If you are on the market to get a good enameled (搪瓷的) Dutch oven, chances are that you may find some French brands, such as Le Creuset and Staub. Nevertheless, when you are considering buying one, you may immediately find these cost a few hundred bucks.

Among the hottest brands, designed for only about $95 with a lifetime guarantee, Input Milo now offers only one item, which can really compete with those hot French ovens.

Because of a promise to source the finest item and to employ the finest achievable style and design, the Milo Dutch oven is really a kettle using a value that can not be overcome. The oven has a normal size, 12 pounds, in 5.5 quarts (夸脱), for all cooking jobs, handy and enameled with small handles. And the very low cost comes chiefly by cutting out the middleman and attempting to sell directly to shoppers.

Milo plans to compete with the greater brand names because its style and operation are all equal to those. Cheaper Dutch ovens tend to be somewhat short-term, while Milo is devoted to producing products that survive a life or even longer.

How can one get a discount on Milo products? Follow the page called Save My Penny and you will be able to get some recent coupon (优惠券) codes, which will give you discounts.

Enjoy historic Oakland Cemetery after dark at Capturing the Spirit of Oakland Halloween Tours, a seasonal tradition! A costumed docent (讲解员) guides you through the cemetery’s beautifully-lit Victorian gardens as you experience the stories that Atlanta’s sons and daughters come to life.

Tours will be held nightly from 5: 30 pm to 10: 30 pm, Friday Oct. 23—Sunday Oct. 25, and Thursday, Oct. 29—Saturday, Oct. 31. Tours last approximately one hour.

The evening also includes musical performances. A story teller and guests are encouraged to arrive in costume to set the mood for the events.

Tickets are available in advance only via ticketalternative. com. Tickets are $25 for adults and $13 for children aged 4-12 (plus taxes and fees). Children under 3 are free. This event is family-friendly, but is recommended for children aged 8 and up.

Tickets go on sale to Historic Oakland Foundation members in advance, on July 1-15, and go on sale to the general public on July 15. If you’re not a HOF member, join today!

Tickets for Japan’s Ghibli Park Now on Sale

Ghibli Park, opening November 1 in Japan, will be a fever dream of a theme park for anyone who has ever watched the studio’s beautiful animated films and wanted to step into the worlds they build. The following are four areas in the park.

Grand Warehouse

It is an indoor facility that will house artifacts and exhibits from films including the Robot Soldier from “Castle in the Sky,” the Catbus from “Totoro,” and another recreation out of the “The Secret World of Arrietty.”

Hill of Youth

It features the antique shop from “Whisper of the Heart” and another recreation from “The Cat Returns.”

Dondoko Forest

There will be a full recreation of Satsuki and Mei’s house, from “My Neighbor Totoro” and a Totoro-themed playground.

The Valley of Witches

It will include some parts from the trippy (迷幻的) “Howl’s Moving Castle,” and the more sweet “Kiki’s Delivery Service,” about an earnest and hardworking young witch,

If you go to Ghibli Park, don’t expect a Catbus roller coaster, “Take a stroll, feel the wind, and discover the wonders,” the park’s site offers as an alternative.

Tickets are available online and reservations are required, as there will not be day-of tickets sold. You must buy separate tickets for each attraction you want to visit. The most expensive of the four is Grand Warehouse. Tickets cost $ 15 for adults and $7.50 for children on weekdays. On weekends and holidays, that price is $19 for adults and $ 9 for kids.