Sentences with phrase «horseshoe range»
Situated 42 kilometres east of Quorn in the Horseshoe Range.
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Start your tour as the full moon rises from behind the peaks of Horseshoe Range.
Gaze across the Willochra Floodplain to the distant Horseshoe Range.
Gaze across Willochra Floodplain and watch the peaks of Mookra Tower and the Horseshoe Range turn orange, then shades of pink, lilac and blue before disappearing as the first stars wink on in the sky.
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«This reaction is interesting as close relatives of this protein, known as homologs have also been found in animals — ranging from invertebrates like the horseshoe crab to humans — where they play a role in the defence against bacteria,» continues Künzler.
With musical acts ranging from Bryan Adams to the Charlie Daniels Band, and dining choices from juicy cheeseburgers in paradise at Margaritaville to tender, dripping prime rib at Jack Binion's Steak House, you won't need luck to ensure a perfect date at the Horseshoe!
The number of months of inventory is at a record low in the Greater Golden Horseshoe region of Ontario, ranging between one and two months in Hamilton - Burlington, Oakville - Milton, Kitchener - Waterloo, Brantford, the Niagara Region, Barrie and nearby cottage country.
Horseshoe Bay Vista is nestled on the ridge of the granite range that stands proudly over Wallaby Way and embraces Horseshoe Bay.
On arrival in Horseshoe Bay, you'll continue your journey up the spectacular Sea to Sky Highway, with views of the Pacific Ocean followed by views of the Coastal Mountain Range.
It's nearly impossible to be bored at the resort, with activities ranging from bocce ball and horseshoes to a fully - outfitted nautical center offering snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, kite - surfing and more.
After enjoying the inn's lavish homemade breakfast, guests can choose from a range of activities such as bass or catfish fishing in the ponds or bike rides or hiking on many exciting trails, or they can stay at the inn and play horseshoes, try table tennis or volleyball, paddle a canoe, or relax on the deck and watch the mist rising from the mountain.
Puerto Pollensa is a small town on the north coast of Majorca along a pretty horseshoe bay at the base of the Tramuntana mountain range.
Taken together, they cover a wide range of the climate myths (even Al Gore gets a mention), but are so bad, I would like to nominate them jointly for a Golden Horseshoe award.