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1. and St Laurent de Cerdans are open in July and August The best beaches with miles of sand and safe swimming begin just north of Collioure towards Argel s Plage at Racou Plage and continue for miles through St Cyprien Plage Canet Plage and beyond Some of these towns were developed in the 1960 s after the mosquito problem had been largely resolved hence the old towns a little way inland developed sea side counterparts St Cyprien with St Cyprien Plage Argel s sur Mer with Argel s Plage etc Le Racou is excellent Take the D115 past C ret and Le Boulou then follow the signs towards Port Vendres come off at Junction 13 and follow the signs It has a safe beach plenty of parking turn towards the beach through one of the little entrances maximum height 1 9 metres and lots of restaurants pizzerias bars etc Excursions A good map for the area is the Michelin 344 Local Aude Pyr n es Orientales scale 1 150 000 Local towns all have something to offer though St Laurent de Cerdans does its level best to look dingy and uninteresting The main road through is pretty discouraging but the old town around the church is nicer Further on just before Spain is the pretty little village of Coustouges where the restaurant is open most of the year Prats de Mollo is a much better bet with its old walls nice areas inside the walls for a drink or a meal and the Vauban fort dominating the town Allow a full day for this trip along2. turn into the little town of Capmany and find the Oliveda wine cave too complicated to give directions here which has a museum upstairs with amazing wooden carvings as well as some of the finest local wines Rigau Ros Gran Reserva red wine for a little over 5 euros a bottle Spain via Col d Ares turn left on the D115 to Prats de Mollo this is a very interesting walled town with a Vauban fortress overlooking it for protection There are shops and restaurants within the walls and walks along the River Tech However you can carry on the D115 for 14 kilometres and you cross into Spain at the Col d Ares at about 1500 metres high A further 60 kilometres or so takes you through Ripoll and right on the N152 to Ribes de Freser where you can get the Rack Railway like a large funicular to Nuria high in the National Park of Freser i Setcases A round trip through some of the quieter country of Les Aspres hills From Serralongue head for C ret Here you will find the well known Modern Art museum with works by Picasso Chagall etc in the shady centre of this old town From C ret cross the main Le Boulou Prats de Mollo road to wind into the hills on to Llauro and then Fourques where you turn left on the D2 towards Caixas a commune with no real centre and then turn right on the D48 to the lovely medieval village of Castelnou After Castelnou you enter Thuir a typical not very touristy town of this area Be warned there is no chance of a dr
3. Guide for Guests 8 rue Paul Sentena 66230 Serralongue FRANCE IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES AND DISCLAIMER There are no fences railings around the side garden from this garden there is a drop of about 10 feet onto the road at the front and a drop into the courtyard from the steps at the rear of the garden You must be very careful particularly with small children We take no responsibility for any injuries or damage caused by or to people ignoring this warning Please note that there is no smoking allowed anywhere in the house there are smoke detectors in the house When excess levels of smoke are detected these emit a high pitched alarm This guide contains a few important do s and don ts Please take a moment to skim through it All important items can easily be found as they are in this italic typeface Checklist for leaving On the final day please vacate the house by 1lam leaving it as you found it particularly bathrooms and toilets If you are leaving much before 11am please let us know by phoning us on 0468 388 128 Please also 1 Switch off all electric fires heating etc 2 Empty all rubbish into the containers up the road 3 Place all used bed linen towels dressing gowns tea towels etc on the floor of the downstairs shower room Ensure all windows are closed Lock the house door and place all Keys in our postbox outside the house Ni Our neighbours who own the building next to our house as you head to
4. e at the bottom One switch controls the flame effect and must be on for the other two switches controlling heating levels to work Instruction Manuals for all the appliances are either with the device such as the music centre or to be found in the drawer of the coffee table in the downstairs living dining room Television has an indoor aerial allowing French terrestial channels the reception may be affected by the weather There is a remote control for the TV DVD player downstairs is remote controlled and plays through the television The player plays music CDs as well as DVDs To play a DVD or a CD ensure both television and DVD player are switched on press Open Close on the player insert a DVD or CD press Open Close again and the disc will play Music Centre is in the upstairs sitting room and has a remote control It plays CD s Ipod s and has a radio pre tuned to local stations Full instructions in French are with the unit but will not be necessary if you have a five year old in the family Page 2 of 8 Dish washer takes 3 in 1 tablets one of these for each day of your stay are supplied and can be found near the dishwasher Washing machine French style top loader in the garage Instruction manual is on the shelf near the machine in the garage Use liquid detergent some is supplied but please replace as necessary An extending drying line is outside in the rear courtyard Oven can be set to man
5. ecure it On leaving the house at the end of your stay please leave both keys in our mail box outside the house Rubbish disposal place rubbish in the large rubbish containers about a hundred yards up the road turn left as you come out of the house Rubbish is sorted into three categories glass paper and cartons and general household have their own containers There are three plastic containers in the garage for temporary storage of empty bottles cartons papers etc Please clear out all rubbish at the end of your stay to eliminate odours Water main cut off is in the garage Note that contrary to a common English belief tap water in France is perfectly drinkable Electricity as with all modern French electrical systems every circuit is controlled by a circuit breaker not by fuses The circuit breaker board is in the garage on the wall near the washing machine Each circuit breaker is identified by a pictogram if a circuit blows simply reset the breaker by pushing the switch up If the circuit keeps breaking turn off or disconnect the guilty appliance If ALL electricity is off and all the circuit breakers are on one or both of two main circuit breakers may need resetting either a master switch to the left of the individual breakers and or a large black switch on the same wall further to the right A wind up torch for emergency use is on top of the electric fire in the lounge Note that we occasionally get tremendous thunders
6. ink or food between C ret and Castelnou Thuir unless you telephone us first when if we are at home we will be glad to offer you a cup of coffee or something stronger at our home in Caixas After Thuir take the signposted roads through Trouillas to return via Le Boulou and C ret The Cathar heresy was widely followed in the South of France from about the 12th to the 14th centuries leading Pope Innocent 3rd to call for a crusade in 1209 the Albigensian Crusade For nearly 50 years there was merciless and bloody fighting with the seemingly impregnable strongholds of Peyrepertuse Monts gur and Qu ribus falling respectively in 1240 1244 and 1255 There are many sights within the triangle Perpignan B ziers Toulouse which reek with the history of these times and the following route is quite straightforward Take the D900 north of Perpignan and turn off as if going to the airport but follow the D117 signposted to Foix In Maury famous as is Banyuls for its sweet red dessert wine turn right on to the D14 which leads you past Qu ribus and Peyrepertuse before taking you to St Paul de Fenouillet and thus back to the D117 by way of the Gorges de Galamus this is not for those with no head for heights Retrace your route back to Perpignan Barcelona well worth a day but driving to Figueres to get the train is much more relaxing than driving If you leave your car at the train station car park in Figueres beware it is closed on S
7. losed Sunday evening and all day Monday correct at November 2011 but beware this may change It is safest to make a reservation in advance for meals tel 0468 87 35 46 Supermarkets The 8 Huit literally 8 till 8 in St Laurent de Cerdans about 15 minutes by car has a much better choice of groceries than the Intermarch in Prats de Mollo It also sells fresh meat and cheese but despite the name it opens around 8 30am until 7pm and closes every lunchtime at 12pm till 3pm or 3 30pm In July and August however they are both open every Sunday morning till noon The nearest larger supermarket is to be found at C ret which has both an Intermarch continue on the main road to Le Boulou through C ret and it is on the right and a Champion near the centre of the town Larger still are the Leclerc and Intermarch situated opposite each other on the road out of Le Boulou towards Perpignan Continuing from Le Boulou towards Perpignan you will also find the Auchan hypermarket on the left on the outskirts of Perpignan Markets There is a small market at Prats de Mollo on Friday mornings and an even smaller one at Arles sur Tech on Wednesday mornings For a good market try C ret This is open on Saturday mornings and takes over all the main streets of the town As well as good quality fruit and veg meat and chees stalls you will find a vast array of knick knacks clothes and gifts Page 3 of 8 Activities In the house you will find a
8. n the train for spectacular views The Red Train similar to the Little Yellow Train but operated by a society of amateurs not SNCF and therefore less reliable as to times runs from Rivesalte along the Fenouillede valley to Axat The Blue Train just so you can complete the set of colours the Rack Railway at Val de Nuria is blue See Spain via Col d Ares above Restaurants Page 5 of 8 Below is a very personal list of restaurants that we have used and enjoyed It is by no means exhaustive and they do change over time Serralongue the cafe bar restaurant in the village next to the Post Office is a hive of activity for Serralongue and is worth supporting Food good but limited Tel 0468 873546 Prats de Mollo The Bellevue Bellavista hotel and restaurant just outside the walls of the old town is superb and has a very reasonable fixed price lunch menu Hotel Ausseil inside the walls of the old town is good La Portella good food and worth going to to see the way the plates are decorated Hostellerie le relais good pizzas has a garden for those hot days St Lauren de Cerdans the bar St Lauren opposite the Cinema does good pizzas to eat in or take away Vives between St Joan Pla de Corts and Llauro L Hostal Catalan mountain food served in a traditional setting a few kilometres off the main road to C ret Turn left in St Jean Pla de Corts when approaching from Serralongue direction Perpignan Lots of re
9. omputer connection This allows free telephone calls to landline numbers in some countries Below is a list of countries to which free calls can be made Chargeable calls including all special numbers and mobile phones will be deducted from your security deposit The number for incoming calls is 0434 103876 from abroad this is 0033 434 103876 To retrieve messages from the answerphone dial 9 If the telephones do not seem to work simply unplug the electricity plug to the ADSL box in the study next to the desk wait a few seconds and reconnect the plug The ADSL box will reset itself and after a few minutes the phones will work again Internet_access there is WiFi Internet connectivity in the house If your system scans for a Wireless LAN the one to choose is NEUF 826C The WiFI key password is kakusvourfephmairad8 The ADSL box is in the study on the floor by the desk and has an Ethernet connection which can be used instead of the WiFI The electric and phone connections are via a surge protected block if you need to reset the ADSL box this is where to unplug and replug Countries to which free telephone calls to landline telephones may be made all other calls including all calls to mobiles and special numbers are chargeable France including Corsica Guadeloupe Martinique Reunion European Union Germany Austria Belgium Cyprus Denmark Spain including Majorque and the Canaries Estonia Finland Greece Hunga
10. ooden separators The land adjoining is owned by the house behind Richard Beach towels are provided Please do not use the bath towels for sunbathing swimming etc Telephone Numbers Addresses Emergencies Owners Frank and Penny Parkinson Caze d en Roque Jalaire 66300 Caixas Telephone Home 0033 0 468 388128 Mobiles 0033 0 602 277679 or 0033 0 666 598452 If you need to contact us urgently please leave messages on all 3 phones Ambulance for medical emergencies 15 Taxis are used for non urgent journeys to hospital Fire Brigade 18 Police 17 Doctor two doctors in St Laurent de Cerdans both at 2 route Bac Gilles RIERA and Rose Marie RIERA tel 0468 39 50 63 In Prats de Mollo at 5 rue Font Nova Richard MASSING tel 0468 39 71 52 Dentist a practice in Serralongue 7 rue Abdon Poggi Armin WACHSMUTH tel 0468 54 28 50 Veterinary Surgeon in Am lie les Bains 52 avenue Vallespir Philippe DEVROUX and Francoise LEBEAU tel 0468 83 90 85 Edf Electricit de france Emergency 24hr call out 0810 333066 Local Facilities The shop in the village opposite the Post Office La Poste sells local cheese pat charcuterie etc but also many other staples such as breakfast cereals vegetables and wine As at November 2011 it is open every morning including Sunday The Caf de la Poste next to the Post Office is owned by the commune and operates as a bar restaurant The food is good and not expensive It is c
11. ry Ireland Italy including Sardinia and Sicily Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Czech Republic the United Kingdom Slovakia Slovenia Sweden Rest of the World The Azores Algeria AssilaBox only n starting with 00 213 820 Andorra Argentina Australia Canada including mobiles the Canaries Chile South Korea the United States including mobiles Guernsey Hong Kong Iceland Israel Japan Jersey Madeira Monaco Norway New Zealand San Marino Singapore Switzerland Taiwan Turkey the Vatican Page 7 of 8 Alphabetical Index ACUIVILIES sto td o tte hee orate e A UL tl o ds aden ll ted a cl E a E ieee eos teat AA Amb ulanCe Aid cca SWE A BREE RVC CaS RS OBC Wh Bas BRAN PEE REA RN Sai Barbecue Beach towels Dish washer NR AN DVD playa aa a A A A a A is Electric fires Electricity rr A o O e A al da Oe lado EME ii A cas Excursions AN n eaa R E RO NA eg oie Ses vga fade sve hahaa eee 4 Hot Wate ose SS heave het sec cane cs au se dsb ARA AAA LAA a SRSA A EN TS aT a oa 2 MS ias 2 POSO MC A Sock Bev GS has E AAA EOE S E AAA SETA NSA AER 3 Postcards Telephone IT Towel rails Veterinary Surgeon Walking eee Washing machine Page 8 of 8
12. s next to a snack bar of the same name Spain Tapis from Serralongue turn right before Le Grau to go to La Forge del Mitg Go through St Laurent de Cerdans to Spain and several kilometres across the border is Can Mach This offers mountain style straightforward cooking is usually packed and always cheap Note that people in Spain eat later than in France so it is always good for a later lunch The drive is worth it by itself After lunch you can carry on down through Maganet and on to the N11 in Spain to go to Figueres Els Fogons de Canadal overlooking the horrible Wild West town of La Jonquera Take the N11 through La Jonquera from the French border turn left at the roundabout signposted to Cantallops then left again at the next roundabout and follow the signs Inexpensive lunch menu lovely restaurant and easy to forget that all the truckstop tattiness of La Jonquera is so near El Moli turn off the road from Figueres to France the N11 at Pont de Molins and wind through the town and several kilometres into the country There are leaflets in the house good for a special but not pricey meal Try the half shoulder of lamb Casa Nun in Cadaques on the seafront not far from the statue of Salvador Dali Telephone number 0034 972 258 856 One of our favourites Page 6 of 8 Telephone and Internet House Telephone number 0033 434 103 876 Telephone a base and two extensions are in the house connected via the ADSL c
13. selection of leaflets for a whole range of local activities Further information can be obtained from the Mairie Walking everywhere including Grand Randonnees The best map is 2349ET a Carte de Randonn e printed by IGN Massif du Canigou Penny has translated itineraries of walks in the immediate area and copies are in the house if not we have provided English copies to the Mairie An easy stroll of about 20 minutes Turn left out of the house and take the first road on the left going up behind the house towards the church Pass the Tennis Court and football pitch and you can walk up to the Conjurador and down to the village past the church or walk along the road and turn right past the cemetery and so into the village main street when you can return to the house past the Caf de la Poste stop for pre ordered croissants in the morning or a drink at other times A circuit of about 70 minutes turn left out of the house and walk up the road towards Lamanere As you pass the sign showing you are leaving Serralongue a red line through the village name turn right onto a track walking past an old orchard and descend through the trees on the walk indicated with a yellow mark number 7 At the bottom you join a wider track turn right and follow this all the way till you rejoin the road below the village Turn right for a few hundred yards to get back to the house or for a slightly longer walk cross the road and climb through the
14. staurants on and around the Basse the river running through the centre near the Castillet or Place Arago Le Grain de Folie 71 Ave G n ral Leclerc on south side of main bridge over the River Tet superb quality and value Tel 0468 510050 Le Clos de Lys just off the road from Decathlon near Auchan to the multiplex cinema turn left at the cinema roundabout when taking the fast road from Port Vendres to Perpignan Follow signs to the Espace Automobile Very good indeed inexpensive lunchtime menu Villa Duflot hidden away next to Auchan expensive but lovely service and food Collioure Copacabana on the sea front near the church with one of the best positions on this coast Les Templiers has an interesting history and lots of paintings some allegedly left by guests who couldn t afford to pay for their lodging This is probably not a good ruse nowadays unless you are already a well known painter Port Vendres La Tramontane good food and excellent value on the quay near the Tourist Office A favourite Cote Vermeille small and stylish more expensive than average but excellent fish Near the boatyard and fish market the Cri e This place even has a head waiter The Cri e the fish market go through the boatyard to find it you can get a glass of wine and shellfish in the fish market itself St Cyprien Plage Bounty on the sea front near the waterfall The restaurant where at least one waiter speaks good English i
15. the coast into Spain then around Cap Creus before returning to France by an inland route A good idea is to plan to eat at El Port de la Selva or Cadaques Remember that Spaniards eat later than the French or English so you should still be able to get into a restaurant for lunch up to 2 30pm or even later Take the D115 past C ret to Le Boulou then follow the signs to Port Vendres You may like to stop off at Collioure for a look around if you can find a parking place From Port Vendres take the winding coast road to Banyuls and Cerb re this takes you on to the Spanish border and on through Portbou signs not easy to spot here follow Figueras to Llanga You can take time to see the port of Llanga though it is not very exciting Carry on to Port de la Selva you must look carefully for signs as you need to turn left off the Llanga Figueras road into Llanga itself There is a very cheap caf in Port de la Selva El Llevante right on the waters edge The out of season menu of the day has recently gone up from 8 50 to 9 for three courses including wine and the food is Page 4 of 8 not bad at all in the summer they do tapas and you can eat outside on the terrace After Port de la Selva you will need to backtrack a few hundred metres to turn on the road to Cadaques This is the Spanish equivalent of Collioure though shabbier in a typically Spanish way Salvador Dali lived near Cadaques at Port Lligat and there are references
16. the village are called Andr and Francine They live in the bungalow behind our house They are extremely friendly and helpful Andr s English is excellent and he welcomes the opportunity to talk English You will see them regularly walking often with two donkeys between their house and a large piece of land opposite that they are cultivating Andr has long grey hair and a grey beard The neighbour who owns the vegetable patch next to our side garden and lives in the house behind is a widower called Richard he has 4 children He and the children are all very friendly but have no English Beware a diab species of caterpillar the processional pine caterpillar is moving northward from its base in Spain ANA and has now reached as far as Paris They are quite common in the Pyrenees Orientales and can be AE very dangerous When on the move the caterpillars form a procession they have fine hairs vulnerable as they are often fascinated by the procession Their nests can be seen in pine trees looking like white candy floss and should be avoided You can find more about these little pests at http www practicalspain com spanish arthropods htm Page 1 of 8 The house Keys the front door of the house is locked with two yale type keys which have been sent to you in the post a further two will usually be left in the house for your convenience The door is not self locking you must use the keys to s
17. to him everywhere in the region If you decide to eat in Cadaques you will find Casa Nun hidden away in a corner on the seafront to the left of the main road in After Cadaques the pretty road to Figueres passes close to Rosas a very popular holiday resort In Figueres a nice little town there is the ever popular and busy Dali museum he was born here Take the N11 north and after Pont de Molins turn left onto the GI502 to Darnius Macanet and on into France at Coustouges Turn left after St Laurent de Cerdans at La Forge del Mitg to Serralongue A shorter alternative to the previous trip Go to Port Vendres and take the coast road to Banyuls as described above but in the centre of Banyuls turn right at the Mairie signposted Mus e Maillols follow signs to Champion supermarket but turn left before you reach it signposted Mus e Maillols and Col de Banyuls This leads you by a windy not well maintained small road for several miles until you start a steep climb up to the Col de Banyuls itself Here there is a small carpark and a monument In good weather there are wonderful views back to the Mediterranean Carry on and you are soon in Spain until early 2006 this was a dirt track but it has now been improved thanks to European taxpayers Follow the now wonderfully paved road to Espolla then turn right to Capmany You can bypass Capmany and carry on to turn right on the N11 and back to Serralongue as in the previous itinerary Alternatively
18. torms which can cause a loss of electric throughout the village these usually do not last for long but there is nothing to be done but enjoy the dark There are candles under the sink in the kitchen Lights the hall stairs landing lights are controlled by 4 switches and sometimes none of the switches seems to work This will be because one or other of the four is not quite pressed in check all four by switching them on and off a few times Spare bulbs are in a store cupboard in the garage Lavatories the we in the bathroom at the front of the house upstairs is a macerator chewer will not work if the electricity is off Important it will break if anything other than toilet paper is put in it The other two we s are normal Shower room extractor the extractor in the shower room at the end of the upstairs landing is not connected through the light switch It comes on and goes off entirely depending upon the humidity in the room Please do not be surprised if it seems to have a will of its own it is slightly more intelligent than the electrician who installed it Heating and Hot Water the thermostat and control box is on the wall in the hall It will be set for all normal conditions but full instructions are in the house The oil fired central heating boiler is off the study downstairs It has a rocker switch for on off and one for summer winter operation The summer setting means no heating for radiators is supplied solel
19. trees following the signs to the church At the dirt track turn left for a little while then right up a path running alongside an electric fence not often on when you join the road by the Tennis Court Horse riding In the village Jean Michel Hinsberger has horses and organises treks telephone 0614564149 or enquire at the Caf Also stables on the right just before St Laurent de Cerdans and also on the road leading off on the right between Serralongue and Le Grau going to La Forge de Mitg Adventure pursuits Mont 6z arbres on the road to Col d ares from Prats de Mollo open from April till November web site www montozarbres com This was devastated by the huge storm in early 2009 so check first Also Forest Adventure chemin de la piscine Am lie les Bains open afternoons in July and August Golf Domaine du Falgos set at 3500 feet high in a stunning location with hotel restaurant spa swimming pool etc Turn right where signposted just after St Laurent de Cerdans on the road to Spain The magnificent location is worth a visit just for a coffee or lunch even if you detest golf Skiing Spanish resorts beyond the Col d ares such as Vall de Nuria Vallter 2000 and Port del Comte See www pyreneesguide com for more information French resorts are up towards Font Romeu and Pyrenees 2000 for which the quickest route is probably via Ripoll and Puigcerda in Spain Beaches and swimming Open air swimming pools in Prats de Mollo
20. ual or fan assisted cooking or grill function by using the control on the right Then set the temperature with the control on the left If using the grill function the oven door must be left open Inside the oven is a dish with a fitted grill rack which can be turned for either high or low grilling and should be used with the grill function Windows the double glazed French windows upstairs have a latch at the bottom of the left hand half window This must be pushed down to lock the half window when you need to close the French windows completely Please ensure that all windows are secure whenever you leave them unattended the wind can get up very suddenly and you will be responsible for any damage caused Hob rings glow red until the required temperature is reached The indicator at the front of the hob remains alight showing which rings are hot even after the ring has been turned off One of the rings is halogen Books some of the books in the house have our name and address label on them please ensure that you don t remove these Others mainly paperback novels are unlabelled and can be taken away if you have not finished them at the end of your stay provided you replace them with a similar type of book Postcards please help yourself to those freely available in the house Barbecue is in the garage The garden at the side of the house has a wooden table bench for your use Our garden is the grassed area bounded by some roses and w
21. undays and holidays including obscure Catalan holidays and you will not be able to retrieve your car if you stay over and return when closed This is the voice of bitter experience To get to Figueres station take the N11 either by going to Le Boulou and then following the N9 D900 to Spain this road changes name to N11 in Spain or across the mountains via St Laurent de Cerdans Coustouges Ma anet to join the N11 north of Figueres and turn in to Figueres at the junction marked Roses Figueres the station is a little way up this road just left after crossing the track The train to Barcelona takes a couple of hours and costs only 8 euros or so Andorra a country consisting of a few lovely valleys spurring off the central valley with quite nice small towns and a horrendous capital city Andorra la Vella which is little more than a tax free shoppers paradise The only way to get there is by road follow signs on the Perpignan ring road to enter from the French side It is best to return via Spain as the French customs authorities often cause several hours of tailback in the summer by stopping every car at least in their normal working day Little Yellow Train from Villefranche sur Conflent to Mont Louis etc A relaxing way to see beautiful countryside Highly recommended is to take the early train 1030am or so from Villefranche sur Conflent to Mont Louis lunch at Mont Louis and take a later train back Try to sit in one of the open carriages i
22. y hot water The winter setting provides hot water and heating with the temperature controlled by the thermostat in the hall Each radiator is also controllable by individual thermostats There is a complication when the boiler is set for summer ie hot water only The exhaust from the boiler vents directly into the rear courtyard and can be a nuisance if you are enjoying a quiet lunch As a result we connect the electric plug to the boiler through a timer situated next to the boiler The timer is set to only allow the boiler to fire up in the early hours of the morning with a boost of an hour or so about 3 30pm If this is inconvenient and you need more hot water than this allows or you need to put on the central heating in the summer you must switch the timer via a slide control on its side to the permanently ON position Heated Towel rails in each bathroom upstairs The large one in the shower room is thermostatically controlled Press the control button once to switch on once more to boost the temperature to maximum for two hours once again to switch off A green light signifies on but not heating ie up to thermostat temperature a steady red light signifies heating up a blinking red light signifies boost mode The small towel rail in the family bathroom has an on off switch but can be left on permanently Electric fires one in each living sitting room with controls either inside the glass door or on the right hand sid
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