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The Great Escape Lofts hotel city: Gloucester - Country: Australia
Address: 40 - 42 Hume Street; zip code: 2422
Just 5 minutes’ walk from Gloucester town centre, The Great Escape Lofts offer accommodation with a private balcony, fully equipped kitchen and a spa bath. Enjoy a 16-metre saltwater pool and BBQ facilities.
-- L'établissement The Great Escape Lofts vous accueille à seulement 5 minutes à pied du centre-ville de Gloucester. Il vous propose un hébergement doté d'un balcon privé, d'une cuisine entièrement équipée et d'une baignoire spa.
-- El The Great Escape Lofts se encuentra a 5 minutos a pie del centro de Gloucester y ofrece alojamiento con balcón privado, cocina completa, bañera de hidromasaje, una piscina de agua salada de 16 metros y zona de barbacoa.
-- The Great Escape Lofts酒店距离格洛斯特（Gloucester）镇中心只有5分钟的步行路程，提供带私人阳台、设备齐全的厨房和spa浴缸的住宿。客人可享受一个16米长的海水游泳池和烧烤设施。 每间复式公寓都有平面电视、DVD播放机和CD播放机。厨房配有炉灶、微波炉和洗碗机。 he Great Escape Lofts酒店距离格洛斯特画廊（Gloucester Gallery）有3分钟车程，距离格洛斯特博物馆和巴林顿户外冒险（Barrington Outdoor...
-- К услугам гостей комплекса The Great Escape Lofts, расположенного всего в 5 минутах ходьбы от центра города Глостер, апартаменты с балконом, полностью оборудованной кухней и гидромассажной ванной.
-- تقع The Great Escape Lofts على بُعد 5 دقائق سيرًا على الأقدام من وسط مدينة غلوستير، وتوفر أماكن إقامة مع شرفة خاصة ومطبخ مجهز بالكامل وحوض سبا، كما يتضمن مسبحًا من المياه المالحة بمساحة 16 مترًا ومرافق شواء.
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The Great Escape Lofts - Gloucester Hotels, Australia
The Great Escape Lofts 4 Stars Hotel in Gloucester ,Australia Within US Travel Directory Just 5 minutes’ walk from Gloucester town centre, The Great Escape Lofts offer self-contained accommodation with free WiFi, a private balcony and a spa bath.
Guests enjoy a 16 m saltwater pool and BBQ facilities.
Each split-level apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, a dining setting, a flat-screen TV, DVD and CD player.
Gloucester Gallery is 3 minutes’ drive from The Great Escape Lofts.
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Duke of Glouster Cup 2017
Australian Army infantry soldiers from across Australia tested their core skills for the prestigious Duke of Gloucester Cup at the School of Infantry, near Singleton in NSW, from 6-11 August 2017.
The Duke of Gloucester Cup is the Army’s premier military skills competition, pitting the best Royal Australian Corps of Infantry rifle sections from each unit against one another through a series of challenging activities that test their core infantry skills, including marksmanship, tactics, teamwork and fitness.
Along with the Duke of Gloucester Cup, five other trophies are awarded: Sir Arthur MacDonald Trophy for best foundation war-fighting skills; Gurkha Trophy for best live-fire shooting; Royal Ulster Rifles Trophy for best falling plate shooting; OSCMAR Trophy for best battle endurance; and the DSM Roche CSC Memorial Cup for best individual soldier.
The Duke of Gloucester Cup was created by Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, in 1946, while serving as the Governor-General of Australia.
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Bob Teoh's fall in Gloucester, NSW, Australia on 1 September 2019
On Sunday, 1 September 2019, my friend Bob Teoh, aged 71, was taking photos in Bucketts Scenic Walk, a hill in Gloucester, NSW, Australia. He felt giddy and sat down but he blacked out and was injured. A trekker found him unconscious and called the emergency services. The ambulance paramedics decided not to carry him down the steep hill. So they called the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. The medical team winched down the helicopter to Bob where they stabilised him in order to winch him up to the helicopter. Bob was then transported to the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle. This dramatic rescue was reported on the local radio and Gloucester Advocate, the local paper.
On Wednesday morning, 4 September 2019, I received a message from his wife Kim to pray for Bob following a 4.5 hour operation the previous evening. They had taken some bone from his hip to replace a crushed disc between vertebrae 5 and 6. There are other spots of spinal injury but they treated the most severe one as he could move his arms and legs but not close his fingers on both hands. He couldn’t grip nor feed himself or hold his hand phone. After the operation, the fingers closed a bit better but couldn’t touch each other. Believing in our Lord's Jesus' healing power, I called from Malaysia to Australia via WhatsApp and we commanded healing in Jesus' Name for the fingers and the nerves. After a few commands, his thumb and index finger on both hands could meet. The other fingers also improved slightly. Praise God! Hallelujah! Later I called again to command healing for the legs which were quite stiff and the strength in his legs improved. Praise God! Hallelujah!
Pada hari Minggu, 1 September 2019, teman saya Bob Teo, yang berusia 71, sedang mengambil foto di Bucketts Scenic Walk, sebuah taman di Gloucester, Australia di dekat rumahnya. Dia tiba-tiba pingsan dan jatuh dan terluka. Seorang wanita trekker menemukannya tidak sadarkan diri dan menelepon layanan darurat. Petugas ambulans memutuskan untuk tidak membawa tandu menuruni bukit yang curam. Jadi mereka memanggil Layanan Helikopter Penyelamat Westpac. Tim medis ditarik menuruni helikopter ke Bob Teo di mana mereka menstabilkannya untuk mengangkatnya kembali ke helikopter. Bob kemudian dipindahkan ke Rumah Sakit John Hunter di Newcastle. Penyelamatan dramatis ini dilaporkan di radio lokal dan Gloucester Advocate, koran lokal.
Pada hari Rabu, 4 September 2019, saya menerima pesan dari istrinya Kim untuk berdoa bagi operasi Bob yang dimulai pukul 6 sore dan berlangsung 4,5 jam. Mereka harus mengambil tulang dari pinggulnya dan mengganti cakram yang remuk antara tulang belakang 5 dan 6. Ada tempat-tempat lain yang cedera tetapi mereka merawat yang paling parah karena dia bisa menggerakkan lengan dan kakinya tetapi tidak dengan jari-jarinya. Jadi dia tidak bisa menggenggam atau memberi makan dirinya sendiri atau menggunakan telepon genggamnya. Setelah operasi, dia tidak bisa menggerakkan jari-jarinya dan para dokter mengatakan akan membutuhkan waktu berbulan-bulan untuk pulih. Percaya pada kekuatan penyembuhan Yesus Tuhan kita, saya memanggil dari Malaysia ke Australia melalui WhatsApp dan kami memerintahkan penyembuhan dalam Nama Yesus untuk jari-jari dan saraf ke jari-jari. Setelah beberapa perintah, ia mulai menggerakkan ibu jari dan jari telunjuk sehingga untuk kedua tangan ibu jari masing-masing dapat menyentuh jari telunjuk. Jari-jari lainnya juga mulai bergerak sedikit. Puji Tuhan! Haleluya! Kemudian saya memanggil lagi untuk meminta kesembuhan bagi kaki yang sangat kaku dan kekuatannya adalah kakinya kembali. Puji Tuhan! Haleluya!
Gloucester Tree - Pemberton - Western Australia
The Gloucester Tree is a giant karri tree in the Gloucester National Park of Western Australia.
At 53 metres in height, it is the world's second tallest fire-lookout tree[1] (second only to the nearby Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree), and visitors can climb up to a platform in its upper branches for a spectacular view of the surrounding karri forest. It is owned by the Shire of Manjimup.
Built in 1947, the Gloucester Tree was one of eight karri trees that between 1937 and 1952 were made relatively easy to climb so that they could be used as fire lookout spots.[2] The suitability of the tree as a fire lookout was tested by forester Jack Watson, who climbed the tree using climbing boots and a belt.[2] It took Watson six hours to climb 58 metres, a difficult climb due to the 7.3 metre girth of the tree and the need to negotiate through limbs from 39.6 metres up.[2]
Another forester, George Reynolds, pegged the ladder and lopped branches to facilitate climbing the tree, and a wooden lookout cabin was built 58 metres above the ground.[2] The Governor-General of Australia, Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, visited the site during construction, and the tree and national park are named in his honour.[2][3]
The wooden lookout cabin was demolished in 1973 for safety reasons, and was replaced with a steel and aluminium cabin and visitors' gallery.[2] Currently the climb is done by stepping on 153 spikes that spiral the tree.
Only 20 percent of visitors climb to the top of the tree; most make it only part of the way before turning back.
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듣던 대로 끝없이 솟아오른 나무들이 즐비했다. 우리나라의 동물원에나 있을 법한 독특한 색깔의 새들이 사람들을 전혀 의식하지 않고 자유롭게 노닐고 있다. 그 한편에선 젊은 친구가 나무 위를 끝없이 올라가고 있었다. 글로체스터 나무라고 하는데 높이가 무려 60m가 넘는다고 한다. 워낙 거대한 삼림지역이다보니 자연발생적인 산불이 자주 발생해서 산불을 감시하기 위해 만들어졌던 것이 지금은 관광명소가 되었다. 153개나 된다는 철못. 무척 단단하게 고정되어 있어서 생각보다 흔들림이 덜했다. 바닥이 까마득하게 보인다. 정말 높긴 높다. 마치 등산을 한 기분이다. 산을 오르면 늘 하고 싶은 게 있다.
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Australian Steam: 2019 LVR Richmond Shuttles
Over the 21st and 22nd of September, 2019, Lachlan Valley Railway operated a series of shuttle trips between Richmond and Mulgrave in Western Sydney, using NSWGR steam locomotives 3237 and 3265.
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Bretti Reserve, Near Gloucester, Hunter Valley, NSW
Information for Bretti Reserve, Near Gloucester, Hunter Valley, NSW including video tours, photos, weather forecasts, facilities, and much more on campsight.com.au
Bretti Reserve, Gloucester, is a large open area beside the upper reaches of the Bernard/Manning river. Great spot for the kids to play in the shallow river rock pools or for a spot of fishing or canoeing. Plenty of space to spread out but shade is limited to the bank of the river. Though there are few facilities, the best thing about this area is it is FREE, pet friendly, the way camping should be, and only a short drive from Gloucester.
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Breakfast bay. Gloucester island. 1970s. Queensland, Australia.
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Art This Week-At the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston-Ron Mueck
This week, we visit the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and our interviewer, Linda Mowl, speaks with curator, Alison de Lima Greene, about the exhibition, Ron Mueck. The exhibition is on view at the museum through August 13, 2017.
Duke Of Gloucester Unveiling Memorials Of Jellicoe And Beatty (1948)
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Duke of Gloucester unveiling memorials of Jellicoe and Beatty. London
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Prince Charles presents Gloucester Cup
Prince Charles presents Gloucester Cup to Lieutenant Commander Dean Battilana in Australia. The Prince visited the Australian Royal Navy unit as part of his ongoing tour whilst the Commonwealth Games in on. . Report by April Brown.