery relaxed and friendly...amazing garden
stacie2015-09-06T00:00:00ZPerfect! Very comfortable room , spacious and airy. Wonderful breakfast in conservatory every morning. Glorious garden to explore. Lindsay and Derek lovely hosts and very helpful, including the gorgeous Thomas. Couldn't have asked for more. Thank you both .
Paula2016-07-09T00:00:00ZLindsay was lovely and the room very clean and spacious. We were at a wedding nearby and appreciated that the room was separate to the main house entrance so that we did not disturb our hosts when returning late. Thank you!
Holly2015-12-11T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Sharpthorne, West Sussex RH194JF, United Kingdom
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
East Grinstead, West Sussex RH19 4PX, United Kingdom
On Arrival David welcomed us to a fantastic hidden gem. With everything you could ever need here for a romantic quiet time away. We had no troubles finding the place and David was a great host to give us recommendations on where to eat etc. We ended up drinking the bottle of bubbly around the fire pit as the evening ended. In the morning we cooked ourselves breakfast using the disposable barbecues provided. Couldn't have asked for anything better, this place is very tranquil and a good chance to enjoy nature and the stars with a little more comfort than camping. Highly Recommended.
Adam2015-09-28T00:00:00ZWe had a fantastic time at David's place, the tent is very cosy and has everything you need. Carol was very helpful and even gave us a lift back to the station which was very kind! I would highly recommend a stay here.
Alice2016-06-21T00:00:00ZDavid was both an attentive and engaging host who couldn't do enough for me. It was a very relaxing stay and I would highly recommend staying there if glamping is your thing.
Matthew2015-07-06T00:00:00ZDavid was an excellent host! The tent was wonderful and had everything we needed. We made pizza in the pizza oven which was amazing, then sat round the fire pit to eat. We really enjoyed our stay here and would recommend it to others. The surrounding area is beautiful and the walk to the reservoir is nice.
Matt2016-12-08T00:00:00ZAn absolutely beautiful tent and location, the outdoor kitchen was great fun cooking breakfast in! David and his sister were very attentive and helpful even giving us fresh eggs in the morning, I would definitely recommend staying here
David2016-10-09T00:00:00ZUnique experience in a lovely garden. Ardingly Village is also a short walk away with everything you could need.
Thomas2016-06-06T00:00:00ZNice place, we enjoyed a lot our time there.
Eduardo2016-11-27T00:00:00ZAmazing, just amazing. We arrived later than expected but this was not an issue for our hosts. We received the grand tour and shown where everything was. The tent is gorgeous and SO much fun. We brought pizza making ingredients and filled the whole kitchen area with tea lights and enjoyed pizza, wine, music (bring your own speakers/radio) and toasted marshmallows whilst sat by the fire pit. The Ardingly Inn was nice for a quick pint whilst we waited for the pizza oven to heat up. The tent/kitchen has everything you could ever need (except a spoon). The heater in the tent is perfect, combined with the luxurious thick duvet and fur blankets you will not be too cold. We visited on bonfire night and David sweetly left us a box of fireworks and a bottle of Cava. Breakfast we managed to make sausage, bacon, black pudding, baked beans, crumpets and soft boiled eggs (fresh from the hens that morning!) washed down with tea and bucks fizz. There's a post office 10 minutes walk away if you forget any essentials. David also very kindly offered to do our washing up as there is no water supply by the camp. Super service or what. We WILL be back in summer to try out the chamomile bed and have already recommended to all our friends and family. Would highly recommend a long walk around Ardingly Reservoir if you have time.
Elizabeth2016-11-07T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Ardingly, West Sussex RH17 6SA, United Kingdom
Gently welcoming and good simple accommodation and breakfast.
Lawrence2016-06-06T00:00:00ZLindsay and Derek and little Thomas had an onslaught of 6 women and we were fitted in as family. The rooms were very comfortable,the bed divine, and breakfast in the conservatory to die for.
Paula2016-07-19T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Sharpthorne, RH19 4JF, United Kingdom
Fantastic lovely house, great hosts, wonderful cosy bed!
Dean2015-05-11T00:00:00ZJo and Daniel graciously accepted my booking a year in advance as I was making arrangements for a wedding I was attending in the area. They were flexible about my arrival time in between rehearsal activities. The rooms are in their family home so you definitely feel like you are in someone else's space; however Jo and Daniel are both very sweet and were very helpful. The room was beautifully appointed with everything you could possibly need including an info sheet about the surrounding area, things to do and how to get around. The place would be difficult to access without a car. Breakfast was nicely laid out in the morning. I would recommend a stay at Jo and Daniel's place if you find yourself in Ardingly.
Jessica2016-07-26T00:00:00ZJo and daniel were very friendly and helpful, and made everything very easy and comfortable for my stay. The house is charming and my room was pleasant.the little touches eg stocked fridge in room were icing on the cake.ultimate question is "would i stay with them again" ......Definitely.thank you jo and dan.
dewi2015-09-29T00:00:00ZJo and Dan looked after us very well. Great hospitality and a really warm welcome.
Tom2015-09-13T00:00:00ZThis is an excellent bnb. Room was lovely and so well equipped with lots of added extras like biscuits and wine as was the bathroom with emergency supplies of toothbrushes etc if needed. Would love to have stayed longer than one night to relax and go for walks in the beautiful surrounding countryside.
Hannah2016-11-18T00:00:00ZThis is one of the best Airbnb experiences I have ever had. I slept in one of the most comfortable beds of my life and enjoyed a beautiful breakfast every morning. Jo and Daniel totally exceeded my expectations! The only downside was that I had a room that was facing the main road and I could hear the cars go by. It wasn't a problem for me but it's just good to know. They also have garden facing rooms for those that are more noise sensitive.
Philippe2016-06-27T00:00:00ZThis was the first time we'd used Airbnb and it won't be the last. Jo and Daniel were very welcoming and their house and the room we stayed in was lovely and homely. The location is ideal for exploring Ardingly and the surrounding area and the Gardeners Arms just down the road is well worth a visit.
Simon2016-03-06T00:00:00ZWe had a very nice stay with Jo and Daniel as our last stop on a small vaccation in southern England. Despite our last minute booking, we got quick answars to our questions and everything was well prepared for us when we arrived. We saw deer in the garden and visited the nice little village of Ardingly. The countryside pub nearby served nice food. Next day we took off for Gatwick airport only 20 min. drive away.
Gudrun2016-07-15T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Ardingly, West Sussex RH17 6TJ, United Kingdom
This was such a calming place to stay, both the hosts Claire and Nigel were so welcoming I felt like I had known them for years! The bedroom I stayed in was really comfy and bigger than I expected it to be. I slept very well each night. I was staying whilst working on the South of England Show so I was up early each day around 6am, using the bathroom was not an issue and I was really touched to find some breakfast choices laid out each morning for me, I felt very looked after :) It was lovely to get to know Claire, Nigel, Emma and the cats and I look forward to staying again for the show next year!
Fred2016-06-13T00:00:00ZClaire was just amazing and so accommodating for myself and my two little kids. Being a family home made the difference and my little ones instantly felt at ease. The room was amazing and contained for the three of us, plus the bathroom was like being in the swankiest of hotels
Dan2016-07-31T00:00:00ZWe were made to feel very welcome with Claire and Nigel. The rooms were comfortable and well equipped and we spent a lovely morning in the gorgeous sunny garden eating breakfast, which Claire laid out for us. Thank you!
Olivia2016-06-06T00:00:00ZClaire & Nigel are delightful hosts in a delightful house. Much recommended
Michel2016-05-31T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 11 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
BradleyClaire's house was very beautiful. She was very welcoming and ensured we had a comfortable stay throughout. Breakfast was nice. The bathroom was very clean and cosy. With the great weather when we visited, I wish we had more time to sit in the garden. Great views within and in the neighborhood. We enjoyed our time and I would visit again!
yewande2016-09-27T00:00:00ZWe were made very welcome in this lovely cottage. It was very peaceful & quiet and we enjoyed sitting out in the courtyard garden for early morning coffee & breakfast. I also now have garden home office envy.. going to gave to build one...
Stephen2016-10-01T00:00:00ZAmazing country stay with Claire. Quaint village and very cost, spacious country home in village. It was such a pleasure staying with Claire and her husband Nigel. We felt like old friends.
Andrew2016-08-04T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Ardingy, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH17 6TD, United Kingdom
Absolutely lovely home with fantastic hosts. Bob was wonderful to talk to, sharing stories and ideas for things to see in the area. Charming rooms and a fantastic full cooked breakfast made our stay memorable. Such a quiet peaceful area, and the puppies made our boy's day!
Dan2016-08-08T00:00:00ZWe felt welcome from the first moment we arrived, with a nice cup of tea immediately we felt at home. Bob and his wife are cheerful and easy going people who's warm hospitality made our stay. The house and cottage were absolutely spotless and beautifully decorated. The bed was comfortable and the linnen was perfectly clean and crisp. After a wonderful nights rest we were treated to a delicious choice of breakfast (full english for us) and then an energetic walk in the stunning surrounding farmland accompanied by the friendly springer spaniel Bruce. I would recomend this place to anybody, if you are a nature enthusiast or not, you will love this place.
Nadine2016-10-10T00:00:00ZFantastic place, really luxurious accommodation, amazing breakfast, great views and wonderful hosts, we've booked again and will return for the bank holiday.
Alex2016-08-07T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Birch Grove, England RH17 7DJ, United Kingdom
Jessica was very accommodating, breakfast was delicious. Would highly recommend this beautiful place
hannah2016-08-08T00:00:00ZJessica was marvellous host, providing a warm and very helpful welcome to her delightful studio which was even better that its website description. The breakfast materials were plentiful and she kindly responded to my preferences for particular cereals and yoghurt (advised before arrival). And because I left on Sunday when there was no bus service, her husband (Hugh) kindly drove me to the nearby station at Hayward's Heath. A most enjoyable stay in a charming village.
Rod2016-03-28T00:00:00ZJessica was great to communicate with. Despite the fact she was away, we were able to sort out access and stay without any issues. The lodge is in a very quiet and relaxing area and the lodge itself is wonderful. It's very comfortable and there's a couple pubs a short walk away (The Green Man was brilliant). Thanks Jessica!
Matt2016-09-14T00:00:00ZPerfect place for a break away together. Hugh and Jessica were welcoming and friendly but gave us our space too. Lots of lovely touches...supplies in fridge, tasty brownies when we arrived, flowers on table. Good directions for arrival; accommodation is a creative, luxurious and tasteful use of space; we didn't need to use the car as pubs and walks all easily accessible. Breakfast of cereals, fresh bread, jams, yoghurt etc. (tasted like local/homemade produce) was supplied for us to help ourselves (but you can also order a cooked breakfast for an extra £5). Everything was better than advertised...a haven in the countryside. Glad we had our wellies too!
Catherine2015-12-21T00:00:00ZJessica was a lovely host, the Airbnb was spotless and just what we wanted. Would definitely stay again.
Sam 2016-08-18T00:00:00ZFrom the initial booking stage Jessica was fantastic. She replied within minutes, which was great as it was such a last minute booking. She gave clear directions and instructions and was so helpful running up to the trip. The cottage was beautiful, clean, spacious and just perfect. She had provided breakfast things, and a fresh loaf of bread was left in the kitchen each day. Jessica even came in and made the bed and cleaned the kitchen while we were out. I could not recommend this air bnb enough. The area is also equally as beautiful and didn't matter that it was raining. The local pubs are friendly, and you can go for a walk straight from the doorstep. Jessica had the perfect balance of checking we were ok, and letting us get on with it. We have already booked for our next visit!
Alfred2016-01-05T00:00:00ZJessica and her husband were so lovely and kind. nothing is to much trouble for them. There was a lovely stocked kitchen for our breakfast, But Jessica will do a cooked breakfast if you would like one.. we were happy with the bran flakes and yogurt and raspberries. Burghurst Lodge is Awesome and we will definatly return, we loved it. Thank you so much x
Jackie2016-07-22T00:00:00ZOur stay was absolutely fantastic: the cottage is gorgeous and has everything you need and more (the fridge was filled with lots and lots of breakfast items and Jessica had even left some wonderful chocolate cake for us). Everything was sparkly clean and neat, and Jessica was a fantastic host. We had completely flexible check in and out times, which I've never seen before and which we were very grateful for!
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Great location for Gatwick airport and beautiful house, clean, good choice of breakfast. Friendly. I would definitely stay again.
Mo2016-09-30T00:00:00ZWe were delayed by events beyond our control (that's the M23 for you!) and subsequently hampered by poor mobile reception at our event location. But Jo and Daniel could not have been more helpful, going above and beyond when offering a bespoke "taxi service". The room was perfect for our requirements, the bathroom clean and more than satisfactory, while breakfast, too, ticked all the boxes. The only downside was that we had to head off back to London so swiftly in the morning. On such a gorgeous autumn day, we would have been very tempted by s coffee or two in the garden! Many thanks to you both, Martin and Christine
Martin2016-09-19T00:00:00ZWonderful room in a lovely house just outside of Ardingly. Jo and Daniel were very welcoming and friendly. I really loved the attention to detail in all respects. A very hospitable feeling. Very clean bathroom, shower works well. The whole place is well insulated and agreeably warm, very nicely decorated and just feels lovely and 'at home'. Ample breakfast including tasty home baked bread. Great view over a lovely garden or a meadow with sheep grazing. Feeling a bit wistful now back in London actually ...
Marianne2016-10-28T00:00:00ZI was made very welcome and felt very much at ease. My room had everything I could need and the house became my home from home for the 4 days I stayed there. I visited several National Trust properties in the area and the village itself is very attractive. My hosts were friendly, flexible and easy to chat to. An enjoyable experience.
Kathryn2016-07-16T00:00:00ZJo was very welcoming and helpful. Everything was explained well. Perfect accommodation for my visit in Ardingly.
Mehul2016-08-20T00:00:00ZVery friendly and helpful hosts. Thank you!
Miriam2015-09-29T00:00:00ZA lovely home and welcoming hosts in beautiful countryside surroundings. The bedroom, kitchen and bathroom are good size and well prepared for guests. The surroundings are scenic with sheep and a horse in the adjacent field. Jo gave good information about the location and places to eat. Overall a really nice B&B to stay.
Shashi2016-06-19T00:00:00ZJo and Daniel were the perfect hosts – thoughtful, friendly and gave us plenty of space and privacy. The room was comfortable and really well equipped, the garden is lovely, and we were invited to treat the place as a home – helping ourselves to breakfast items and coming and going as we pleased. Jo went above and beyond what we ever would've expected by giving us a lift to our friend's wedding, saving us a taxi trip. 100% recommended – just make sure you pay attention to the travel instructions, as the place is pretty out of the way!
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Here is my October Butterfly. I have really been zipping along! Once I got all the Christmas gifts completed it was a little easier to find the time to catch up. The colour of the photo is not perfect but close. I have a new camera (Nikon D60) but I'm still learning so I'm sure I'll get better photos soon. The words with this have been interesting; including things like Vitamin C! The colours here remind me of oranges & we have been eating them to combat a cold. It is interesting to see that some of my words from last month & this month were the same. I'm sure that will happen constantly & I'm letting it brew. I know that the words that repeat themselves will end up being used more promently in the final piece, I'm curious to see where they will lead.
I have also been spending a lot of time getting things prepared for the 12 months of the project.
On this last picture you will see all the colours that I have pulled out to use for the butterflies each month. What you can't really see is that behind these colours I also have the strips that will be used to create the patchwork. Cutting the strips took a really long time but now I have everything set & ready to go. It will make the beading process flower better.
It all just emphasizes how much I love colours & my journey this year to actually record what each colour makes me think of is already putting lots of smiles on my face! Just pulling all the fabrics together made me smile. I have put the rest of the fabric that the strips were cut from into their own drawer. Opening the drawer & looking at the rainbow of colours makes me smile. It is easy to work in my workroom when I can look up on my design wall & see these strips, just waiting to be made into patchwork to compliment my butterflies! There is something about looking at a rainbow of colours that really gets my energy levels up!


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I can't access my blog. I can access my browser and it looks like I could write a new post, but when I put in the blog address I get a "problem loading page" message that says "can't access server. The site is: http://www.cooking4everyone.net. I haven't updated it or tried to access it for sometime - could this be the problem? I followed the directions - cleared cache, deleted cookies, and got the most recent version of Flash player. I use Firefox. What am i missing?
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Could you help me access my blog site?
Your domain name has expired and been deleted by the domain registrar. Did you register it through WordPress.com ?
How can you tell my domain name has expired? I may have done it through Network Solutions, but I honestly don't remember so it may have been through WordPress.com. So do I repurchase it? How do I gain access to my content whether I keep the same domain name or not? Thanks so much for your help!
I did a standard whois query for it, and it came up entirely empty. I also ran a name server check, and there were no delegation records for it. If it ever existed, it expired.
Your content should still exist if you did not delete the blog. The blog is redirecting, so at least the mapping is still in place. Just register the domain name, again. It should be simpler to just do this through WordPress.com to get the correct name server records (but it can be done anywhere that lets you set the name server records).
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text: The Summersell Center is pleased to welcome Jelani Cobb to the University of Alabama campus on Thursday, March 5. An associate professor of history and Director of the Africana Studies Institute at the University of Connecticut, Cobb is the author of several books; a frequent contributor to The New Yorker magazine and MSNBC; a writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The New Republic, The Washington Post, Essence, and Vibe; and a featured commentator for NPR, CNN, Al-Jazeera, and other national broadcast outlets on subjects related to civil rights, African American history, and contemporary politics. His talk, entitled "The Two Browns: Civil Rights in the Age of Ferguson and Obama," will take place at 6:30 pm in Morgan Hall Auditorium, and is free and open to the public. This event is cosponsored by the Dean's Office of the College of Arts and Sciences; New College; the Departments of American Studies, Criminal Justice, Gender and Race Studies, History, and Political Science; and by University Programs.


text: Home Gallery Print (image) Multiple Sclerosis Australia Coin Operated Scientist Multiple Sclerosis Australia: Coin Operated Scientist Melbourne's Cummins & Partners has devised a remarkable stunt to help raise money and awareness for MS research. The "Coin Operated Scientist" booth, seen here at a Melbourne street fair in February, is a "mini research laboratory Published on Mar 21, 2007 Editor's Pick Melbourne's Cummins & Partners has devised a remarkable stunt to help raise money and awareness for MS research. The "Coin Operated Scientist" booth, seen here at a Melbourne street fair in February, is a "mini research laboratory with a coin slot in the front," explains writer Matthew Page. "Inside, a 'scientist' sits slumped and motionless. When people make donations, he conducts experiments until he feels the money has run out. By inserting money to keep the scientist working, the spectators have an incentive to donate and they achieve an instant sense of satisfaction." The scientist is actually a Multiple Sclerosis Australia volunteer doing a three-hour shift, but he can't totally fake it; he must "practice simple science experiments, designed for 10-year-olds and up, before he starts the performance," says Page. The booth will raise as much as $150 an hour at a busy event, but the key consideration is "it consistently draws crowds and generates interest." Flyers providing more information on MS research and donations are, as you'd expect, handed out at the scene. As for the carnival aspect of it, such offbeat ideas are essential for reaching new donors. One of the nation's largest charities, Multiple Sclerosis Australia has "many tried-and-true methods of attracting donations, but there's a ceiling to the number of people giving and the amount raised if it's promoted only in the usual ways to the usual audience," says Page. "There Rate this Ad You must be registered to rate the ad. Please Login or Register Now About CreditsDateMar 21, 2007Art Director:Carolyn DavisCopywriter:Matthew PageClient:Multiple Sclerosis AustraliaAgency:Cummins & Partners Latest Creativity News on Ad Age Creativity Top 5: The Best Brand Ideas of the Past Week English and Gartrell Join Deutsch, AKQA Hires Uttley Anomaly Taps Award-Winning Creatives on Dove, Burger King to Lead L.A. Office Related work John West: Imagine a World Without Fish Cummins & Partners Australian Red Cross: Biscuit Cummins & Partners Alfa Romeo: The Performance Piece Cummins & Partners


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Productivity is, at its most basic, the output gained from a unit of input. For example, a clothing company's productivity could be the number of jeans sewn per worker or per hour. To increase productivity, you have to increase the input. To use the clothing factory example, you would have to buy more machines, hire more workers or find some means of increasing efficiency to increase productivity.
The term "marginal productivity" refers to the extra output gained by adding one unit of labor; all other inputs are held constant. So, the technology and efficiency of the factory stays the same. Marginal productivity is the extra jeans sewn, that is output gained, by hiring an extra worker, for example.
To better explain how marginal productivity is calculated, take the following example. Over 30 days, Bob produces 200 pairs of jeans. When he works with a partner, Ron, the output of the pair increases to 550 pairs of jeans. Bob's productivity is 200 and the marginal productivity of adding a second person is 350.
If Bob and Ron were paid on Ron's marginal productivity, each of their wages would be 350 multiplied by whatever they earn per pair of jeans. The company then would end up losing money because it would be paying the piece rate for 700 pairs of jeans, although only 550 were produced. Most companies instead adopt a payment system that pays each worker the average of amount of output produced per worker. This because when the addition of an extra unit increases output exponentially, the company would lose money offering a marginal rate of pay.
The Dark Side
This payment system is not always the case; there are darker sides to the concept of marginal productivity. For one, a company may practice discrimination in pay, paying Bob his rate of productivity taken individually (200 pieces) and pay Ron the marginal increase in productivity that occurs when he works with Bob (350 pieces). While it could be said that each person is being paid according to his contribution, the fact is that just as probably there could exist economies of scale that make production easier and more efficient when there is another person involved.
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- Auburn University; A Glossary of Political Economy Terms -- Productivity; Paul M. Johnson
- HR Exec: Understanding Marginal Productivity Theory & Market Demand and Supply Curves for Labor
- Drexel University Department of Economics and International Business; Marginal Productivity; Roger A. McCain
- Drexel University Department of Economics and International Business; Marginal Productivity and Increasing Returns to Scale; Roger A. McCain
- Drexel University Department of Economics and International Business;The Dark Side of the Force; Roger A. McCain
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With some easy changes and a few simple guidelines it's not so hard to get (or keep) that slim figure that we all desire.
How many of us stay away from the scale like we would the plague. If so, we're sabotaging ourselves when it comes to weight control. It turns out that those who weigh themselves at least twice a week are much more apt to stay on track than those who avoid the scale for weeks or months at a time.
When it comes to choosing which foods to eat when offered a wide selection, the best bet is to choose the foods you love the most. Don't waste calories on the things that you consider to be "so-so". Eat what you like but slowly and deliberately.
While most of us realize that exercise is of the utmost importance for our bodies and our overall well-being, most of us may not know that getting that exercise first thing is the day is optimum. Brain scan research has shown that those who work out in the morning end up moving more throughout the entire day and are less likely to be tempted by cravings than those who postpone their exercise until later in the day.
The notion that if we avoid eating some meals to "save up" for a later feast is foolhardy. When we do that we often end up gorging on a lot more calories than we would normally consume. The best bet is to eat three normal meals during the course of a day along with a couple of healthy snacks. That way our metabolism stays on track.
If you happen to miss your tennis match or your yoga workout, no need to stress. Find a small amount of time to get in some form of exercise and you'll do yourself no harm. We tend to think we need to do the whole hour workout in order to get the job done but that doesn't prove to be accurate. Even getting in a 15 minute exercise that elevates our heart rate can help us stay in shape.
Finally, recognize that willpower is essential when it comes to controlling our eating and finding time for exercise. And like so many other things, the more we practice it, the better we get at it.


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Lido Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches, not only in Florida, but in the United States. The world famous sunsets off the shores of Lido Beach draw not only our visitors but local residents as well. All there to soak in one of natures most spectacular performances. The view is so surreal that it is not uncommon to see people clap their hands in the joy they receive from this experience.
All of this is just a short stroll from this quaint, Lido home.
George was easy to work with before our stay. Vicky was fantastic during our time at the house. It is exactly as the pictures show. Everything we needed for a great trip. Thank you for sharing!
We rented this property with another couple for a conference our husbands were attending. The location was perfect, close to town and even closer to the beach. The newly updated home was well appointed and the pool area was where we spent most of our time. Vicki was very helpful and we can't wait to return. This property will not disappoint!
After an exhaustive search, we found the perfect place on Lido Key. In town for a family wedding, the house and the pool exceeded our expectations and were a great place to relax in between events. Within minutes of arrival, we were greeted by Vicki to welcome us to Lido Key and give us a tour of the property. Throughout our stay, Vicki was very hospitable and only a phone call away to address our needs. The house is a short walk to the beach and the shops at St. Armand's Circle and the shaded yard with the pool was the perfect place to drink coffee in the morning or escape from the hot mid-day sun. We would definitely stay here again when in the Sarasota area.
We had the house for two weeks and enjoyed every minute. The private pool area makes it seem like you are truly away from it all, while you are only steps from the beach, shopping and restaurants. The house is well equipped, comfortable, clean and perfect for 2 or 4 people. We had the adjoining cottage for an additional 3 days while our family joined us and the whole experience was wonderful.
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We would love to rent again! Beautiful home that is very clean. Great location. Thank you very much. Cynthia Reid
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