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schuhplus · 4 months
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Übergrößen-Marktführer schuhplus verlost Übernachtung im Baumhaushotel Tree Inn im Wolfcenter Dörverden
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SchuhXL-Spezialist schuhplus verlost Luxusnacht im Baumhaustotel Tree Inn,. Europas größtes Versandhaus für Schuhe in Übergrößen verschenkt Traumpreise zum 20. Geburtstag 20 Jahre, 20 Preise! So lautet das Motto von schuhplus zum 20. Geburtstag. Europas größter Fachhändler für Schuhe in Übergrößen blickt auf eine einzigartige Erfolgsgeschichte und feiert das große Jubiläum mit echten Traumpreisen, die so aussergewöhnlich sind wie der SchuhXL-Spezialist selbst. Wie wäre es mit einer Übernachtung hoch oben in der Luft über einem Wolfsgehege? Ein Luxusaufenthalt im Baumhaushotel Tree Inn im Wolfcenter Dörverden (http://tinyurl.com/4m8m48c5) macht es möglich. Im Whirlpool sitzen mit einem Piccolöchen in der Hand, friedlich entspannt durch das große Panorama-Fenster auf die Wölfe schauen und sich voll und ganz dem Moment hingeben. Wer das erleben möchte, sollte am großen Jubiläums-Gewinnspiel von schuhplus teilnehmen.Das Baumhaushotel direkt im Wolfcenter im niedersächsischen Dörverden wurde im April 2012 mit dem ersten Baumhaus "Crownview" eröffnet. Seitdem durften tausende Gäste die einzigartige Erfahrung machen, in den Baumhäusern zu übernachten. Im September 2015 folgte die Eröffnung des zweiten Baumhauses "Highfield", gefolgt von dem dritten Baumhaus "Pineside" im November 2021. Jedes der Baumhäuser befindet sich in 5 Metern Höhe direkt vor einem der Wolfsgehege. Dort leben neben den heimischen Grauwölfen auch weiße Hudson Bay Wölfe und weiße kanadische Wölfe. Die Baumhäuser sind exklusiv ausgestattet und bieten eine unvergessliche Aussicht auf die Tiere und die umgebende Natur. Neben den faszinierenden Wölfen beherbergt das Wolfcenter auch Alpakas, Ziegen, Präriehunde und Füchse. Das Team des Baumhaushotels freut sich darauf, Sie willkommen zu heißen. Die Firmenzentrale vom Übergrößen-Spezialisten schuhplus ist übrigens nur fünf Minuten vom Tree Inn entfernt. Dort finden Sie auf über 1100 qm das große Sortiment an Damenschuhen in Übergrößen (https://tinyurl.com/y83m3433) sowie Herrenschuhe in Übergrößen (https://tinyurl.com/y7bda3hh). Das Baumhaushotel bietet eine komfortable Übernachtungsmöglichkeit mit einem geräumigen 160cm Doppelbett. Für eine erholsame Nacht sorgt das hochwertige Alpaka Bettzeug, das speziell auf Allergiker ausgerichtet ist. Dank der Fußbodenheizung herrscht stets eine behagliche Wärme im Raum. Die Raumtemperatur lässt sich individuell über die Klimaanlage anpassen, um stets das ideale Klima zu gewährleisten. Zur Unterhaltung steht ein Smart-TV zur Verfügung, der Zugang zu Waipu-TV, Netflix und Amazon Prime Video bietet. Das schnelle WLAN mit einer Bandbreite von 50Mbit sorgt für eine reibungslose Internetverbindung. Ein digitaler Concierge steht für persönliche Anliegen bereit. Die gut bestückte Minibar enthält neben erfrischenden Getränken auch einen praktischen Weinkühler. Für Kaffeeliebhaber steht ein moderner Kaffee-Vollautomat bereit. Eine gemütliche Sitzgruppe bietet Platz für 3-4 Personen zum Verweilen und Entspannen. Für besondere Momente steht ein Whirlpool bereit. Die private Dachterrasse ist mit komfortablen Lounge-Möbeln ausgestattet und bietet einen herrlichen Ausblick. Das stationäre Fachgeschäft für Schuhe in Übergrößen von schuhplus können Sie von dort oben zwar nicht entdecken, aber dafür ein Wolfsgehege - ein Anblick, der unvergesslich sein wird. Die Bildrechte liegen bei dem Verfasser der Mitteilung.
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wasyago · 20 days
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not drawing for others. not drawing for myself either. playing video games. okay? yay
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gemsofgreece · 8 months
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🍁🍂 Χάνι Καλαθά - Καλάβρυτα 🍂🍁 Kalathas’ Inn, Kalávryta, Greece by thanos_s_phtgrph on Instagram.
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oblivions-dawn · 6 months
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𝔸𝕣𝕣𝕚𝕧𝕒𝕝 𝕒𝕥 𝕎𝕚𝕟𝕕𝕙𝕖𝕝𝕞
a Skyrim journey, 55/?
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pangeen · 8 months
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" Stará Plynárna " //© Tom Jünemann
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deadmotelsusa · 1 year
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Santa Claus, Arizona was founded in 1937 by Nina Talbot, a real estate agent from Los Angeles. In an attempt to bring attention to the area, she opened multiple Christmas-themed attractions, including the Christmas Tree Inn, pictured here. In the 1940s, the Inn was noted to be one of the best attractions on Route 66, though it is actually several miles off Route 66 on Route 93.
Sadly, Talbot was never able to attract buyers to the area and ended up selling the town in 1949. In the 1970s, Santa Claus became less popular and fell into disrepair. By 1983, new owner Tony Wilcox put it up for sale, but was unable to find a buyer at the asking price. The last remaining business closed in 1995.
Sources: PlacesThatWere and Joseph Sohm on Shutterstock
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fictionadventurer · 2 months
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I have been curious about Elizabeth Goudge for quite a time now (thanks to you), but of course I don't have easy access to her works, so I was wondering if you could write some sort of orientation of how to navigate her stories, which are to be preferred first, etc? Mostly interested in her non-children-oriented books (nothing against the thing per se, I just have a harder time with it).
I don't have easy access to her work either, so I've mostly just read from among the handful of books that happen to be on hoopla.
Of the ones I've read, The Dean's Watch and The Rosemary Tree are by far my favorites. Life-changing literature for me.
The Dean's Watch is set in a Victorian cathedral town, and is about a developing friendship between the dean of a cathedral and a master clockmaker, and how it transforms various relationships. I can't get any more specific than that, but it's a very, very Advent book.
The Rosemary Tree centers around a newly-released prisoner coming to an English country town, getting work as a gardener, and getting entangled in the lives of the local priest's family and some schoolteachers. It's very much a springtime book, all about growth, repentance, forgiveness, renewal, and second chances.
Green Dolphin Street is perhaps her best known book (of her adult work), about a man who meets two sisters and later accidentally marries the wrong one. I've only read part of it so far, and did like what I read. Note that the people who have finished it call it a masterpiece and also emotionally devastating.
The Elliot trilogy is also fairly well-known saga about a family in a country town. I've read the second and third books. The second is titled either The Herb of Grace or Pilgrim's Inn depending on if you're in America or Britain, and it's about a young family buying and restoring a house that was one a medieval inn. It is absolutely peak cottagecore. The Heart of the Family follows the family post-WWII as a concentration camp survivor comes there to find healing, and the main couple heals their marriage. I liked the former book more than the latter, but they're both excellent examples of Goudge style, if not as transcendant as some of the others.
The only other book of hers I've read so far is The Scent of Water, and to be honest, I remember nothing about it. It's very much in her style of nature + family + poetic writing + spiritual revelations, but I can't for the life of me tell you what the plot was.
That's about all the guidance I can offer you on her works. There are a lot of people who are a lot more widely read in her works than I am (@teabooksandsweets is the local expert, who doesn't seem to be around lately, but maybe checking her blog could be a better starting point.)
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hugsforvillains · 2 months
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Pictured: Someone with a very narrow experience of what counts as 'nature'.
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dark-elf-writes · 10 months
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I know it’s because I just finished Kingdom Hearts but Cloud really needs some younger siblings to terrorize him. Like imagining this man in charge of three preteens who would absolutely roast him every chance they got is sending me through the stratosphere
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stairnaheireann · 7 months
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The Hungry Tree | Dublin
In the grounds of The Honorable Society of King’s Inns, the training ground of centuries of Irish lawyers and barristers, stands a vast London Plane tree of unknown age. Although listed as one of Ireland’s Heritage Trees by the Tree Council of Ireland, but its real claim to fame is the park bench it’s been slowly swallowing up over time.  The steel bench is now firmly lodged within the tree’s…
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believing-is-seeing · 5 months
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Vulture Inn
Vultures settling down for the night
December 2023
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braveandsnipe · 7 months
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when i download the wrong episode (to makw GIFs):
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basilpaste · 5 months
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i have a silly kindness soul oc that i was gonna use for an undertale yellow fic and it has now devolved into me imagining her in Scenarios
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onwardtheygo · 6 months
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San Luis Obispo, USA
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oblivions-dawn · 4 months
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𝕂𝕪𝕟𝕖'𝕤 𝕊𝕒𝕔𝕣𝕖𝕕 𝔾𝕣𝕠𝕧𝕖
a Skyrim journey, 90/?
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pizzapasta23045 · 1 year
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My father called me over today and went "Hey can you help me with Genshin I can't figure out this puzzle". I go over and look at his phone...
Tell me why this man is in Liyue???
Bro is AR-15, has not even done the Dark night hero quest yet and he's in Liyue???? What the fuck's up with that????
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