Sentences with phrase «before colonial day»

Consequently, my son produced a document two weeks before Colonial Day that required my signature.

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It was a really crazy day with leading a lunch and learn at Colonial Life, a client session, our last meeting before launching Joyful Eating and an evening meeting for our Columbia dietetics association, where I'm serving as the education chair for the second year.

There would be friends there, talking football, «getting down» (making bets), and the time would pass more quickly through the endless football arguments that take place in Colonial's 19th hole the day before the games.

Midwives have been around since colonial days and perhaps even before that.

President Akufo - Addo has come under a barrage of attacks after he revealed plans to present a legislation before Parliament to set aside August 4 as a day to celebrate the many founders of Ghana ditching September 21 as the commemorative day for Dr Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's first President and a key figure in the fight for freedom from British colonial rule.

Spend the day exploring the Palacio Nacional, a grand colonial palace, or the Teotihuacan ruins, an ancient Aztec city just a 40 km excursion from the city, before spending the night eating gorgeous Mexican food, taking in a traditional wrestling show at Arena Mexico, or hitting the clubs hard.

One night and day is spent in the quaint Spanish colonial town of Granada before heading to Rancho Santana.

Day 5 Morning visit to the traditional colonial villages of the Azuero Peninsula before taking the Pan-American Highway to Boquete (5 hrs) and two nights at Finca Lerida, which stands amidst its own private coffee plantation.

We arrived in Cusco a whole 5 days before our trek — ample time to gather additional supplies (I purchased a waterproof poncho to protect me and my day pack in case it rained; fortunately it didn't), pay our remaining Inca Trail balance, attend a pre-trek meeting, and explore the beautiful, imperial city, with its charming colonial buildings, cobbled streets, inviting cafes, and quirky boutique shops and galleries.

Set 3200 meters above sea level, you will need to plot yourself in Cusco for a few days in order to acclimatise before commencing any surrounding hikes, but in the meantime, you'll be able to admire its mix of Incan and colonial influences, shop in the colourful local markets and elegant alpaca boutiques, and satisfy your stomach with delicious Peruvian cuisine before you embark on the endless roads Cusco leads to.

Wander the colourful streets and enjoy the colonial charm of Leon and Granada before spending a few days exploring the stunning volcanic lake island of Ometepe with beaches and jungle for downtime or adventure.