It's a tiny site, and campers choose their pitch in a garden surrounded by fruit trees.
Bakesdown Farm in Cornwall, a tiny site with just four pitches, each of which comes with its own firepit, is typical of the places featured (bakesdownfarmcamping.co.uk).
It was a church at an impossibly tiny site at the crossroads of Quattro Fontane ("Four Fountains," one of which is built into a niche in the church wall), but his creation, San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, was a triumph.
The fun side manifests itself most Wednesday nights when McCormick and her husband, Pete, curl in an open league at the Pardeeville Curling Club, a tiny site with about 100 members overlooking a lake.
For all the attention this building is getting, Nouvel is probably best known in New York for a building that he has not built, or, at least, not yet — an eighty-two-story tower planned for a tiny site on West Fifty-third Street beside the Museum of Modern Art.
Merion hasn't been perfect - the thick stuff right by the greens is a little bit much in the way of punishment when a ball takes one roll off the putting surface, and it's a shame only 25,000 spectators can be crammed into the tiny site each day - but the good far outweighs the petty complaints.
TechMeme, a tiny site in comparison, has done this successfully for some time.
CrunchBoard is a tiny site compared to Monster, Craigslist and others, and this data isn't statistically relevant at all.
He said there are few cities that would get away with running a show of such international impact on such a tiny site.
They recreate the structure with a virtual mesh of small, linked polygons, then designate its elasticity and other material properties at each tiny site.
