WIN 2 night ‘Glamping’ break in one the new Loch Tay Geo Domes with Waterside Breaks
GloTIME has teamed up with Waterside Breaks to bring you another FAB competition, a chance to explore and stay in one of the most beautiful areas of Scotland.
Loch Tay is a large freshwater loch, a wonderful location for a Scottish Highland holiday and a great base to explore some the best Scotland has to offer. From stunning scenery, imposing mountain ranges, historic castles, beautiful lochs, excellent fishing and a multitude of wildlife abound.
Surrounded by mountains, lochs and rivers, Loch Tay’s Highland Lodges are located just three miles outside of Killin on the northern shores of Loch Tay. On site activities include boat hire, watersports, fly fishing and a popular waterside Marina bar and restaurant to relax in after a great day out!
We are offering you a chance to win 2 nights ‘Glamping’ in a popular Geo Dome, which is situated in a small ‘dome village’ overlooking Loch Tay. These Geo Domes enjoy picturesque views of the Ben Lawers mountain range as well as the impressive Loch Tay below. The brand new geodesic domes are furnished with a large double bed and a wood burning stove which creates a warm, cosy and relaxing atmosphere, it really is camping in luxury!
More information is available here: http://www.watersidebreaks.com/description/lochtaygeo-domes.htm
Terms and Conditions
1.This offer is only open to UK mainland residents only.
2.This offer covers accommodation only, it does not include travel, entertainment, food/beverages or travel insurance.
3.The winner must book their stay 4 weeks in advance, Subject to availability.
4.Entrants must be over 18 years of age.
5.The winner will be notified within 4 weeks of the competition closing.
6.The prize is not transferable and there is no cash alternative.
7.By entering this competition, you are consenting to allow GloTIME and Waterside Breaks to contact you by email with promotional mater (Opt-out always available)
8.Entry constitutes acceptance of these terms and conditions.
9.The winner will be chosen at random.
10.GloTIME and Waterside Breaks take no responsibility for entries which are not received
Cannes has hosted the iconic Film Festival for 70 years, with it becoming the World’s leading showcase for new films and projects from all over the Globe.
It is given massive media exposure, as well as giving film producers and screenplay writers an opportunity to launch their movies and travel from all areas of the World to get them in front of the right people. It is also a Red Carpet catwalk to exhibit glamorous new fashion worn by the ‘A List’ celebrities who attend.
But among the glitz and glamour, there is a darker side to the Festival, as scripts which have sometimes taken years to prepare, are discarded by potential investors and distributors who are overwhelmed with the volume presented to them.
But such is the price of success in such a turbulent and fickle industry, but as those in the thick of it will tell you, they feel it worth the pain, as it pays off in the end if indeed you make it. It certainly does not stop the thousands of hopefuls pouring in to display their wares, even with the constant risk of rejection a la ‘La La Land’.
This year Will Smith is in a bit of a rant with Pedro Almodovar over Netflix as the more traditionalists are still not letting in the online businesses who are broadcasting movies to millions. Surely they need to move with the times, as the majority of movie goers now are subscribing to the likes of Amazon and Netflix and other movie channels.
On a lighter note, there were some stunning gowns on the red carpet with Susan Sarandon stealing the show at 70 with her gorgeous velvet plunge neck gown and the stunning Marion Cotillard whose film was one of the leading premieres at Cannes this year.
The French actor appeared in a photo call for her upcoming film Ismael’s Ghosts in an oversized and voluminous white t-shirt dress and a pair of edgy jeans, really defying convention.
One thing for sure, Cannes Film Festival is here to stay, but a couple of stars have started to shake it up a bit this year, so watch this space from now on, as times they are definitely changing.
In the wake of a life changing divorce, Barbara Gray (Wendy Craig) has little left next to her name and begins a new life as a determined and headstrong Nanny. No Mary Poppins magic to be found in this story, as Barbara solves the children’s (and the parents) problems with just good old fashioned advice and a selfless resolve. Set amongst the grand country houses of the rich, Barbara faces the struggle of society’s prejudice against a divorcee, amongst a number of ongoing dramas in both her professional and personal life.
In this classic period drama of scintillating highs and crushing lows, Nanny tells the story of one woman’s driving ambition to serve others above all else. Eureka! is pleased to present the complete BBC TV 1981-1983 drama series on DVD for the first time in a 9-disc box set.
DVD Details
Release date 22nd May 2017
12 Certificate
RRP £59.99
9 x Disc set
Run Time: 1500 min. (30 x 50 min. episodes)
Year aired 1981-83
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
You can see a Glotime.tv exclusive interview with Wendy here talking about how she came up with the idea of Nanny
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