8 Best Wheelchair-Friendly Attractions In Illinois
Illinois is a picturesque Midwestern state, situated just south of the Great Lakes. The Prairie State, as it’s fondly known, contains some of the most sumptuous wetlands, forests, and (of course) prairies in the entire United States.
You will never be short of things to see and do in Illinois. The state boasts several glorious parks and wildernesses, as well as one of the world’s most iconic megacities, Chicago. The “Windy City” is the third-largest urban center in the US and is famous for its heaven-high skyscrapers, world-class museums and galleries, trailblazing jazz scene, unique deep-dish pizza, and glorious urban freshwater beaches.
All in all, Illinois, with its magnificent major metropolis and copious areas of natural beauty, is a fantastic vacation destination! If you’re planning a trip to the Prairie State, read on to find out about the best wheelchair-friendly attractions in Illinois.
Can I Get Around Chicago In A Wheelchair?
Getting around Chicago in a wheelchair is relatively easy. The city was named the sixth most wheelchair-livable city in America by the Christopher Reeve Foundation. Chicago’s public transport system is accessible and the city has plenty of wheelchair-accessible taxis.
Are There Things To Do In Chicago With Limited Mobility?
There are plenty of wheelchair-accessible activities to enjoy in Chicago. The Windy City has tons of amazing attractions that can be enjoyed by visitors with limited mobility. Almost all of Chicago’s main attractions – including its spectacular museums and art galleries, its most-loved deep-dish pizza restaurants, and its most atmospheric late-night jazz venues – are wheelchair-accessible.
Are There Wheelchair Accessible Trails In Illinois?
If you enjoy exploring areas of natural beauty, you will have plenty of options for doing so in Illinois. The Prairie State has several nature trails and fishing options that are wheelchair-friendly.
Best Wheelchair-Friendly Attractions In Illinois
The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the world’s great art museums. It is home to thousands of artworks by world-famous artists including Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Matisse. The museum is fully wheelchair-accessible and wheelchairs can be rented free of charge at the museum’s help desk.
2. Fishing At Fox Ridge State Park
Fox Ridge State Park is an area of extreme natural beauty eight miles south of the city of Charleston in east-central Illinois. The park has two wheelchair-accessible trails, one of which includes a fishing pond with an accessible fishing pier.
Legoland is one of the most loved children’s attractions in Chicago. But it certainly isn’t only for kids! People of all ages can have a brilliant time exploring Legoland, its amazing exhibits, and its 4D cinema. Legoland Discovery Center is wheelchair-accessible and fully ADA compliant.
Chicago Botanic Gardens contains 385 acres of delightful, meticulously landscaped gardens featuring millions of flowers and plants. Free wheelchairs are available at the visitors’ center and all areas of the gardens are wheelchair-accessible, including the tram tours.
Beall Woods State Park, on the banks of the Wabash River in southeastern Illinois, contains trees that are 120 feet tall(!), as well as a visitors’ center and areas for fishing, camping, and picnicking. The park has several trails, including the Tulip Tree trail, which is over a mile long and is wheelchair-friendly.
Skydeck, on the 103rd floor of the Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), offers the best view of Chicago. Not only that… but thanks to the Willis Tower’s prodigious height (it’s the tallest building in the Western hemisphere!) you can actually see four states on a clear day! Skydeck is fully wheelchair-accessible.
7. Chicago Deep-Dish Pizza At Gino’s East
Chicago’s most famous culinary invention is the deep-dish pizza. Chicagoans swear by this saucy, cheesy, messy meal, which is more like a pie than a traditional pizza. Unsurprisingly, there are lots of amazing deep-dish pizza restaurants in Chicago. Gino’s East is a lot of people’s favorite, and its branches are wheelchair-accessible.
Constellation Jazz Club is the premier jazz club in Chicago, and the perfect venue to finish up after a day of exploring Chicago. Its hallowed stage is graced nightly by both the hottest local jazz players and the most world-renowned international jazz superstars. Constellation has wheelchair seating and accessible washrooms. Just be sure to call ahead to reserve a table.


I slept alongside the babbling brook although not restfully because of the heat and humidity and the fact that I was almost on the road and concerned about being told to leave. I put my bedroom away and went seeking a spot to fix bfast not on a stream side. I found a pull over on the main hwy. Then I drove into Ellijay. The instrument light remained off.
I parked in a downtown lot and walked the streets a bit. Classic case of old Ellijay on narrow downtown streets and the new town out on the highway. Made it a rest day.
Shane gave me gifts to deliver to Mulberry Inn that I needed to deliver before I moved on. The brake light remained off inspiring stopping confidence. I drove out and visited w/ Diane, one of the owners. Their establishment advertises a get away for mountain bikers to which they meet. They are riding distance to sections of the Pinhoti and Bear Creek trails. I chose not to camp for a fee. I drove further out the logging road and the light turner back on. Shit, steep gravel logging road and will I be able to stop? I found a camp spot up off the road. Forecast called for t-storms. Shortly after putting rock chocks under the wheels the rain fell. I had to shut the side door because rain fell inside the van and I closed the fan because rain was dripping thru the fan. It appears that I have finally sealed the roof / fan interface. Wet night. No cell service.
Yesterday I needed to address the brake issue. I drove into Ellijay to cell phone coverage. I used my Android to search for repair shops. None for Sprinters. I found a shop, Affordable car care, and gave them a call. he said bring it on over, he had the pads. No way; 1) he could work on it right away, and 2) how could he have the pads? I made the shop. He inspected the pads and determined indeed they were worn. He met first item. Second item, he made a phone call and before the wheels were removed a truck pulled in to deliver the correct pads. Badda bing, new pads on and the light didn’t turn back on.
Able to safely stop i drove to Cartecay Bike shop, owned by Mike and Terry. Actually I met them briefly yesterday, Today Mike had more time. He invited me to ride Fri. AM. Sat they have a trail work party that I will stay to help on. He told me of the Stanley Gap ride I would enjoy and drew me a map.
Northern GA is mountainous and tree covered. Rock creek rd started as pavement then gravel as it climbed higher to Stanley gap. I passed several old mule farms since abandoned. Gaps are low spots on a ridge.
I missed the parking lot which was right @ the gap dropping down the other side. I called Mike who corrected my error. Small graveled level parking lot. Cool, place to stay the night.
I geared up and pedaled up, The admissions fee was a 2.75 mile climb gaining almost 900′ on old hiking trail single track. Hard work.
I reached a high point and questioned my proceeding on this out and back loop. What ever I rode down I would have to climb back up. I passed the test and repressed the thinking part of my brain and dropped down. The trail reached a junction w/ Flat Creek loop. Imagine a creek named Flat flowing off the side of a mountain? The loop was mostly abandoned gravel logging road. The climb out was killer causing me to stop several times gasping for breath. The downhill back was a hoot. Drop the seat and juke and jive.
The solar shower was toasty @ 6:15 when i arrived back at van. I spent night @ 3100′. Low humidity and just above 60 degrees.
Today was laundry day. Again the smart phone. research revealed no laundromat in Ellijay listed in the us dex pages on line. One was listed in Blue ridge where Shane said i should visit. Blue Ridge is just a few miles S of NC. Nice laundromat. I played tourist and wandered the city streets. I visited @ Cycle South bike shop.
Forecast is for rain tonight and tomorrow. I am in the parking lot of Ingles grocery store. What a grocery store. Shortly I will drive back to Stanley Gap TH for the night.
I have a bike repair appointment in Asheville this Tues. I called this wonderful PT who has worked on m y body previously in Brevard and have an appointment for this Thurs. Pisgah is pulling me. My SI joint is acting up. The tendinitis in my right shoulder is exacerbated by typing.


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Erfurt is a popular tourist destination with Germans and, increasingly, with English-speaking visitors for two reasons: It has one of the most attractive medieval city centers in Germany, with patrician townhouses, half-timbered buildings, Europe's longest inhabited bridge, and enough churches to be called "The Rome of Thuringia." It's an important stop on the "Luther Trail" from Eisenach to Wittenberg, with Lutheran landmarks such as the Augustinian Monastery and the Michaeliskirche. (Luther received his university education, became a monk, and entered the priesthood in Erfurt.)
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Following the awful overnight trip, the rice paddy scenery we noted bleary-eyed as we neared Nha Trang was very pretty and the skies were overcast at least. Something!
Once confronted with the expected entourage of commision-seeking hostel reps on mopeds, we quickly decided to make for the seafront budget strip over the inland downtown equivalent. We chose a reasonable place with a tripple room on the top floor with a balcony just fitting in a view of the beach. Promptly crashed out till lunchtime and I still felt rotten anyhow! I swore to myself that I would allow one more day to allow for relief from the medicine or I would consult someone to diagnose the bugger.....
The rest proved worthy as we almost miraculously awoke to clear blazing skies. wooot!
Struggled through lunch as hadn't eaten for nearly 24hours and then staggerd to the beach where no sooner had we lay down, the light rainfalls recommenced. Double d'oh! Completely unmotivated to do much more, the TV and James Bond films came to the rescue as entertainment. The guys had steaks for dinner and I munched a whopping delicious house salad, then another needy crashout!
So yeah, conclusively not much interest stuff to regurgitate from this day either :(
DAY 17 - Friday October 19th:
Vast improvement in both health and constructive tourism - yay! It took the entire morningt to pass, but by the avo, all was hunky dory after 4 days sickness thank goodness!
Wait, I'm forgetting to present the résumé of Nha Trang City: a multifaceted seasisde personality, one can have a 24hour party, snorkelling at reefs, visit Cham ruins and Buddhist buildings, gaze at fishermen at their best or soak in mineral mud. It's a booming fishing industrial centrealso renowned for its salt production. Jsut outside the town proper are peaceful basic communities taking care fo the rich rice paddies. The weather is best between January and February (Southern Vietnam seasonally differs somewhat from the North) but of course the weather we got lumbered with restricted what we could do...
Back on track and back on the bikes........felt much better and breathed a sigh of relief but still vouched no alcohol and sensible food for a full day more. The weather had cleared up so a day of exploring the surrounding delights of NT was on the cards. The day didn't start off that great as my bike with a borken mirror, broken speedometer, faulty petrol gauge, jumpy accelerator, crappy front break and stick gear changes.....conked out with no petrol on the busy beachfront dual carriage way. Cursing the overpriced roadside vendor to the rescue, my hooter also failed me at this point so I was actualyl quite concerned for the first time that my bike wasn't anywhere near roadworthy....helmetless too...being pulled over by money-grabbing petty police and having my passport confiscated would have been the icing on the cake.
Enough complaints, the three of us with the Dutch customarily sharing a moped headed off eastbound for a 6hour adventure. Actually, before I blab on about the day's events, I must elaborate on a group of people who offer special albeit pricey tours in Vietnam - an exhilerating once in a lifetime experience unqiue to Vietnam. They are called the "easy Riders" and they largely operate in Southern Vietnam from Saigon to Nha Trang...Essentially, they are knowledgable, friendly, bikeriders who ask about $40US per day for a ride on the back of their bike with baggage strapped on, with food/drinks/entrances/petrol/guiding and accommodation of all description included. Obviously double the average traveler's daily budget but going by the overwhelming concensus fed from fellow backpackers (couples and singletons young and old from all countries alike), they are most definitely worth every cent forked out for a limited amount of time...You get taken up and around places where public trransport and the navigeable tourist track don't allow for and you come face to face with locals in eateries/homestay environments who have often never seen a western human in person! Scenery is stunning, amount of diverse landmass covered every day is huge and the guys are into socialising too......I would so do it when/if I return to Vietnam but not on this occasion.......They have offices in Nha Trang, Dalat, Mui Ne and Saigon I believe and always track YOU down before you would them and this is exactly what happened to us... Oh well!
Politely declining the offer, I left the navigating up to the Dutch and just enjoyed tagging behind breathing in the fresh air to accelerate my recovery. For the first couple of dozen ks, it was primarily green, hilly, rice paddy and fishing village scenery wise, proving that Nha Trang is far from just a mere party beach bum town. At one point we rocked up in a hamlet and found out way to a connected network of fields which we rode through, geting close up pics. We felt like going on and on but come early afternoon we returned back downtown.
Arriving back, it was a rendez-vous with the historical relics mainly consisting of a gian-seated recling white Buddha and the Long Son Pagoda where we felt like ignorant, uncultured intruders upon seemingly disrupting some kind of event being carried out by the resident-monks there. The sweeping views of the busy downtown, green background and sandy/fish-farming foreground were beautiful. Trying to beat the approaching sunset, we zoomed to the Western extreme of the city where the beach strip runs opening into the commercial and residential port. Nothing much there other than a cablecar line leading across to an Island where Vin Pearl lies, a Vietnamese Disneyland imitation with funky rides. A little on the expensive side and not really fitting so gave it a miss. Already had a great day.
During sunset we handed over the bikes and made for a really really exquisite restaurant, "Kinky Kim's". This catering and entertainment establishment has sa lot more to it thanfirst meets the eye from the road. Other than the scumptuos food we had, it has in-house beauty parlour services, games, a bar, but most importantly, overt publicity about a municipal campaign against paedophilia committed against local children by old fat western men...Currently this issue is at the forefront of Thai politics as a long-term crime-committing Canadian male has been raping Thai kids and is now under serious trial. Vietnam alike is cracking down on this and reckognizing the problem particularly bad in Nha Trang. On the front page of the menu and displayed on the walls is an outline of a campaign and awareness info for everyone....Really touching!
On a funny note, we witnessed a funny instance of a young local boy trying to sell merchandise to a group of Irish men sat inside. Initially, they weren't having any of it then one of them gave in and bought something but THEN the kid challened him to a "friendly" game of Connect 4...money got involved in the affair and before long the Irish chap had embarrassingly lost twice over hands down, the kid gleefully escaping about 12 bucks better off. Was hilarious to watch and all took it in good stride. Those kids must be master experts and probably rarely come away empty handed lol...
Chilled out at the bar there and got chatting to a youngish couple who had just arrived with a couple of Easy Rider guys from Saigon ahving done a 4 day trip connecting the two places. Fascinated by their "Top Southeast Asian" experience and inquisitive to learn more, the appeal of this group grew and grew. Obviously I promised myself I wouldn't be trying this out this time round. Sooooo unbelievably tempting mind you! I just had to settle for the spontaneous semi-wild biking me and my compatriots had succeeded in doing thus far as a form of mental compensation haha. can't ever have it all at once!
DAY 18 - Saturday October 20th:
Quite an amusing and random day this one! With now only a trip to 5 of the nearby islands evading us, what we deemed a "standard" includive tour turned into more of a booze cruise.......From the moment of our shutle bus pickup at 8am, we realised this was going to be the case. Theoretically the 9outlying islands offer great snorkelling and diving spots along with beach lounging, but the weather we received was shit once more. Our itinerary was meant to include a snorkel, swim, visit of as fish-farm and docking at 2 isladn for free time ending with an aquarium visit. However, due to the showers, we spent the best part of the time aboard the crazy boat being treated to comical entertainment.
Our boat was full with mixed nationalities and ages. The morning entailed chatting, sitting, listening to cheesy Mediterranean/Caribbean tune, drinking beers and eating a glorious mixed-food buffet spread lunch at 11am! Between tall this we did get our snorkelling wish granted only to promptly disvoer the murky waters and limited visible reef. Warm water and a nice dip all the same...Stranded in the middle of the ocean with the rain pouring outside, the cabin crew proceeded to spoil us with hilarious singing and dancing using the boat's containers and material as instruments. There was loads of sexual innuendos and interaction of the audience throughout and the lead guy sang both native songs in Vietnamese and Western songs in English.....with this we had a free glass of Dalat red wine with pineapple.... ike benedin medicine in both texture and taste. potent too eugh! I guess they really don't have any control or alternative options when burdened with awful weather in the rainy season, so this is the usual "Agenda" rather than visiting the islands properly and ahving cultural insights galore. No-one explored as we all laid-back and got invovled in the ambiance.
Eventually with a break of rain, it was our chance to dock at Island 3 for some brief lounging, frisbee throwing and for some, jet-skiing etc.... Was remote and quite nice, no other groups around and for a while it was fine....more rain fell so evacuated to the boat again. Before the final visit to the only other accessible place on the normal route, we were treated to an exoit tropical fruits party with more beers of course and more comical tomfoolery. Viewing the aquarium at Hon Mieu Isle last was in fact a pleasant way to end the tour and brought with it a feeling of having seen something properly related to the Isles here. SAw huge turtles, various kinds of shark..nothing outstanding to describe....A bit of a shame not have grabbed more top photos but overall a cool experience.
Understandably dropped back earlier than forecast instead of compromising with more drinking, chillout time was in order. Every time the TV was turned on, a james Bond film would be screened so we enjoyed watching a couple for free - Golden Gun & Octopussy...closest I've got to a western film or going to a cinema since ariving in China at end of February lol! For the evening, I refrained from joining the Dutch and others out on the razz along the standard deadly Sailing Club>Why Not Bar pub crawl route. We were Dalat bound early the next day and despite getting a hard-time from the guys, it wasn't such a hard to come back early and I still had doubts over my health........


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Sanian is a quaint little town located in the northern province of Nan, Thailand. It is a hidden gem that has remained relatively untouched by tourism, making it a perfect destination for travelers who are looking for a more authentic and less-crowded experience. Sanian is surrounded by lush greenery and mountains, providing picturesque views that are sure to take your breath away.
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Getting to Sanian is relatively easy, with several transportation options available. The most convenient way to travel to Sanian is by air, with flights available from Bangkok to Nan Airport. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Sanian, which is only a short distance away.
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Sanian may be a small town, but it has plenty of activities and attractions to keep you entertained. Here are some of the top things to do in Sanian:
- Visit the ancient temples: Sanian is home to several ancient temples that are worth visiting, such as Wat Phra That Khao Noi and Wat Phra That Chae Haeng. These temples offer a glimpse into the town's rich cultural heritage and are a great place to learn about the local traditions.
- Explore the great outdoors: Sanian is surrounded by natural beauty, making it an ideal place for hiking, biking, and exploring the great outdoors. There are several hiking trails and bike routes in the area that offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
- Attend a local festival: Sanian is home to several festivals and events throughout the year, such as the Candle Festival and the Nan River Rafting Festival. These festivals are a great way to learn about the local culture and traditions and are a fun way to spend your time in Sanian.
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The best time to visit Sanian depends on your preferences and interests. If you prefer cooler weather, the best time to visit Sanian is during the winter months (November to February). The weather during this time is cool and dry, making it ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and biking.
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- Do dress appropriately when visiting temples and other religious sites. This means covering your shoulders and knees.
- Do try the local cuisine. Sanian is known for its delicious local dishes, such as khao soi and nam prik ong.
- Don't litter. Sanian is a beautiful and pristine town, and it's important to keep it that way by disposing of your trash properly.
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Sanian has several great accommodation options available, ranging from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxurious resorts. Here are some of the top places to stay in Sanian:
- NAN Green View Hotel: This hotel is located in the heart of Sanian and offers comfortable rooms at an affordable price.
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Sanian is known for its delicious local cuisine, and there are several great restaurants and cafes in the town that serve up these dishes. Here are some of the top dishes to try in Sanian:
- Khao soi: This is a popular noodle dish that is made with a coconut curry broth and topped with crispy noodles.
- Nam prik ong: This is a spicy tomato-based dip that is typically served with vegetables and rice.
- Sai ua: This is a spicy sausage that is made with pork and herbs.
Some of the top places to try these dishes in Sanian include the local markets and street vendors, as well as restaurants like Poo Restaurant and Baan Suan Restaurant.


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a via ferrata trek, fatbiking or any other sport that would fit
well into your family vacation, romantic getaway or trip with
friends. If you thrive on the latest sports – and if you’re a dog
lover to boot – how about trying cani-kart? This wheeled sport
calls on the special talents of huskies and is the summertime
counterpart to dogsledding. There’s also canicross, which is a
hiking activity you do with your four-legged friend!
Canyoning with Eskamer
Cool down with
refreshing ideas for summer
Would you rather do something on the
water? There are many original options to choose from! Ever heard
of whitewater riverboarding? This is a sport that lets you tackle
the river equipped with only a board and a pair of fins. You could
also try kitesurfing for a thrilling skim on the surface of the
water guided by the power of the wind. Here are two examples of businesses who are eager to show you just how
much fun you can have on the water.
Located on Île d’Orléans near Québec
City, Quatre Natures specializes in invigorating sea kayaking
expeditions, including trips at dusk and even under starry skies.
If you prefer a canoe-and-camping expedition, set out to discover
the breathtaking landscapes of the Jacques-Cartier Valley along
the river of the same name, characterized by sections of rapids and calmer
waters. And for an all-out expedition, go for the package on the
French River that will take you all the way to Ontario.
Eskamer Aventure, a company located in
Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, deals in canyoning and sea kayaking packages
and offers three types of expeditions: a one-day trip in the
Beaulieu Canyon, a half-day trip in the Ruisseau-Castor Canyon or
a half-day trip in the Sauteux Canyon. There are also new features
that are worth a detour: a 330-metre zipline that stretches over the valley and
the free-fall jump with QuickJump. After your trip, hit the pool
on the spectacular roof terrace. There is also a treetop cottage
available for those who would like an unusual place for an
Camping at Parc régional du Massif du Sud
and enjoy life in a regional park!
Regional parks are fantastic places
for outdoor enthusiasts. Couples, families, solo travellers and
groups of friends will be thrilled about all the activities
available. Great places for short visits, the regional parks also
let you stay for several days so you can really get to know the
park, take your time and explore.
Choose a visit to the Parc
régional du Massif du Sud in Chaudière-Appalaches. There you’ll find charming
campsites as well as the new pods, which are high-end
ready-to-camp lodgings. You could even reserve one of the three
Mega Pods that can accommodate up to six people, or one of the two
Mini Pods designed specifically for couples or small families.
Hiking up Mont-Ham
régional du Mont-Ham, in the
Eastern Townships, is a wonderful place to start a hike up to the
majestic Mont-Ham that towers over the region and stands 713 metres
tall. The stunning 360-degree view of three regions is your reward
for the climb. Campers can then settle onto their rustic
campsites, suitable for small families or four adults, or one of
the prospector tents that can accommodate 2 to 8 people or pitch
their own tent at their designated campsite. Authentic nature!
Find your inspiration in the offers
from Quebec Adventure Outdoor and get ready for the vacation of a


58 East 34th Street, New York, NY 10016 - Retail Space for rent
58 East 34th Street is located at 58 East 34th Street in the NoMad neighborhood, NY, New York, 10016. The Retail building features a total of 4,600 Sqft. There are 3 Retail spaces available for lease at 58 East 34th Street, New York, NY, 10016, totaling 4,600 Sqft. The largest space available has 1,800 Sqft.
There are 95 retail spaces for lease in the NoMad neighborhood, totaling 81,545 Sqft of available retail space. The retail space availability for the 10016 zip code is 88,115 Sqft, in 104 retail spaces.
In NoMad, there is 1 class B retail building. At zip code level, there are 114 commercial properties, of which 1 are retail buildings over 50,000 square feet.


Flight deals to Fort St. John from Bermuda
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One of B.C.'s oldest European settlements is also one of the province's most youthful and spirited communities; in fact, Fort St. John is also known as "The Energetic City." With a number of fields, forests and river valleys in the surrounding area, there's no shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy, including camping, fishing and cross-country skiing. In town, seasonal festivals are also waiting to be experienced, including the North Peace Fall Fair, which provides family entertainment in the form of games, contests and dances.
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Villa Le SorbeVilla -
Located in an enviable setting by the sea with views to the Aeolian islands, Il Giardino sul Mare a wonderfully relaxing place to stay with family or friends. Surrounded by extensive private grounds, about 500m away below the house is a private path which leads from a garden gate, then under a couple of bridges to Villa Le Sorbe’s private pebble-stone beach, an easy walk or drive away.
Another pathway from the house leads up through olive groves to a lake and a view over grounds of the villa to the coastline and the mountains behind. A 5-minute drive from Villa Le Sorbe is local shops and restaurants while easy sightseeing trips include nearby Cefalù with its beach and Norman cathedral or Tindari with its Greek theatre and Roman remains. From the villa, you can drive to the near town S.Agata di Militello where every day you can take a ferry boat to the Aeolian island
Check-in: 14:00 - 20:00
Standard occupancy: 6
Max occupancy: 12


Lyngså Beach near Sæby is a good starting point for a relaxing vacation. You can enjoy the white beach, which is very kids-friendly with low water, plenty of seashells and small animals you can catch in a bucket.
For the many food enthusiasts Sæby offers a cornucopia of delicious fish dishes in the well-known Jensen’s Fish Restaurant (Jensens Fiskerestaurant). After a lovely meal you get to take a stroll on the seafront, where the Lady of the ocean towers proud and welcomes the ships home from a days work at the sea.
Historic buildings, small rivers and charming wooden bridges, surround the trading life in Sæby. The entire city is easily overviewed, if you visit Sæby – miniature town, where everything is made as a perfect copy of the city, both as it is today and in earlier times. The church in Sæby was also featured in a Danish Christmas television show. Sæbygård forest is also worth exploring, especially if you like Geo Caching, since there are many treasures to find here.
Not far from Lyngså lies Lagunen Camping, which host a big and fun, weekly flea market. Rainy days can be spent shopping in Aalborg or Frederikshavn, which are both located within 50 kilometres. About 1-hour drive away you find, the best amusement park in Scandinavia, Fårup Summerland, where an entire day is easily spent, before the sunset can be enjoyed over Blokhus Beach.
In Aså lies the nearest farm shop, which sells vegetables, sausages and meat. A lot of farm shops in the area also sell apple juice, honey, ceramics, art and other local specialities.
Should you want an excellent meal in relaxing surroundings it is worth visiting Skovgaards Raalingen in Hou, where you can barbecue kangaroo, lam, wildebeest and other meet after your taste. You find small sitting areas in the restaurants garden.
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Pubs with Rooms with Walking/Hiking/Scrambling/Trekking in or near Winster
The market town of Winster in the Peak District has many listed buildings which were built in the 18th century and is now designated a conservation area. One of the most noticable buildings is the Market House built in the 16th century. Winster Wakes is a week long annual carnival taking place in June involving morris dancing and a procession through the village. Walking/Hiking/Scrambling/Trekking Pubs with Rooms in the UK, such as The Devonshire Arms at Beeley, are featured underneath.


Great Salt Lake Spring 2022
DescriptionApril 24, 2022. In these spring days, the drought of the century is taking its toll on Utah's Great Salt Lake. This panoramic view was captured from Antelope Island, large tracts of land that were once covered in water, are now dressed in salt. It is envisioned as Bonneville Salt Flat, which is a remnant of Lake Bonneville that was there during the Pleistocene era. The similarity is big, and the difference is that the subsoil is still wet. In this photo-art, the sky, the clouds, and the ground show us, what one day could be a Great Salt Lake Flat.


There are so many places to consider when you select your vacation, but often times we stick what is popular and where we know others have been. If you want to travel somewhere that not many have heard of and avoid the large crowds and annoyances that come along with picking popular travel destinations, then consider some of the following underrated destinations for your next vacation.
Located at the entrance of the Panama canal, Panama City was originally colonized by the Spanish. Panama is a one of few world-class cities in Central America. Check out the World Heritage site Panama Viejo cathedral, the national park or market as there is no shortage of activities in this bustling city.
It is an interesting time to visit Cuba, before the influx of American tourists and increased commercialization. Havana is a colourful city and one of the few places in the world where you regularly see 1950’s American cars being driven.
There are no less than 23 waterfalls in Iligan, so if you like the outdoors this is the place for you. Hike out to the waterfalls and swim at the base of the falls at Dodiongan falls or visit the spectacular viewing deck at Maria Cristina falls.
Nara is often eclipsed by the sheer amount of temples of nearby Kyoto, however Nara is an attraction in its own rite. Once you arrive by train at Nara you can walk to the main attraction Todai-ji temple, which boasts the world’s largest bronze Buddha.
This capital city boasts a multitude of attractions like culture with Gyeongbokgung palace, the amusement park Lotte World and stunning views of Bukhansan National Park. The night markets are also a must.
The capital city of Taiwan, Taipei has an impressive skyline which once boasted the world tallest skyscraper, Taipei 101. Taipei was once a Japanese territory, but has since been passed over to the Chinese so there are a multitude of East Asian influences. Taipei is famous for its night markets so be sure to schedule them into your itinerary.
A little known surfers paradise, when you go to Durban, the main draw is all things beachfront. Durban has a uniquely Indian influence and has the largest populations of people of Indian descent outside of India.
Located next to the Saint Lawrence river, protected by the fortress La Citadel, Quebec City is one of the oldest European settlements in North America and has all of the quaint charm you would expect. You must stay at the fancy hotel Frontenac.
Canals, cobble-stone streets and horse drawn carriages make the experience of visiting Bruges is like being transported back in time. Take a tour of the city by canal and get a unique view of the city.
Located on the South-eastern coast of Spain, this culturally and architecturally magnificent city has a multitude of activities to partake in, most noteworthy are: the planetarium, science museum and wetland reserves.


Watching the peak hour traffic from the balcony above the entrance to the City of Amsterdam from the City of Amsterdam council's building is fascinating.
The ring road carries heavy vehicle traffic, but it is prevented from entering the centre of the city. Instead you can see the most people use other transportation networks, bicycles, trams, and walking, to get into and out of the centre.
What amazes me is the flow and efficiency of each of the modes and how balanced they are.
I just moved to a new area and begins the process of finding the best route to get anywhere. Good luck to any one new in Sydney let alone old time Sydney siders trying to figure out where the buses go. The Sydney Buses website lets you download a Pdf after you select the bus route number.
They assume you magically know what the route number is
An interactive map with all modes of transport
I want to be able to see what modes of transport are available in my area so I just start plotting away.
I used carto to quickly plot out some networks.
Blogging about all things that create beautiful healthy communities, active transportation and tech.


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Check out the best beaches in America.
Antarctica, the coldest place on Earth, is feeling the effects of global warming. See the view from the bottom of the Earth.
Antarctica is the most inhospitable place on Earth. Certain creatures survive there, though global warming can threaten their natural habitats.
National Parks preserve some of America’s most interesting and unique environments. Take a trip to these national treasures.


This rich and varied habitat, with relatively small human population, has enormous potential and is regaining its once proud reputation as primary safari destination. Hunting Mozambique should be on every African hunters list.
Mozambique is famous for nyala, sable antelope, leopard, lion and big elephants. In the north, the hunting is virtually indistinguishable from hunting in neighboring Tanzania. The vast Nyasa Reserve is the largest game reserve in the country, at nearly 20,000 square miles. It is surrounded by hunting concessions, known as coutadas, where lion, leopard, elephant and buffalo are numerous. Further south the mighty Luganda River supports additional hunting concessions, where buffalo, sable, kudu, Nyasa wildebeest and leopard are common. The primary hunting areas in the famous Zambezi Delta, now boast the largest herds of Cape buffalo in southern Africa today, as well as high populations of sable, as well as nyala, waterbuck, kudu, bushbuck and reedbuck. The thick sand forest of the Delta is the best place in Africa to take a suni, both blue and red duikers, and it also has extraordinary warthogs.


Sheveluch Volcano, Kamchatka, Russia
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Sheveluch Volcano in Kamchatka, Siberia, Russia, is one of the frequently active volcanoes located in eastern Siberia. In this composite image, brownish ash covers the southern part of the mountain, under an ash-laden vertical eruption plume. Red areas are hot-spots seen on ASTER‘«÷s thermal infrared bands, and are related to lava flows. The image was acquired March 26, 2010, is located at 56.6 degrees north latitude, 161.3 degrees east longitude. The image covers an area of 17.7 x 21.2 km.
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Livadia Beach is located in Parikia, an area widely regarded as family-friendly and relaxing. Unique for its sunsets, this locale has plenty of convenient options for dining. Outdoor settings, such as the sea, beaches, and gardens, attract many visitors. Start by booking a hotel near Livadia Beach, which is a great base for sightseeing in the greater Paros area.
While you're out visiting Livadia Beach, you can enjoy some other sightseeing in and around Paros. Top attractions include the area's monuments and much more.
Soak up some sun at Livadia Beach, Krios Beach, and Kolymbithres Beach. You can spend a leisurely day outdoors at Butterfly Valley or Cave of Antiparos. If you're looking for something else to do, head to Port of Parikia, Piperi Beach, and Naoussa Harbour.
Attractions like Paros Archaeological Museum, Benetos Skiadas Folklore Art Museum of Cycladic Civilization, and Venetian Museum highlight the local culture. Frankish Castle, Ekatontapyliani Church, and Church of One Hundred Gates are significant monuments. Panagia Myrtidiotissa Monastary, Marathi Marble Quarries, and Longovarda Monastery are some of the notable landmarks.
Create some family memories at Aqua Fun Water Park. Why not visit Psaraliki Beach, Panagia Beach, and Moraitis Winery while you're here? You can also visit Agios Ioannis Detis Church, Monastiri Beach, and Aliki Beach.
Hop aboard a plane to get to Livadia Beach. The Parikia (PAS-Paros National) airport is 5.2 miles (8.4 km) from Parikia. Naxos (JNX-Naxos Island National) is the next closest airport, 12.3 miles (19.7 km) away. The ferry will drop you at the local port if traveling by water.


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Trade and Commerce in Cleobury Mortimer.
Centre for Rural Research, University College Worcester.
Bittner-Eddy, P. and Can, C. and Gunn, N. and Pinel, M. and Tör, M. and Crute, I. and Holub, E.B. and Beynon, J.
Genetic and Physical Mapping of the RPP13 Locus, in Arabidopsis, Responsible for Specific Recognition of Several Peronospora parasitica (Downy mildew) Isolates.
Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions, 12 (9).
Carrie, Rachael and Mitchell, L. and Black, K.D.
Fatty Acids in Surface Sediments at the Hebridean Shelf Edge, West of Scotland.
Organic Geochemistry, 29 (5-7).
Studies on Floral Determination in the Short Day Plant, Pharbitis nil and the Long Day Plant, Silene coeli-rosa.
PhD thesis, University of Worcester/Coventry University.
Emberlin, Jean and Mullins, J. and Corden, J. and Jones, S. and Millington, W. and Brookes, M. and Savage, M.
Regional Variations in Grass Pollen Seasons in the UK, Long-term Trends and Forecast Models.
Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 29 (3).
The Everton Flint Collection in Wells Museum.
Proceedings of the University of Bristol Spelaeological Society, 21 (2).
The Importance of Physical Habitat Assessment for Evaluating River Health.
Freshwater Biology, 41 (2).
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Research on the Geography of Agricultural Change: Redundant or Revitalized?
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Studies in the Behaviour of a Nitrifying Verical Flow Constructed Wetland Wastewater Treatment System.
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Integration and Participation in Rural Development: the Case of Ireland.
University College Worcester Geography Department Occasional Papers (2).
Issues of Integration, Participation and Empowerment in Rural Development: The Case of LEADER in the Republic of Ireland.
Journal of Rural Studies, 15 (3).
Residents' Perspectives of Rural Living Conditions in Cork and Kerry.
Poor People, Poor Places: A Geography of Poverty and Deprivation in Ireland.
Oak Tree Press, Dublin, pp. 157-173.
Thompson, A.J. and Tör, M. and Barry, C.S. and Vrebalov, J. and Orfila, C. and Jarvis, M.C. and Giovannoni, J.J. and Grierson, D. and Seymour, G.
Molecular and Genetic Characterization of a Novel Pleiotropic Tomato-Ripening Mutant.
Plant Physiology, 120 (2).
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West, T.M. and Marshall, E.J.P. and Westbury, Duncan and Arnold, G.M.
Vegetation Development on Sown and Unsown Field Boundary Strips Established in Three Environmentally Sensitive Areas.
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A sheriff is an elected law enforcement official who serves a specific county. Many of the responsibilities of the sheriff overlap with those of local police departments. The biggest difference is that a sheriff has jurisdiction over the entire county, while police departments can only enforce laws within city limits.
While sheriffs share law enforcement duties with city police officers, their degree of responsibility varies by jurisdiction. Municipalities with limited resources often contract law enforcement services to the sheriff, especially for complex crimes where they may not be equipped to conduct a detailed investigation.
Sheriffs tend to be more involved in cases where a suspect operates across city lines. Since they have the authority to investigate crimes and make arrests in any city in their jurisdiction, they often act as a bridge between various municipal law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction.


Get back to basics and visit one of these rugged, bare-boned bush camps
1. Wollondilly River Station, NSW
Wollondilly River Station offers a true blue bush camping experience amid the stunning scenery of the Southern Highlands. Only a mere two hours’ drive from Sydney, yet city life will feel light years away at this outback riverside campground, which offers no powered sites, no camp kitchen and no laundry, but has flush portaloos, free hot showers (using river water) and firewood, ice and basic food supplies at the onsite office. Top up other supplies, including fresh water, at Mittagong on your way in.
Spend your days exploring the enchanting Wombeyan Caves nearby, or get your heart pumping on a bushwalk as you immerse yourself in the beautiful, rugged terrain. Take a dip in the river afterwards to cool down, and at night, enjoy a campfire under the stars. Sites are limited, but you won’t be crowded in even on long weekends or school holidays, as the station always keeps visitor numbers limited – so book early for popular periods. All pets are welcome.
2. Baw Baw Plateau Campground, Vic
Set in the beautiful Alpine Region of Victoria is Baw Baw National Park, 120km east of Melbourne, which encompasses sections of the Thomson and Aberfeldy River valleys, and Baw Baw Plateau – an ideal place to set up camp (tent-based only). It won’t cost you anything, but you will need to be self-sufficient as there are no facilities. Bring your own water and a fuel stove, as fires are not allowed. For overnight stays, it’s best to visit in early summer, when the weather is pleasant and the grassy open plains are dotted with colourful wildflowers.
To get to the plateau, find the Mount Erica and St Gwinear car parks along signposted roads off the Thomson Valley Road. During your stay, enjoy the stunning mountain views on a bushwalk starting from Mount St Gwinear, Mount Erica or Baw Baw Alpine Village. Take a canoe out onto Thomson River, or join a rafting tour to experience some of the best white water rafting in the state. There are 4WD tracks in the Thomson and Aberfeldy Valleys that present picture-worthy panoramic views.
3. Scrub Road Bush Camp, Qld
D’aguilar National Park is the second largest park in south-east Queensland, located 31km north-west of Brisbane. The park is home to 800 plant species and many types of birds, such as owls, bowerbirds and bell miners, in a setting of eucalypt woodlands, gum forests and subtropical rainforests. Scrub Road Bush Camp is an ideal base from which to explore this park in all its natural glory. Spotted gums, ironbarks and grey gums tower over the campground – a small and peaceful open area with a dirt surface.
Although there is a water tank there, you will need to treat the water before drinking, or bring your own. There is some shelter that you can huddle under if the weather turns nasty. You will want to bring a fuel or gas stove (fires are not permitted), a first-aid kit, rubbish bags and insect repellent, but leave the generator at home. You will reach the site after walking 4km along Scrub Road from Mount Glorious Road. Be sure to stop and enjoy the lovely view at Enoggera Creek on the way.
4. Policemans Point, Tas
You will find this camping spot on the southern side of Ansons Bay, which is apart of the Bay of Fires Conservation Area – a stretch of coast between Binalong Bay in the south to Eddystone Point in north, famed for its white sandy beaches and azure waters. At Policemans Point, you will have your pick of shady campsites among the trees, many with access to the beach. You may even have it all to yourself, so it really makes the perfect escape from the rush of everyday life.
You can find this campsite 35km north of St Helens, along the gravel Ansons Bay Rd, via the Priory (keep an eye out for wildlife). You must bring your own portaloo, water, firewood and rubbish bags. In the unlikely event that you grow weary of frolicking around in the clear waters or reclining by the beach and soaking up the peace and quiet, you can always check out the picturesque Eddystone Lighthouse, 13km north of Ansons Bay.
5. Corny Point, SA
Corny Point is a magnificent, remote stretch of coast at the tip of the Yorke Peninsula, defined by turquoise water, red rocks and low scrub. Pitch your tent on the clifftop just east of the lighthouse, where the sandy beach separates the two headlands. Take a wander down to beautiful Berry Bay, a well-known surfing beach, but beware of rips and large waves. On the north-eastern side, there’s a long, shallow beach with clear water and no waves – perfect for swimming.
It can be a tricky spot to camp and you will be fully exposed to the elements, but it’s well worth it for the ocean views. It’s best to visit in spring and summer, when it’s warm and pleasant. In the colder months, you can expect to be blown around by chilly winds.
There are no facilities at the site, so bring everything you need. Supplies can be topped up from the township, just a stone’s throw away.


3:29 PM EST Sunday 11 December 2016
Snowfall warning in effect for:
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A significant snowfall of 15 cm is expected.
Snow has gradually become heavier across Southern Ontario this afternoon. The snow is expected to intensify further into the evening hours and continue rather heavy at times until well after midnight. It is forecast to become lighter towards morning before tapering off near dawn around the Golden Horseshoe and a little later in the morning farther east.
Commuters can expect a slow go of it on Monday morning as roads are expected to be snow-covered or slushy and potentially slippery. The only exception may be right along the Lake Ontario shoreline where roads may be wet with temperatures slightly above the freezing mark.
This snowfall is attributed to a developing low pressure area which is over Missouri late this afternoon and is tapping moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. It will track across the Great Lakes later tonight before heading into New England on Monday.
Be prepared to adjust your driving with changing road conditions. There may be a significant impact on rush hour traffic in urban areas.
Snowfall warnings are issued when significant snowfall is expected.
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The business district of Paris, taken from top of the Arc de Triomphe. The location is a few kilometers away from where I took the photo. So I took the opportunity to use a telephoto lens and captured the sunset just behind the La Défense towers. The colours were amazing! Most famous and tallest building of La Défense such as Tour First, Tour Total and Société Générale Twin Towers can be seen from the photo.
Cité metro station in Paris. This location lies underneath the Île de la Cité, an island on the Seine right in the center of Paris. Metro line 4 stops at this station that has been opened in 1910 as a part of Bienvenüe project started on 1896. Taking the steps of station to upwards, you can feel the rich history of Paris.
The descriptive names of “Golden Prague” and “City of a Hundred Spires” provide a hint of the nature of this metropolis, where the eyes of visitors and tourists alike are drawn upwards to the towers of the city’s many cathedrals, churches, and gateways.
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The city of towers. Taken from the Power Tower of Prague.
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Place de la Bourse is part of the Port of the Moon, Bordeaux, which has been listed by UNESCO as World Heritage since 2007. The royal square is a fine example of the outstanding urban ensemble that was built in the 18th century, during the reign of King Louis XV. The spectacular setting of Place de la Bourse on the edge of the Garonne River shows a monumental succession of identical buildings that form a continuous and balanced building curtain.
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From the capital city of France, Paris.
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Brühl’s Terrace – spectecular place in Dresden, Germany especially for architectural photography. It is said that Brühl’s Terrace is the “The Balcony of Europe”.
Beautiful landscape of River Douro from Dom Luis Bridge to Arabida Porto Bridge.
Millennium Bridge with the view of the St. Paul’s Cathedral, London.
Summertime near River Thames in Central London.
The view of The Shard building as seen on Tower Bridge on a lovely sunset.
Old town of Luxemburg under snow.
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Author: Martha S. Cole
Illustrator: Sketches by Nancy Matson
Description: Inscribed by author on title page. Soiling on rear cover. Minor soiling on one page. Includes a few photographic illustrations. ii, 132 pages. 8.4 x 5.4 inches. Five copies noted on OCLC.
A true account of pioneer life in northern Koochiching County, Minnesota, as it was lived by a young girl between the years 1910 and 1921. ''Nakoda'' refers to a nearby flag-stop train station, all-important to the community.
The author, Martha S. (Schmidt) Cole (1904-1982), was born in Hungary and immigrated to the United States with her family in 1909, who then settled at International Falls in 1910. The city is situated right across the Rainy River from Canada.
Binding: Soft Cover
Condition: Very Good–
Publisher: [published by author]
Keywords: Koochiching County, International Falls, Rainy River, Minnesota,
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The city of Portage la Prairie and the surrounding municipality is a progressive community with an area population of approximately 20,000. Located in south-central Manitoba on the picturesque Assiniboine River, the Portage region is, and always has been, an important transportation centre, dating
back to its inception as a fur-trading post. Today, it is connected to the rest of Canada via the Trans-Canada Highway and Yellowhead Highway, with service from both major railroads, a trans-continental bus service, and air through Southport Airport.
It is at this intersection of ideas, agricultural rich lands and world-wide connectivity that the Portage Regional Economic Development office (PRED) operates. We seek to foster economic growth through the diversification of small to medium-sized enterprises and community capacity building.


We are in Castell-Platja d’Aro, a municipality in the heart of the Costa Brava. Castell-Platja d’Aro is made up of three main population centres: Castell d’Aro, Platja d’Aro and S’Agaró. It is an environment renowned for its natural, historical and cultural wealth that allows us to offer a wide range of activities for you to discover in each of these areas.
Platja d’Aro is a modern and cosmopolitan town, with lots of shops, accommodation and leisure facilities, a town that embraces sport and culture, and with a wide long beach and small coves. Castell d’Aro is more medieval, where you’ll find the old town with its castle, church and cobbled streets. And finally, S’Agaró is a centre of architectural and natural beauty, with the wonderful camí de ronda coastal path that you can follow by land and by sea. On the Platja d’Aro website, http://www.platjadaro.com/ you’ll find the whole range of activities that will allow you to discover all its hidden corners.
In the Càmping Riembau reception there are lots of leaflets to tell you about what you can see and do during your holidays at the campsite. Excursions in the area, night-time tours along the camí de ronda coastal path, guided visits, dramatised tours, bicycle and car rental, kayaking tours, visits to Barcelona, scuba diving, snorkelling, hiking, cycling tours, adventure parks, water parks, golf, horse riding, archery, bowling, open water activities (Via Bravas), shopping trips etc.
And if you want lots more ideas, we suggest you visit the website of the Tourist Board of the Costa Brava and the Girona Pyrenees. Here, you’ll find leisure activities, as well as sports and cultural events, gastronomy, nature etc., all so you can enjoy a wonderful holiday.
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Also known as SSF 26.1
Where: Xinjiang, China (40.5° N, 79.1° E: paleocoordinates 11.6° S, 135.4° E)
• coordinate based on nearby landmark
• outcrop-level geographic resolution
When: Yurtus Formation, Tommotian to Tommotian (530.0 - 516.0 Ma)
• LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY: From the Yurtus Fm, which unconformably overlies the Qigebulak Fm and is unconformably overlain by the Xiaoerbulak Fm. AGE: Most likely age is late Tommotian to early Atdabanian, on the basis of various biostratigraphic indicators. STRATIGRAPHIC POSITION: From multiple beds within local section, mostly concentrated towards top of the section.
• group of beds-level stratigraphic resolution
Environment/lithology: marine; lithified, phosphatic limestone
Preservation: cast, replaced with phosphate
Collected by Conway Morris & Chapman in 1991; reposited in the SM
Collection methods: bulk, chemical,
• COLLECTOR: Conway Morris and Chapman, 1991. REPOSITORY: SM (=not stated).
Primary reference: S. Conway Morris, J. S. Crampton, X. Bing and A.J. Chapman. 1997. Lower Cambrian Cambroclaves (Incertae sedis) from Xinjiang, China, with comments on the morphological variability of sclerites. Palaeontology 40(1):167-189 [M. Patzkowsky/P. Borkow/J. Alroy] more details
Purpose of describing collection: taxonomic analysis
PaleoDB collection 6814: authorized by Mark Patzkowsky, entered by Phil Borkow on 23.03.2000, edited by Austin Hendy


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In visiting the southern Iranian province of Kerman, one needs to make sure they take in Mahan: home to the biggest and most beautiful Iranian garden.
Shazdeh Garden was built on orders of a Qajar prince in the mid-1850s. In light of the fact that the garden was located in all but featureless desert, beasts of burden were used to bring in plants and saplings to the construction site.
The rectangular 5.5 hectare walled garden which features two beautiful mansions has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cobblestoned garden has several fountains.


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The Plan for Downtown Toronto’s Future
Toronto's high quality of life and economic opportunities have made it one of the fastest-growing cities in North America, and nowhere is this more evident than in the rising Downtown skyline and on Downtown's busy sidewalks. Downtown, also known as the Core, accounts for only 3% of Toronto's land area, yet it makes up 40% of the non-residential gross floor area and 38% of the residential units proposed in the entire city. It is Canada's largest employment cluster with over 500,000 jobs, relying on Union Station and the subway system to provide access to the regional workforce. Close to 240,000 people live Downtown with over 7,500 residents added annually over the past 5 years.
By 2041, the population is projected to nearly double to a potential population of 475,000. In this same time frame, Downtown, together with the two 'shoulder' areas of South Eastern and Liberty Village, has the potential to reach between 850,000 and 915,000 jobs. With all of this growth, the city has started to plan for the future.
It's no secret that Toronto is growing at a rapid pace. Its economy and job growth have risen dramatically over the last decade, and the same can be said about its population.
By initiating the TOcore study in 2014, Council recognized that growth was outpacing the City's ability to secure the necessary supporting infrastructure. On July 27, 2018, the TOcore Proposal Report was adopted by Council as a 25 year, sustainable vision, that will allow Downtown Toronto to continue to establish itself as the cultural, civic, retail and economic heart of Toronto and as a great place to invest.
Policy Directions in the Downtown Plan Include:
- The downtown core’s borders outlined as the rail corridor and the Rosedale Valley in the north, the Don River in the east, Lake Ontario in the south, and Bathurst Street in the west
- A requirement that growth is directed to certain areas of Downtown Toronto
- A requirement to review development to ensure the adequacy of infrastructure to achieve complete communities
- Expansion of the Financial District and establishment of a Health Science District where non-residential space must be replaced in any redevelopment and opportunities to increase non-residential uses will be protected
- Replacement of office and non-residential space in any redevelopment in the Bloor-Bay Corridor
- Refinement of the current single Mixed-Use Areas designation into 4 Mixed-Use Areas designations to provide guidance on the appropriate scale of development based on existing and planned context
- Prioritization of mixed-use, transit-supportive development within walking distance of rapid transit stations
- Promotion of high-quality retail along Downtown’s main streets
- Direction for new buildings to be shaped, scaled and designed to maintain and enhance liveability and be contextually appropriate
- Sunlight protection for 44 Downtown parks and open spaces
- Prioritization of walking, cycling and transit use on Downtown’s streets
- Requirements for 2- and 3-bedroom units in most developments
- Support for the arts, live music and filming
- Encouragement of low-carbon and resilient infrastructure and buildings
TOcore Creates a City Fit For Families and Everyone Else!
The good news is that the downtown core will continue to be ripe for investment, which is particularly apparent in its residential and housing plans. The city council aims to make the downtown core a great place to live for a variety of households, including families. Based on the most recent revision to TOcore, it decrees that 40% of units in new developments with 80 or more units are encouraged to offer two or more bedrooms.
More specifically, the plan encourages developers to produce projects that allocates 15% of the building to two-bedroom units; 10% to three-bedroom units; and an additional 15% to a mix of two-bedroom and three-bedroom units or units that can be converted to 2 and 3 bedroom units through the use of accessible or adaptable design measures. The plan also encourages adequate storage space, operable windows, bedrooms that contain closets, and the provision of balconies or terraces.
This new plan will create a better variety of units that are available to the city’s diverse and growing population.
Two and three-bedroom units are ideal for attracting more families into the heart of the city, and they’re also an excellent fit for students and young professionals who are interested in living with roommates.
The new Downtown Plan also aims to increase the size of the Financial District, which will catalyze job growth and further cement Toronto as the economic centre of Canada. Currently, the Financial District stands at the very heart of the city, and the Yonge-University subway line encircles it. Its boundaries are Queen Street West to the north, Yonge Street to the east, Front Street West to the south, and University Avenue to the west. The Financial District is a small neighbourhood in the city, but it’s filled with head offices of major corporations, including the nation’s biggest banks.
The new boundaries will expand down Front Street, stretching south along Queens Quay, and extend to the Church corridor. In a city and global economy that continues to innovate and create new industries, there’s no telling what new opportunities will come to this expanded Financial District. What we do know is that it will create more lucrative jobs in the downtown core, and will also attract more local investment into real estate and more.
Building for Both Liveability & Mobility
TOcore has also identified a variety of mixed-use areas throughout the entire downtown core. The wise investor will take special note of these areas because they will be the cornerstones of development in the downtown core. It’s no surprise that the Yonge corridor is receiving attention. Still, you should also notice that the southern portion of Downtown, in between Queen Street and the Gardiner Expressway, will be a specific target for development. The city’s waterfront is also identified as a vital mixed-use growth centre.
Much of the intensification happening Downtown is in the form of tall buildings. Although taller buildings have the advantage of housing more people than low-rise, more compact structures, skyscrapers are only appropriate in some locations and on some sites with specific characteristics. Growth downtown will continue in a variety of building types and scales as the city’s plan identifies the whole of the downtown core as an area for growth.
The city’s transit plans are also included in TOcore. Downtown Toronto’s high degree of regional and global accessibility has been fundamental to its economic success. The most crucial transit lines coming to the area are the Ontario Line and SmartTrack.
By the year 2031, the existing subway lines in the downtown core will have reached capacity, that is why new train lines must be implemented.
The Ontario Line, which is a deviation from the previously proposed Relief Line, is designed to relieve congestion in the TTC’s Lines 1 and 2. It will also be a much needed rapid transit system running from The Ontario Science Centre to Ontario Place.
The most recent Metrolinx docs show the Ontario Line dipping south to follow the path of the GO’s Lakeshore East corridor. This leg of the track would be built above ground until a point north of Gerrard St. instead of stopping at Sumach and Adelaide Sts., as previously proposed. The Ontario Line summary also shows a Leslieville station on the western side of Lakeshore East GO corridor instead of the Relief Line stop to the east of Queen St. and Carlaw Ave. In total, the latest transit plan will run above ground for up to six kilometres of its 15.5-kilometre length while it is said to be a transportation link between the Ontario Science Centre and Ontario Place.
Premier Doug Ford has also revealed his new transit plan which has designated $4.7 billion to the construction of Metrolinx’s Eglinton Crosstown West Extension (the Eglinton Crosstown LRT/ Line 5 is currently under construction and is expected to be completed in 2022). What makes this extension so integral is its direct access to Pearson International Airport, which is the busiest airport in Canada and serves as a major employment centre for the province. Currently, Pearson employs approximately 49,000 workers and has the potential to grow to 70,000 jobs by 2035. Not only is the Line 5 extension expected to be completed by 2031 but this means that workers and frequent fliers will be able to arrive at Pearson International Airport more effortlessly than ever before.
As an extension of the GO Transit system, SmartTrack aims to take advantage of the existing Metrolinx track that cuts across southern Toronto. It will create 6 new stations in Toronto, providing access to much-needed pockets of the city like Liberty Village and The Junction. It will also create stations in the downtown core at Spadina and Front and East Harbour making it a critical new transit hub in the city. In addition to this, East Harbour will also be a significant employment district that’s expected to bring 70,000 new jobs to the city.
Mobility downtown will be increasingly less dependent on the private automobile. Transportation priority will place walking and cycling fist, followed by transit, and then private automobiles. High-quality and desirable walking, cycling, and transit routes will become a defining feature in the success of downtown Toronto. The City of Toronto is committed to leading us toward the future, while also respecting the assets that we already have. That is why they’ve also established plans to retain the city’s cultural industries and public realms.
Immerse Yourself in Toronto’s Culture
Out of a Canadian population of 3 million, Toronto is home to over 200 nations. In November 2017, Canada announced that they would be admitting nearly 1 million immigrants over 3 years. The number of economic migrants, family reunifications and refugees climbed to 330,000 in 2019, and still, that number will rise to 340,000 in 2020. 30 percent of the immigrant population has settled in Toronto while the second-largest settlement area in Canada is in Montreal at 17 per cent.
Although Toronto is a “melting pot” of diverse cultures, The City of Toronto has its own vibrant cultural scene that majorly contributes to the city’s economic status. It’s considered a Music City, which — according to Music Canada — means that the city enjoys a rich music economy. The filming industry is also vital to Toronto’s economy. While the entire city sees its share of film shoots, the majority of the activity happens around an area bordered by Queen to the north, Jarvis to the east, Front to the south and Bathurst to the west. TOcore has identified major cultural corridors, too; they are Front, Yonge, Jarvis, Bayview, Bloor, and John.
The public realms are also vital to the city’s overall character. Toronto is a city of communities, and this will be true of its vertical communities too. TOcore is making a concerted effort to have these communities continue to flourish, and this can be seen through their implementation of Great Streets and park districts.
The Great Streets are places with substantial economic benefits. These benefits consist of a healthy concentration of commercial shopping, as well as plenty of employment. The Great Streets are Spadina, University, Yonge, Jarvis, Parliament, Bloor, College, Bayview, Queen, King, Front, and Queens Quay.
Retaining High-Quality Public Spaces
The park districts are designated focal points for each community. There are 21 different park districts in the downtown core, and many of them are surrounding staples like the University of Toronto campus and Kensington Market.
Downtown is growing, and with its intensifying residential fabric, expanding workforce and increasing number of visitors, there is an ongoing need to improve and expand the public realm. As challenging as this may be, there are opportunities to expand the parks and public realm networks downtown. To tackle this challenge, Parks, Forestry & Recreation, in collaboration with City Planning, are developing a Parks and Public Realm Plan that will rethink the use and design of existing street, parks and open spaces. The plan will guide the development of a connected and expanded system of high-quality public spaces and reinforce the improvement of active transportation within the realm.
TOcore is the vision for the city’s future, and it’s an excellent roadmap for investors. It identifies new mixed-use communities in the downtown core, which will be great locations for investment. Parks and transit districts and the new extension of the Financial District will also make the city an even better place to live, work, and play.
The city is also making the increasingly urban environment a great place to live for a variety of different people, thanks to their efforts to increase the volume of two and three-bedroom units. The savvy investor will take note of these intentions as an outline for where to invest. Keep your eye on the downtown core; you won’t regret it.


- Print Design
To create a trail leaflet and bookmark to promote Peter May’s Lewis Triology”
If you are a fan of Peter May, you may be interested in visiting locations that inspired the books in the Lewis Trilogy, and the places which feature in the companion photobook Hebrides.
Outer Hebrides Tourism (OHT) teamed up with the author’s own Hebrides photographer David Wilson, to create a guide to the Western Isles places featured in The Blackhouse, The Lewis Man and The Chessmen.
OHT approached Bright Brands to create a trail leaflet and accompanying promotional bookmark given away at point of purchase as part of a book promotion by Quercus Publishing in New York. The Outer Hebrides destination brand ‘peeps out’ from within the book.
The trail leaflet is printed on a Forest Management Certificate (FSC) grade ‘toothy’ uncoated paper to reinforce the personality of the Outer Hebrides and acknowledging its environmental credentials.
The handy ‘pocket size’ leaflet opens out to a large format poster illustrating 17 locations identified within his books, pinpointing places of interest such as the Johnny’s House, and ‘The Bridge to Nowhere’. The leaflet is also available as a digital download direct to your mobile for those on the go.


Whitefield is a neighborhood located in the eastern part of Bangalore, India. It is one of the city's fastest-growing areas known for its commercial and residential developments. Historically, Whitefield was a small settlement established by the British in the late 1800s. Over time, it grew into a major industrial hub with the establishment of the International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPB) in the 1990s. Today, it is home to many multinational companies, including IT giants such as Wipro, IBM, and Dell. Whitefield is also known for its many residential complexes, catering to the growing population of IT professionals working there. The neighborhood has several shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment venues, including the Phoenix Market city and Forum Shantiniketan malls.
Based on their reputation, amenities, location, and popularity among homebuyers, here are six of the top apartments in Whitefield Bangalore:
The project Is spread across 4 acres and features 294 residential units across four towers. Amenities at Godrej Splendour include a swimming pool, a gymnasium, a clubhouse, a children's play area, and a landscaped garden. The location of Godrej Splendour in Whitefield is a major advantage as it is a rapidly developing area that offers easy access to major employment hubs, schools, hospitals, shopping malls, and public transportation. Godrej Properties is a reputable real estate developer with a history of completing high-quality buildings across India. The company is known for its focus on sustainability, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Godrej Splendour is a premium residential project that offers modern amenities, spacious apartments, and a great location in Whitefield. It is ideal for a comfortable and luxurious living experience in Bangalore.
Consider the following while purchasing real estate in Whitefield, Bangalore:
Whitefield has seen significant growth over the years and has emerged as a major IT hub in Bangalore. It is home to several major IT parks, including the International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPB) and Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP), attracting many IT companies and professionals. The government and private developers have invested heavily in improving the infrastructure in Whitefield, including the development of wide roads, flyovers, and other transport infrastructure. Whitefield has several reputed educational institutions, including Ryan International School, Vyedhi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, and Delhi Public School, attracting families to the area. The area has several shopping malls, movie theaters, and other entertainment options, making it a popular destination for families. Several high-end residential projects have been developed in Whitefield, providing housing options for the growing number of professionals working there.
Whitefield has seen rapid growth and development and is expected to grow as more companies and professionals move to the area. The area offers a great location, modern infrastructure, excellent educational institutions, and various shopping and entertainment options. Overall, Whitefield is a thriving and dynamic neighborhood that offers commercial and residential options for those looking to live or work in Bangalore.
Godrej Splendour is a luxurious residential project in Bangalore, India's bustling city. It offers world-class amenities and premium features designed to cater to the needs of modern-day urban living. The project boasts spacious apartments in various configurations, ranging from 2 to 4 BHK, ensuring something for everyone. The well-planned apartments have various features, including high-quality flooring, modern kitchen fittings, and spacious balconies with stunning city views.
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