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Travel in comfort to one of the most spectacular areas in the Southwest in our luxurious, custom 4x4 vehicles with a professional tour guide. Brief stops along the way allow for close-up views and photo opportunities at the historic Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, the rugged Joshua tree forest, the rustic town of Dolan Springs, and the magnificent Colorado River.

he got caught.... A cop is a word used to describe Constables, Sheriffs, Police, Prison Guards and other Law Enforcement Officers. The usage of the word cop to refer to law enforcement is derived from the verb cop, which means to take or seize The term is derived from the similar and linked word coppice. Most woodlands which have copse as a part of their name were probably coppiced once, but this does not mean that the practice continues today, as it was once a lot more popular than it is now. As coppicing was mostly practiced in lowland England, this is the area where use of the word is most common.However, the word has entered the language as a term simply meaning a small woodland, and perhaps implying some rustic overtones, and so it is occasionally given to new woodlands or applied to areas which have no connection with coppicing.

Stories from the New West "An ambitious and often moving feature, produced locally and directed by Seattle's Matt Wilkins, "Buffalo Bill's Defunct" is both shrewd and sophisticated filmmaking. Essentially a collection of poignant short tales about the grown children and grandchildren of ornery but magnanimous "Buffalo" Bill,the action begins when Bill accidentally rams his truck through a wall of his dilapidated shed. Deciding it's time to demolish the rustic hut, widower Bill enlists his kin in removing its family paraphernalia from bygone years. This dismantling of the past becomes a catalyst for learning more about Bill's kids (and their kids) through spare vignettes that have been compared, with good reason, to stories of the late Port Angeles writer Raymond Carver." --Tom Keogh, Seattle Times "Startlingly unique" - Sean Axmaker, Seattle P-I "Keenly real" - Shannon Gee, The Stranger

In the north of the country. 100 km from the Oporto International airport. Rustic destached villa. Reception/living room with 30 sqm, dining room with 20 sqm, fireplace, 4 bedrooms (2 suites), equiped kitchen and laundry. Ref.: 20921

"An ambitious and often moving feature, produced locally and directed by Seattle's Matt Wilkins, "Buffalo Bill's Defunct" is both shrewd and sophisticated filmmaking. Essentially a collection of poignant short tales about the grown children and grandchildren of ornery but magnanimous "Buffalo" Bill,the action begins when Bill accidentally rams his truck through a wall of his dilapidated shed. Deciding it's time to demolish the rustic hut, widower Bill enlists his kin in removing its family paraphernalia from bygone years. This dismantling of the past becomes a catalyst for learning more about Bill's kids (and their kids) through spare vignettes that have been compared, with good reason, to stories of the late Port Angeles writer Raymond Carver." --Tom Keogh, Seattle Times "Startlingly unique" - Sean Axmaker, Seattle P-I "Keenly real" - Shannon Gee, The Stranger "Funny and touching" - David Walker, Willamette Week "Reminiscent of free verse" - Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times

A few serene views of rustic spots in the ramble