Sentences with phrase «wander along the walk»

Wander along The Walk at JBR, an outdoor promenade of restaurants and boutiques, or spend an afternoon on the beach.

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I love going back and wandering through the tall grass, taking a walk along the quiet dirt paths, popping in to see the mill (it's still in use!)

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OBHR hounds come from all walks of life: on death row at a county pound; left wandering alone in the middle of the woods, along a country road, or dodging traffic on the freeway.

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Which makes its shingle beach and buzzy vibe even more attractive come January, when you can walk for miles along the blustery seafront (past the controversial new i360 viewing tower and the beautiful Victorian pier, now with funfair and arcades) or wander the narrow streets of the Lanes, which are jammed with tiny clothing shops, antiques emporiums, and cafes.

Brighton is a day trip so popular that it's become known as London - on - Sea, and here you can walk for miles along the blustery seafront or wander the narrow streets of the Lanes, which are jammed with tiny clothing shops, antiques emporiums, and cafes.

We loved the seafront walk along the old city walls, wandering around the rugged fishing boats in the harbour, and having an early November swim in the sea.

She's walked for days across countries and islands, wandered ancient forests, strolled with wolves, stared down the meanest of bulls, skied to quiet backcountry spaces, discovered new happy places and created some incredible memories along the way.

Walk through Watsons Bay, where you can stop for afternoon tea at the Tea Gardens or a cold drink at Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel, then wander along to Camp Cove and South Head.

If you want to walk you can just wander along the waterfront until you get to the Auberge then take a back alley until you get back to the water's edge, and you can walk for a few minutes further until you reach the beach.

To walk from one car park to the other, just wander along the soft and sandy Coastal Path across two sweet and new little foot bridges to the caravan car park for an ice cream or to use the loo.

Of course, you could always wander onto Dulas Bay Beach from the seaward side by walking along the coastal path from TRAETH YR ORA BEACH.

Wander the streets of the «Ancient Town» and feel like you are stepping back in time as you walk along the riverside, passing old wooden shophouses, incense filled temples and bustling markets.

Nathan wanders through a Nepalese town, indulging in amusing but ultimately pointless interactions with the locals, kicking footballs, patting bulls, chatting — just as in The Graveyard, the character simply walks along a cemetery path, taking in the sights and sounds.

Viewers are free to wander underneath it, walk along its entire stretch and reach its edge where a small gap allows the wooden frame to be observed from the outside.