 in the snow......Chuck's house is quiet and surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside on the North Fork. We always found something to do.....we took a ferry ride across to Shelter Island and had lunch at the beautiful Chequit Inn, built in 1782, we took walks on the beach and drove to Greenport, of course we had to stop at the Big Duck in Flanders and return to one of our favorite places, The Candy Kitchen in Bridgehampton which has the best homemade icecream (once visited by Bette Davis and Truman Capote)...we had so much fun stocking up on food at the local IGA grocery store and of course enjoyed cooking in Chuck's kitchen.......Chuck is a most wonderful host and even met us upon arrival to give us a tour of the house.....our stay was also enjoyable as Chuck has a great knowledge of the history of the area and this gave us even more insight into the historical importance regarding early American history. We will recommend "The Roost" to all of our friends and will remember Chuck's hospitality in making our stay a truly excellent one.
- Guest Diane (Roslyn Heights, New York USA)
- Date of stay 01/04/11
- Review Submitted 02/14/11
Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, families with young children, age 55+, girls getaway.
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- Refundable Damage Deposit $300
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The above rates are for a six person rental- Please note that larger parties are subject to a surcharge based on the number of guests.cArther at 40 Miles
- Nearest Ferry: Greeport at 7 Miles
- Nearest Train: Southold at 3 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: LIE at 20 Miles
- Nearest Barpub: Founders Landing at 3 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Island Links at 7 Miles
- Nearest Restaurant: Founders Landing at 3 Miles
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aerial view
Master Bedroom feels like you're under the stars!
Guest Bedroom #2
Great Room (Kitchen, Dining, Living Area)
short walk to private Beach
Whether its sunrise or sunset- it does'nt get better than this
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M.B. Skydeck is perfect for sunrise coffee or a sunset cocktail!
Huge state of the art Kitchen- with a perfect view!
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Catch big fish with cap'tn Roo
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January is International Brain Teaser Month, and your kitty might want to get in on the celebration.
A bored cat is a destructive cat. If you’re not challenging your cat’s brain, chances are good that your feline companion is going to start making their own fun, and that might not be a good thing. Your cat needs mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. Try keeping her mind active with some of our favorite brain games for cats.
1. Treasure Hunt
Meal time doesn’t need to be boring. Instead of just putting down your cat’s bowl like usual, try hiding their food in a new place, or even a few different places. This will allow your cat to use their natural hunting instincts to track down their prey, which will provide them with a stimulating challenge and keep those instincts sharp and active.
2. Puzzle Feeders
There are plenty of puzzle feeders out there on the market that will allow your kitty to use their Treats
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There are plenty of fun games to play with boxes that go beyond just letting your kitty sit in them. Try closing a small box and cutting a few small holes in it. Then place some treats inside and let your cat stick their paws through the openings to get at the treats. You can do the same thing with an egg carton. This is like making your own puzzle toy, and it will challenge your cat to think before getting their food.
5. Fetch
Who says fetch is just for dogs? Fetch is a great way for your cat to exercise their hunting and pouncing instincts. Try tossing a toy or a ball of paper that they can comfortably pick up. The trick is teaching them to bring the object back, which should be done with plenty of love, praise, and rewards. Your cat will appreciate the chance to keep their instincts sharp, and playing the game will keep your bond strong.
What other games do you like to play with your cat to work out their brain and use their hunting instincts? Let us know in the comments below!
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No Trackbacks.This is where you'll find the most-recent update on Sammy.
So, Sammy came to visit Ray on the morning of August 14th and John was on hand to take a few shots. This was the morning of the day the lights (and power - period) went out in most of Eastern, Southern Ontario and the Eastern United States.
Now it's November and no sign of Sammy. Ray had gone away to Ireland for a few weeks and they haven't seen any sign of Sammy since he returned. Lets just hope he has found a compatible mate, built a cozy nest and knew well enough how to forage and gather food for the hard times! You can't get through life just by being cute and helpless!Fit-again Tyrone defender Conor Clarke is a surprise inclusion on the bench for Omagh St Enda's Ulster club final against Slaughtneil on Sunday.
Clarke has made a rapid recovery from a cruciate knee injury sustained only six months ago and could come on as a substitute in the Athletic Grounds.
He missed Tyrone's Ulster championship campaign after being injured in May.
Meanwhile Slaughtneil are happy Chrissy McKaigue is showing "no ill effects" from his seven-day trip to Australia.
The defender played in Ireland's International Rules test in Perth on Saturday and will play against Omagh in his club's decider in Armagh.
"We held training back for a night to allow him more time to recover," said assistant manager John Joe Kearney.
"He is a great athlete and the journey does not seem to have affected him."
McKaigue played in the club's Ulster semi-final win over Clontibret before jetting out to join Paul Earley's Irish squad for the International Rules test, which Ireland lost 56-46.
The 25-year-old, who is central to Slaughtneil's bid to a win a first Ulster title against fellow first-time finalists, Omagh St Enda's, returned home on Monday.
The possible appearance of Clarke is a big addition to Omagh St Enda's, who recently won the Tyrone SFC title for the first time since 1988.
"It's an incredible recovery and it's a credit to himself that he has managed to get himself in a position to play," said a member of Omagh's backroom team.
"It takes most lads nine or ten months.
"He has been training for the last two weeks and is keen to be involved and play some part in the game."
John Joe Kearney confirmed that Slaughtneil's highly rated fullback Brendan Rogers is in contention to start Sunday's final, just three weeks after suffering a hamstring injury while playing for the club Under-21s.
"He played a full match in training (on Wednesday) but the jury is still out on whether he will start.
"We are thinking about it because he's had a great year and it has freed Chrissy to come out to centre half back."
Slaughtneil's hugely experienced manager Mickey Moran, who was in charge of Derry, Donegal, Sligo, Mayo and Leitrim, managed Omagh when they won the last Tyrone SFC title in 1988.
"Mickey knows some of the Omagh back-room staff and knows some of