We are so excited to be heading down to Sonoma County with @insidehook this weekend for Passport to Dry Creek Valley! California’s friendliest wine festival☀️Join us April 26-27 @castwines 🍷Stop by our Airstream pop-up with @bugatchi and check out their newest Spring/Summer 2025 collection 👕 See you there!
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Excited to be recognized by @insidehook as one of the best brunches in Chicago right now. 😱 Reserve a table this Saturday or Sunday (beginning at 11am) to give it a try. We’ll see you at brunch! #BestBrunch
Bullo was recently featured in Inside Hook’s piece, ‘How to Spend 7 Perfect Days in the Northern Territory – The ultimate guide to the Top End’ with journalist Lindsay Rogers saying specifically of Bullo: “This is another property where you could easily spend a week and still not be ready to leave come check out. I’d even go so far as to say it was one of my favourite stays of all time.”
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Lindsay goes on to describe the NT as “Bursting with wildlife, ancient Aboriginal culture, dramatic landscapes and an unexpected food scene, it’s the most authentic encapsulation of Australia’s seductiveness…” To read the full piece, head to link in bio.
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To browse availability and make a booking for the ’24 Bullo season beginning in April, follow link in bio.
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Image courtesy @elisehassey
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#BulloRiverStation #CattleStation #NTAustralia #cuintheNT
“Ferrari” Stunt Director Robert Nagle Shares His High-Speed Secrets @insidehook
To do an Enzo Ferrari biopic justice, Nagle’s bag of tricks included hand-hammered aluminum cars, Nick Mason’s Maserati and Patrick Dempsey
The automotive action falls under the purview of Robert Nagle, the film’s stunt coordinator, whose previous credits in the stunt-driving department include such automotive showcases as Ford v Ferrari, the first two John Wick movies and a good chunk of the Fast and Furious franchise. For Ferrari, he orchestrated every driving sequence to ensure that Mann’s vision was brought to life; that the vehicles’ on-screen dynamics are not only exciting, but believable; and that the stunts are safe for the cast and crew. No small feat, given the film’s ambitious scope.
Nagle comes from the unusual place of being both a stunt coordinator and a driver, having drag raced, road raced, and studied race car engineering at Chaffey College. Like many a gearhead cinephile, Nagle credits 1998’s Ronin among his top car movie inspirations. “I’ve always loved the chase scene in Ronin because it’s so realistic,” Nagle says. “The way they configured the cars to put the actors in the middle of the action really sold it to the audience, and [you] really felt the speed and how precarious it could be. I’ve always strived to get that kind of realism.”
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Follow @rpnagle for #behindthescenes footage!
Honored that Shibui Whisky was named in @insidehook 25 Best Bottles of the Year as well as being named Best Japanese Whisky of the Year! #japanesewhisky #whisky #shibui @drinkshibui
![“Ferrari” Stunt Director Robert Nagle Shares His High-Speed Secrets @insidehookTo do an Enzo Ferrari biopic justice, Nagle’s bag of tricks included hand-hammered aluminum cars, Nick Mason’s Maserati and Patrick DempseyThe automotive action falls under the purview of Robert Nagle, the film’s stunt coordinator, whose previous credits in the stunt-driving department include such automotive showcases as Ford v Ferrari, the first two John Wick movies and a good chunk of the Fast and Furious franchise. For Ferrari, he orchestrated every driving sequence to ensure that Mann’s vision was brought to life; that the vehicles’ on-screen dynamics are not only exciting, but believable; and that the stunts are safe for the cast and crew. No small feat, given the film’s ambitious scope.Nagle comes from the unusual place of being both a stunt coordinator and a driver, having drag raced, road raced, and studied race car engineering at Chaffey College. Like many a gearhead cinephile, Nagle credits 1998’s Ronin among his top car movie inspirations. “I’ve always loved the chase scene in Ronin because it’s so realistic,” Nagle says. “The way they configured the cars to put the actors in the middle of the action really sold it to the audience, and [you] really felt the speed and how precarious it could be. I’ve always strived to get that kind of realism.”Full Article /lifestyle/ferrari-stunt-director-robert-nagle#ferrari #ferrarithemovie #ferrarimovie ##adamdriver #insidehook #penelopecruz #stuntcoordinator #stuntlife #BehindTheScenes #RobertNagle #MichealMann #patrickdempsey #stuntdirector #stuntman #stunts #racingcarsFollow @rpnagle for #behindthescenes footage!](https://sp1.picnob.com/p/pt_25116971266126257171401123126511716123122669_0_0be576afd13b1515af4062870f292855.jpg?o=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&h=a76d660863571cac68ac0351ae0c7c15)
