A Sequim waterfront home with beach access is hard to find, and this kind of property is also is in high demand. The vast majority of buyers who are moving to Sequim to retire and buy a home would prefer a Sequim waterfront home, and who can blame them? Who wouldn't love to be able to walk out the back door and into the sand barefoot? Okay, maybe not barefoot, but how great would it be to be able to walk from the back deck to the sand in the morning with a hot gourmet cup of Starbucks?
This Sequim waterfront home is on the beach with a view of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Sequim-Dungeness Lighthouse, Mount Rainier on the horizon on a clear day, and that's just on one side of the house. Look out the dining room window on the other side of the house, and you're looking at one of the best views of the Olympic Mountains on the entire Peninsula! I've located this home on this map to show you how this home is situated in a perfect location. Honestly, could this location and water view be any more perfect?
From the house toward the mountains are 70 acres owned by the few homeowners on this private street, and this 70 acres can never be built on. In other words, the view to the mountains will forever be clear and protected. Try and find a Sequim waterfront home or any waterfront home on the west coast with both beachfront and an extraordinary mountain view. This really is a rare home.
Learn more about this home and see the entire MLS listing data sheet at Sequim Waterfront home.
There is some extraordinary Sequim high bluff property for sale, and I've been out showing and previewing some of these properties recently. The appeal of a Sequim high bluff property is obvious–a high water view of the Strait of Juan de Fuca or Sequim Bay or Discovery Bay. Some of these views are so extraordinary, you find yourself just standing on the bluff in awe. I showed one home on the bluff that was designed for this high bluff lot perfectly with a view from almost every room in the house.
Sequim High Bluff Property Dangerous?
If you fall in love with a Sequim high bluff property, your first question is likely to be something like this, "Is the bluff safe?" The issue of bluff stability and landslides will clearly be on your mind. Bluff stability is a complicated subject, but here are the relevant issues and how you as a buyer can approach this subject if you are thinking about buying a Sequim high bluff property.
There are many factors that influence bluff stability, including bluff height, sediment type, slope, slope aspect, topography, vegetation, microclimate, waves, tides, sea level, drainage, surface water, ground water, weathering, earthquakes, and land use.
We have bluffs that are as high as 170 feet or more above the beach. We are fortunate that some of our bluffs consist of strongly compacted soil types, the result of glacial sediment that geologists say greatly compacted and strengthened many of our bluff areas. Slope aspect refers to the direction the bluff faces. Bluffs that face the north are less subject to erosion than bluffs that face the south because of the increased freezing and thawing action.
Some Sequim bluffs that are to the northwest of Sequim and outside the protection of the Dungeness Spit are exposed to substantially more wave action, tidal action, and in some areas are subject to underground run off from the Olympic Mountains. I've seen Sequim high bluff property that has virtually no vegetation, no trees, and no root systems for bluff stability.
There are several homes along the bluff between Sequim and Port Angeles that were built long before the 100 foot setback requirement, and some of those homes have had to be moved further back as the bluff eroded over many decades.
There are, in fact, miles of Sequim high bluff property that has been stable for as long as human memory serves. These are bluffs that are largely in protected Bays or protected areas along the Strait, and that have solid and well compacted sediment, do not have excessively steep slopes, have a lot of surface vegetation with deep large tree root systems, and do not have excessive underground water drainage out of the mountains. Many clients have told me that they have not seen any erosion at all on their bluffs in two and three decades. Others have said they've lost one or two feet.
You do have the option as a buyer to have a contingency in your purchase agreement that would allow you to hire a soils and bluff geologist. There is one such expert in Clallam County. He charges about $800 for an onsite analysis and a written report. In practice, very few buyers decide to front the money for a bluff stability report. Most buyers will get a verbal opinion, and talk to the sellers and neighbors to learn the history of the bluff, and then make a decision themselves.
Now you know a little more about Sequim high bluff property.
Buying Sequim waterfront property is one segment of the real estate market where a buyer can find one of the most beautiful beachfront properties, or a low or high bluff panoramic water view. This is what many retirees plan for five to ten years before finally making it happen. It will be the property of their dreams, where they intend to build their last home. It will be the fulfillment of a lifetime goal. But there is a trap for the buyer who lives outside the Sequim area. A buyer can unwittingly make a terrible mistake by paying too much for Sequim waterfront property. I've lived here for 18 years, and I've seen it happen many times, even recently. It's one thing to pay $10,000 or even $50,000 too much, but what if you throw $100,000 or $200,000 over the bridge by paying too much?
Sequim Waterfront Property – Paying Too Much?
We do have properties that are overpriced. I know that's not front page news, but we actually have buyers who paid too much, and some by a lot. And guess what? They were represented by an agent, sometimes a dual agent and sometimes their own agent acting as their buyer's agent. But there are many traps for the unwary, and many conflicts in the real estate industry that work against the buyer. Let me give you a lifetime of experience representing real estate clients, including 20 years as a real estate attorney. I can explain to you in great detail how to avoid getting caught by this trap, how to determine the true fair market value of extraordinary water views, and how to structure your offer. Email chuckmarunde@gmail.com or call anytime, 360-775-5424. I'll make sure you don't throw $100,000 over the bluff when you buy your Sequim waterfront property.
This gorgeous Sequim waterfront property is now officially available. This is not only a Sequim waterfront property, it is a Sequim beachfront property. Sequim is famous for its Rain Shadow, and this home is near the center of the Sequim Rain Shadow, located just off shore from this home.
Imagine this. You walk out the back door, across the deck and down the ramp to the beach, and stroll on the beach with the Sequim-Dungeness Lighthouse in the distance, Sequim Bay and the beautiful Strait of Juan de Fuca singing quietly to your soul, and Mount Baker resting in all its glory on the horizon. Now you have a taste of what it would be like every day if you owned this home.
Imagine this. From most of the windows in this home you have a panoramic Sequim waterfront view spanning from Sequim Bay to the San Juan Islands to British Columbia. Stand in the kitchen at the stove stirring your organic vegetables, and if you look up, you have a stunning Sequim waterfront in vivid live colors. Pause while eating at the table, and you're looking at the Dungeness Lighthouse. Turn your computer chair in your office, and you're looking toward Mount Baker. Walk across your master bedroom, and you cannot help but stop to look at the tidelands (which you own). What is it about water that gently encourages the mind, reduces stress, and uplifts the spirit?
Imagine this. You're enjoying dinner in the formal dining room on the opposite side of the home when you look out the window to see a gorgeous mountain view. It is a rare thing to find a property with both a stunning Sequim waterfront and a majestic mountain view–both unhindered forever. The mountain side of this property includes 70 acres owned by the 12 property owners of this private development, and this 70 acres is permanently to stay in it's undeveloped state. It is beautiful and very green.
This home will not be on the market long. That's my prediction. You can look for a property like this for the next five years, and you won't find it. Want to learn more? Go to Sequim Waterfront Home and you'll see more photos, detailed information, and soon a real video tour will be coming online. If you would like a copy of the special features not shown in the listing data, you can email chuckmarunde@gmail.com. If you're looking for a Sequim waterfront property, you may have found it. This Sequim waterfront property is brought to you by Sequim & Port Angeles Real Estate and Chuck Marunde.
This Sequim waterfront property is coming on the market soon. You can actually walk out your back door and down a few stairs and be standing on the beach. You can sip coffee or tea (or wine?) on your deck and breath the fresh salt water air. If you prefer, you can stay inside and see this gorgeous view from your dining room table, from the kitchen, from the living room, and from the master bedroom.
This home was built with a custom design for this location to take advantage of the water view. Not very many Sequim waterfront properties can boast the stunning views from almost every room, nor can most homes boast the quality of construction and the quality of materials used to build this home.
The best of the best Sequim waterfront homes do not last long once they come on the market. This home is one in a thousand. They don't make Sequim waterfront property like this anymore, and having a beachfront home that is so close to the Sequim rain shadow is a bonus. The center of the Sequim rain shadow is right off the shore of this home. Where else are you going to find a gorgeous Sequim waterfront property near the center of the Sequim rain shadow?
As soon as this home is listed and officially on the market, I will post more photos and details with a link to the MLS, but if you are in the market for a luxury Sequim waterfront property, may I suggest you call me now?
Sequim waterfront is one of the key attractions to the Sequim coastline. If you love incredible beaches where you can take some time for yourself and enjoy a relaxing walk with your dog, we certainly have more Sequim waterfront than you can ever walk. Walking along the beach or the Dungeness Spit at sunset is also a reminder of the beauty of nature on the Olympic Peninsula. While strolling on a vacant beach one can't help but reflect on life and how precious every day is as the stress of work and financial concerns somehow fade when we are on the beach breathing the fresh saltwater air and feeling the gentle rhythm of the waves.
You are welcome to download any of my photos on this blog to your computer and use them as screen savers. Periodically, you will see right on a photo that you can click on it to view a larger version, and that larger version might make a nice image on your computer monitor. If you're in California or Arizona or Texas, a beautiful photo of Sequim waterfront property is a sweet remind of what you have to look forward to when you move here. No wonder so many retirees want to buy a home with Sequim waterfront property or a Sequim water view. Wherever you will live in Sequim, it is never a long drive to a peaceful walk on Sequim waterfront beaches.
You can look at some of our finest Sequim waterfront and water view homes right now. Here's is a list of the homes in the Northwest MLS in Sequim with water views: Sequim Waterfront and Sequim Water View Homes.
This Sequim water view home may have the ultimate luxury kitchen in Sequim. It is beautiful, and that may be obvious, but it has more features built into this kitchen than meets the eye. In this article, the owner and designer describes what she had in mind when this extraordinary kitchen was but a twinkle in her eye. I'll let Donna tell her own story of how this Sequim water view home with this luxury kitchen came to be. Then you'll want to see the special video with the guided tour by the owners themselves.
When we moved to Sequim, my husband Jerry, knowing my love for cooking, said to me, "Put in all the bells and whistles now, because this may be your last chance to have your dream kitchen." Of course, that was like turning a child loose in a candy store.
I started by writing down all the things I would like to have in my new kitchen. First, I wanted functionality and a beautiful kitchen. We have an open floor plan, so the kitchen needed to present itself well and be well integrated into the rest of the home. I have seen many beautiful kitchens which are not functional and poorly designed. With the money that would go into this kitchen, I wanted to make sure the investment was worth it.
For my style of cooking, I divided the kitchen space into 3 zones which are separated by a center island. Zone 1 is for clean up, Zone 2 for preparation, and Zone 3 is the center island which can be used for additional preparation and serving, and we often use it as a buffet. Should you be lucky and have a husband like mine, he will help with clean up, stacking dishes into a commercial Hobart dishwasher in Zone 1, while you'll be happily preparing and cooking in Zone 2, which means you stay out of each others way! Oh, did I say Hobart dishwasher? Yes, a 90 second dishwasher. That's 90 seconds, not 90 minutes for one load to complete like most residential dishwashers. The walk area around the center island is 40″ wide, allowing easy mobility. All lighting is well placed with dimmers, making cooking and spending time in this space relaxing, and with no glaring lights, no squinting, and no tired eyes.
My goal was to have a commercial like kitchen, but with soft edges, which comes from the cabinets and color choices. Napa Valley Color Selection by Hertco Cabinets was the color of choice for the cabinets with granite counter tops. Fully extended drawers are a must. I have never had FED, and thought they would not work as well as cabinets. WRONG! Having them has made my life in the kitchen so enjoyable, no more bending, or getting on the floor for that one platter in the back of the cabinet. As previously mentioned the floor plan is quite open which means the kitchen in some ways becomes a part of the great room and must look as though it belongs.
Even if you are not a cooking enthusiast, a well planned kitchen can bring joy to you and your home. Friends and family will love to visit and will feel comfortable in this space. The downside is they may not want to go home, but we do love entertaining.
Thank you Donna for sharing your kitchen and your passion to create the ultimate Sequim kitchen. For those who would like to watch the guided video tour of this beautiful Sequim water view home, go to Sequim water view video tour.
This Sequim water view home is arguably the most beautiful luxury home in Sequim. There are many elements to the ultimate luxury home. This home has the best of locations with a panoramic water view of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, a prestigious gated community, and a five acre lot with the home majestically poised on the highest view point. The property has been beautifully landscaped, but the landscaping can be maximized or minimized to suit your preferences. The architecture and floor plan of this home truly set it apart from all the other homes in the MLS. The design focused not just on beauty and comfort, but also on functionality. The kitchen is full of special features that are rarely found in any home, even a luxury home. The site planning of this home takes advantage of the water view, and all this together definitely make this home one of the most, if not the most, beautiful luxury homes in Sequim.
Take this unique video tour in which the owners themselves talk about the design and features and walk us through the home. You can learn more about this stunning Sequim water view home at Sequim MLS listing.
These owners also love to golf, and Sequim Golf Courses are some of the best in Washington state. Sequim has the driest golf courses in Western Washington. Learn more about our golfing at Sequim Golf Courses. For a private showing of this $1.1 million dollar home, please call Chuck Marunde at 360-775-5424 or email chuckmarunde@gmail.com. Come and see Sequim, which has been called "One of the 10 Best Places to Retire in America." And come and see this incredible Sequim water view home.
A Sequim water view home is coming up for sale, and you'll find it right here. This is no ordinary home. This home is an extraordinary custom home with a stunning Sequim water view of Sequim Bay. Here is a preview. This water view is from the deck of the house looking to the north, and since this home was designed with windows taking advantage of the water view, this view is also seen through many windows from the kitchen to dining room to den to master bedroom.
I will input this listing after Christmas and come back here to post an updated link to the full MLS data with more photos. After that I will also be posting a video tour.
Waterfront property and beachfront property as shown in this photo of Freshwater Bay is available on the Olympic Peninsula east of Sequim all the way west of Port Angeles, but I know from my own clients' experiences that you have to search for the needle in the haystack to find the perfect property with the view you want within your price range.
If you're searching for waterfront property or waterview property, I hope you'll consider me as your buyer's agent. You can learn more about me at Sequim Buyer's Agent. There is a lot of waterview and waterfront property available in the Sequim area.
This beautiful Sequim water view home is elevated above Sequim Bay east of town with a feeling of privacy and acreage like a small park. I thoroughly enjoyed walking this property and viewing the inside of this home with the owners today, and I will post it as a brand new listing tomorrow in the MLS.
I've been showing Sequim water view homes to buyers coming to town over the last several months (yes buyers are looking at homes in the winter months), and many of the homes we have looked at have beautiful kitchens, but this kitchen is one of the best of Sequim kitchens. The double aluminum refrigerator is just flat gorgeous, but the island in the middle of the kitchen is definitely the centerpiece of this model kitchen.
This home is actually two stories with a third floor loft, although the main floor has everything for living, including a master bedroom. It has a total of 5,900 square feet on almost 3 acres. This house is listed at $799,000. Just behind this property and a little higher in elevation are two lost, each a little over 2.5 acres, an ideal site for a tremendous Sequim water view. These two lost are listed at $299,000.
See more photos and details on this home at 2084 Old Gardiner Road, a beautiful Sequim water view home.
Sequim waterfront property is in demand, and we do have some beautiful Sequim waterfront views. From east of Sequim to west of Port Angeles are beachfront, low and medium and high bluff, and panoramic water views from the mountains. Waterfront properties that would be one to three million dollars in California or on the Seattle waterfront may only be $200,000 to $500,000 here. But we are also away from the hustle and bustle of the I-5 corridor. Sequim is known as a Rain Shadow and as a retirement paradise.
This Sequim waterfront video is a vignette of the water views here, and I hope you enjoy the video and photos. I enjoyed taking these photos and videos over a period of several years.
One of the challenges buyers have when they are searching for waterfront property is that Realtors do not enter their listings with the same standards, and the Sequim MLS is not programmed for precise searching of similar water views. Let me explain this. When a Realtor enters a listing with a water view in the MLS, he or she has a couple of options when choosing parameters. The MLS gives us the ability to select from two major categories. Under the category "waterfront" are these choices: lake, none, pond, river, salt water, and stream. Under the category "views" we have "salt water" and "salt water and mountains." If you search for "salt water" property, listings will not show up if they have been marked by the listing agent only as "sale water and mountains." In addition, Realtors can select multiple combinations. This can make comparisons almost impossible for someone searching the online MLS from out of state. This is a fundamental programming glitch or shortcoming in the MLS in my opinion.
In addition to these multiple possibilities, Realtors define water views differently. What I would consider a "peek-a-boo" water view might show up on another Realtor's listing as a "salt water view." No two water views are the same, but the way listings are entered is not always the same either.
Between the different MLS parameters and the different ways Realtors choose to enter a listing, you can imagine that it is very hard, if not impossible, to do an accurate comparison of water views by searching the Sequim MLS online. One thing I do for clients is go take photos and sometimes videos of a water view so they can really narrow their search down before they arrive.
I hope you enjoy my Sequim waterfront video.
Sequim waterfront property with a panoramic salt water view is not as easy to find as one might think. We do live on the Olympic Peninsula, so one might think that Sequim waterfront is everywhere, and it is, but very few gorgeous medium bluff properties with a beautiful custom designed home are available for buyers. This is a brand new listing on East Sequim Bay, and it is so impressive, I knew I had to share this photo and video of this Sequim waterfront home. This home has one of the most stunning designs and floor plans of any home in the area. It was designed and built by a the owner's son who was a master custom home builder in California. I will include a link to all the features in this home in the coming days as we get this home in the MLS and begin to promote it.
This property has a medium bluff, which has an inestimable value for its next owner. There is a danger in some high bluff properties. Let me explain, so you will know how valuable this medium bluff property really is. We have high bluff properties from east of Sequim to far west of Port Angeles, but some of these high bluff properties are 100 feet or more above a very steep bank. Now these bluffs are beautiful, but bluff stability is no small matter. I've talked with many homeowners on high bluff property, and one elderly woman said she had lived in her home on a high bluff (over 100 feet) for 30 years, and she had never lost any of the bluff in all that time. But we all realize that one could lose some portion or a little of a steep bluff at some point, so a stable and medium bluff is really the ideal property.
This beautiful custom designed home is a Sequim waterfront home on a medium bluff approximately 30 feet above the water. And the bluff is not steep and has a lot of vegetation growing on it, which obviously increases bluff stability with all the roots. In addition there are some trees on the bluff and this bluff is probably one of the most stable on the entire Sequim Bay. But the view is stunning from the back yard and the deck of this home. I'll post more details with a link to the full data sheet on this home, so check back here soon. The listing price is $725,000.
Update: This home was subsequently listed with two more brokers before finally getting an offer. It was last listed at $650,000, and is now pending. We won't know the final sales price until the deed is recorded.
See more at Sequim waterfront property and Sequim water view paroperties. Good Sequim waterfront reasonably priced is not easy to find.
Sequim Bay water view property is hard to find. It is rare that a homeowner sells a home right on the water, whether it is beach frontage or high bluff property. One of the premium Sequim Bay water view areas is undoubtedly East Sequim Bay, and this home has a stunning panoramic water view with a bluff that is roughly 30 feet above water.
This is one of the most beautiful homes in the entire Sequim area, and since so many of my buyer clients want a Sequim Bay water view, it is likely this home will sell fairly quickly. Many people think that homes don't sell in these "slow winter months," but they do, just not as many. I sold a home last weekend, and I have two qualified buyers coming to look at homes in December. This home is 2,700 square feet, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths with a stone fireplace and window frontage that takes full advantage of the Sequim Bay water view. There are two master suites on the first floor and a three car garage. It was built by a custom home builder who built this home for his mother and father, and you can be sure he built with attention to quality design and construction.
This is a new listing and I'll have more photos and a real video tour up soon. There are not many homes like this anywhere on the water front on the Olympic Peninsula. This Sequim Bay water view home is worth looking if you love a great water view.
Sequim water view lots are one of our chief attractions on the Olympic Peninsula. We are surrounded by water, but that doesn't mean Sequim water view lots are a dime a dozen. They aren't. But we do have some stunning water views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
We have incredible water view lots, and some high bluff water view lots from east of Sequim to the west of Port Angeles. Today a client called from Alaska to ask about a high bluff water view lot. This lot happened to be west of Port Angeles just west of Joyce. This client asked if I would walk the lot for him. This is something I offer to do for my clients, and since he is in Alaska, he can't jump on a plane to see one lot that may not be what he is looking for.
Here's what happened. I told my client I would go walk the lot right away, and call him from the lot. He loved that idea. I drove from Sequim to this lot west of Joyce, a 45 minute drive. I located the lot and got my client on the phone. I said, "Okay, I'm your eyes and boots on the ground. What would you like to know?" I described the property, it's location and distance from Port Angeles, the water view and bluff stability, the neighborhood, the rainfall in that area, the driveway and the driving time from Port Angeles. We talked about the clearing and excavation that would be needed to prepare for a site plan for their retirement home, the utilities, the well and septic, and the approximate costs of all these things.
This is the kind of conversation I like to have with clients, where I help them with valuable real-time information about Port Angeles or Sequim water view lots.
We already had talked about the cost of construction per square foot to build a home in this area, so this Alaska client became pretty familiar with what this lot looked like and what it would take to build a home.
I don't know how many other Realtors act as your eyes and boots on the ground, whether you are looking at Port Angeles or Sequim water view lots or buying an existing home, but I love doing this for clients, and they tell me it is immensely helpful. If you need a better feel for the property than you can grasp from the online MLS photos and virtual tour, just give me a call or shoot me an email.
Come and see our Sequim water view lots.
Port Angeles water view property on the Olympic Peninsula is abundant, but not necessarily easy to find. Most who own beautiful water view property do not want to sell. The turnover is low. This is true of Sequim water view property, too. I stood on the beach of a gorgeous property yesterday with an incredible water view. The sounds of the waves rhythmically crashed onto the beach as I inhaled that familiar smell of the sea, and my eyes completed the experience as I looked down the beach at the old sun-bleached logs that now lay in a twisted and apparent chaotic pile. After a therapeutic pause, I realized this isn't chaos, but nature's ultimate order of harsh beauty.
There is definitely something about the sounds and smells (and the sight) of the ocean that is soothing to the soul. As I stood on the beach of this Port Angeles property and talked with the owner, I thought about how many people from the Seattle metro area and California, Nevada, and Arizona would kill to own a water front property like this. This particular property still has the original 1931 house, which was built at a time when the area was considered way out in the country. In 1957 it was purchased by a gentlemen who also purchased the adjacent lot. He later sold it at his cost to his brother who finished raising his children there. Imagine growing up as a child on a beach front property, building forts on the shore with sticks and logs, and being able to surf and fish right from your front yard. Father and son added some bedrooms in the 1960s. The concrete sidewalk still bears the hand print of the son (now an adult heir to this property). This property is full of family memories.
This is the kind of property that retirees would love to call home, not so much the old house, but the property and location itself where a new retirement home could be built. This is the kind of property that dreams are made of. The owner asked if I would consider listing and marketing this property. Of course, my answer is that I would love to, but my reasoning goes deeper than earning a commission. To handle this property would mean passing on generations of fond memories to a new family who would begin to build their memories on one of the most stunning beach front locations in the world. This would be a rewarding assignment.
Water views in Sequim and Port Angeles are one of the great attractions for retirees, and we probably have more homes and land with water views than almost anywhere. Of course, being on a peninsula does help our cause. Because a water view is so important to most homeowners when they purchase their home or their lot, you will often find a view easement in the CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions). There are many kinds of easements. There are driveway easements, well maintenance easements, water line easements, trail easements, utility easements, septic easements, and view easements.
A view easement is intended to protect a homeowner's view, whether that view is of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Olympic Mountains, or a valley of fields. A water view may be absolutely beautiful from a vacant lot or a home, but are there trees and shrubs that will grow and hinder that view in the years to come? It's no big deal if those trees or shrubs are on your property, since you can just trim them anytime you want. The challenge comes when those trees or shrubs are on the neighbor's property.
If the trees grow into your water view four years after you move into your new home, and you ask your neighbor to cut or trim so your view will not be hindered, will your neighbor quickly respond with a cheerful, "Yes. I'd be glad to." Let me help you out. In 20 years of law practice I never heard of that happening. When it comes to real estate, everyone tends to become very protective. In the vast majority of cases, this kind of situation ends up in an not-so-polite discourse between neighbors who were otherwise quite friendly with each other. Lawyers are soon sending hate letters, and the two neighbors might as well set up automatic payment withdrawals from their checking accounts directly to their attorneys' accounts.
The answer to avoiding this nightmare scenario is to have a written view easement that protects your water view, or your mountain or valley view. A written view easement can be a provision in the CC&Rs, or as is the case so often, there will be a separate document entitled "View Easement," and it will be recorded. The View Easement will define exactly which property is burdened with the easement and which property is the benefited property. The language should clearly spell out what must be done and by whom, and who will bear the expense.
If you have that written view easement, when it comes time to ask your neighbor politely to trim the trees, you can point out that this is a legal obligation in the covenants that run with the land. If the hair on the back of his neck goes up and he refuses, you can sue him to enforce the view easement, and most well drafted View Easements have a prevailing attorney's fee clause.
Sequim water view homes are one of the big attractions for many retirees. We have the advantage of being surrounded by water. After all, we are on a peninsula. That means we have many lots and homes with salt water views. Of course, it doesn't mean every Sequim water view is perfect. Many homes only have a slice of a view of water. I don't count that as a water view.
In my recent showings to clients, we have looked at homes and land with a variety of water views. Some of the views are right on the beach at just above sea level. Other views are high bluff frontage, and some of these bluffs are 100 to 150 feet straight down. Beautiful, but a bit daunting when you're standing on the precipice looking down. And then there are water views that are spectacular, because they are high in the mountains with a lofty and panoramic water view. These views are further away, but no less stunning.
One of the challenges in selecting a water view is the quality of the view, which most often translates into how wide the view is. A view that is 180 degrees is extraordinary, but you certainly pay more for the ultimate Sequim water view. Other water views diminish to a narrow peekaboo view through tall trees.
View my special Sequim water view map search and see if you find anything that catches your attention. If you do, email or call. If you're from outside the area and need a better photo or video of the view from the property, I'd be delighted to do that for you.
Sequim water view homes by Chuck Marunde, 360-775-5424.
Sequim mountain views and Sequim water views–is it possible to get both at the same time? Yes, but it's hard, and depending on how much of a Sequim water view and a Sequim mountain view you must have, you will pay for the quality of each.
But it can be done. I showed a house yesterday with a water and mountain view, and both were spectacular. What do you pay for that in Sequim? Again it depends on the quality of each. The rule in real estate for as long as I have been in this business (30 years) is "location, location, location." And that is the rule when it comes to a double view. That house was priced just under $800,000.
How do you find this kind of perfect location, whether it is an existing home or a lot for sale where you'll build your retirement home? I would suggest three logical and effective steps.
First, search my Sequim Online MLS, which allows you to search both our local multiple listing services, and includes all the standard parameter searches as well as a convenient map, which shows the precise location of each listing.
Second, after you've spotted some prospects, email me and let me know what you're looking at and what your ideal property would be.
Third, once we've communicated by email (or phone if you prefer, 360-775-5424) come to Sequim and let's go view these properties. Consider me not just your Buyer's Agent, but also an information gathering resource for you throughout this process long before you even get here.
Sequim mountain views and Sequim water views from the same lot? Maybe. Let me help you find it.
Sequim has plenty of water frontage and water view homes for sale, and so does Port Angeles.


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Corte Brugnatella ist eine italienische Gemeinde (comune) mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) in der Provinz Piacenza in der Emilia-Romagna. Die Gemeinde liegt etwa 46 Kilometer südwestlich von Piacenza an der Trebbia, gehört zur Comunità Montana Appennino Piacentino und grenzt unmittelbar an die Provinz Pavia (Lombardei). Der Aveto fließt hier in die Trebbia.

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Durch die Gemeinde führt die Strada Statale 45 di Val Trebbia von Genua nach Piacenza.

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Oliver's Restaurant - Grayfeather Grill
9.9 miles from Bethpage, TN
It has had many names, including Loco Lupe's, Oliver's Restaurant, Grecian's and Grayfeather Grill. The 1800s building that houses the eatery was once the county jail, and it is rumored to be haunted. Witnesses have heard voices, knocking, footsteps on the stairs and slamming doors late at night, and toilets ...
Fairvue - Isaac Franklin Plantation
13.8 miles from Bethpage, TN
The historic Isaac Franklin Plantation, also called Fairvue, was built in 1832. Isaac Franklin was a successful slave trader who sold approximately 1,200 enslaved people into the Southwest region, earning almost $1,000,000 in his lifetime. After changing hands several times over the years, the site was designated a National Historic ...
Settled by Nathaniel Hays in 1780, Hays sold the farm to Andrew Jackson in 1804 for $3,400. Jackson built the Federal-style, two-story brick home around 1820. He came back here after his U.S. presidency term ended in 1837, and died here June 8, 1845. The property fell into disrepair until ...
Octagon Hall
Franklin, Kentucky
The historic Octagon Hall was completed in 1859, and is rumored to be haunted. In the 1860s it is said that a young girl burned to death in the basement kitchen, and local stories tell that during a 2003 Halloween ghost tour, the fireplace kettle, which hangs from a moveable ...
Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee
Built in 1890, the place is said to be haunted by a little girl ghost. Her favorite room appears to be Room 37. The Thomas House was featured on the TV show "Paranormal State."
Gaylord Opryland Resort
This famed resort is said to be haunted by The Black Lady, who has been seen all over the hotel. As her nickname suggests, the appparition is dressed all in black. She is a young woman in antebellum-style clothing, and wears a long black veil over her face. She is ...
Two Rivers Mansion and Golf Course
People have reported seeing apparitions in the mansion and having items moved around the building. The lights turn on and off at night. People report seeing strange lights from across the golf course moving around the house. Disembodied footsteps and strange laughter are heard on the fairways of the golf ...
Congress Inn
In 1987, a guest awoke from sleeping on his stomach to find that someone was sitting on his backside, so he was unable to turn over. After asking around, he learned that the inn had been used as a Civil War hospital, and it is said that the death toll ...
Ryman Auditorium - Grand Ole Opry House
Originally built in 1892 as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, this well-known home of country music is said to be haunted by the ghost of Hank Williams, Sr. His voice has been heard singing his songs. The apparition of a Confederate soldier also has been reported here, as well as footsteps ...
Nashville Haunted Handbook (America's Haunted Road Trip)
Donna Marsh
Haunted Nashville
Frankie Harris
Dinner and Spirits: A Guide to America's Most Haunted Restaurants, Taverns, and Inns
Robert Wlodarski
Tennessee State Capitol
Legend has it that at State Capitol, you may still hear the phantom arguing of two rivals who were both buried in a vault here. Architect William Strickland and Samuel Morgan, head of the Capitol Commission, although they were both respected men, did not get along. Their ghostly arguing continues ...
Union Station Hotel
There are many rumors regarding the hauntings of the Union Station. Some claim that a train derailment and the subsequent deaths have caused ghosts to linger at what was their last boarding stop. Others tell of a spooky woman seen jumping from the building to her death, and ...
The Sam Davis Home, now a house museum, was built around 1810 but was restored completely in 1850. Sam Davis himself lived here until 1860 and in 1863 he was hanged by the Union Army as a spy. Apparitions of a young man, believed to be Sam Davis' brother Oscar, ...
Western Kentucky University is rumored to have many haunts in many different buildings: Academic Complex - Formerly a hospital and now classrooms, medical facilities and TV and radio stations, the complex workers have heard strange sounds, seen apparitions out of the corners of their eyes, and saw a CD player ...
Tennessee State Prison
This 1898 prison, which was closed in 1992, has been used for the setting of many films, including "The Green Mile" and "Ernest Goes to Jail." After its many fires, prison breaks and riots, the prison may well be a spot for paranormal activity. Folks have reported unexplained sounds, voices ...
Bell Witch Cave
Adams, Tennessee
The famous legend of the Bell Witch has been written about for over a century. Many movies and stories have been based on this legend as well. Some say this story of the Bell family being haunted by a poltergeist or witch is unsubstantiated and a hoax. Other reports say ...
Stones River National Battlefield
The Civil War Battle of Stones River was fought from late December 1862 until January 2, 1863. The Stones River National Battlefield includes the Stones River National Cemetery and Stop No. 4, the "Slaughter Pen," where Union General Phil Sheridan did his best to hold back the Confederates in a ...
Coral Hill Road
Glasgow, Kentucky
A harrowing tale has been told by a man who was walking along Coral Hill Road one night. He saw the transparent white form of a headless horseman, which then followed him home. The ghost was spotted by the man's family members, who awoke to find the ghost in the ...
Pegram Family Cemetery Location
Pegram, Tennessee
At the end of Walkup Road in Pegram, Cheatham County, Tennessee is the bulldozed Pegram Family Cemetery. About 1970, ruthless developers bulldozed an area along the Harpeth River which included the Pegram Cemetery which was partly in Metro Nashville, Davidson County and partly in Pegram, Cheatham County. The developers also sold dirt ...
The Haintin' Holler
Burkesville, Kentucky
As it's called by locals "The Haintin; Holler" is located on HWY 3115, about 1/4 mile past the Gray Gap Road you will enter this area. It runs from there to about 1/4 mile from the end of Turner Branch Road. Turner Branch Road comes to a dead end ...
Ghosts Of Franklin: Tennessee's Most Haunted Town
Margie Gould Thessin
Haunted Chattanooga
Jessica Penot
Haunted Tennessee: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Volunteer State
Carter House
Built in 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter, the Carter House, now a Civil War museum, lay in the middle of the Battle of Frnaklin, one of the worst Civil War battles. It was used by Union troops as a command post, while the Carter family hid in the basement amid ...
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Around 4,000 years ago, it is believed that prehistoric Native Americans mined these cave walls for its minerals and buried their dead inside the cave. In the 1800s, Dr. Frank Gorin (or, some reports say, Dr. John Croghan) established a colony for tuberculosis patients in the cave, believing the cave ...
Carnton Mansion
At this 1800s mansion, once used as a hospital site for Confederate soldiers and now a plantation house and museum, folks say soldiers still walk. Their apparitions have been seen, as well as that of a ghostly woman in white who has been seen on the back porch. Allegedly ...
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Behind the cemetery, reports say, is a house that was once the home of a slave owner. Rumor has it that one of his slaves forced himself upon his daughter and got her pregnant, and the master killed the slave. The slave's ghost is said to roam the house looking ...
58 miles from Bethpage, TN
Austin Peay State University's Trahern Theater is said to be haunted by Margaret, a ghost who haunts the third floor and the stage. Margaret is said to tinker with elevators and electricity, lock doors, bang on lockers and call the names of students.
Falcon Rest Mansion and Gardens
McMinnville, Tennessee
At this bed-and-breakfast and spot for historic tours, folks have witnessed footsteps and whistling on the stairs, objects that have been moved, phantom cigar smoke, electronic oddities, and a mirror that fell off the wall for no apparent reason. Legend has it that one ghost here is Clay Faulkner, original ...
Walking Horse Hotel
Wartrace, Tennessee
At this very spot, the Union soldiers released many Confederate prisoners at the end of the Civil War, many of whom were very sick and malnourished and died in the hotel. To make matters worse, in the 1970s a Vietnam vet had a flashback and shot 4 hotel guests to ...
107-1/2 East Main Cross
Greenville, Kentucky
The location is believed to have been a hospital in the 1800's. Currently it is a restaurant with apartments above. Before that it was a law office. Family just moved there and have seen a man on many occasions walking through the apartment. Strange noises, etc. ...
Greensburg Court House
Greensburg, Kentucky
The historic Greensburg Courthouse, built 1802-06, was used until 1931. With a history that long, of course it's bound to have some ghosts. Folks say that in the courtrooms you can hear ghostly activity such as footsteps and murmured talking.
Historic Tower House Inn
Manchester, Tennessee
The spirits that live here are said to be former owner John P. Adams, his wife May and his son, Marion. John's apparition has been seen in the parlor and Civil War museum area, and Marion is seen in the children's room upstairs. The hauntings have been mentioned in several ...
These Haunted Hills
Tabitha Prock
Haunted Tennessee
Carnton Plantation Ghost Stories: True Tales of the Unexplained from Tennessee's Most Haunted Civil War House!
Lochlainn Seabrook
At Lindsey Wilson College's Horton Hall, rumors abound...especially about the dorm rooms on the second floor. Witnesses say dark ghosts float up and shake the ceiling tiles or creep down into the bedrooms. So the stories go, if you come across these mysterious beings, you should stay really still. If ...
Free Union Separate Baptist Church
The cemetery is reportedly haunted by the ghost of a man holding an infant. People claim the ghosts are waiting for the man's wife to die so that they can be reunited as a family.
Hiestand House
Campbellsville, Kentucky
This historic stone cottage is now a museum, but was formerly built in the early nineteenth century by a family of emigrants. After being abandoned for a period of time, a middle class family moved in, but fled after reporting apparitions, disembodied footsteps and strange fires. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
At Campbellsville University's Fine Arts Building, which was originally a Catholic Hospital, ghostly babies have been known to cry at night. Footsteps can sometimes be heard, cold spots felt, and pottery wheels have been spotted turning all by themselves.
Bellwood Mansion
Indian Mound, Tennessee
Bellwood Mansion is reportedly an abandoned mansion in the middle of the woods, and it's a magnet for local legends about ghost sightings and witchcraft.
Bear Creek Church
Culleoka, Tennessee
Grapevine Cemetery
Madisonville, Kentucky
Grapevine Cemetery reportedly has a statue of an angel that cries blood and a ghost of a young man who committed suicide in after his girlfriend left. Witnesses say if he hears a love song playing from your car, he will scream.
Bethlehem Academy
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
The old Bethlehem Academy, once a convent and then a hotel, is now a restaurant. Rumor has it that it's haunted by the ghosts of nuns and other folks who were murdered on the premises long ago. The spirits manifest by turning lights on and off and moving chairs and ...
Hardin County Historical Museum
This historical museum houses many civil war and pioneer artefacts from the county history; and perhaps even a few ghosts. A spectral male apparition in a brown suit has been seen wandering the halls of the museum after closing hours. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
Morrison Masonic Lodge
The ghosts of Civil War soldiers have been spotted at this Lodge building, and witnesses also have reported unexplained footsteps and knocking and objects that move by themselves. The alarm goes off when no one is in the building, and ghosts have shown up in photos and have been heard ...
Haunted Memphis (TN) (Haunted America)
Laura Cunningham
Tennessee Ghosts
Jim O'Rear
More Haunted Tennessee
Gates of Hell - Grandview Cemetery - Kasey's Cemetery
Custer, Kentucky
Grandview Cemetery, aka Kasey's Cemetery or the Gates of Hell, contains the graves of people from the 1700s and 1800s as well as the ruins of an iron and stone gate. Some say one time an enormous green orb appeared here, hovered a short time, then shot straight up and ...
Loretta Lynn Ranch
Bethpage, Tennessee
The Plantation House and surrounding areas have seen supernatural activity. Civil War soldiers have been seen walking or camping out nearby, and the house itself has seen its share of unexplained phenomena, attributed to the plantation's founders. Ghost Adventures featured the site on a 2011 show.
Lick Creek Cemetery
Dawson Springs, Kentucky
At the small Lick Creek Cemetery, visitors have reported apparitions, glowing eyes, and objects that fade in and out of sight.
Bee Springs Church and Cemetery
Dellrose, Tennessee
Saint Ivos Cemetery
Lebanon, Kentucky
100.9 miles from Bethpage, TN
At St. Ivos Cemetery, witnesses have reported video camera malfunctions and unexplained noises and voices.
Doe Run Inn
Brandenburg, Kentucky
At this historic hotel, there is a quirky ghost who has been seen on the stairway and in the dining room. What's quirky about him? He loves to untie unsuspecting guests' shoes!
Maple Hill Manor Bed and Breakfast
Springfield, Kentucky
Built in 1851 by slaves, this inn is said to be haunted either by the original owners or by soldiers who fought in the Battle of Perryville in 1962. Witnesses have reported knocks on doors when there was nobody there, footsteps from empty rooms, cold spots, phantom perfume scents, strange ...
Old Talbott Tavern
Bardstown, Kentucky
At this 1779 stagecoach stop, now an inn, many famous figures have stayed including Abraham Lincoln, Daniel Boone and Jesse James. Ghostly presences are said to make themselves known in many ways, including orbs, mists and apparitions. Mrs. Talbott may appear as an apparition to guests, or you may see ...
Jailer's Inn Bed and Breakfast
This bed-and-breakfast inn used to be an actual jail, housing prisoners from 1797 until 1987. It was Kentucky's oldest operating jail complex, listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. But some of the spirits of the incarcerated folks may never have left when the building changed purposes. Witnesses, including ...
Rockport Inn
Rockport, Indiana
This inn was built in the 1850s as a private home, and was one of the first buildings in the area to have glass windows. It is rumored to have been part of the Underground Railroad; it is also rumored to have a ghost. An apparition of the wife of ...
Ghosts of the Southern Tennessee Valley
Georgiana C. Kotarski
Weird Tri-Cities: Johnson County, Tennessee
Justin H. Guess
Coast To Coast Ghosts: True Stories of Hauntings Across America
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Photographe : Isabelle Chapuis / Plasticien végétal : Duy Anh Nhan Duc
Cotton, smoke, powder, frost, cotton candy, plants... these are the materials that Isabelle Chapuis reinterprets in her photographic work. In constant search for organic metamorphoses, emotion is the engine of her creative approach and the human being is at the heart of her work.
After having graduated in 2005 from ESAG-Penninghen, with a distinction in graphic design, Isabelle Chapuis spent several years abroad, where she was drawing inspiration from other realities. Back in Paris she won several awards that made her known to the public such as Picto Prize of young fashion photography in 2010 and La Bourse du Talent Mode in 2012. Her work is regularly exhibited in galleries and institutions such as the French National Library, The Perfume museum in Paris, the Bettina Gallery in Paris, Adhémar Art Center Castle in Montélimar, Snap Space in Florida, and Paris 1839 Gallery in Hong Kong. Recently she has been exhibiting the Dandelion series, realised in collaboration with botanical artist Duy Anh Nhan Duc within the context of the Sino-French month dedicated to environment, and established in five cities in China.
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Q: SMO exclude columns from generated INSERT scripts I've been using code like this to script DATA from tables in a SQLServer Database:
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo;

Scripter scripter = new Scripter();
scripter.Server = server;
scripter.Options.ScriptData = true;
scripter.Options.ScriptSchema = false;
scripter.Options.ToFileOnly = true;

foreach (Table table in tablesList)
{
      scripter.Options.FileName = "filename for table";
      scripter.EnumScript(new SqlSmoObject[] { table });
}

This generates insert statements like:
INSERT [Table1] ([Col1], [Col2], [Col3]) VALUES (1, 1, N'Default')

Has anyone found a way to exclude one or more columns from being scripted in that insert statement?
How about a way to filter the data used to generate those inserts?

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Vacancies: Administration Assistant & Report Writer
Northern Steeplejacks was established in 1986 and specialises in the Working at Height and Lightning Protection System Industry, undertaking inspections & repairs as well as the design and installation of lightning protection systems. We carry out contracts throughout the UK and Ireland.
We are looking for 2 hardworking and enthusiastic people to join our busy administration team in our Head Office in Midlothian/
You should have good interpersonal skills, be able to work as part of a team as well as having the ability to communicate with personnel at all levels within the business.
more information on our vacancies page
First intake of Apprentices confirmed
Northern Steeplejacks Ltd would like to welcome to the Company Murray Dyer & Hamish Murphy. Hamish and Murray are the first intake to our new apprentice programme Which in conjunction with the CITB training college at Bircham Newton, and in house training and continual personal development has been designed for the investment in the future of Not only Northern Steeplejacks Ltd, but the Steeplejack and Working at Height industry as a whole.
Both Murray and Hamish will achieve their NVQ Certification in Steeplejack operations and Rigging through a combination of site training, and residential college attendance. In addition to obtaining their NVQs, they have already been enrolled in our ongoing CPD programme, with the first training being obtained that of IRATA Level I Rope access Technician.
The Directors of Northern Steeplejacks Wish Murray and Hamish well in their new roles at Northern Steeplejacks, and look forward to seeing them progress through their training and Futures in the industry.
5 Apprenticeships with Northern Steepljacks
Due to continued growth Northern Steeplejacks are looking to recruit 5 new apprentices to our growing work force.
if you have what it takes email us at vacancies@northernsteeplejacks.co.uk or call us on 0131 654 2700
Northern expands its staff base across the UK
Northern Steeplejacks are proud to introduce our new Engineer Simon Jones to the Company. Simon has a wealth of engineering experience in both the Private and Public Sectors, overseeing contracts for many major clients, NHS trusts and Chemical manufacturers. Simon is based in our Manchester Depot, and can be contacted on: Tel: 0161 952 4520
New additions to the fleet
Northern steeplejacks, increase our fleet, with three Mitsubishi L200 vehicles, which will allow our Area engineers unlimited access to all sites throughout the UK, these vehicles can be seen heading your way and are based both at our Head office and Manchester office.
The new vehicles have already proven during recent engineering projects that Northern Steeplejacks are able to carry out works in the most remote parts of the country, by utilising these vehicles to the full capability, where traditional vans cannot easily access.
Supporting Prostate Scotland - Charity Golf Match
Retired taxi driver, John Igoe, who's son Christopher works for Northern Steeplejacks, has been battling prostate cancer has spoken of his pride in his son, who has organised a fundraising golf tournament to fight cancer. John was diagnosed with the illness around a year and half ago. Speaking about his son's fundraising efforts to Midlothian Advertiser, John said: "It's absolutely brilliant. I felt great for the laddie doing that. He is doing all the running about. He is taking care of it all. We have got 88 players on a shotgun start. So we have a full card with another eight players wanting to come in. So it will be a great day. I'm really looking forward to it. His son in Newtongrange, has arranged a charity golf day at King's Acre Golf Course, Lasswade, on June 4, in aid of Prostate Scotland. More info on the Midlothian Advertiser website https://www.midlothianadvertiser.co.uk/news/son-hits-hole-in-one-with-prostate-scotland-fundraiser-day-1-4907387
Area Sales/Business Development Engineer
POSITION: Area Sales/Business Development Engineer SALARY: Competitive Salary BENEFITS:	Company Pension, Office Parking, 32 days holiday incl. bank holidays, Company Car + Other benefits HOURS: 08.30am – 5.00pm Monday to Friday LOCATION: Manchester & Birmingham as field based M1 1AE DESCRIPTION: Our client has been trading continuously for over 34 years and specialises in 3 separate divisions which consist of: 1. Lightning Protection System Division – inspection, testing, installation and maintenance of lightning protection systems and earthing systems. 2. Anchor Point and Lifeline Division – installation, testing and maintenance of safety lines and anchor points. 3. Access Division – inspection and maintenance of industrial chimneys and buildings. The company carry out inspection and maintenance work for some of the biggest companies in Britain, including Facilities Management Companies, Steelwork Companies, Hospital Trusts and Local Authorities. Due to continued success the company require a Sales Person to service new and existing customers throughout the area. This is a field based role, so the successful candidate will need to travel between locations. IDEAL CANDIDATE •	Experience would be preferred but not essential. •	Have the ability to manage your own workload and prioritise effectively. •	Be a good team player with genuine enthusiasm to make a valued contribution to the company. •	A good knowledge of Word and Excel is preferred. •	A Driving Licence is essential. •	Be flexible to travel to different locations. BENEFITS: •	Competitive salary. •	Fully expensed company car. •	Company pension scheme. •	Performance related bonus. •	32 Days holiday per year. If you feel you have the relevant skills and experience - please apply now! In order to apply please send a C.V and covering letter to vacancies@northernsteeplejacks.co.uk Should you require any further information please feel free to contact us on 0131 654 2700
Area Sales/Business Development Engineer, Central England
Northern Steeplejacks Limited have been trading for over 33 years and specialist in 3 separate divisions which consist of: 1. Lightning Protection System Division – inspection, testing, installation and maintenance of lightning protection systems and earthing systems. 2. Anchor Point and Lifeline Division – installation, testing and maintenance of safety lines and anchor points. 3. Access Division – inspection and maintenance of industrial chimneys and buildings. Northern Steeplejacks Limited carry out inspection and maintenance works for some of the biggest companies in Britain, including Facilities Management Companies, Steelwork Companies, Hospital Trusts and Local Authorities. Based out of our new office in the Midlands Northern Steeplejacks Limited require a sales person to service new and existing clients throughout the area. Experience would be preferred but not essential. The applicant must have the ability to manage their own workload and prioritise effectively, be a good team player with genuine enthusiasm to make a valued contribution to the Company. A good knowledge of Word and Excel is preferred and a Driving Licence is essential. Northern Steeplejacks Limited offers the following: • Competitive Salary • Fully Expensed Company Car • Company Pension Scheme • Performance Related Bonus • 32 Days Holiday per Year If you are interested in applying for the above position please email your CV to vacancies@northernsteeplejacks.co.uk should require any further information please contact us at nsjlimited@btconnect.com or by telephone on 0131 654 2700
After a very successful year, Northern Steeplejacks would like to wish all our staff and clients a very Happy New Year and a prosperous 2017.
New Contracts Manager
Northern Steeplejacks Limited are pleased to welcome on board, Andy Evans as our new Contracts Manager. Andy has a wealth of experience in the industry and is a great addition to Northern Steeplejacks Limited. We wish all our staff and clients a Merry Christmas.
Third New Van
And here is the third all new van for our lightning protection system division bringing their fleet up to 4 vans covering the whole of the UK.
Staff Investment
The training continues at Northern Steeplejacks with all employees attending a refresher course on Anchor points and lifeline inspections.
Second New Van
Thanks to Chris Bruce @ Western Mercedes for the second of three new vans, looks great.
An example of some of the recent thunder and lightning storms. Remember you should have your lightning protection system tested every 11 months.
Chimney Inspection
One of our steeplejacks inspecting the internal liner of a Distillery Chimney, near Elgin.
High level inspection
Northern Steeplejacks carrying out a high level inspection of a church spire in Manchester.
Thanks to Western Mercedes on delivery of our 1st of three new vans. The sign-writer has done a great job.
Northern Steeplejacks are investing in the future of the industry by enrolling 3 new apprentices to sit their NVQ Level II at Bircham Newton College, 2 lightning protection system fitters and one steeplejack.
High level repairs after storm damage
Northern Steeplejacks were engaged by a church in North England to carry out a high level inspection of the pinnacles after the recent storms and found 2 of them to be unstable and ready to collapse. We were instructed by the client to erect emergency scaffolding and to carry out full repairs and have entered into a yearly inspection schedule to stop this happening again.
Happy New Year to all our staff, clients and followers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. We wish you all the best for 2016.
Northern Steeplejacks continue to invest in our employees by sending 4 of our operatives on an IPAF course for the safe use of MEWPs and scissor lifts. Congratulations to all 4 colleagues who passed this course with flying colours.
6 years going strong
Northern Steeplejacks has been awarded accreditation from SafeContractor for the 6th year running for its commitment to achieving excellence in Health and Safety.
Area Engineer appointed
Northern Steeplejacks would like to welcome our newest member of staff to the Company, Dean Alexander. Dean will be taking up the post of Area Engineer and has over 10 years experience in the engineering and mechanical sector, bringing a wealth of knowledge which will allow the Company to expand and diversify into other sectors.
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Ghost plus 6 MOAB base CO legal?
Has anybody measured these new extended bases for Glock magazines?
Can I put a dot on a wheel gun?
Their going to stick it to their creditors and then try to stay in business.
I have a few of the magpuls and they work fine, no problems.
In rifles, there really is no such thing as over stabilized. I can shoot 50gr to 52gr match bullets just as accurately as a 77gr in a 1-7 twist 22 cal barrel.
How to mount a DeltaPoint on a 92?
How / Can you mount a DP on 92?
I'm surprised that major RP is this a thing.
I use an EGW undersized 9mm for station 1 in my dillion.
It took me using a red dot.
Had a Deltapoint Pro installed on G34, I have no iron sites on this gun. I spend about 45 minutes Saturday dry firing to be able to index with the dot. While dry firing I found I could shoot with both eyes open, very easily. This morning was my first time live firing with a red dot on a pistol. The hardest thing for me, remembering to keep both eyes open, it's so in grained in me to close my nondominate eye. I sited the DP in at 15 yards, from 3 yards out 25 yards, all the round fall into a 3" circle. Finding the dot under the pressure of a timer is what I need to work on. After siting in and confirming my POI at 3,5,10,15 and 25 yards. I did a bunch of 5x5 drills, a lot of draw and fire one. Final drill, I did a Dot Torture test at 5 yards. I cleared it, next live fire test I will have move it back to 7 yards.
I went and had my G34 slide milled for the Deltapoint Pro, I picked it up from the gunsmith today. I can't believe that I waited this long to upgrade to a red dot. From the first dry fire draw I had the dot centered in the screen and on the target. Looking forward to getting some live fire.
I have been shooting iron sited pistols from the 80's, shot IDPA, and USPSA in production class. I'm in my late 40's, I have needed glasses in my mid 20's for an astigmatism, then last year the eye doc said I needed bifocals. I have a set of glasses with line and the reading Rx on the bottom, and a set with no reading Rx. I tried the no line bifocals and could not stand it. Now I have to decided if I want the front site or target in focus. I have been picking the front site. After reading about red dots on pistols, that the dot and target can be in the same focal plane. I'm thinking of giving Carry Optics a try. After doing some research it seem that most people are using RMR's in competitions. But, I have also read that the Delta Points have a larger window which makes the dot easier to pick up, and that the window is not tinted as the RMR. I'm not planning to add back up iron sites, this is going to be a game gun. With the Delta Point having the ability to add the rear site to scope is nice, no need for a rear site milling, just need to add a tall front site. I'm getting really close to pulling the trigger on the Delta Point, and having my G34 Gen 3 milled for it. I have a couple questions. Is anybody on here using a Delta Point? How are they holding up in competition? If I want, after the slide is milled, can I take the optic off and shoot production?
I can second this podcast, very good show. I also listen to Steven Anderson's, Ben Stoger's, and Shannon Smith's shows.
Change in allowed actions at Safe Area?
Again, IDPA needs to compile a comprehensive rule book already, it's been close to 20 years already.
I'm looking for a good alternative to gatorade, am I diabetic and don't want the extra sugar.
http://michaelbane.blogspot.com/2016/07/rip-walt-rauch.html?m=1 Sad news, I use to shoot matches with him in early 2000's.
I do not wet tumble.....still like the old fashion corn cob media in a vibrating bowl. I went to the progressive press to pull the handle less...now I am stuck with 1/2 of a 5 gallon bucket of 9mm that I have run through the 550B to just deprime. I am to cheap to toss the brass.
USPSA - When do you start?
Of course, do us all a favor and let us know if you bought it on these forums I did not purchase them for anybody on this forum, it's from a seller on facebook.
The once fired 9mm brass I have is killing me, was having lots of hang up while trying to loaded some 9mm on my 550B this weekend. I found that the spent primers are not decapping very well. On about 1 in 10, only the back of the spent primer cup is coming out, leaving the sides of the spent primer still in the pocket. At first I thought is was a primer crimp, but after closer examination it's sides of the spent primer. So now, with this batch of 9mm cases, I am running them through the 550B just to decap them and inspect each one.
IDPA rules are written with to much subjectivity of the SO. IDPA has been around long enough to have written a quality rule book, I do not understand why they do not have one yet.
Legal and/or safe stage design?
Is the Sig P220 45ACP legal for CDP?


Our first stop in London was the South Bank and after a tour guide update from Mrs Mason who pointed out Waterloo Bridge, St Pauls Cathedral and The Gherkin we boarded the carousel for a ride. We then posed next to the Jubilee Oracle, a bronze sculpture inscribed with a quote from the artist, on the way to have a play in the Jubilee Gardens Playground area.
On the way to our lunch we looked out over the Thames to see the London Eye, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben (covered in scaffolding) and Westminster Bridge. After a quick walk past Scotland Yard we refuelled ready for the afternoons adventures.
Next stop was Trafalgar Square where we had our photographs taken with Nelson's Column and the four lions that guard it. We then made our way down to Downing Street via the Horse Guards and more photos.
After an epic photo shoot at the entrance of 10 Downing Street, Luke led the way and knocked on the door, it opened and we were invited inside. We took a minute to take off our coats and pinch ourselves. We were now amongst the very few people who have been allowed behind the iconic front door.
We were thanked for our wonderful letters and artwork that formed part of the diplomatic gift taken by the prime minister and presented to the Chinese Premier, Li Keqiang in February. We heard how Li Keqiang loved our letters and hearing about our excitement of the trips to visit the Terracotta Warriors and enjoyed seeing our drawings of the warriors and of the Liverpool skyline.
Once inside we learnt that the front door, and only access to number 10, is opened approximately 3000 times a day. It can't be opened from the outside, so someone is always on duty inside.
We were then led through the magnificent corridor to the main staircase (remember the one from Love Actually). We saw the photographs of all of the prime ministers as we climbed to the top and learned that when we get a new prime minister all of the photographs are shunted down a place to make space for the photograph of the exiting prime minister. The current prime minister doesn't have a photograph on the wall until they leave, so at the top of the stairs we saw David Cameron.
We then walked past an original Lowry on the way to the cabinet room! We were invited through the doors and to take a seat at the cabinet table. Whilst admiring a portrait of Sir Robert Walpole over the marble fireplace we learned that each seat at the table belongs to a different department and are located in accordance of seniority. The prime ministers chair is different and is the only one with arms. We asked Sophie, who was sat in the chair, what laws she would like to change! We learned where the Secretary of State for Education sat and how the table is shaped like a boat so everyone can see everyone when seated.
We then moved into the White Room where the prime minister entertains dignitaries. We sat in the same chair that Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama sat in and heard about the priceless chandeliers, which are washed every year in Fairy washing up liquid! A highlight was learning we were looking at an original Turner painting worth £10.5million. Our next stop was the Terracotta Room, named after its paint colour. It has previously been called the Blue Room and the Green Room and also houses a priceless chandelier. Though the double doors we entered The Pillard Room with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I over the fireplace and Persian carpet on the floor. This room houses David Beckham's Olympic torch and a set of 2012 Olympic medals.
We then moved into the Small Dining Room, although it didn't have tables and chairs, where we admired artwork and a tailor made clock whose movement link to the tides and has never lost time. It was then time to move into the State Dining Room, which again had no tables and chairs, but hosted various artworks and silver. We imagined having a huge party in this room and decorating it with lights and glitter balls!
Our final stop was The Study with a portrait of Margaret Thatcher over the fireplace. Then it was time to put on our coats and say our thanks. We were all given a postcard of Larry, 10 Downing Street's cat, as we left. What an absolutely fantastic, once in a lifetime opportunity that we will never forget.
The day was not over as we made our way to St James's Park where we had a well-deserved sit down and ice cream break before we headed to Buckingham Palace. We saw the guards and learned about the flags that fly to show when the Queen is in residence. It was the Union Flag today, meaning the Queen wasn't there. A quick photo with the Victoria Memorial monument and it was time to head back to Euston Station. We stopped to collect our dinner to have on the journey home and made our way back on the underground and boarded the train home.
Have a look through our photographs below; I'm sure you will agree, we had an absolutely fabulous day.


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Aligning Values with Practice
Health Progress, July-August 2004
The nationwide Promoting Excellence program demonstrates the practicality of palliative care for patients, families and caregivers.
By Jeanne S. Twohig & Ira Byock, M.D.
Dying Well in Corrections: Why Should We Care [PDF 126 KB / 9 pages]
By Ira R. Byock, M.D.
Hospice Benefits and Phase I Cancer Trials [PDF 101 KB / 6 pages]
By Ira Byock, M.D. and Steven H. Miles, M.D.
Journal of Palliative Medicine Series
The Journal of Palliative Medicine special series of articles describing the experiences and exciting results of 22 innovative demonstration projects funded by Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care.
Palliative Care By The Surgeon
The Journal of American College of Surgeons (JACS) (circulation: 65,000 surgeons) has featured a 20-plus article series on palliative care in surgery, the editor of which is Surgeons Workgroup co-chair Geoffrey Dunn, M.D.
Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care: A Report on Innovative Models of Palliative Care
This article discusses the 22 Promoting Excellence demonstration projects and their impact on the field of palliative care.
Journal of Palliative Medicine, Volume 9, Number 1, 2006.
The Ethics of Loving Care
Palliative care, like pediatrics, understands that patients should always be seen as capable of growth.
By Ira Byock, M.D.
NHPCO Conference Learning Tracks
In collaboration with the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO), Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care presented learning tracks at three consecutive NHPCO conferences in 2003 - 2004.
Comprehensive Bibliography and Resource Page for Critical Care End-of-Life Issues (See the AACN Web site.)
NOTE: For bibliographies of individual Promoting Excellence grantees (demonstration projects) see their respective grantee pages.
The Four Things That Matter Most: A Book About Living
Ira Byock, M.D.
Free Press, March 2004
Palliative and End-of-Life Pearls
Co-editors: John E.Heffner, M.D. & Ira R. Byock, M.D.
with contributions of clinicians who are at the leading edge of these realms of clinical practice.
Hanley and Belfus, Inc.; Philadelphia, April 2002
A Few Months to Live: Different Paths to Life's End
Jana Staton, Roger Shuy & Ira Byock M.D.
Georgetown University Press, May 2001
Dying Well: The Prospect of Growth at the End-of-Life
Putnam / Riverhead, 1997
HIV Care: An Agenda for Change: HIV/AIDS Workgroup Recommendations to the Field
Lifting the Veil of Huntington's Disease: Huntington's Disease Workgroup Recommendations to the Field
Accounting for the Costs of Caring Through the End of Life: Cost Accounting Workgroup Recommendations to the Field
Completing the Continuum of ALS Care: A Consensus Document
Living and Dying Well with Cancer
Financial Implications of Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care
End-Stage Renal Disease Workgroup Recommendations to the Field
Advanced Practice Nursing: Pioneering Practices in Palliative Care
New End-of-Life Benefits Models in Blue Cross & Blue Shield Plans
Integrating Cancer Care and Palliative Care
Promoting Excellence in End-of-Life Care was a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation dedicated to long-term changes in health care institutions to substantially improve care for dying people and their families.


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Stephen Fuller Austin: November 3, 1793 – December 27, 1836
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1. Stephen Fuller Austin, called "The Father of Texas," never married, never had children and there does not seem to be a female interest in his life. It is known that he had a close attachment to a gentleman who paid for him to go through law school and while he was busy helping settlers come to Texas he maintained a correspondence with a close male friend in New Orleans.[1]
Questions: What was the name of the man who paid for Austin to go to law school and what do we know about him? What was the name of Austin's male friend in New Orleans and what do we know about him?
2. Gregg Cantrell. Stephen F. Austin: Empresario of Texas [Hardcover]. Series: The Lamar Series in Western History Hardcover: 512 pages. Publisher: Yale University Press (September 10, 1999). ISBN-10: 0300076835. ISBN-13: 978-0300076837.[2]
3. Excerpt, Interview with Gregg Cantrell:
ADP: Why do you think Austin never married?
Cantrell: As far as I can tell, he never found time. Austin was a driven man--what we would today call a workaholic--and his guiding passion in life was the settlement and development of Texas. That didn't leave much time for marriage and family. Moreover, women were relatively scarce on the frontier, and Austin was rather discriminating in the company he kept. Perhaps he just never met Miss Right at the right time in his life. I'm surprised at how often I'm asked if Austin was homosexual. The only answer I can give is that there is simply no evidence of it, and some evidence to the contrary. Failure to marry by age 43 (his age at death) is certainly no indication of sexual orientation one way or the other (I didn't marry until age 39!). He was charmed by women and loved their company, and he often spoke of his desire to someday marry and settle down to life as a landed gentleman. Believe me, it would have done wonders for the sale of this book if the title had been "Stephen F. Austin, Gay Father of Texas." But that would have amounted to cheap sensationalism based on the flimsiest sort of speculation. No responsible historian would do that.
ADP: How would you describe his relationship with his cousin, Mary Austin Holley?
Cantrell: This is one of those pieces of "evidence to the contrary" that I mentioned above. Austin was utterly captivated by his sophisticated and still-beautiful (in her late forties) first cousin when she visited him in Texas in 1830. Was it true love? Read my book and find out . . . .[3]
↑ Gene Elder, quest blogger, accessed June 28, 2013 from: http://billyhic.blogspot.com/2013/06/stephen-f-austin-father-of-texas-and.html See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_F._Austin.
↑ Amazon, accessed August 15, 2013 from http://www.amazon.com/Stephen-F-Austin-Empresario-Western/dp/0300076835/ref=tmm_hrd_title_
↑ Accessed August 15, 2013 from: http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/adp/central/books/interview/cantrell.html
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The moment before a client meets a therapist is not unlike sitting in a theater just before curtain. The drama about to unfold will inevitably pale in comparison to the anticipation of what could be.
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Deepening Our Work "Off Stage"
Mark O'Connell • 8/24/2021
Seeing clients through the COVID-19 crisis has shown us not only that psychotherapy can be effective outside the traditional frame—complete with an office, couch, and a therapist who never breaks character—but also that shattering the frame when necessary, and allowing our humble humanness to be present, is actually necessary to connect with each unique client.
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By Mark O'Connell - Today, as a psychotherapist, I approach my work much as I did in my former vocation as an actor: with the faith that my instrument—my body, my self—can serve as an emotional tuning fork to locate the inner lives of each and every client, regardless of our exterior differences.
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It looks like the EUR/USD pair is about to complete the wave (ii). Earlier, the price finished the diagonal triangle in the wave (c) of [ii] and the descending impulse in the wave (i). As a result, in the nearest future the market may start falling in the wave (iii) of [iii].
More detailed structure is shown on the H1 chart. Probably, the price has finished the diagonal triangle in the wave c of (ii). On the minor wave level, the pair has completed the zigzag in the wave . It's highly likely that on Tuesday the market may start forming the wave i of (iii).
At the H4 chart, the price continues forming the extension in the wave [iii]. Earlier, after forming the fast bearish impulse in the wave [i], the GBP/USD pair completed the correctional wave [ii]. Consequently, in the nearest future the market may continue falling.
More detailed structure is shown on the H1 chart. It looks like the GBP/USD pair completed the diagonal triangle in the wave (c) of [ii]. Later, the price formed the bearish impulse in the wave (i) and the correction inside the second wave. In the future, the market may start falling in the wave (iii) of [iii].
The USD/JPY pair continues forming the wave [v] in the form of the diagonal triangle. It looks like the fourth wave of this wave has been already completed. As a result, in the nearest future the pair may resume falling in the wave (v) of [v].
As we can see at the H1 chart, the USD/JPY pair has probably finished the wave (iv) in the form of the zigzag. Consequently, in the future the price may fall in the fifth wave as the market has already started forming the bearish impulse a inside it.
Probably, the AUD/USD pair is about to finish the correctional wave (ii) and may soon start falling in the third wave. As a result, the closest target is the minimum of the wave (i).
More detailed structure of the diagonal triangle in the wave c of (ii) is shown on the H1 chart. Considering that the market may have already completed the wave , during the day the price may start a new decline in the wave i of (iii).


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Q: Extending navigator object in JavaScript I want to add my own objects and functions to navigator object of JavaScript.
I want to write something like navigator.AAA.BMethod();, where AAA is my own object and BMethod is the method to call.
Is there any way to do that?

A: I don't see a good reason for doing this, anyway you can do it that way:
navigator.AAA = {
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};