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	Virtual Tour -- Fir Acres & Dovecote
		The Dovecote Café, located inside the Albany Quadrangle, has a patio that faces the Fir Acres Theatre.
		The Dovecote offers a wide variety of fresh grab-and-go food and beverage items, and wireless Internet access is available inside..
		The Theatre department maintains a list of upcoming performances on their Web site along with a performance archive that includes pictures and information about performances from the past few years.
	www.lclark.edu /dept/vtour/firacres.html (140 words)

	Howard the hawk moves subtly towards the dovecote - theage.com.au
		Howard the hawk moves subtly towards the dovecote - theage.com.au
		Howard the hawk moves subtly towards the dovecote
		From the aggressive, accusative forefinger to the open palm of peace...
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/09/12/1031608300170.html (459 words)

	Dovecote Press Clippings
		She soon found a 120-year-old buidling that had once been home to the Westport Opera, and there, in 2002, opened Dovecote (she came across the word "dovecote" – a structure for keeping doves – while reading a gardening book and was drawn to the poetry of it).
		Dovecote also stocks small items perfect for gifts or keepsakes – or well-deserved personal indulgences.
		You can outfit your whole house here." Among Dovecote's specialties is 19th- and 20th-century French furniture, but it carries everything from vintage lighting to modern furnichings, reproduction bedding, contemporary artwork, and gifts.
	www.dovecote-westport.com /press.aspx?article=CL04.html (275 words)

	Dovecote (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		The round-shaped Dovecote was evolved in the Middle Ages, because the onerous and unpleasant task of tending the nesting boxes could be made easier by the use of a revolving ladder.
		This was the main purpose of the Dovecote, with the additional bonus that the droppings became a valued fertiliser (and in mediaeval times it was pigeons that were believed to provide medicinal uses).
		Broughton's Dovecote, standing in the grounds of St. Mary's Church, dates from 1340 and was rebuilt in 1684 in the form we now see.
	www.hants.gov.uk /parish/broughton/Home/Places/Dovecote/body_dovecote.html (720 words)

	The Dovecote
		Comment: The dovecote was originally part of Barnhurst Farm, which stood where the pub now is. It had a large pond round two sides of it, on the sides away from the farm.
		Dovecotes are not all that rare nationally but they are in Wolverhampton and the West Midlands, where there seem to be only two - this one and one in Moseley, Birmingham.
		The estate was called the Dovecotes and the people who moved there took the Dovecote as a focal point, giving the new estate some sort of roots and identity.
	www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk /listed/dovecote.htm (1150 words)

	DOVECOTE \| Lugubrious (and Dipsomaniacal) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		Dovecote was born about two winters ago in Matt's shed where Keith and Matt jammed to crappy little guitar riffs they were coming up with on the spot along with Pixies, Nirvana and Foo Fighters songs.
		Keith was close friends with Daniel at the time and decided to ask him if he was up for playing bass in a random little grunge band, Daniel accepted and the three of them crammed themselves into the shed with their instruments and jammed like hell to realise it was sounding not bad.
		Dovecote eventually decided it was time to take a massive step in life after practicing in Matt's shed for many months and moved on to Daniel's garage.
	www.freewebs.com /dovecoteband/generalstuff.htm (365 words)

	Brochure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		The Tudor dovecote is in the classic style, still octagonal in body, still housing 12 pairs of doves, but distinct in that it has an extra level.
		The Elizabethan is a three storey octagonal dovecote and houses 12 pairs of doves.
		It is a two level, octagonal dovecote and houses 8 pairs of doves which we have found in our experience, to be enough for the average garden.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /kingdovecotes/brochure.htm (920 words)

	chicken coops, chicken runs, arcs, Order online. Langhale UK
		All the dovecotes are built to the same basic criteria: firstly, the birds' needs must be catered for.
		Equally important the aesthetics of the dovecote should be such that no matter the sitting, it should both compliment and bring its own charm to the scene.
		The dovecote is dipped into timber treatment so that all the end cuts, board joints and the inaccessible areas right inside the cote (like the roof void) get treated.
	www.langhalegardens.co.uk /dovecote.htm (805 words)

	keeping doves
		It allows the doves access to all bays of the dovecote and acts like an aviary allowing the doves to fly up and down from the ground and use the dovecote more or less as they would when free.
		This is a steel cage that you attach to the dovecote.
		Cleaning out of the dovecote can easily be done with a trowel and bucket and is only required about once or twice a year.
	www.dovecotes.co.uk /dovecare.htm (560 words)

	Book of Dovecotes; Cooke:Chapter 19: In and around Edinburgh
		Both of these dovecotes will be noticed later on; meanwhile let us see what Edinburgh and her suburbs have to show.
		A short half-mile along it is a dovecote on the left; one similar in style to that just seen, but covered with rough-cast, and having a well-groomed and somewhat modern air.
		Here is a dovecote, tall and square; the lower part now used as a hen-house, and the whole so draped with ivy that it is almost impossible to ascertain the shape of roof.
	www.pigeoncote.com /dovecote/cooke19.html (1937 words)

	Quality
		Buying a Kootensaw Dovecote is an important decision and, with us, you not only receive a high quality product, together with all the equipment you might need to get you started, but, most importantly, we are here from day one to support, help and advise you every step of the way.
		A dovecote is an investment and you want it to last for many years, therefore we use pressure-treatment after cutting and shaping, simply because it is the best; is totally safe once treated; and requires no further messy or toxic applications at a later date, when your birds are happy and settled.
		With the Avonwick dovecotes we use a top quality composite material which is manufactured specifically for external use and has undergone very exacting weathering tests.
	www.dovecotes.co.uk /quality.htm (564 words)

	Dovecote (mountain stronghold, encountered by Captain America)
		Powers/Abilities/Functions: Dovecote is located at the "top of the world" (actual location not revealed, I might guess the Swiss Alps, or Himalayas...) on the top of an ice covered mountain.
		The gate to Dovecote is several foot thick oak, and the walls are rock and mortar.
		While Tuval was at Dovecote, he could also project illusions into the mind of the intruder, either leading them into a trap or occupying them until the guards can subdue them.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/dovecote.htm (482 words)

	Dovecotes of Old England, Wales and Scotland
		Most of these dovecotes were designed to hold between 200 and 500 pairs, and sometimes there were more than one dovecote on the premises.
		As alluded to, the Roman columbarium is the antecedent of the English dovecote.
		It is a square structure, in the vernacular of the area called a fl and white, and is made of wood and stone.
	www.pigeoncote.com /dovecote/dovecote.html (1725 words)

	Jeff Vail: A Theory of Power
		The dovecote is actually an exemplary nutrient attractor, a paragon of permaculture principles, and a long-forgotten mainstay of sustainability.
		But that said, a more theoretical analysis: dovecotes act as an attractor, channeling already existing natural forces to create an accumulation of energy at a place, and in a form, that is highly useable to small-scale, localized endeavors such as horticulture.
		While tenants and others were permitted to keep a few pairs of doves in their roof-attics, a dovecot, such as that at Ballybeg, was the exclusive prerogative of the landowner who, in turn, was restricted to one nest per arpent, a medieval French measure of land of about an acre and a quarter.
	www.jeffvail.net /2006/02/dovecote-attractor.html (1144 words)

	Dovecote - About Us
		The telephone headset performs the functions of a telephone handset, but it is worn on the head rather than held to the ear.
		No. Even though all headsets perform the same basic function, the technology itself may differ depending on the specific application, and the design specifications of the particular telephone system the headset is to be used with.
		Dovecote has the perfect headset solution for you - no matter what telephone equipment you are using or style you prefer.
	www.dovecoteglobal.com /aboutus.html (995 words)

	Book of Dovecotes; Cooke:Chapter 16: Devon and Cornwall
		One of the most beautiful of all the dovecotes we found during this journey was located at Cotehele, which is a National Trust property; this dovecote graces the opening page of this series, and will also be noted below.
		The dovecote is also locally known as the "Round House." It is a circular brick building of considerable size, and is now converted into a cottage.
		Two beautiful dovecotes, not mentioned by Cooke, are found at two National Trust properties, one at Cotehele and one at Antony House.
	members.aol.com /johnverburg/dovecote/chapter16/cooke16.htm (2384 words)

	Betjemans Dovecotes Lakeland
		All Betjemans dovecotes are designed to have separate nesting compartments and perches for each pair of doves, we have combined a practical living environment with style and elegance.
		All dovecotes are made to order and come with full installation instructions, 'keeping doves' fact sheets as well as the decorative post.
		The Hazelmere dovecote is a large six sided cote available in classic white with oak flight decks and corner trims.
	www.betjemans.co.uk /dovecotes_lakeland.htm (776 words)

	Beaumonts Dovecotes - Huddersfield (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		Once your dovecote is installed it is the time to "home" your birds.
		This involves confining the birds to the dovecote, we recommend for at least 4 weeks; if in doubt leave a little bit longer.
		If for any reason you are not happy with the quality of our dovecote you can return it to us within 14 days and we will refund the cost of the dovecote.
	www.dovecotes.net /homing.htm (299 words)

	Building The Dovecote
		We were accounting for the last month’s activity when Ken (Ken Shaw from Life Styles Glos.) said, looking at me with a grin on his face, "I have a request for a dovecote from Newnham".
		For the last five years I have made bird boxes, bird tables and nut feeders, but these were all small enough for me, in a wheelchair, to handle.
		I not only had to design the dovecote, but to make sure every piece was marked and cut to size.
	www.deanbirders.co.uk /Building_The_Dovecote.htm (652 words)

	Dovecote Cottage
		Dovecote is set at the end of a block of three in a 17th century converted stable block.
		The gable end of the building still has the original dovecote hence the name and throughout the building are the original oak beams.
		On entering Dovecote you will be drawn to the spacious lounge which houses traditional furnishings and a mass of comfortable seating.
	www.docklowpools.com /dovecote-cottage.php (327 words)

	Dovecote Home and Garden Shop \| North Carolina Furniture \| Housewarming Gifts
		Dovecote Home and Garden Shop is now featuring a fabulous selection of elegant clocks from Timeworks, Inc. The distinctive collection ranges from handsome oversized wall clocks to petite bedside timepieces; each hand-crafted and historically authentic.
		A recent addition to Dovecote's offerings, our selection of living and dining room furniture is a great addition to any space.
		Dovecote offers an ever-changing selection of unique jewelry pieces, from fun and colorful beaded pieces to elegant silver and gold.
	www.fearrington.com /village/dovecote.asp (432 words)

	Seventeenth Century - The Dovecote
		At Dovecote Farm on Front Street there is an early 17th century dovecote (although one source states that it is 15th century and another states that it is possibly late medieval).
		The dovecote is 63 feet in circumference and 15 feet high to the roof.
		There are two entrances to the dovecote in the south and east, each with 12 holes, and a landing course below.
	www.barnby-in-the-willows.org.uk /Dovecote.htm (512 words)

	The Dovecote (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		Dovecotes are thought to have been introduced into Britain by the Romans.
		The upper part is considered to be a late 16th century reconstruction using mix of stone rubble and larger square stones similar to those of the base.
		Further rebuilding of the top of the Dovecote is thought to have taken place in the 19th century.
	warmington.org /places/dovecote.htm (163 words)

	Handmade wooden dovecotes and birdtables (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		The Lipwood dovecote is an aesthetically attractive design, being six-sided with nesting compartments for six pairs of doves.
		The base of our dovecotes fit directly onto a four inch fence post which should be a minimum of 6ft high.
		The Pine Lodge Dovecote panels are available in clear or white as shown in the photographs on the left, and with a dark stained roof as in the Lipwood if preferred.
	www.gardendovecotes.co.uk /details.htm (290 words)

	Dovecotes - MalvernTrail
		Dovecote in end of house wall (disused?), on way to Prescott, Glos (right).
		Dovecotes £4.50 Peter and Jean Hansell, ISBN 0 7478 0504 0, 40 pp, colour and fl and white illustrations, 2nd Edition (April, 2001) Shire Publications Ltd; whose blurb follows:
		Although there is little evidence that the Romano-British people bred pigeons, it is widely held that it was the Normans who introduced pigeon-keeping to Britain, and the earliest provision of housing for pigeons is found in some twelfth-century castles and religious houses.
	www.malverntrail.co.uk /dovecote.htm (434 words)

	dovecote from forsham Langhale Uk
		At present, we have seven dovecotes in this range, five post cotes and three wall mounted.
		All the cotes are built to the same basic criteria: firstly, the birds' needs must be catered for.
		The painted cotes are also dipped to treat internal woodwork, they are then given three coats of white micro porous paint.
	www.langhalegardens.co.uk /shop/dove_cote.htm (194 words)

	Dovecote Bank
		The Dovecote Bank produced another orange butterfly: was it a
		The plants amongst the long grass of the south-facing bank are wild plants with the possibility of garden escapes.
		Generally, the late 20th century Dovecote Estate have small tidy gardens without much scope for rampant untidiness.
	www.glaucus.org.uk /DovecoteBank.html (1429 words)

	Dovecote (8 chambers)
		The birdhouse, birdfeeder and dovecote are easily attached to the post with brackets.
		The openings in the dovecote are about 1x1.5".
		Our dovecotes are popular with bluebirds, titmice, chickadees, and other songbirds.
	www.gardenbenches.net /index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=367 (81 words)

	Christian Book Shop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		Each month on the last Tuesday 9.15 to 9.45 staff, volunteers, supporters and friends come to together for prayer and thanks giving and to seek God's guidance for the future of Dovecote.
		Since Dovecote opened in 1996 the bookshop has provided a resource for the purchase of Christian books and other materials.
		The Dovecote bookshop is the trading arm of COTE, controlled by trustees, to find out more, use the two underlined hyperlinks.
	www.emc.org.uk /worship/bookrev.htm (469 words)

	Dovecote Feed Tables & Hoppers
		Feed tables are the ideal compliment to the Forsham Dovecotes.
		They are designed with the same profile as the cote and are supplied with two glazed terracotta feed hoppers (four for the Tenterden).
		Since the feed table is fitted after the dovecote has been erected, it is possible to buy and fit one as an after-thought.
	www.electricfence-online.co.uk /ishop/1047/shopscr411.html (351 words)

	Kinwarton Dovecote, National Trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-24)
		Kinwarton Dovecote is on the edge of the Roman Town of Alcester, about 100m down the footpath beyond Kinwarton Church (OS Grid Reference SP106585, see map by Streetmap.co.uk).
		As its on a public footpath, you shouldn't have any trouble looking at the outside of the building - if it is locked then (as per the directions on the gate) you should ask at Glebe Farm for the key.
		The square timber frame and red brick dovecote above, is at a completely separate location, which we happened to drive past the same day.
	www2.warwick.ac.uk /fac/sci/moac/currentstudents/peter_cock/photos/kinwarton_dovecote (136 words)

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