Advantages: high sound quality, diverse functions, record to tape mode, record from tape mode Disadvantages: usless instruction manual, useless recording programme, not all cables supplied
The sound quality is good, so is the recording quality. The look and design are brilliant and so is the durability! It's an extremly good cassette deck with a level meter indication feature as well as noise reduction and dubbing which are just the start! In my opinion however, this should just be sold as a normal tape deck as the only real feature that lets it down is the transfering "2PC" mode which is actually the main idea behind this deck!
Disadvantages
As described previously, this tape deck has only one real disdvantage and that is the transfering of a tape to computer media. The software itself seems reasonable enough at first glance since the CD-ROM media actually includes two programmes: a music editing programme called audacity and also the main feature which is the media converting programme. This programme is ...
Advantages: Lots of educational activities, lots of animals, good play areas Disadvantages: Overpriced, pigs made me sad, mermaids & pirate summer special wasn't very good, abit depressing
Firstly I must apologise for that shockingly bad title!
Marsh Farm Country Park is a working farm that is open to the public and is owned and managed by Essex County Council. It is situated in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex and is easy to find. It is signed up well from the main road alongside ASDA - I found it with no directions.
There is a main carpark and an overflow carpark and although we visited in the summer holidays there were plenty of spaces to park in the main carpark.
Marsh Farm opens at 10.00am daily (10.30 in winter months) and closes at 4.00pm or 5.00pm at weekends and school holidays (3.00pm in winter months).
At the entrance are toilets and an indoor reception area. Inside the reception area is a desk to pay for your entry and a giftshop, although I recommend looking around the giftshop after you ...
Advantages: Lots of wildlife Disadvantages: Admission charges
Titchwell Marsh on the north coast of Norfolk is the most visited of all of the RSPB reserves in Britain.
The area consists of marshland and shallow lagoons with reed beds that are set just a few metres inland from the coast . Along the boundary of the reserve there is a shingle and sandy beach that runs along parallel to the reserve. The low lying land that comprises the reserve is actually below the level of the sea and there is a high sea wall with a footpath along the top of it that has so far been successful in preventing the sea from flooding across the reserve.
These current sea defences have not however always held back the forces of nature and the lagoons that we see today were created in 1953 when the sea broke through its defences. This area was then left derelict for the next twenty years until 1973 when over 400 ...