Sentences with phrase «about houseboats»
When you think about houseboats, danger may not come to mind.
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If you're a business that rents houseboats you could follow people asking about houseboat vacations and reply to one of their comments with information they could use in planning a trip, Sullivan says.
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My houseboat had about 300 square feet plus a loft with another 100 and several decks.
In the previous one, I shared only about the unforgettable moments on the houseboat in Kashmir but I went through all the photos I shot during the trip and guess what, there would have been at least ten parts of India travel diary if I had to write about all of them.
In the previous one, I shared only about the unforgettable moments on the houseboat in Kashmir but I went through all the photos I shot during the trip and guess what, there would have been at least ten parts of India travel diary if I had to write about all...
Nick talks about the history of The Thames and then is shown around a houseboat on the river.
Ellis comes face to face with the reality about love and marriage when he learns his parents are headed toward divorce which means they could be losing the houseboat they live on.
The most impressive thing about the engine is that it launched this huge houseboat to 60 mph in just 6.5 seconds.
The story is about a woman who saves up to quit her London sales job and start a second life aboard a houseboat in Kent.
In one comprehensive, easy - to - navigate site, there is information on dog - friendly hikes and houseboats, ideas for where to vacation, details about local adoptions and rescues, and pup attractions your pooch will adore.
Explore Rajasthan's grand forts and palaces, discover new depths of relaxation on a houseboat in Kerala's backwaters, and learn about traditional culture in the small village of Sawarda.
It is best explored by boat, but then again, for the ultimate in waterside flexibility you may as well hire a houseboat and sail wherever you like and never have to worry about getting back home.
For the ultimate in waterside flexibility on Lake Päijänne, hire a houseboat and sail wherever you like and never have to worry about getting back home.
Think about farmstay or spend your time on a houseboat.
It is about staying in a shabby chic houseboat in Amsterdam, a ryokan in Japan, and a cave house in Goreme, Turkey.
A 1980 This Old House episode about a Seattle houseboat inspired the setting for the 1993 film Sleepless in Seattle.
In a splintery houseboat that might have drifted here from Cape Fear, a TV monitor plays Mike Nichols» 1966 movie of Edward Albee's play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, about the psychological blood - letting of a shipwrecked marriage.
For electricity to power the lights and pumps, the houseboat uses a 12 - volt deep cycle marine battery whose charge lasts about a month.
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Take on small and big trips by plane or camper and read about life on a houseboat.
But, as we stood on the shore at Hawks Nest, near where she used to live, I pointed out landmarks from tales I'd told the kids about my childhood — there's the sandbank where Aunty Kathryn cut her foot... here's where we caught guppies in buckets... those little balls of sand are made by the crabs digging... Nana Peg would wake us at 6 am to swim in the king tides, the water would go right up to those boats resting on the grass... my great - grandmother lived on a houseboat that was beached just over there...»
We stood on the shore at Hawks Nest, near where she used to live, and I pointed out landmarks from tales I'd told the kids about my childhood — there's the sandbank where Aunty Kathryn cut her foot... here's where we caught guppies in buckets... those little balls of sand are made by the crabs digging... Nana Peg would wake us at 6 am to swim in the king tides, the water would go right up to those boats resting on the grass... my great - grandmother lived on a houseboat that was beached just over there...»
We stood on the shore and I pointed out landmarks from tales I've told the kids about my childhood — there's the sandbank where Aunty Kathryn cut her foot... here's where we caught guppies in buckets... those little balls of sand are made by the crabs digging... Nana Peg would wake us at 6 am to swim in the king tides, the water would go right up to those boats resting on the grass... my great - grandmother lived on a houseboat that was beached just over there...
About a thousand miles away in Key Largo this past winter, there they were, displayed amongst the other items at the upscale flea market located nearby our houseboat.