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# Montecito

Montecito is an upscale community in Santa Barbara County that is home to high end resorts and the rich and famous including Oprah Winfrey and Rob Lowe.

## Eat

* 34.421-119.64481 The Honor Bar, 1255 Coast Village Rd, Suite 101, ☏ +1 805 969-6964. Su–W 11AM–10PM, Th–Sa 11AM–11PM. The deceptively straightforward menu of burgers, ahi tuna, and omelettes is raised to another level by excellent service and preparation. The outdoor patio seating is pleasant on sunny days (which most days here are). Dogs welcome. Vegetarian options available. There is also a full bar, and extensive wine list. Burgers $15, entrees $30. (updated Mar 2016)
* 34.4218-119.64352 Los Arroyos, 1280 Coast Village Rd, ☏ +1 805 969-9059. The restaurant serves popular and very good Mexican food. (updated Nov 2015)

## Sleep

* 34.4212-119.64741 Coast Village Inn, 1188 Coast Village Rd (Take 101 to the Coast Village Road exit.), toll-free: +1-800-257-5131. Located in the tony Montecito area on the city's east side. Breakfast included. Basic room $169, Suite with kitchen $259, deluxe suite with two bedrooms and kitchen $469. Midweek rates as low as $99, also check for internet discounts of about 20% off.. (updated Nov 2015)
* 34.4173-119.64432 Four Seasons Resort, The Biltmore, 1260 Channel Dr, ☏ +1 805-969-2261, fax: +1 805-565-8323. Spanish Colonial with red roof tiles and adobe on Butterfly Beach. Also has a restaurant that is expensive but not universally praised. (updated Nov 2015)
* 34.4212-119.64273 Montecito Inn, 1295 Coast Village Rd, ☏ +1 805-969-7854, toll-free: +1-800-843-2017, reservations@montecitoinn.com. Boutique lodging two blocks away from Montecito's Butterfly Beach. It was built in 1928 by Charlie Chaplin as an escape to paradise for his closest friends. $300-400. (updated Nov 2015)

## Go next

* Santa Barbara - 5 miles (8 km) west of Montecito, the "American Riviera" is a historic mission city that is an incredibly popular getaway destination. Its wide beaches, highly rated wineries, luxurious resorts, art galleries, and a large variety of excellent dining choices, enable the town of just 90,000 residents to enjoy the sort of cultural and social amenities which are usually found only in much larger cities.
* Carpinteria - This small oceanside town is 8 miles (13 km) southeast of Montecito and offers a salt marsh preserve, tide pools, and a seal and sea lion rookery that is active from December through May. During the first weekend in October Carpinteria plays host to nearly 100,000 visitors at its annual avocado festival, which features the world's largest vat of guacamole.
# Monte Rio

Monte Rio is in small town in the Russian River region of Sonoma County in California. This page includes listings for two nearby communities, Duncan Mills and Cazadero.

## Understand

Monte Rio is a small, unincorporated community just to the west of Guerneville, along California Highway 116. Duncan Mills is west of the community, on Route 116; Cazadero is north; and Occidental is to the south. Monte Rio is probably best known (at least outside of Sonoma County) as the location of the Bohemian Grove, the 2700-acre private campground owned by the Bohemian Club, where each July there is a two-week or so encampment of some of the most prominent men in the world.

## Get in

Other than by car (or bike), the only way to Monte Rio is by bus - Sonoma County Transit route 28 from either Guerneville or Occidental.

## Get around

Monte Rio is small and flat - so eminently walkable, not that there is that much to see (or do).

## Do

Monte Rio hosts the best Fourth of July celebration in the region. With BBQ's, live music, water parade, and fabulous fireworks display -- it is a must see experience. The town also hosts an antique auto show, easter egg hunt and numerous seasonal activities. Monte Rio is also home to the only movie theatre in the Lower Russian River Region.
* 4th of July Boat Parade,. Fireworks, and water-spray-theater spectacular, on Monte Rio beach. Local stores and families decorate canoes and boats as floats and drift pass the crowd to patriotic music from a boombox. True Americana.
* Northwood Golf Club, 19400 CA Route 116, ☏ +1 707 243-8088. A nine-hole course through the redwoods. A full-service restaurant is next to the golf course Starting at $17 for nine holes, $24 for eighteen holes (two loops of the 9-hole course). (updated Aug 2019)
* Rio Theater, 20396 Bohemian Highway (intersection of Bohemian Highway and Highway 116), ☏ +1 707 865-4190. World War II-era quonset hut that has been converted into an independent movie theater. Local legend has it that the fabric adorning the ceiling is from Christo's "Running Fence" exhibit that crossed Marin and Sonoma counties in the 1970s. When the river floods, this theater does, too. (updated May 2015)

## Buy

Monte Rio has minimal shopping, though there are shops with works from local artists around The Rio Theatre and a wine and cheese boutique with an extensive collection of limited production local Sonoma Wines. You can also buy groceries, get a haircut, and some minor hardware items along Highway 116 and at the Bohemian Highway.
At Duncan Mills, a collection of shops offers a variety of goods for sale.
# Monte San Savino

Monte San Savino is a town in the Italian province of Arezzo. It lies at the centre of a triangle formed by important cities such as Florence, Siena and Perugia. The town is located on a hill in the valley of Chiana. Arezzo, the major town of the area is 20 km away.

## See

The Pottery Museum of Monte San Savino.

## Do

* "Sagra della Porchetta Savinese" festival held every September.

## Sleep

* Castello di Gargonza, Località Gargonza, 52048, ☏ +39 0575 847021, fax: +39 0575 847054, info@gargonza.it.
# Honnamana Kere

Honnamana Kere is near Somwarpet, Kodagu District, Karnataka.

## Understand

Honnamana Kere is a holy and tourist place located in Daddamalthe near Sulimalthe village 6 km away from Somwarpet town. The lake (see picture) is surrounded by beautiful landscape including coffee estates and cliffs. Special pooja (prayer ritual) is offered to the Goddess Honnamma on the Gowri festival every year. Thousands of devotees come to this sacred place on this day and offers pooja to the Goddess Honnamma followed by climbing the cliff. 'Bagina' which consists of sacred belongings of the Goddess is left in the lake. A new temple was built several years back with the aim to improve the place and offer better facilities to the devotees, this was possible by the financial assistance of the people living in the surrounding villages.

### History

The History of Honnamana Kere dates back to centuries. The temple is built for Goddess Honnamma who sacrificed her life for the welfare of the people. The story Kerege Hara was derived from this.

### Landscape

Honnamana Kere is surrounded by beautiful mountains, cliffs and Coffee Plantation.

### Flora and fauna

Coffee Plantation is a common sight here. You can also witness some Elephants, Wild Cats etc.

### Climate

Climate in Coorg is Moderate and Honnamana Kere is no exception. Climate around the year will be between 16 and 27 degrees.

### Best time to visit

* Can be visited any time of the year.

## Get in

* 250 km (155.3 miles) from Bangalore on Hassan - Madikeri Road
* 125 km (77.6 miles) from Mysore

## Fees and permits

No entry fee.

## See

Coffee plantation, beautiful temple.

## Do

* Trekking, hiking & rock climbing. Honnamana Kere is a hotspot for trekking & rock climbing. Adjacent cliffs (Gavi betta and Mori betta) are the favourite places adventure lovers. If you prefer to be relaxed you can take a hike in the coffee plantations.
* Boating & fishing. The relaxed atmosphere at the Honnamana Kere Lake is exquisite for visitors for boating & fishing.

## Eat

* Authentic Coorg cuisine. Non-veg dishes like pork curry & Kadubittu (rice steamed dumplings), chicken curry & Akki Rotti (rice roti).

## Drink

* Homemade wine & tody. Homemade wines are available in local shops across Somwarpet and tody is available in the local plantations

## Sleep

There are lodges, homestays and resorts in and around Somwarpet which is 5 km from here.

## Respect

* Please avoid leaving any plastic bags. They not only make the place look untidy, but can be deadly to the wildlife.

## Go next

* Somwarpet
* Kushal Nagar
# Honiton

Honiton is in East Devon.

## Understand

Honiton is a historic market town in East Devon. From the end of the 16th century it became a major centre for lace-making.
* Honiton local information website

## Get in
### By rail

* 50.797-3.1871 Honiton station. On the route from London Waterloo to Exeter. (updated Sep 2019)

### By bus

Honiton is served by National Express service 315 Plymouth to Bournemouth, and by services 4 and 4B from Exeter, operated by Devon General.

## See

* Allhallows Museum of Lace and Local Antiquities. (updated Sep 2019)

## Do
### Events

* Honiton Agricultural Show. Held each year on the first Thursday of August. (updated Sep 2019)

## Sleep

* 50.774-3.2171 The Pig at Combe, Gittisham EX14 3AD, ☏ +44 1404 540400. Splendid hotel in Tudorbethan mansion in extensive gardens. Great comfort, service and dining; it's part of The Pig enterprise that has farrowed half a dozen excellent West Country hotels. No dogs. B&B double £170. (updated Jun 2020)
* Hartridge Springs, Hartridge Springs, Whippens Cottage, Upottery, ☏ +44 7789527097. Luxury glamping in East Devon with spa facilities. Dog-friendly. Facilities include hydrotherapy showers, a sauna, 16 acres of private woodland. (updated May 2022)

## Connect

As of Sep 2023, Honiton and its approach roads have 4G from EE, O2 and Vodafone, and 5G from Three.
# James River Plantations

James River Plantations are in Virginia.

## Understand

The 430-mile long James River begins west of the Blue Ridge Mountains near the western Virginia border and joins the Chesapeake Bay at Hampton Roads. An unparalleled collection of historic plantations still overlook the tidal portion of the river, below the falls in Richmond. Thirty-three of those plantations listed in the National Register of Historic Places are located along the James River and its tributaries. They are architectural treasures, ranging from diminutive Piney Grove, which began as a log corncrib c. 1790, to grand brick homes like Bacon's Castle, representative of Virginia plantation life in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

## See
### Goochland County

* Tuckahoe

### Richmond

* Wilton

### Chesterfield County

* Castlewood
* Magnolia Grange
* Eppington

### Dinwiddie County

* Mayfield Cottage

### Petersburg

* Battersea

### Colonial Heights

* Violet Bank

### Hopewell

* Weston Manor
* Appomattox Manor

### Charles City County

* Shirley
* Edgewood
* Berkeley
* Westover
* Belle Air
* North Bend
* Upper Weyanoke
* Kittiewan
* John Tyler House (Sherwood Forest)
* iney Grove

### James City County

* Powhatan
* Kingsmill Plantation
* Carter's Grove

### Newport News

* Lee Hall
* Richneck Plantation Site
* Denbigh Plantation Site (Mathews Manor)
* Matthew Jones House

### Isle of Wight County

* Four Square

### Surry County

* Bacon's Castle
* Chippokes Plantation
* Warren House (Smith's Fort)

### Prince George County

* Brandon
* Flowerdew Hundred Plantation
# Jambi (province)

Jambi is a province in eastern Sumatra, Indonesia.

## Cities

* -1.59103.611 Jambi — provincial capital city.
* -2.063611101.3961112 Sungai Penuh — second largest city and gateway to Kerinci regency.
* -1.481341102.1183113 Muara Bungo — capital of Bungo Regency

## Other destinations

* -2.416667101.4833331 Kerinci Seblat National Park — the largest national park in Sumatra island that spans over 4 province. This is also where Mt. Kerinci, the highest volcano in Indonesia and Lake Telaga Tujuh, the highest caldera lake in Southeast Asia are located.
* -1.383333104.3333332 Berbak National Park — largest undisturbed swamp forest in southeastern Asia.
* -1102.53 Bukit Tigapuluh National Park — home to the nomadic Orang Rimba tribes and Talang Mamak tribes as well as the last refugee for several endangered species such as Sumatran orangutan, Sumatran tiger, Sumatran elephant, and Asian tapir, as well as many endangered bird species.
* -1.85102.654 Bukit Duabelas National Park — Some of the last remaining lowland rainforest in Sumatra, and home to the nomadic Orang Rimba tribe.

## Understand

In 1948, the Jambi province is a part of Central Sumatra province. In 1957, that short-lived province was itself divided, and Jambi was created as an independent Province.

## Talk

The official language of Jambi province is Indonesian as in all parts of Indonesia. However Jambi is also home to several indigenous languages and dialects such as Jambi Malay, Kerinci language, Kubu language, Lempur Malay, and Rantau Panjang Malay, all of which are Malayan languages. Due to transmigration policy, many ethnic groups from various parts of Indonesia, especially Java, Borneo, Sulawesi and other parts of Sumatra brought their native languages as well. The non-Pribumi people such as the Chinese Indonesians speak several varieties of Chinese.

## Get in
### By plane

The main airport in the province is Jambi City's Sultan Thaha Airport (DJB), with frequent flights to and from Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, and in addition scheduled flights to and from Batam, Palembang, Pekanbaru, and Medan.
The smaller Muara Bungo Airport (BUU) serves the town of Muara Bungo and the western central part of the province, with direct flights from Jakarta, Bengkulu and Jambi City. Depati Parbo Airport (KRC) serving Sungai Penuh city & Kerinci regency in the far west of the province.
# James Joyce's Dublin

The Irish writer James Joyce set much of his works in Dublin. Due to his modernist style of writing which gives a lot of details on the sites where action takes place, you can often trace his characters on a map and identify those places of early 20th century Dublin which still exist.

## Understand

Perhaps Joyce's most famous work – Ulysses – famously describes events on a single day in Dublin – June 16 1904 – the anniversary of which has since come to be known as Bloomsday for one of the characters in the book. Many Joyce enthusiasts gather at various sites in Dublin (and elsewhere) on this day, to celebrate the events of the book and Joyce's literary heritage. Apparently, Joyce chose that date as it was his first "date" with his would-be wife and muse Nora Barnacle.
While Joyce would later leave Dublin to live in other major cities of Europe, and is buried near Zurich in Switzerland, he continued writing works set in Dublin, one (a collection of short stories) even entitled Dubliners.

## See

* 53.314981-6.2814941 James Joyce's birthplace, 41 Brighton Square, Rathgar. (updated Feb 2019)
* 53.349952-6.260162 Statue of James Joyce, 2 North Earl Street. (updated Feb 2019)
* 53.337992-6.2595193 St. Stephen's Green. A city centre public park, where a bust of Joyce faces his former university at Newman House. (updated Feb 2019)
* 53.28865-6.113644 James Joyce Tower and Museum, Sandycove Point, Dún Laoghaire, A96 FX33. 10am-6pm (10am-4pm in winter). James Joyce spent six nights in this tower in 1904. The opening scenes of Ulysses take place here. It contains a museum dedicated to him, that displays some of his possessions and other ephemera associated with the book (e.g., an empty pot of "Plumtree's Potted Meat"). The living space is set up to resemble its 1904 appearance. It became a museum opening on 16 June 1962. It's a place of pilgrimage for Joyce enthusiasts, especially on Bloomsday. (updated Feb 2019)
* 53.310917-6.6834445 Clongowes Wood College, Richardstown, County Kildare, 8868+9J (38 km west). Joyce studied at this boarding school for boys that was founded by Jesuits in 1814. It's featured prominently in his semi-autobiographical novel A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. (updated Feb 2019)
* 53.3477-6.29036 Anna Livia monument (The Floozie in the Jacuzzi). Sculpture created in 1988, and relocated in 2001, recognising Anna Livia Plurabelle from Finnegans Wake. Bronze sculpture sitting on a small pond. (updated Mar 2019)
* 53.346631-6.2826087 James Joyce Bridge. Bridge spanning the River Liffey built in 2003. "The Dead" is set in Number 15 Usher's Island which faces the bridge. (updated Mar 2019)

## See also

* The grave of James Joyce in Friedhof Fluntern, Zurich
* Literary London
# Jamestown

There's more than one place called Jamestown:

### Australia

* Jamestown (South Australia) - a town in South Australia.

### Islands of the Atlantic Ocean

* Jamestown (Saint Helena) - the capital of Saint Helena (island)

### United States of America

* Jamestown (California) - a city in California
* Jamestown (New York) - a city in Chautauqua County, in the Southern Tier of New York
* Jamestown (North Dakota) - county seat of Stutsman County, North Dakota
* Jamestown (Rhode Island) - a city in Rhode Island
* Jamestown (Virginia) - a city in Virginia
# Mercer

There's more than one place called Mercer:

### United States of America

* Mercer (North Dakota) - a small city in McLean County (North Dakota), Lakes and Gardens, North Dakota
* Mercer (Pennsylvania) - a town in Mercer County, Pennsylvania
* Mercer (Wisconsin) - a town in Iron County, Wisconsin
* Mercer Island - an island city in Washington (state)

### See also

* Mercer County (disambiguation)
# Mercer County

There's more than one place called Mercer County:

### United States of America

* Mercer County (Illinois)
* Mercer County (Kentucky)
* Mercer County (Missouri)
* Mercer County (New Jersey)
* Mercer County (North Dakota)
* Mercer County (Ohio)
* Mercer County (Pennsylvania)
* Mercer County (West Virginia)
# Meredith

Meredith is in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire.

## See

Lake Winnipesaukee is the primary attraction in Meredith. It is a major point on the lake, and has a large town-dock for boating day trippers. Plenty of places to eat and shop.

## Eat

* 43.65823-71.498941 Lago, 1 US Route 25, ☏ +1-603-279-2253. Sunday - Thursday 5:00PM - 9:00PM, Friday & Saturday 5:00PM - 9:30PM. Lakefront restaurant and bar with excellent views of the lake and mountains. Italian food. $27 USD. (updated Mar 2021)

## Sleep

* Meredith Inn B & B, Main & Waukewan St (I 93 N to 104 E, take left at light on Rt 3, at next light at intersection with Main St take a left, continue S and E on Main Street until you see the pink inn), ☏ +1 603-279-0000. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. A non-smoking property. All rooms have private baths, individual heat control, cable TV and telephones. The building is fully sprinkled. A full breakfast is served each morning. (updated Jun 2017)
# Meribel

Meribel is a group of three villages in the Savoie department of France.

## Get in

Meribel, in France, is best accessed via train from Paris which goes direct to near-by Moutiers Salins where a short bus or taxi ride will take you to Meribel centre and surrounding areas. Eurostar offers direct services from London and Ashford on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings to Moutiers, returning on Saturday (morning or evening).
Other ways of getting to Meribel include flying to Geneva, Lyon, Grenoble or Chambery and transferring via bus or taxi. It is possible to drive to Meribel, but this is probably not the best way as traffic around the Alps can be awful and the mountain roads are rather hard to negotiate.
There is a direct coach service from London, stopping at a few other places in England which can give 8 days skiing, a very favourable low-cost option for the budget traveller.
The Olympe cable car links Meribel to Brides les Bains at the foot of the Alps, via Les Allués. The ride takes 26 minutes in small 6 seater cabins.

## Get around

Meribel is a large resort by Alps standards but the best way to explore Meribel centre is by walking. If you are staying in surrounding villages, a free bus service operates 7 days a week and runs til late.
For example, you can drive to Bozel, in the Tarentaise Valley.

## Do

Meribel offers some of the best Alpine skiing in the Alps and other resorts such as Courchevel, Les Menuires and Val Thorens can be accessed via the extensive lift network.

## Buy

* The Boot Lab are a specialist boot fitters based in Méribel Centre. They offer a comfort guarantee with every boot sold and have excellent client feedback.

## Eat

Chez Kiki is a little steak place run and owned by an old French chap called Kiki. Their steaks are legendary but as with most restaurants in the Alps, extremely pricey and a 3-course meal with wine is likely to set you back at least €100 per head.

## Drink

Le Pub, Barometer, the Tavern and Dick's Tea Bar are some of the most popular night spots in Meribel and are generally full of, and run by, English people. Dick's Tea Bar is open until 05:00 most nights. Be prepared to spend lots of money in these places, a pint of beer can set you back €6-8.
The Rond Point, locally known as 'Ronnies' is possibly one of the most famous Apres-Ski spots in the world and is the only place to go for drinks on the slopes. Again, prices are eye-watering but the atmosphere is fantastic. Open to 19:00 daily.

## Sleep

* 45.4041376.565941 Delicious Mountain, Chalet La Chouette, Impasse des Fontaines, ☏ +33 647 213576, mail@chalets-meribel.co.uk. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 11:00. Catered chalet, sleeps up to 16 guests in comfort, with hot tub, sauna and cinema room. (updated Jan 2016)
* Mountain Heaven, Chalet La Cote, ☏ +44 151 625 1921, info@mountainheaven.co.uk. Catered chalet at the entrance to Meribel. Sleeps 10-12 in five rooms. Comes with a hot tub, free WiFi, heated boot warmers. Mountain Heaven also offers a number of chalets in other ski resorts in France. (updated May 2016)
# Meriden (England)

Meriden is a small historic village in the West Midlands, England. It is situated about half way between Birmingham and Coventry. It is said to be the centre of England, but the name of this village actually means "Merry Vale".

## Get in

Car is the easiest way to reach Meriden, just off the A45 road from Birmingham or Coventry direction in about 20 minutes.
There is no railway station in Meriden, but the village can be accessed by bus. The main route through Meriden is the X1, running from Birmingham (taking 49 mins), Coventry (taking 26 minutes), or Birmingham Airport (taking 11 minutes). This bus typically runs every twenty minutes and the fare is £2.40 single or £4.00 for a day ticket. There is also an hourly X20 service to Solihull and Stratford.

## Get around

The village is small, you can get around by foot, bicycle or car.

## See

* 52.43793-1.649661 Medieval Village cross, Village Green. A 500 year old grade II listed artefact.
* 52.4324-1.630372 Church of St Lawrence, Church Lane. A 12th century church, complete with gargoyles. The graveyard is accessible to the public, Birmingham city is visible in the distance if sitting on the benches to the rear. Opposite the church there are some 16th century farm houses.

## Do

* Heart of England Way. This popular walking route winds through the village.

## Buy

* 52.43765-1.648531 Co-operative Food, 2 The Green. Heart of England Co-op. (updated Nov 2021)

## Eat

There are several places to eat in Meriden. At the local Manor Hotel, The Bull's Head pub, the Strawberry Bank Hotel. All these provide food, drink and accommodation.
* 52.43586-1.644791 The Bull's Head. (updated Nov 2021)

## Drink

* 52.40954-1.639111 The Bear, Spencer's Ln, Berkswell (take the Berkswell Road off the B4102, 5 minutes drive), ☏ +44 1676 533202. A 16th century pub with original building features. Also serves food.

## Sleep

* 52.4357-1.63891 Manor Hotel (Best Western Plus), 127 Main Rd, ☏ +44 1676 522735.

## Go next

There is plenty to see in the nearby city of Birmingham. Solihull is the nearest town for shopping etc. Kenilworth Castle and Warwick Castle are also nearby.
# Meriden

There is more than one place called Meriden:

### England

* Meriden (England) — A village in England.

### United States of America

* Meriden (Connecticut) — A city in Connecticut.
* Meriden (Iowa) — A town in Iowa.
* Meriden (Kansas) — A town in Kansas.
* Meriden (New Hampshire) — A village in New Hampshire.