Sentences with phrase «by bonfires take»

Not exact matches

Honorable Mention: The Antlers — Hospice, Sufjan Stevens — The BQE, Taken by Trees — East of Eden, Sleeping at Last — Storyboards, Wale — Attention Deficit, Jay - Z — The Blueprint 3, The Clientele — Bonfires on the Heath, The Decemberists — Hazards of Love, MuteMath — Armistice, We Were Promised Jetpacks — These Four Walls, Deastro — Moondagger, fun.

Love outdoor camping hiking rock climbing walking hold hand garden cooking traveling beach spend time with man watch TV drink wine make love or lay on floor make love by fireplace and take naked jump in pool swim then meet each other make love as romantic and go outside sit by bonfire look up...

Once you have experienced a Fiji sunset, take in the atmosphere of a cultural show or dance the night away by a bonfire on the beach or one of the top Schoolies.com beach parties.

Besides some fantastic scuba diving in the world famous Beqa Lagoon, guests can also take part in a list of other activities offered from the resort: coastal kayaking, nature treks, coconut demonstrations, poolside barbecues, beach volleyball, guided reef snorkelling, herbal walks, kava parties, village visits, beach picnics, beach bonfires, crab race or just enjoy some relaxing time by the swimming pool.

Levelling up your character — previously done at any bonfire — now takes place by talking with the Maiden, and bonfires can now be warped between from the get go.

This emphasis was on full display at Frieze, where its booth featured a brand - new VR work, Transdimensional Serpent (2016), by Jon Rafman, which takes fairgoers inside a world constructed by the artist where myth meets prehistory (think trolls, serpents, wispy forests, starry skies, and bonfires).

Presumably, early humans had begun to take the path unparalleled by other species the moment they learned to set a bonfire.

Hosted by Cambridge Live and taking place on Midsummer Common, the free event starts at 6 pm with the Thurston Fun Fair, before the fireworks start at 7.30 pm, followed by the lighting of the bonfire.