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Gorgeous Recently Renovated Villas, Castles & Haciendas
Restored Italian farmhouses, eclectic Scottish castles, Mexican haciendas brought back to their former glory, refurbished Caribbean villas right on the beach… enjoy the best modern comforts all the while keeping historic or location-specific character by staying at these splendid recently renovated luxury vacation homes.
Hacienda Tacubaya – Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
On the market only since March 1st, years of extensive renovations has converted this four-suite fully staffed hacienda, located near the Celestun Biosphere Reserve, into one of the hottest new offerings in the Yucatan.
Rescued from ruins, the stunning 19th-century property was brilliantly restored by award-winning Mexican architects who have succeeded in maintaining its historic beauty while incorporating modern facilities and design elements. It features four deluxe suites, original nineteenth century hand-painted stencils in the main house and an impressive pool amidst vast gardens.
Tacubaya has a dedicated staff consisting of a concierge, maids, butlers and Maya cooks that will undoubtedly exceed your expectations. The hacienda is situated 45 minutes from the charming city of Merida and next to the exceptional Celestun Biosphere Reserve, a 146,000 acre park famous for its thousands of pink flamingos and home to over 300 other bird species.
Be one of the first to holiday at this enchanting historic hacienda by contacting Catherwood Travels here.
Chateau Royaume – Provence, France
Bring friends and family together this summer at this stunning 18th-century château in one of France's most coveted vacation spots. Completely renovated to the highest standards, the castle is found south of the Alpilles Mountains, a mere 10-minute drive from picture postcard Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, 30 minutes from Avignon and 50 minutes from Marseille Provence Airport.
The estate offers the quintessential provencal lifestyle experience in 15,000 square feet of living areas spread over three levels and with beautiful views of the estate's gardens, vineyards and the countryside beyond. It is decorated with classy contemporary furniture with antique touches like historic paintings, gilded mirrors and crystal chandeliers.
The ground floor includes three dining rooms, a sublime ceremonial hall and a comfortable lounge bar, creating the perfect spaces for a celebrating a special occasion. The common rooms extend to the first floor with a grand VIP lounge, games room, library with billiards and a conference room. Here you'll also find three of the bedrooms, all with queen beds, two with en-suite baths and one with a private living room, terrace and en-suite bathroom.
The second floor is home to the rest of the bedrooms, among which are the master room with king size bed, dressing, separate toilets and bathroom with shower and a bath, a family suite with two bedrooms, dressing, toilets and en-suite bathroom and one bedroom with access for disabled persons. The gym, hammam and cinema room are also on this floor.
Enjoy a treasured holiday in Provence with In Villas Veritas at this link.
High Breeze – Barbados
Nestled along the breathtaking Holders Polo Ridge overlooking the stunning turquoise waters of the West Coast of Barbados, the recently renovated five-bedroom High Breeze is new to the portfolio of our experts at Blue Sky Luxury as well as being relatively new to the rental market.
The renovations were of the highest standards while maintaining the home's traditional Barbadian architecture and classic old world elegance. These included a brand new chef's kitchen, a state-of-the-art gym under the pool with amazing unobstructed coastal views, an office-loft in the living room and a gorgeous dining pavilion located in the tropical garden with views of the coast.
In addition to these improvements, guests will be in awe at the main house's impressive foyer and formal living room with double height ceiling, vaulted beams, beautiful coral stone interiors and a blend of modern and antique Caribbean furnishings. Hours can be spent relaxing on the spacious covered verandah which benefits from cooling breezes and sparkling sea views. Meals can be enjoyed in the elegant dining nook or in the new, more formal pavilion with seating for up to 14. The pool and sun terrace have a privileged, raised position on the ridge providing exceptional views of the coastline below.
The main house has three tastefully decorated en-suite bedrooms with walk in closets, high ceilings and large windows. An addition two en-suite bedrooms are located in the guest cottage which has a private outdoor patio overlooking the verdant gardens and towards the polo field.
High Breeze is idyllically located along a peaceful, private ridge, however, the hustle and bustle of the coastal towns is only a few minute's drive away. Some of Barbados' best known restaurants are also within a 15 minutes drive.
Take in a sunny Barbadian vacation with Blue Sky Luxury here.
Villa F – Venice, Italy
Featuring incredible views over the San Marco basin and Santa Maria della Salute, this exclusive 16th-century villa, has been entirely renovated.
It includes 11 spacious, self-contained suites which have all been individually decorated in stylish furnishings. These have original wall frescoes, Italian and Venetian 'Terrazzo' floors, and modern luxurious amenities like designer pure linen and silk fabrics by Rubelli, Donghia & Jesurum and kitchens with wine cabinets by Brummel.
When not relaxing in their private sitting rooms, guests can stroll the graceful three acres of gardens with a meditation pool or take in the awe-inspiring views of Venice. All rentals include access to the facilities of the nearby Palladio Hotel & Spa and transport to the Bauer Palazzo Hotel and De Pisis Restaurant.
Experience the marvelous world of aristocratic Venice at the refined Villa F at this link.
Paz del Mar Condo – Papagayo Peninsula, Costa Rica
This three suites and three and a half bathroom condo has 2800 sq ft of indoor space and another 750 sq ft of private terraces on Costa Rica's gorgeous Papagayo Peninsula.
Recently completely gutted and rebuilt, the condo features an all new kitchen and new architectural detailing to the interior walls and ceilings. Highlights include the locally sourced and designed artwork and custom wooden pieces made from Costa Rican exotic wood.
With families in mind, the guest suite has a custom designed double bunk bed, with a queen bed on the bottom, twin beds up top. From many vantage points it has fabulous views either of the ocean, out to the Papagayo Marina, over the Four Seasons managed Arnold Palmer course and the lush jungle.
Create a heavenly family getaway to Costa Rica with Papagayo Luxury here.
The Marlborough Lodge – Marlborough, New Zealand
Located in the heart of the famous Marlborough wine region, this refurbished grand country estate is nestled within 16 acres of secluded parklands, providing the ultimate retreat to indulge in New Zealand's gourmet province. With 10 elegant contemporary suites, gourmet local cuisine, beautiful grounds and attentive staff on hand 24 hours a day, luxury is second nature at The Marlborough Lodge.
Opened in late 2016, this former Victorian-style convent, built in 1901, underwent vast renovations to create a refreshing contemporary vibe whilst retaining the home's timeless, welcoming quality. Downstairs, a new commercial kitchen is home to a team of chefs who create delicious breakfasts to give you a great start to the day, appetising canapés prepared in the demonstration kitchen-style to help you wind down at the end next to the outdoor fireplace or in the library, leading on to a divine three-course dinner accompanied by local and international wine.
The lodge is the perfect base for exploring the stunning Marlborough region, the idyllic setting and the secluded haven creates time for you to reflect on as much – or as little – as you desire.
Plan the perfect luxurious gourmet getaway to New Zealand with Touch of Spice here.
St Andrews Mansion – Fife, Scotland
Described as one of the finest contemporary homes in Scotland, this exceptional 15th-century mansion has been impeccably restored with a harmonious balance of modern and antique. Set amidst a vast estate only six miles from St Andrews and one hour from Edinburgh airport, it is an idyllic, fully staffed holiday home for golfers or those seeking a peaceful and elegant escape in Scotland's stunning countryside.
There is accommodation for up to 12 guests in the main house with its six king-size bedrooms with private bathrooms. The Guest Lodge has an additional two king size bedrooms with two bathrooms for up to five guests. The interiors are filled with a range of Dutch master paintings, Japanese and Chinese antiquities and works by contemporary British artists like Grayson Perry and Emily Young.
Guest can enjoy meandering through the estate's extensive woodland, known for its waterfalls and rare native bluebells which pop out in spring. In summer, cast your line in the Eden River, which borders the grounds.
A medieval walled garden can be directly accessed from the house. It provides a fabulous entertaining space and is the ideal spot for relaxing with a cup of tea and a game of croquet. It is also abundant in fresh edibles during the warmer months, including berries, Italian lemons, apples, and vegetables. The estate harvests 350 bottles of special reserve apple juice from its 100-year-old trees, which guests can sample along with homemade berry jams and fresh honeycombs directly from well-kept beehives.
Treat yourself to the best of Scotland with Loyd & Townsend Rose at this link.
Villa Ganesh – Saint Barthélemy
Located right on beautiful Flamands Beach, this newly renovated villa is the perfect Caribbean villa for families where kids can choose from being steps away from the fun pool or the warm waters of the aquamarine sea.
A spacious open floor plan features a well-equipped kitchen and comfortable living and dining areas decorated in a fresh, modern style. The master suite is found on an upper level offering privacy, a king bed, en-suite with a luxurious bathtub and a terrace with a stunning view. The children will have fun camping out in the bunk room that sleeps four, plus there is a third bedroom (with a king bed) across the hall, both with en-suites.
The pool is surrounded by a large deck providing a fabulous outdoor living, dining, and playing space. It was designed to optimize the gorgeous views of the sparkling water and neighboring islands. When not playing in the water, on the beach or in the pool, hours of entertainment can be had on the ping pong table. Due to its central location, a short stroll along the beach leads to a variety of restaurants or enjoy home-cooked meals al fresco on the covered dining portico.
Start planning your perfect family trip to the Caribbean with Saint Barth Properties here.
Rancioli – Tuscany, Italy
In the heart of the picturesque Val d'Orcia, this spacious Tuscan farmhouse has been completely renovated and launched onto the rental market for 2017. Guest can enjoy a perfectly private and idyllic location while savoring the culinary, natural and cultural delights of Tuscany.
Once occupied by two large farming families, the crumbling home was originally restored in 1991. It has just undergone a thorough updating and reconfiguration to meet the tastes and requirements of the modern villa vacation. Today it combines the classic beauty of Tuscan architecture and materials with chic contemporary design brought by its Rome-based, art-gallery owner.
The ground floor features a living/dining room with a dining area for 12+ and a lounge area with working fireplace, a library and a cafe room. There is also a superb cook's kitchen with Carrara counters, where on-site classes can be arranged with the amazing Rossa, the villa's chef and concierge. The six en-suite double bedrooms are spread across the ground and first floors. Their quantity and distribution works well for adult couples who can travel in gorgeous May and September as well as sprawling family groups in the summer.
Its beautiful, relaxed grounds include vast lawns with alfresco dining for eight to 12 under a spreading 'querce' tree with stunning views to Monte Cetona, a dining pergola for six to eight under the grape arbor, other seating areas and an 8 x 17 meter pool.
The villa is a 30-minute walk to San Casciano dei Bagni, a lovely Medieval hilltop village and home to the luxurious Fonteverde Spa. Its location makes it the perfect base for exploring many of the cultural treasures of the region, like Siena, Montepulciano or Monticchiell, all within a 30 to 45 minute drive from the property.
Create your perfect Tuscan holiday with Homebase Abroad at this link.
Villa Melissa – Antiparos, Greece
Located on the exclusive lesser known Greek Island of Antiparos, this sprawling, recently renovated 11-bedroom Mediterranean-style villa offers guests extreme privacy and stunning views of the sea and nearby islands.
Its white-washed silhouette basks in the sun on a 12,000 square-meter elevated seafront plot which creates a fabulously calm setting. Its size and location are enhanced by spectacular views, graceful indoor and outdoor living, a sublime infinity pool area and access to a semi-private beach with a pergola and sunloungers.
The bedrooms, sleeping 18 to 21 guests, are ideally spread out over the complex of buildings and most include en-suite baths as well as private entrances. Four are found in a guest cottage.
The large swimming pool is surrounded by daybeds and a lounge area which includes a bar and external shower. The various buildings are encircled and linked by arched courtyards and lovely terraces with seating areas and a dining area equipped with a barbecue.
Enjoy a gorgeous Greek island getaway with White Key villas here.
Villa Paolo – Lake Como, Italy
This gorgeous historic villa, available through Carpe Diem Luxury Travel, has recently undergone extensive renovations making it the most sought after villa on sophisticated Lake Como.
It has been in the current owner's family of industrialists since the 1900s and has always a private home. As such, the house has a wonderful art collection, furniture, objets d'art and old-world charm, there is even a museum located on the second floor. Twenty guests can be accommodated in 10 bedrooms spread over over three floors.
It sits on seven hectares of land sloping down to the lake. The graceful grounds include a botanical garden with a large collection of exotic plants. There is a simple three bedroom/one bathroom staff-house which can be used. There is one big boat-dock in the garden as well as one smaller one which has a direct access from the house.
Learn more about this exceptional Lake Como property through Carpe Diem Luxury Travel here.
As the cradle of western civilization, many travelers come to Greece with the aim of discovering some of its exceptional cultural heritage. There are a myriad of incredible historic sites and museums to choose from, that said, many of these can be overrun in peak season. The crowds, coupled with the intense summer heat, can make you wish you had stay on the country's equally spectacular beaches. However, there are places where you can experience the best of both worlds by visiting some lesser-known sites (perhaps in the company of an archaeologist?) then retreat to the peace of your private seaside villa. Our experts at White Key Villas and Five Star Greece reveal their favorite places to explore the secrets of the ancient world below.
Sanctuary of Apollo, Despotiko Island. Photo Credit: Greek Ministry of Culture
The Sanctuary of Apollo, Despotiko
Located on the islet of Despotiko, a few minutes' boat ride from the chic Cycladic island of Antiparos, is the site of the recently excavated Sanctuary of Apollo and Artemis, a hidden gem recommended by our local Greece experts. According to Ileana von Hirsch of Five Star Greece, Antiparos is the "insider Greek island where the likes of Tom Hanks and low-key jet-setters kick off their shoes and go barefoot here in the summer." You too can add in some archaeological adventures to your relaxed glamour holiday.
Dating from the 6th century BCE, this sanctuary is the largest archaic cult site in the Cyclades, second only to Delos, which is itself the largest of its kind in the world. Starting in 1997, ongoing excavations have brought to light the remains of what was an important centre of worship. The site has more than 20 buildings, including a Doric temple, as well as hundreds of statues, clay vessels, figurines, ivory buckles, swords, vases— coming from across the Mediterranean.
"This fabulous excursion combines the joys of private boat ride with the unique opportunity to observe excavation and restoration work and meet the archaeologists responsible for the site," explains Elena Fotiadi of White Key Villas. "You will have the rare chance to witness the discovery of ancient artefacts while experiencing a pristine Cycladic island with some great beaches, idyllic, bathed in warm sunlight, and surrounded by the sparkling blue waters of the Aegean Sea."
Where to Stay in Antiparos
Antiparos 13B
Designed by well-known Greek architect Dimitris Rizos, this stunning pair of villas by Five Star Greece lay hidden on a private road at the edge of a sublime south-facing peninsula of Antiparos.
Comfortably accommodating up to 20 people, or alternatively, as two completely separate and private villas, each villa has its own adjoining guest house. Built in 2007, the complex is set within gorgeous gardens conceived by eminent French landscape architect Philippe Niez. Guests can relax under the shady pergolas covering lovely outdoor and entertaining spaces which border a large pool shared by both houses. A short 10-minute walk down a path leads to a small secluded sandy beach.
The villas are perfect for family holidays and large family reunions. Guests can either take both five-bedroom homes together, or the Pool House on its own with exclusive use of the pool.
Enjoy a posh and peaceful holiday in Antiparos with some archaeological adventures with Five Star Greece here.
Villa Melissa
This vast, recently renovated 11-bedroom Mediterranean-style property is undoubtedly among the island's few, very exclusive estates and features extreme privacy and exceptional vistas of the sea and islands, available through White Key Villas.
Its white-washed silhouette sunbathes on an elevated seafront plot of 12,000 square meters, which grants it a supremely calm setting. Its size and location are complemented by breathtaking views, graceful indoor and outdoor living, a fabulous infinity pool area and access to a semi-private beach with a pergola and sunloungers.
The bedrooms, which can accommodate 18 to 21 guests, are ideally spread out over the complex. Most include en-suite baths and private entrances and four are located in an adjacent guest cottage.
The large swimming pool area with daybeds and a lounge also includes a bar and external shower. The buildings are surrounded and linked by arched courtyards and beautiful terraces with various seating and dining areas as well as a barbeque.
Bring your family or friends together for an laidback luxury getaway to Greece with White Key villas at this link.
Antiparos MS
This fresh and chic seven-bedroom waterfront home, available through Five Star Greece, is set in a picturesque location facing northeast across to Paros and the colorful kite-surfers of Pounda club.
It consists of a main house, with the pool stretching in front of it, and two guest homes to the rear. It can sleep up to 12 in its seven bedrooms, making it an excellent fit for a group of friends or two families traveling together. The interiors are decorated in white and with light primary colour accents and the whole property benefits from A/C and mosquito netting at doors and windows. There is a large, comfortable living room with an open plan kitchen beckoning guests to gather around meals.
Lovely Apantima Beach and Beach Club are found at the end of the garden and the sparkling sea is directly in front. There is a path to some steps down to a private sea-entry point. The port is a mere eight minute drive away and other conveniences are within easy reach.
Start designing your relaxing Greek culture and beach escape by reaching out to Five Star Greece here.
Corinth, Peloponnese
White Key Villas offer their guests staying in the Peloponnese and Porto Heli a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at a working excavation with one of the most respected institutions in the field, the Corinth Excavation Tour is a must for archaeology enthusiasts and anyone looking for an extraordinary cultural experience in Greece. Elena Fotiadi tells us more about this unique site and experience:
"Inhabited for over 8000 years, Corinth has played a key role in the region over the course of Greek history. One of the great city-states of antiquity and a major center of silk production during the Byzantine Era, it was coveted by various Crusader States and the Ottoman Empire, who fought over it for over four hundred years. As a result of its tumultuous history, Corinth now boasts impressive archaeological sites that yield exquisite cultural artefacts.
"More than just a tour, this is an extraordinary opportunity to explore the ruins of Ancient Corinth, visit a working excavation, and experience the wonder of archaeology first-hand! In partnership with the American School of Classical Studies of Athens (ASCSA) this is a unique tour offering unprecedented access to the site and the work of this internationally renowned organization: The Corinth Excavation Tour features a number of ASCSA field experts and archaeologists, who will introduce you to the excavation site and to various key concepts and modern techniques of archaeological excavation, giving you unique insight into the science—and art—of archaeology."
Participation in these excavations tours is available only during specific periods throughout the year and should be prearranged through White Key Villas. Contact them here for further information.
Where to Stay near Corinth
Villa Yria
Your majestic experience discovering Greece's ancient ruins can be accentuated by staying this splendid villa which appears to have been washed up ashore like a hero in a Greek legend. Bordering quaint coastal fishing villages, you'll enter another dimension arriving at this spacious beachfront estate.
The large 4.5-acre property, available through White Key Villas, includes a main building, a chic aristocratic house from the sixties and three newly built, stylish and fully independent suites. The villa's pool extends between the front patio and the beach, acting as a natural extension of the sea. Its charming Mediterranean garden further highlights the scenery and provides the estate with privacy, shade and wonderful summery aromas.
This villa has a postmodern glamour with the combination of the stylish retro decor of the main building and the contemporary aesthetics of the newly added suites. Floor-to-ceiling windows cast gorgeous natural lighting on its carefully selected furniture, paintings and objets d'art. There is a graceful flow between the interior and exterior living spaces, with the pool area in the front, presided over by an impressive gazebo.
Enjoy the pleasures of privacy, direct access to a sandy beach, an amazing pool and a magical garden at the Villa Yria by contacting White Key villas at this link.
Escaping to a gorgeous holiday paradise is the ultimate way to recharge and switch off from the stresses of work and life. If you really need a break to focus on your wellbeing, to practise yoga and to detox with healthy meals, then a perfectly private villa in a stunning natural setting might be just what the doctor ordered. Wake up to the sound of lapping waves and the call of tropical birds, a fresh juice awaits you after your yoga practice on these exceptional terraces with incredible views. Afterwards, continue to be tempted by the other villas in Part I of our best yoga terraces here.
Residence on the Rocks – Mahé, The Seychelles
Imagine doing your daily yoga facing one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole world. This coupled with serene surroundings and laidback elegance makes the Residence on the Rocks in the Seychelles, an amazing private yoga getaway destination.
Built in 2008, the Residence on the Rocks sits on a high ridge on the estate of the Banyan Tree Resort in the very south of Mahé, the main island of the Seychelles. Discretely nestled in virgin, indigenous forest, the beautiful four-bedroom villa has views on Intendance Beach, voted one of the best beaches in the world, as well as lovely Taka Maka Beach.
Designed in a colonial, Creole style and decorated with antiques and artwork personally collected by the villa's owners, it features a large lounge, a sitting area and dining room which is next to a fully equipped kitchen. With two of the bedrooms in the main building and the others in two separate guest houses (and reached via a forest path), it's ideal for a group of friends who would like to spend quality time together while having their own privacy.
A highlight of the villa is the numerous covered verandas, sunny poolside terraces and charming pavilion – all with exquisite views of the forest or sea and suitable, tranquil places to practice yoga depending on your mood and the time of day. Guests can enjoy all the benefits of the Banyan Tree Resort including having one of its yoga instructors give private lessons right at the Residence.
Enjoy the beach, forest and supreme peacefulness on a yoga inspired retreat in the spectacular Seychelles at the Residence on the Rocks at this link.
Villa Monalisa – Campania, Italy
The vast seven-bedroom Villa Monalisa lies in a very private position surrounded by nature; immersed in a maritime pine wood setting, steps from the Mediterranean sea. Available through Villas and Apartments Abroad, the estate lies in a protected area, part of the Cilento National Park in the southern Italian region of Campania. The terraces surrounding the villa are filled with scented jasmine, honeysuckle, and bougainvillea, the perfect surroundings for meditative yoga.
The charming living room with wooden ceilings and parquet floors; furnished with sofas, coaches, fireplace with a well-stocked library opens onto the master bedroom, kept in blue and white colors, which opens onto the terrace, inviting you out for stretching even from the earliest hours.
Afterwards, take a dip in the swimming pool (10 mt x 5 mt), located a short walk from the villa, sheltered by a Roman ruin. Then spend some time lounging on one of the sunbeds found in the pool area or on the private sunbathing wooden deck overlooking the sea and the Licosa island lying just in front of the coast. If you would like to remain closer to the house, there are long comfortable cushioned inbuilt benches all along the front of it and a separate palm covered outdoor lounge area with sofas and couches with spectacular views overlooking the sea.
Fresh vegetable and fruits from the organic garden as well as delicious olive oil right from the property are used to whip up healthy meals. Guests can also stay fit by biking and hiking through the forest, towards the private island and lighthouse, along the seashore, or into the low hills to San Marco.
Enjoy a peaceful and healthy vacation in southern Italy with Villas and Apartments Abroad here.
The Dream – Barbados
Situated in the exclusive neighbourhood of 'The Garden' on Barbados' platinum West Coast, this gorgeous five-bedroom beachfront villa, by Blue Sky Luxury, combines ultra modern design with Caribbean chic, providing a divine setting for magical yoga sessions by the sea.
The beautifully furnished interiors accentuate the modern architecture and focus on clean lines, neutral tones and tropical indulgence. The main floor houses three of the five en suite air-conditioned bedrooms. The plush first floor master suite opens onto a private balcony and gorgeous vistas of the sea and the relaxed covered terrace.
Designed to encourage outdoor living, The Dream has various open plan living spaces and covered terraces, a spacious sundeck around the sleek infinity edge swimming pool overlooking the turquoise Caribbean Sea and a comfortable outdoor lounge area, all surrounded by landscaped gardens, tropical fauna and a spectacular ocean view – deciding where to lay down your yoga mat will be difficult!
The Blue Sky Luxury team can arrange some exceptional teachers to come to the villa. They offer a variety of practices from the beginner to the very advanced and some are so popular that they travel annually to work with their top overseas clients when they are not vacationing in Barbados. There are also a number of yoga workshops hosted throughout the year by well known International practitioners, Blue Sky Luxury can advise you about these and help you plan your trip accordingly.
The Dream is ideal for sunset yoga overlooking the ocean or even yoga under the moonlight. To change up your routine, you could try paddleboard yoga, a fun new experience which tests balance and engages the core. This can be practised in the sea right in front of the villa. After a strenuous yoga session, treat yourself to a range of in-villa spa services that Blue Sky Luxury can organize.
The villa is set at the end of a private drive, offering complete privacy, while remaining within reach of the West Coast's many five star restaurants, luxury boutiques, trendy bars and nightclubs and world class golf courses and other activities.
The Blue Sky Luxury team is ready to help you design your dream yoga retreat at the Dream Villa. Contact them here.
Marchons Sur l'Eau – St-Tropez, France
You'll reach yoga nirvana on the phenomenal terrace of the aptly named "Walk on Water" villa, offering endless views of the sparkling French Mediterranean.
The newly built contemporary villa, available through Villas Prestige et Services, is perched on an entirely hidden location above the picturesque port of Ramatuelle. Outdoor living revolves around the sublime infinity pool, surrounded by two levels of terrace and a barbecue area. The spacious open living continues indoors with a comfortable living room and kitchen area, decorated with colorful modern furniture and artwork inspired by Miro.
Guests can keep a zen state of mind hiking the cliffs around the villa while soaking up the exquisite views. Alternatively, those looking to stay fit can descend to the "Cap Taillat" beach and club to take in some tennis and a variety of watersports from standup paddleboard to kayaking. A quiet amble can be made in the village around its charming shops and cafes or those seeking some buzz need only take a short drive to nearby St-Tropez.
Learn more about this superb Cote d'Azur villa through Villas Prestiges et Services at this link.
Amara Ocean Resort – Ngapali, Myanmar
Located on a three-kilometer stretch of powder white sand south of Ngapali, the Amara Ocean Resort provides a tranquil and luxurious retreat for Yogis seeking to practise in a perfectly peaceful and laidback beach setting in untouristy Myanmar.
The boutique resort has 26 rustic chic teak bungalows which are nestled in a palm grove and face the beautiful beach. Get your day started with an hour of yoga in one of the resort open-air bungalows that have an unobstructed view of the sea and direct access to the beach, however, which are partially hidden behind mangrove trees. Since the resort faces west, these pavilions also beckon sunset yoga.
The friendly staff, healthy local cuisine and the rich cultural heritage create the ideal environment for escaping the world and focusing on your well being. You can also pamper yourself at the resort's newly opened outdoor spa.
Enjoy a wonderfully secluded yoga beach retreat with Amara Ocean Resort.
Quinta Quebrada – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
Quinta Quebrada is undoubtedly the most extraordinary house one of Mexico's most beautiful hilltop cities, San Miguel de Allende. The one of a kind house is like a living museum, while at the same time, an overwhelming sense of well-being reigns. Pamela H. Murdock, who represents the house, tells us more about it and why it would be perfect for a private yoga and wellness retreat:
"Owned by the same lady since 1959, every design decision she made when she began the expansion of the original house was based on authenticity and history of this fascinating area. Hours of painstaking research and working with local artisans resulted in her deep understanding of the importance of the spirituality in every aspect of design.
"This imposing and yet charming 16th century casa has 13,864 sq. ft. of living space on three floors and beautifully landscaped grounds covering almost one acre. Throughout the property and on every floor are many lovely terraces and a big lawn, which is fun, so one can do yoga in different settings depending on one's mood.
"There is also a wonderful masseuse/healer who will come to the house or for those feeling especially spiritual, there's another masseur/healer who just happens to be a shaman as well, named Gray Wolf. In addition, there are several very good spas in town and outside including the very funky Hotel Hacienda Taboada, the home of "Aqua Magica". Plus, just outside the property is El Santuario de Atotonilco, one of the most important 18th c. churches in Mexico and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with outstanding frescoes and wooden sculptures."
With 11 bedrooms, Quinta Quebrada is the perfect house for a yoga retreat for a group of friends. Reach out to Pamela here to design your ideal holiday focusing on your mind at body at magical Quinta Quebrada.
Virunga Lodge – Rwanda
Set on a lush hilltop in an exceptional location, the award-winning Virunga Lodge by Volcanoes Safaris offers panoramic views of the Virunga volcanoes and the dazzling twin lakes, Ruhondo and Bulera. This is the premier luxury destination for Rwandan wildlife safaris to spot the endangered mountain gorillas.
Virunga lodge has been described as having 'the best view in the world' and as 'one of the finest lodges in Africa'. The organic, 'bush-chic' design reflects local building traditions while offering luxurious comforts.
Every banda has an amazing outdoor space, overlooking either the twin lakes, Burera and Ruhondo or the three Volcanoes (Sabyinyo, Muhabura, Gahinga), where guests can do yoga facing breathtaking vistas. Volcanoes Safaris can also arrange a wide range of outdoor activities and gorilla safaris to carry on the peacefulness of your holiday and provide you with an unparalleled natural experience in the stunning forests and mountains of the area.
Discover Volcanoes Safaris unique approach to tourism and sustainability by vacationing with them.
Villa Selina – Serifos, Greece
Recharge with the rejuvenating energy of the Aegean Sea at this gorgeous five-bedroom villa, available through White Key Villas, set on a secluded estate dotted with fruit trees and vineyards overlooking the sandy bay of Kalo Ampeli.
Boasting a wide array of outdoor spaces, Yogis will have the choice between beside the pool, on the upper terrace with incredible sea views, under the vine-laden dining area or inside in the vast, cool yoga-fitness area.
The design and decor are a modern take on classical Cycladic ambiance with white walls, wooden furniture and vintage wooden floors. Guests can come together in various inviting living spaces while having the privacy of spaced out bedrooms consisting of a master suite, independent double bedroom, two-room family suite and a romantic guest house. The bedrooms are fresh and airy, with pastel tones and plenty of natural light.
The location is very hidden yet only a 10-minute drive to the port and nearest shopping area. Plus, the beach is short walk away. This is an excellent retreat for a group of friends with their children or a large family.
Learn more about this stunning villa by reaching out to White Key Villas here.
Sawtooth House – Queenstown, New Zealand
Envelop yourself in the beauty of Queenstown on a blissful yoga holiday at the sleek Sawtooth House by Majordomo. The uniquely designed five-bedroom villa sits over the beautiful Shotover River and has awe-inspiring views of the valley and the mountains behind.
This one of a kind villa blends modern design with a warm welcoming feel while also having a large outdoor space for entertaining. This is complemented by the owner's impressive contemporary art collection. Ideal for girls' retreats or family trips, it sleeps ten in one extravagant king en-suite and four plush king single bunk rooms. MajorDomo can arrange an in-house yoga instructor or masseuse for the perfect relaxation outside on the terrace overlooking the river.
At just 10 minutes from central Queenstown it's also a great base for exploring the area, abundant in outdoor adventurous pursuits. At the end of the day enjoy pre-dinner cocktails as you look out over the Shotover River or watch the sun set behind the mountains as you sit poolside with a glass of Central Otago Pinot.
Start planning your Queenstown yoga getaway with MajorDomo at this link.
Treville Villa – Amalfi Coast, Italy
The sprawling, opulent 15-bedroom Treville, available through Homebase Abroad, is a private paradise offering a complete escape from the pressures of the outside world. The 2,500 square meters of indoor living space and two hectares of grounds are extensive enough to enable you and your guests unending vistas for relaxation and yoga practice.
Covering an entire hillside in Positano, it's widely considered to be the most famous private estate on the Amalfi Coast, thanks to Italian designer, director and producer Franco Zeffirelli who welcomed illustrious guests like Liz Taylor, Leonard Bernstein and Elton John to his phenomenal abode on this exceptionally stunning stretch of the Amalfi coastline. A recent upgrade by new owners and a team of designers, has unveiled an unparalleled experience of Italian style, service and amenities in a captivating setting.
Its 15 expansive suites are spread among four villas and all feature enchanting view of sea, sky, coast and/or garden, plus most have private outdoor space and two have private pools. Over the estates nine levels are refined terraces, connected to impeccably kept manicured gardens and meandering pathways, offering a wide selection of venues for practicing yoga. You can surrounded yourself by 70-year-old tropical trees, fragrant jasmine or cascading wisteria vines and bougainvillea or breathe in the fresh sea air and absorb the exquisite views of the shimmering sea.
The villa's private chef can match your healthy holiday with delicious meals using the estate's home-grown succulent tomatoes, lush vegetables and aromatic herbs.
Pamper yourself in this Amalfitan paradise by contacting Homebase Abroad here.
There's nothing like taking in the peacefulness of the mist over the mountains of Myanmar and Uganda, the quiet of the graceful plains of Kenya and New Zealand or the lapping of the waves on some of the world's most stunning beaches. These are precious moments for travelers looking to escape the masses found at many popular destinations. If you would like to retreat from the buzz of your world, these exquisite luxury escapes are for you.
Residence on the Rocks – Seychelles
The beautiful Residence on the Rocks is a private estate on the property of the Banyan Tree Resort, situated in the very south of Mahe on the main island of the Seychelles. This part of Mahe still has some virgin areas of indigenous forest and the Residence, is surrounded by this lush greenery and situated on a high ridge, offering absolute and total privacy facing one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
The luxurious four-bedroom complex has a refined yet relaxed colonial, Creole style. This elegance is evoked in a collection of antiques and art objects from around the world collected by the villa's owners. Two bedrooms are found in two separate guest houses, giving great privacy and making it a good fit for multi-generational families or groups of friends. One of the guest cottages has a separate access path through the gardens that allows a party to come and go without having to interact with the guests in the main house.
There are several large covered verandas where guests meet and relax. The gorgeous infinity pool is a favorite and the nearby plunge pool with some water jet action is generally enjoyed by the children. The Banyan Tree resort hosts one of their famous spas and massage experts are available at the spa or are willing to come to the Residence when booked in advance.
Guests of the Residence can make use of all the resort's facilities, including a range of restaurants including a Thai and a Creole restaurant. In addition, the caretakers are pleased to take guests food shopping to local markets for acquire fresh fruit, vegetables and a range of seafood items. They can also assist with casual meals at the Residence.
The surrounding area has many lovely beaches, local Creole restaurants and other facilities in the South of Mahe or sailing, fishing or boating excursions to outer islands of the Seychelles can be arranged. Superb snorkeling and diving can be enjoyed on many of the beaches and occasionally killer whales and dolphins can be seen from The Residence's pool deck.
The owners of Residence on the Rocks work closely with guests to plan the perfect trip to this unique, secluded part of the Seychelles, they can be reached here.
Amara Mountain Resort – Myanmar
Lost in the mountains of Myanmar, the former British guest house Amara Mountain Resort is the ideal setting for getting away from the world. Located near Kalaw at an altitude of 1250 meters, some guest start switching off by arriving via a two-day hike from Lake Inle, though fear not, it can also accessed by bus, car or train or plane into Heho airport, a 45-minute drive away.
Built in 1909, the lodge has been restored and converted into a luxury hotel with a sophisticated colonial ambiance. The various lounges and separate dining room are decorated lovely turn-of-the-century antiques. With just ten rooms, each with an open fireplace, it is a comfortable and tranquil oasis.
You will absorb the peace and privacy while meandering the graceful English gardens, relaxing in the sauna or admiring the spectacular views from the terrace of the Kalaw and Shan Mountains.
Guests can partake in trekking through the Kalaw National Park, teeing off at the nearby 9-hole golf course, touring the colorful Kalaw market or the traditional villages of the Palaung, Danu and Pao people, where you can learn about the local customs and cultures.
Meals at the resort are all healthy, with a variety of traditional Myanmar and Western dishes made with organic fruit and vegetables from the estate's garden.
Revel in the tranquility of Myanmar by staying with Amara Mountain Resort.
Villa Sirine – Oualidia, Morocco
This stunning villa by Kensington Luxury Properties is in an elevated position above a winding tidal estuary, with panoramic views towards the sea and pastoral farmland. Designed to blend with the landscape, it sits in 2.5 hectares of grounds with lawns, a swimming pool, an extensive kitchen garden, an olive grove and natural farmland.
The villa is a wonderfully peaceful and relaxing place to bask in Oualidia's ethereal light and space, whilst the sea breezes keep the temperature bearable even on the hottest days (there is air conditioning in the summer and heating in the winter). With no neighbors for miles, all you'll hear is the wind in the trees, birdsong by day, the frog chorus at night and the occasional hee-haw of a donkey. Its friendly, welcoming staff are there to take care of your every need, so all you have to do is relax, unwind and enjoy the view.
Built into the side of a gentle slope, the house is on two levels. On the ground floor, built around a large courtyard lush with palm, olive and orange trees, there are 4 double bedrooms all with en suite bathrooms, a TV room, a large sitting room, a dining room and a kitchen. Two fold-out single beds are available on request. A large roof terrace with extraordinary 360 degree views is reached via a staircase from the inner courtyard.
The sitting room opens onto an 80 ft veranda (25 m) with a wonderful view over the estuary to the sea, and plenty of comfortable seating from which to enjoy it. Try sitting here and watching the sun set over the Atlantic whilst sipping a delicately chilled Moroccan wine accompanied by olives from our own trees, flavoured with fresh rosemary from our herb garden. Bliss.
The dining room leads out onto a charming pergola with a large, green mosaic-tiled communal table and cushioned seating, wonderful for outdoor meals. Under the veranda on the lower level are two further double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and a ping pong room. All the rooms on this level overlook the estuary, fragrant eucalyptus trees and the swimming pool beyond.
The bedrooms are all spacious, with double beds, attractive rugs and original artworks. All beds have electric blankets in case evenings are chilly. All bathrooms have two sinks and a shower.
As water is very scarce in Morocco there are no bathtubs at Lagoon Lodge. Water comes from our own well, and we're sure you'll understand how valuable this resource is. We run an eco-friendly lodge. We heat all the water in the house using solar panels and recycle all our grey water through various filtration tanks. It is then used to water the garden.
Surround yourself in the beauty, tranquility, and luxury of Morocco with Kensington Luxury Properties.
Mahu Whenua – New Zealand
As a Mahu Whenua guest you will enjoy a full hosted, exclusive experience in total privacy on over 55,000 hectares (550sq km or 200sq miles) of majestic beauty – towering mountains, lush green valleys, native bush, forests and meandering rivers. In fact, this land is so private it was completely closed off until now, except for an annual endurance event that runs through this iconic piece of New Zealand landscape.
Located in New Zealand's South Island just 20 minutes' drive from central Wanaka, or a 15-minute helicopter flight from Queenstown airport, the Ridgeline Homestead & Eco Sanctuary at Mahu Whenua, available through MajorDomo, is easily accessible while giving you the feeling of seclusion and privacy on what is virtually your own private national park.
Mahu Whenua consists of four adjoining high country sheep stations – Motatapu, Mt Soho, Glencoe and Coronet Peak – which combined, stretch from Glendhu Bay in Wanaka all the way through to Arrowtown in Queenstown.
More than 90% of the land has been protected by covenants to ensure that sustainable farming practices and a plant regeneration and native bird breeding programme continue in perpetuity, making it the largest conservation undertaking on private land in New Zealand's history.
You can discover more about this unique property here and can start planning your supremely secluded getaway with Majordomo at this link.
Ranawara – Sri Lanka
Hidden behind the palms on a practically uninhabited stretch of coastline of southern Sri Lanka, Ranawara is exquisitely private. The stylish villa sits on 23 acres of tropical gardens next to a small coastal fishing village, 15 kilometres south of city of Tangalle.
The main villa extends over 46,000 sq.ft. of open plan living and five suites within. Two single-suite cottages are located on the grounds. The air-conditioned bedrooms have four-poster king size beds, Indonesian rugs and spacious en-suite bathrooms. The property also has a library, TV room, bar area, open plan kitchen and dining room, al-fresco dining pavilion, a spa and a 100 ft long swimming pool. The professional and discrete resident staff take care of all the needs of guests during their stay.
Your peaceful days can be spent relaxing by the pool, walking or lounging on the virtually abandoned beach or ambling through the estate's gardens amidst the hundreds of coconut trees and tropical fruit trees including dragon fruit, green oranges, papaya, bananas, mango and wood apple.
If you choose to leave the haven of the villa, various excursions can be organized to nearby villages, turtles sanctuaries, the UNESCO World Heritage Galle Fort or boating excursions to go whale and dolphin watching.
Enjoy the secret beach paradise at Ranawara by contacting them here.
Villa Ixfalia – Saint Barthlémey
The location of the Villa Ixfalia provides the "best of both worlds" as it combines extreme privacy with proximity to St. Jean Village's vibrant scene of restaurants and shops as well as one of the island's most popular beaches. Plus, the four bedroom villa, available through Saint Barth Properties, has stellar panoramic views of the sea and the surrounding lush green hills.
The open plan interior of the contemporary villa includes a living room, dining area and a sleek well-equipped kitchen that opens to a covered terrace, perfect for relaxing on the comfortable furnishings or savoring a delicious meal alfresco. The lovely beachy-rustic décor blends crisp whites with warm wood and accent pieces. The stunning vista can be enjoyed from almost every vantage point. All the four equally sized en-suite bedrooms have king beds (one has a king/twin option) and glass sliding doors to showcase the phenomenal ocean views.
An L-shaped heated infinity pool surrounded by plush day beds is the focal point of a vast deck. There is also an intimate lower deck for a quiet moment away from your group. Guests can workout in the air-conditioned mini-gym located in a separate bungalow and a challenge each other to a game or two on the bocce court.
Enjoy a quiet oasis with the benefits bustling St Jean by contacting Saint Barth Properties at this link.
Cottar's Bush Villa – Kenya
For those that want absolute privacy in the Maasai Mara, combined with dedicated and discrete staff, award-winning guides, and an abundance of wildlife, Cottar's Bush Villa offers the only real private luxury home in the Maasai Mara.
Cottar's Bush Villa has a breathtaking view onto the savannah plains that carry the great annual wildebeest migration, and is set amidst a backdrop of the Olderikesi Hills. Guests can enjoy privately guided game drives, night game drives, bush walks, swimming in the Villas exclusive 25m pool to name but a few activities. Cottar's Bush Villa is rented only on an exclusive basis, so privacy is guaranteed.
For the discerning client, Cottar's Bush Villa offers complete privacy and is perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in nature.
The Villa has its own 6,000 acre private conservancy and is situated one kilometre from the Masai Mara game reserve. This location provides easy access for day and night game drives to the Masai Mara game reserve and the conservancy, meaning you will rarely come across other vehicles. It's the Masai Mara minus the crowds!
Envelop yourself in the calm and spectacular nature of the Masai Mara at Cottar's Bush Villa by reaching out to them at this link. You can discover more about their excellent community engagement work here.
L'Ilot Villa – Mauritius
Have your own private island getaway in Mauritius at the exquisite L'Ilot Villa by Villanovo. Located on a rock platform of 3100 m² approximately 100 m from the coastline in the lagoon of Roches Noires, the rustic chic villa offers complete privacy and comfort.
Accessed via a bridged causeway, the 300 m² villa is on a sand bed and surrounded by filaos trees. It faces northwest, offering its lovely breezes, spectacular sunsets and awe-inspiring views of the turquoise lagoon, seen from any room of the house.
The villa sleeps six adults and two children in four bedrooms. The building and its interiors blend contemporary style with natural building materials such as stone, white or weathered wood, raw concrete along with natural fabrics, linen, comfortable and adaptable furniture.
The large open veranda with a view of the lagoon brings guests together, there is also a dining table under the trees and a 35m² deck overlooking the aquamarine sea, the perfect place for your evening sundowners or lunch with a view lunch with a view. An outdoor shower allows guests to cool down after swimming and a standby generator to start automatically ensures a continuous supply of electricity.
Savor the tranquility and superb sunsets at L'Ilot with Villanovo by reaching out to them here.
Gahinga Lodge – Uganda
Located in the foothills of the majestic Virunga Volcanoes and bordering a lush and beautiful forest, Gahinga Lodge is the perfect place to unwind and experience a real away-from-the-crowds stay.
This exclusive Uganda adventure lodge, by Volcanoes Safaris, was built using local techniques, material, and design features. The main building has a rustic and inviting living room with a central fire, the ideal setting for relaxing after a long day exploring the surrounding forests. Guests can also spend some quiet time on the terrace and spacious sunroom adjoining the living area.
There six private, traditional bandas which have been renovated to offer unrivaled luxury in the region. Each one has a fireplace and an en-suite bathroom with showers and flush toilets. The bandas are accessed by traversing the lodge's large, lush gardens.
Gahinga Lodge works very closely with the local Batwa Tribe. One of Africa's oldest tribes, interactive tours through the community, dance performances and other cultural connections with the Batwa can be arranged as well as a range of other activities like Rwanda gorilla safaris.
Learn more about the history and mission of Volcanoes Safaris or contact them to enquire about booking.
Villa Nektaria – Greece
With its ideal position at the tip of a peninsula in Amvrakikos bay, where three rivers merge into the Ionian Sea, the Villa Nektaria by White Key Villas is the ultimate luxury hideaway. The best of the mainland and the best of the sea unite at this unique villa which is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and families,
Well situated off the picturesque town of Vonitsa, home to a historic Venetian castle perched above one of Greece's hidden gems, amazing Amvrakikos bay with its lagoons, reeds and endemic wildlife. The villa boasts its very own grove in addition to a citrus orchard and a small pond. Guests can enjoy these lovely grounds on long strolls and they provide children with hours of hide and seek or treasure hunts. The property's in complete isolation allowing guests to enjoy moments of tranquility by the water on one of its three private or in the the large swimming pool.
The estate consists of a main eight-bedroom residence decorated in a classic yet homely feel and a newly-built guest house that has two additional rooms. The main residence has a well-equipped professional kitchen, where your professional chef and host serve delicious meals made with produce from the estate's vegetable garden and fresh eggs right out of the chicken coup.
Have a well-rounded and tranquil experience of Greece with White Key Villas here.
Schloss Kogl – Austria
With some of the most beautiful forests and mountains of Europe, Austria is an ideal place to retreat to nature. You can have an elegant escape at Schloss Kogl, an exceptional baroque castle in the heart of the the Salzkammergut lake district.
This gorgeous region, north of charming Salzburg was formerly the posh playground of Austria's aristocracy, including the Emperor and the country's intellectual and artistic elite. The area boasts pristine lakes, pre-alpine mountains covered in forests, quaint villages and elegant lakeside villas.
Built in 1750, Schloss Kogl has been in the family of the Barons of Mayr-Melnhof since 1872 (more on its history in this article). Extensive renovations where undertaken in the early 2000s to carefully restore the castle to its previous splendor. It is decorated and furnished in a refined fin-du-siècle style. In winter guests enjoy reading by the fireplace in the library and in summer the pool in the garden is a favorite gathering point. Anytime of year you can explore the bucolic grounds or test out their historic bowling lane. The grounds are also idyllic and are encircled by Austria's largest privately owned forest, owned by the Mayr-Melnhofs.
It's an excellent base for discovering the many natural and cultural sites of the area from boat trips around the lake to trekking in the national parks.
Experience the elegance of Austria's heritage in the tranquil setting Schloss Kogl here.
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what I abhor about buying luxury bags online is the spread of fake bags all around the internet. As shopping sites online can give us the priveledge to purchase on the things that we need in a jiffy, so are the not-so-original that keeps on sprawling like a deadly germs. Is it because of the sky-high priced bags being seen on their stores? Or is it because the more less-priced original ones are being sold overseas?
I'm not really used to buy designer bags on the internet, for the fear of getting a ripoff bag is still there. Good thing that my friend got to buy the Le Pliage bag from Longchamp on Metrodeal and I got a chance to take a closer look at the said bag that she purchased on the website despite my warning plea.
I never thought that the bag that she purchased from Metrodeal is not the exact same copy, but a real thing! As I inspect the bag that she got, all the original markings are there, including the hidden ones that are not visible to the naked eye. I even asked my friends to have it inspect to see if it's really the real Le Pliage bag that is beign sold at an pricey price on their flagship stores. I know it's crazy, but I'm still in dilemma.
This made me realized that all of the metrodeal reviews that I've checked online is true indeed, and just like in other daily deal sites that I have seen online, this one is all legit, from its food ventures to vacation destinations to crazy leisures and more, I can't help but to be amazed on what MetroDeal has to give to all. I'll surely buy my bag on their site soon!


What Causes An Outlook PST Error?
It is possible to find a PST file corrupted for a number of reasons, including intrusion of a virus via the host server, improper system shutdown, or accidental deletion of data. When there is a corrupted Outlook file, the user's mailbox can be rendered inaccessible. If this occurs, there are various error messages that may be displayed, one being simply: "Outlook.pst inaccessible." Alternatively, the message could read: "File Pathfilename.pst could not be accessed, data error, cyclic redundancy check." An Outlook recovery tool will be required to recover the files.
Another possible message might be "abc.pst has reached maximum size limit." This will be because earlier versions of Outlook restricted the maximum file size to 2GB, so that files from these versions could become corrupt as soon as this limit is exceeded. To deal with this, it should be possible to access the repair tool scanpst.exe via the Search function in the Start menu, and use this to repair the files.
A very common Outlook PST error message is ".PST is not compatible with this version of the Personal Folders," which occurs when a user tries to import a PST file from an earlier version which supported the ANSI format, into a later version which supports Unicode. If the corrupted Outlook file supports ANSI, you can create a new ANSI format in the later version of Outlook, and use the import/export wizard to move the information from the PST file corrupted to the new file.
In Outlook 2003 or 2007, a message that may appear when you try to start the program is "The file drive: filename.pst could not be found," meaning you are unable to get access to your existing PST files. This might be a sign of a corrupted Outlook file, or it could be because the server is temporarily unavailable. If corruption is the cause, you should be able to use scanpst.exe, or if this does not solve the problem, a PST recovery software program.
Other common error codes or messages include: "PST file has become corrupt or locked," "Outlook cannot find your PST file," "An unknown error has occurred," "Ol97 Error opening a shortcut to an item in a PST," or "XCLN Error Msg. Opening PST: The folder could not be opened." By the time you receive one of these messages you could find your PST file corrupted already, so you need to run a scan straight away. If possible you should repair your files without delay, using a reputable repair software program.
With so much vital data stored in PST files, it can be very frightening to encounter an Outlook PST error. Never ignore an error message, as this could cause you to lose your data permanently. Always ensure your e-mail files are backed up at all times, and check that you know where to find Outlook repair software necessary to deal with these problems.


Barbara Wheeler was born in London in 1764, the fourth child and first daughter of William Wheeler who, although brought up as a gentleman, did not possess 'a fortune fully adequate to his taste and refinement' and found himself pushed by the needs of a growing family to take up business and become a wine merchant.
Her parents conformed strictly to the established Church but also to the demands of genteel society. As Barbara apologetically notes in her memoir, 'it was thought proper for us to learn music and dancing, and games at cards, and we were introduced to plays also, and trained for the ballroom and card tables.' She worshipped her father, tried to excel in everything for his sake, and would do anything to win his approval. To please him she attended a dancing school but later felt that the unthinking and trivial company she encountered there was a very bad influence on her, especially when she found herself lying to her father about where she had been and what she had been doing.
In 1778, when Barbara was fourteen, her father became ill and was looked after by the Quaker doctor John Fothergill who made a great impression on both him and his daughter. Barbara describes how the doctor's 'gentle, though firm demeanour calmed sorrow into silence. His penetrating eye and abstracted thought always inspired confidence in his judgement, though there might appear not the least prospect of success'. In the end the doctor could not save his patient and her father's death was a very great blow to Barbara. She tried to be a support to her mother, but carrying on the business proved to be a worry, as William, the eldest son, who should have been in charge of it, was only interested in following his own pleasures – wine, women and gambling.
After six years of struggling to carry on the business, Barbara's mother also died. The business was disposed of and the family dispersed, the three sons to foreign parts, one daughter to school and Barbara to live with her guardian, a clergyman cousin living in Yorkshire. It was here that she met her future husband while visiting relations in Handsworth Woodhouse, just outside Sheffield. Barbara's description of their meeting is reminiscent of a Jane Austen novel.
William Hoyland soon returned the visit in a more formal manner and began to improve his acquaintance with Barbara, to the point where marriage was proposed. Barbara's relatives had several objections to the match, of which their difference in religion was only one. William was also about fifteen years older than her, of a serious temperament and suffered from poor health which might mean that Barbara would be more of a nurse than a wife. Barbara wavered, but 'affectionate attachment' and the renewed attentions of a former suitor made up her mind and the couple were married by Barbara's cousin in 1787. This marriage before a priest led inevitably to William's disownment from the Society of Friends which meant that he could no longer attend meetings for business.
St Mary's parish church, Handsworth Woodhouse.
After three years, during which 'life seemed to flow in an easy channel' William had to go to Sheffield for a week on business and suggested that Barbara accompany him. She had lost two children and was expecting a third so that her visiting would be confined to William's relations, whose 'plain' Quaker lifestyle she found rather intimidating. However, rather than stay at home alone, she chose to go with him.
When Sunday came she says, 'I felt a little uncomfortable in the morning, not knowing how I should get to church, but upon considering the matter, as I had often had a curiosity to sit in a meeting of friends, I thought if any of the family should invite me to go with them, I would do so.' This happened and she accepted but her husband appeared uneasy and, making no comment, immediately rode off back to the meeting in Woodhouse so that Barbara went to Sheffield meeting without him.
Barbara and her husband did not speak at all of what had happened although she felt that she had his sympathy. About two years later, in 1792, she applied for membership of the Society, again without discussing it with William. However, she says 'he was told by some Friend that the application had been made, and the next time we met, he appeared very thoughtful, and I was ready to suspect the matter had been disclosed and that it was not agreeable to him. But on questioning him on the subject he very feelingly said, "No, my dear, I am glad that what I have lost thou art about I hope to gain."'.
Gracechurch St Meeting House, London in 1770. Sheffield meeting house would have been similarly arranged.
They went on their separate ways and on being accepted into membership Barbara took up her duties as a Quaker. She says, 'The first Monthly Meeting I sat happened to be at Sheffield; and I was not a little surprised to find that my dear W.H. meant to attend the previous meeting for worship. I felt a good deal for him as it was the first he had attended at Sheffield since we had been married, and I looked earnestly about, when assembled, but could not perceive him. In about an hour after the commencement of the meeting, every interesting feeling was awakened by the sound of his voice, and seeing him stand up near the centre of the meeting and acknowledging "he had wandered from the principles in which he had been educated, and the justice of the dealings of Friends towards him", concluding with a request to be reinstated.' William was eventually readmitted and in this way was able to repent of his failings without regretting his marriage. He was extremely scrupulous in never blaming Barbara for his misfortune or indeed ever discussing the principles of Quakerism with her, but stood back while she came to convincement in her own way at her own pace. Disownment was inevitable when they married but he was never cast off from family or from worship and the possibility of return.
Barbara and William were now both part of the Quaker community and Barbara was recognised as a minister. Their family grew, although several of their twelve children died young. After being out of touch for some years Barbara also renewed contact with her sister and brothers including the youngest, Daniel, seven years her junior, who had been in both the navy and the army. In 1796 he wrote to Barbara asking for permission in visit her but made no formal arrangement.
Daniel stayed with Barbara and William and eventually the unspoken influence of Quakerism worked on him too and he joined the Society as his sister had. He took to farming, married and took his place as a Quaker minister, becoming well known, not only for his faith, but for his adventures in Russia and elsewhere.
In 1797 Barbara and William moved into the centre of Sheffield where William set up an ironmongery business in partnership with his younger brother. Unfortunately his health did not improve and in 1805 he died at the age of 55. A few years later Barbara moved with her family to Bradford, another thriving Quaker community, and was active as a minister both locally and farther afield. She held numerous public meetings, for example, in Leeds in 1822, in Knaresborough and Thirsk Monthly Meetings in 1825 and in Halifax in 1827. She also travelled to Devon and Cornwall with a younger minister, Benjamin Seebohm, in 1824.
Towards the end of her life Barbara wrote an account of her spiritual journey mainly for her family. The manuscript (together with a transcript) is in Friends House Library, London and I have quoted from it extensively in this post. Barbara died in Bradford in 1829 at the age of 65 and was buried in the Quaker burial ground there. In 1855 the burial ground was closed by the town council and the bodies, including Barbara's, removed to the new Undercliffe cemetery overlooking the town.


Liberty Fabrics' Elegance is lustrously detailed and rich in colour – printed here on textural crepe de chine.
Our Elegance print was inspired by a design for a furnishing fabric dating from 1982. Originally painted in gouache, this design was in turn based upon a selection of 19th century paisleys that were unearthed in the Liberty archives. Crepe de chine is one of the best silk bases for daytime wear – it's effortlessly luxe, with a lightweight drape that's made more durable by its matte, slightly rough surface. Try using crepe de chine to create a louche effect with wide-leg trousers and loosely tailored shirts, or for fluted sleeves and ruffled accents for a romantic feel.


The following images show the low profile design of this hitch. The main body of the hitch tucks behind the bumper so the only visible part is the hitch opening itself. You'll also notice the smooth, glossy black finish on the receiver. You won't find a nicer hitch for the Tacoma.


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I love this perfect shade of lavender from Bourjois; I've had so many comments about it.. definitely worth picking up a bottle because it's an any-mood polish that goes with everything.
Gorgeous colour – I've just had Essie Lilacism on and love it for the same reasons.
I got this in early May in Paris before it came out here (I think!) and it's one of my all time favourites. It's so pretty.


Man was it packed at Randal and Crissa's wedding as well as the photo booth that was there. Jessica , the photo booth Maitre'd for the night was on duty and provided assistance/instructions for the photo booth. Our parent company, Fallbrook Photography, was shooting the wedding pictures for the couple the whole day so it was nice to be at the same event. The day for us started bad but ended up being awesome. Well, only one bad thing happened, we jacked knifed the trailer. Someone (cough Vince cough) backed up and forgot the trailer was trailing behind him… So we basically worked for free that night and most likely will the next 3 photo booth sessions hahah! We kid, We kid.
Anyways Randal and Crissa were so gracious and we definitely appreciate that! Congratulations Randal and Crissa!!! You guys Rock!!


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I am very new on the Nokia Lumia train but when I received the Lumia 920 yesterday, these 5 things struck me as pretty cute.
1. Colourful: when I was about to buy my Samsung Galaxy Note II I actually wanted the grey one (it comes in only white and grey *boring*). The grey wasn't available so I had to settle for the white and get a grey flap cover for it. On the other hand, the Nokia phones come in an array of delightful colours from black and grey to white and yellow. I got the black one which is matte and I must say that it is absolutely sleek and classy to behold.
2. SIM slot & key: After fooling around for a bit it occurred to me that the cute metal thing I saw with NOKIA written on it right after lifting the phone out of the case was the key to the SIM slot. For me, that was really ingenious and very catchy.
4. Camera: I have been using the Samsung Galaxy Note II for pretty much everything online media related especially videos & pictures since December, but believe it or not, the fact that the camera is positioned on the upper side of the device still gets to me....a lot. The camera for the Lumia 920 however is positioned almost in the middle. This means that I can hold the device securely with both hands and not worry about my fingers covering the camera.
5. Fit: coming at 4.5" to the Samsung Galaxy Note II's 5.5", the Lumia 920 sure has a better grip when being held. Though it is heavier than the Note II, it gives off the assurance of being sturdy and indestructible.
There, my very first Nokia Lumia 920 post. I look forward to experiencing the inner workings of this phone though. Seeing as I have the Samsung Note II, most of my comparisons will be between the 2.
A wonderful weekend to all my lovely readers.


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Intel Could Bid for Broadcom – WSJ Report
News Analysis Iain Morris, International Editor 3/12/2018
Semiconductor giant Intel is reported to have considered making a bid for chipmaker Broadcom, which is trying to buy mobile chips company Qualcomm in a $117 billion deal.
That deal would go down as the technology sector's largest ever, but an Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC) acquisition of Broadcom would be an even bigger tie-up. While Broadcom Corp. (Nasdaq: BRCM) and Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM) are each valued at around $100 billion, Intel has a market capitalization of about $240 billion.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Intel wants antitrust authorities to scupper Broadcom's bid for Qualcomm because it is concerned the resulting player would pose a challenge to its own business.
Should the deal seem likely to go ahead, Intel might intervene and launch its own takeover bid for Broadcom to eliminate any competitive threat and create an even bigger semiconductor giant, reports the WSJ, citing people close to the matter.
Both Broadcom and Qualcomm are focused on areas that have been growth priorities for Intel -- smartphone chips and data centers. (See Intel Eyes Fab 5G Future, Not Another Mobile Mess.)
With its focus on cellular technologies, Qualcomm supplies the chips used in many of today's most attractive gadgets. But it is currently embroiled in a licensing dispute with iPhone maker Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL), creating an opportunity for Intel to dislodge Qualcomm as Apple's main supplier. (See Apple Trying to Drop Qualcomm – Report and Qualcomm Seeks Ban on iPhone Imports.)
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan believes he can resolve the dispute between Qualcomm and Apple.
Just as Intel is going after Qualcomm's smartphone business, so Qualcomm is pushing into the data center market -- where Intel's share is thought to exceed 90% -- with the development of server processors based on designs from the UK's ARM, now owned by Japan's SoftBank Corp. (See SoftBank Muscles In on ARM in $32B Deal.)
Broadcom, which provides switches to data center equipment makers, could see an opportunity to sell Qualcomm's chips through its own data center channels, reckons the WSJ.
There is also the prospect of a clash between Intel and a combined Qualcomm and Broadcom in the automotive sector. Intel last year bought a company called Mobileye, which develops sensors for autonomous car features. Qualcomm, meanwhile, is trying to complete its own takeover of NXP Semiconductors N.V. (Nasdaq: NXPI), a chipmaker that is similarly focused on the automotive industry. Broadcom's heft could make the tie-up between Qualcomm and NXP an even stronger market force. (See Intel Buying Mobileye for $15 Billion and Qualcomm Ups NXP Bid, Angers Broadcom.)
For all the latest news from the wireless networking and services sector, check out our dedicated mobile content channel here on Light Reading.
Nevertheless, several analysts quoted in the mainstream media have played down the prospect of any deal between Intel and Broadcom, noting the hurdles it would face. Combining two huge businesses with very different product portfolios would be immensely challenging.
In a statement provided to Reuters, Intel said it did not comment on market rumors or speculation but was focused on integrating previous acquisitions.
"We have made important acquisitions over the last 30 months -- including Mobileye and Altera -- and our focus is on integrating those acquisitions and making them successful for our customers and shareholders," the company said in that statement.
Altera is a programmable chip maker that Intel bought in 2015.
Qualcomm has been resisting Broadcom's takeover moves, which have more recently encountered regulatory hostility in the US. (See Feds Want Full Investigation Into Broadcom's Qualcomm Bid and Qualcomm Rejects Latest Broadcom Bid.)
Authorities are said to be worried about Chinese influence over Broadcom, whose headquarters are currently in Singapore. Underpinning that is concern about China's growing competitiveness in areas such as 5G and artificial intelligence, which are set to become increasingly important in the next few years.
— Iain Morris, News Editor, Light Reading


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Looking for some long weekend antics or school holiday fun? From the AFL Grand Final to wineries, photography classes and kids activities, here are the top 9 events in Adelaide that you won't want to miss out on.
New York Fashion Week may be over but spring and summer fashion has just started in Australia. This Friday night Hotel Richmond is hosting Fashion First, a runway show that supports local and emerging designers in South Australia. Book your free ticket online now and receive a complimentary drink on arrival (must be redeemed between 5:30pm and 7:30pm).
Who doesn't love a film festival? Grab the popcorn and settle in for some good ol' cinema seat time. The 19th Lavazza Italian Film Festival is showing exclusively at Palace Nova Cinemas from 19 September to 14 October, so you can soak up some of the fun this weekend, too. With over 30 of the latest and greatest films from Italy's best filmmakers, you'll be spoilt for choice. Expect to be wowed with passion, drama, romance and style, all from the comfort of your plush little seat.
Treat yourself to a drink and uncork your artistic side while recreating Claude Monet's famous Sunset Over Venice. No experience needed, your ticket includes all materials such as a 40x50cm take-home canvas and you will be guided throughout the evening by a local South Australian artist. Free to paint whatever you like, it's all about creativity and socialising. Round up your friends or go it alone, drinks will be available to purchase at the bar.
It's one of the biggest days on the Australian sporting calendar and this year Collingwood take on the Eagles for a shot at AFL glory. Whether you're hosting a party at home, heading to a mate's or plonking yourself in front of the big screen at the pub, drink in hand, you won't want to miss this. Kick-off is at 2pm Adelaide time, who will you be barracking for?
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Ever wanted to try your hand at photography? Now is your chance. Hosted by Adelaide Photography Group and run by Chris Weisz, this session welcomes beginners and passionate novices, as well as those more experienced and wanting to get involved. In this session, expect to improve your night photography skills, exploring different exposures to capture the bright lights and the colours of the city. Chris will be there every step of the way, answering any and every question you might have.
Head down to McLaren Vale for the long weekend and join music legend, Russell Morris, as he performs his new album and a number of old hits. Bring your picnic rugs, laze about on the lawn and enjoy good food and wine for an afternoon you won't forget. What's more, Maxwell Wines will donate 20% of all ticket sales to the Farmers Drought Relief Fund.
If you'd rather stay close to the city this weekend, skip the trip to the wineries and head on over to The Highway for your two favourite things… wine and cheese! For just $30, you will get eight wine tastings, a glass of wine, a selection of gourmet cheeses and a grazing table. Soak up the atmosphere and settle in for the arvo, with live acoustic from favourites Alice Haddy and Shaun Holton.
Who doesn't love a bargain especially when it comes to food? This Sunday Sky City Adelaide Casino's Grandstand Bar are pulling out all the stops. $3 tacos, $6 pints and $7 imperials. They'll also have sporting games playing all day long for and a number of other fun specials throughout the day. Super Sundays will be running every Sunday until 4 November 2018.
This Sunday the Henley Square Markets will make a return for season two. There will be over 50 speciality stalls, face painting for kids, DJ Plastik People, food catering by Nice Little Things and of course tea and coffee. There will be plenty of activities to keep the kids entertained and best of all it won't cost you an arm and a leg, perfect for school holidays.
Kick off the end of term celebrations with a ticket to Event Cinemas Marion Blue Light Movie Disco, for kids aged 5 to 12. Your little ones can make new friends while listening to groovy tunes, go in the running to win awesome prizes and even watch a hilarious new movie. Just like a regular Blue Light Disco, the event will have police officers present to ensure everyone's safety, so parents can rest easy and enjoy the last slither of peace and quiet before the school holidays really begin.
You don't have to be a car enthusiast to enjoy this fun filled family day out event. Billetproof is America's favourite show for traditional style hot rods, lead sleds, choppers, customs, old skool drag cars and it's all going to be on show at Torrens Parade Grounds this Saturday. There will be plenty of food vans and an array of entertainment throughout the day for the whole family.
Join Ratty, Mole, Badger, Otter, Portly and, of course, Mr Toad as they bring to life Kenneth Grahame's immortal story of life on the riverbank. Presented by The Australian Shakespeare Company, The Wind in the Willows is an outdoor theatre production where the kids are invited to get involved with the fun, scream out loud and sing along. With plenty of laughs and surprises for children and adults, this interactive theatre is a great way to kick off the school holidays.
What better way to entertain the littlies than with a trip to the kitchen – someone else's kitchen (saving you the mess). Kids cooking classes will be running both Wednesdays and Thursdays through the holidays(simply check their Facebook page for booking info). The two-hour session is aimed at kids aged 5to 13 years. Parents are required to stay and supervise their children through the class. Lunch and a drink are provided for your little ones, too.
These school holidays the City of Charles Sturt is offering to take your kids off your hands by inviting them to come and try a new sport. Kids can choose from a list of over 20 sports including kayaking, soccer, cheerleading, tennis and many more. Activities are open to all kids aged 2 to 17, but spots are limited. Get in quick and secure a spot now.
The Big Wedgie at Glenelg is back. The world's tallest and most extreme standalone inflatable waterslide, it's perfect for kids and big kids at heart. Choose between The Big Wedgie, The Just Right Wedgie or The Little Wedgie. After sliding down the 82 meter long waterslide, treat the little ones to some fun at the Beach House next door or an ice-cream from Royal Copenhagen.


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Die Ewige Tabelle der 3. Fußball-Liga ist eine Rangliste aller Meisterschaftsspiele der 3. Liga seit ihrer Gründung 2008. Der Berechnung wird die Drei-Punkte-Regel zugrunde gelegt (drei Punkte pro Sieg, ein Punkt pro Unentschieden).

Von den 66 Mannschaften, die bislang in der Liga aktiv waren, hat nur der FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt an den ersten zehn Spielzeiten teilgenommen, stieg aber am Ende der Saison 2017/18 als letztes Gründungsmitglied ab. Von den aktuellen Teams hat der SV Wehen Wiesbaden bislang die meisten Spielzeiten absolviert (zwölf), derzeit am längsten verblieben ist der Hallesche FC, welcher seit 2012 ununterbrochen der Liga angehört (elf Spielzeiten).

Die Tabelle umfasst neben den aktuellen 20 Drittligisten 2 Bundesligisten, 13 Zweitligisten, 26 Viertligisten und 5 Fünftligisten.

Ewige Tabelle
Fettgedruckte Vereine spielen in der Saison 2022/23 in der 3. Liga. Die viertletzte Spalte gibt die durchschnittlich pro Spiel gewonnene Punktzahl an. Die dritte Spalte (Jahre) gibt an, wie viele komplette Spielzeiten der Verein schon in der 3. Liga gespielt hat.

 !! Liga 2022/23 !! class="unsortable" | Spielzeiten
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2009–19, 2020–
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2009/10, 2011–19, 2021–
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2010/11, 2012–21
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2012–
 || data-sort-value="8" | Regionalliga Bayern || 2008–15, 2017–21
 || data-sort-value="5" | Regionalliga Nordost || 2008–18
 || data-sort-value="6" | Regionalliga West || 2011–20
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2008–11, 2014–16, 2020/21,2022–
 || data-sort-value="5" | Regionalliga Nordost || 2011–18, 2019/20
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2015–18, 2019–22
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2013–15, 2016/17, 2019–
 || data-sort-value="7" | Regionalliga Südwest || 2008–16
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2008–11, 2018–20, 2021/22
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2010–14, 2020–
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2008–12, 2013–15, 2016/17
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2009–14
 || data-sort-value="7" | Regionalliga Südwest || 2008/09, 2010–12, 2015–19
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2016–
 || data-sort-value="5" | Regionalliga Nordost || 2008–12, 2017–20
 || data-sort-value="8" | Regionalliga Bayern || 2015/16, 2017–20, 2021/22
 || data-sort-value="12" | Oberliga Baden-Württemberg (V) || 2014–20
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2018–
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2017–
 || data-sort-value="8" | Regionalliga Bayern || 2008–14
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2009/10, 2013–17
 || data-sort-value="4" | Regionalliga Nord || 2008–12, 2015–18
 || data-sort-value="7" | Regionalliga Südwest || 2008–13
 || data-sort-value="8" | Regionalliga Bayern || 2008–11, 2019–21
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2009/10, 2012–15, 2021–
 || data-sort-value="6" | Regionalliga West || 2014–19
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2009/10, 2019–21, 2022–
 || data-sort-value="12" | Oberliga Baden-Württemberg (V) || 2008/09, 2012–16
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2008–10, 2015/16, 2022–
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2012/13, 2017–19
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2019–
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2018–22
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2008–12
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2011–13, 2014/15
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2008/09, 2016–18
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2019–
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2011–14
 || data-sort-value="5" | Regionalliga Nordost || 2014–16, 2018/19
 || data-sort-value="9" | Oberliga Niederrhein (V) || 2018–21
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2020–
 || data-sort-value="7" | Regionalliga Südwest || 2014–17
 || data-sort-value="10" | Oberliga Westfalen (V) || 2016–19
 || data-sort-value="5" | Regionalliga Nordost || 2010–13
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2021–
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2013/14, 2022–
 || data-sort-value="6" | Regionalliga West || 2008–10
 || data-sort-value="1" | Bundesliga || 2013/14
 || data-sort-value="1" | Bundesliga || 2008/09
 || data-sort-value="2" | 2. Bundesliga || 2008/09
 || data-sort-value="4" | Regionalliga Nord || 2008/09
 || data-sort-value="11" | Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar (Staffel Nord)(V) || 2010/11
 || data-sort-value="8" | Regionalliga Bayern || 2020–22
 || data-sort-value="6" | Regionalliga West || 2010/11
 || data-sort-value="6" | Regionalliga West || 2011/12
 || data-sort-value="5" | Regionalliga Nordost || 2021/22
 || data-sort-value="4" | Regionalliga Nord || 2020/21
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2022–
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2022–
 || data-sort-value="6" | Regionalliga West || 2012/13
 || data-sort-value="7" | Regionalliga Südwest || 2016/17
 || data-sort-value="3" | 3. Liga || 2022–
 || data-sort-value="4" | Regionalliga Nord || 2021/22

Stand: 19. März 2023

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Übersichtskarte
Auf dieser Übersichtskarte werden alle Vereine der Ewigen Tabelle der 3. Liga gezeigt.

Weblinks
 Ewige Tabelle der 3. Liga auf fussballdaten.de
 Ewige Tabelle der 3. Liga auf 3-liga.com
 Ewige Tabelle der 3. Liga auf weltfussball.de

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Ewige Tabelle der 3. Fussball-Liga
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Home Teams Melbourne Storm Storm trio sign on
Storm trio sign on
Player contract news out of Melbourne.
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Storm have offered three 2020 debutants the chance to play for the club again next season after their finals win against the Eels on Saturday, per Fox Sports.
Chris Lewis, who has made five appearances, one try, three offloads and 94 tackles so far this year has been offered a two-year contract with the club as well as being promoted into the full time squad.
The 28-year-old back-rower, who is a qualified school teacher, relocated from the Sunshine Coast Falcons in order to pursue his development contract with the Storm at the start of pre-season.
He made his debut with the Storm against South Sydney in round four at AAMI Park, playing five more games for the Storm this season.
Isaac Lumelume and Aaron Pene, who both joined the Storm during the 2019 season, have also be offered contracts that extend until the end of the 2021 season.
Lumelume, the Fijian Test winger who debuted against Manly in round 16, made three appearances, one try and 19 tackles this season, leaving him with a current 85.2% tackle efficiency and three games under his belt for the season.
Pene on the other hand, made his debut in round 20 against St George Illawarra, managing 23 tackles and a running distance of 88 meters in his 36 minutes on the field.
Frank Ponissi – the Storm general manager – commented on the three players, saying that the trio had made the most of everything that was thrown at them during the 2020 season.
"As well as being very diligent and valuable contributors at each training session in what has been a challenging 2020, Chris, Isaac and Aaron all showed they had potential for more games in the NRL when they were given their chance this year," Ponissi said.
"It hasn't been an easy road to the NRL for all three of them and we are seeing the benefits they're receiving from being part of the Storm system.
"We're very hopeful each of them will have an even bigger role to play in 2021 and beyond.
"It's also clear that the time they have spent with our feeder teams – Isaac and Aaron with Easts Tigers and Chris with the Falcons – has helped them to be well prepared for the step up to the NRL."
Gus' HUGE call on the Melbourne Storm. 👀
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