Winner : "The Skiers Choice Award 2016" CEDARWOOD CHALET.Perfect for the family. 3 day min booking Thanks
Out door bbq and deck overlooking a private lake and tennis courts all within 5 min walk of clubhouse..Outstanding honeymoon chalet
This is a large lux. home, not a villa unit. This luxury home is privately and proudly operated by the owners. Please refer to the comments regard the standard on offer.
Sited in a superior dress circle location, Cedarwood is a large luxury resort villa that will have you looking for a longer stay on this outstanding resort.
We stayed at Cedarwood and skied at Mt Hutt for a long weekend in October. The house is impeccable inside and out. No expense has been spared, from the plush leather couches, to the brand-new bathrooms and the warm log fire which starts with... Read more
We stayed at Cedarwood and skied at Mt Hutt for a long weekend in October. The house is impeccable inside and out. No expense has been spared, from the plush leather couches, to the brand-new bathrooms and the warm log fire which starts with the flick of a switch. The furnishings are tasteful yet cosy. Even though there are two restaurants at the nearby Golf Club, we chose to stay in and eat a home-cooked meal around the fire every night. The view of the mountains from every window is breathtaking. It's the kind of place that you never want to leave. We had a brilliant time and will definitely be back if we ski at Mt Hutt again. Thanks for having us!
"Cedarwood" - You will be totally impressed when you open the front door. The home is stunning and more than we imagined it would be. The views are spectacular in every direction on one side there are amazing views of Mt Hutt... Read more
"Cedarwood" - You will be totally impressed when you open the front door. The home is stunning and more than we imagined it would be. The views are spectacular in every direction on one side there are amazing views of Mt Hutt and snow covered mountains and on the other a lovely lake with ducks. Our children loved playing in the snow and running around the lake looking at the trout and then in the evening they retired to the cinema and left the parents to enjoy a glass or two of wine infront of the large schitz fire place.
We will definately be rebooking for our ski holiday again next year and maybe even during the summer for a few days to enjoy a few rounds of golf and to enjoy the lodge as well.
Asked about potential "Avatar" sequels, chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch said on his quarterly earnings call Tuesday that the conglomerate is in "very early talks about it." Director James Cameron "has ideas" for a sequel, he said, adding: "We will be pushing for one."
But he cautioned analysts not to "hold your breath for an early one" in a possible reference to Cameron projects often taking a long time to come to fruition.
News Corp. deputy chairman, president and COO Chase Carey interjected that both sides want to make another movie. "We certainly both intend to have one," he said.
The executives said financing of a sequel like of any movies these days would be key as News Corp. likes to lay off risk, especially since Cameron films tend to go over budget. But given the success of "Avatar," financing details could come together.
Management also said 60% or more of the profit from "Avatar" will come in over the next two quarters, adding the firm will continue its theater run as the boxoffice goes well, with a DVD release also planned soon after the theatrical run. A DVD release date hasn't been announced so far.
Pushed further on details about the DVD plans for "Avatar," Murdoch said it will be released during his company's current fiscal year, which ends June 30. But he also highlighted that it won't be a 3D DVD release as that technology isn't developed enough yet. But Carey added there could be a 3D "Avatar" DVD release further "down the road" when the technology is ready.
[Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly quoted Murdoch as saying to analysts not to "hold your breath for ANOTHER one." A review of his recorded comments reveal he said "early one."]
Many of us share some dim apprehension that the world is flying out of control, that the centre cannot hold. Raging wildfires, once-in-1,000-year storms, and lethal heat waves have become fixtures of the evening news—and all this after the planet has warmed by less than 1 degree Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures. But here’s where it gets really scary.
Well, Brexit has begun. Two years of interesting negotiations, debates and edicts I am sure we’ll be left with on not-so-silver platters. Maybe we have aces hidden up our sleeves with other global powers, but the neighbours are getting restless.
I read a letter from Tucker Max in the book Choose Yourself! which I thought totally on point about dealing with negative online trolls. It was written to James Altucher about his blog, but can equally apply to any field where you get public feedback. Here is the letter, and I also recommend the book (link above).