Sentences with phrase «day walks around town»

In this post we are about to see amazing cut - out booties that you can wear to work, parties and simple day walks around town.

The second day I walked around town and knew I'd found the city I was meant to live in, a place of red tiles, blue skies, erect birds of paradise, and cascading bougainvillea.

From a long workout or from a day walking around the town if anyone gets sore muscle, they can unwind in the hotel's Mayan - themed Jacuzzi.

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I hope for the day that christians can walk around together in cities and towns and feel safe.

Before Milenko retired, he managed a small electronics factory, but what he liked most was walking around town, meeting friends for coffee, catching up on the news of the day.

From the comforts of home in Tokoroa, New Zealand, where walking around the town barefoot was the norm, to the bright lights and fast moving pace of the City of Bradford in the North of England, where Robbie Hunter - Paul and his family were subject to a few gazes of disbelief as they walked around the city centre without wearing so much as sandals on their first day there.

Guests can walk to the slopes in about 10 minutes, probably a bit faster without children, or there is a free private shuttle bus from the hotel as well as shuttle buses which run around the town all day.

I've ben walking all around town the past 2 days, simply because I now have the freedom to take all 3 children out safely and easily.

I love it, and it's perfect for this apartment dweller who does a lot of walking around town, and has to take dogs out multiple times a day.

Some days I added an other 30 minutes walk around the town.

I've had a cozy day with Marcus at Rosendals garden and walked around town.

It was hot that day, and this was the perfect outfit to keep me cool while we walked around town.

We spent this day in Phoenicia, walking around the town and eating at our favorite diner in all of NY.

I think you can walk around town on any given day and ask yourself, «Tsk, tsk... why on EARTH is that person wearing such and such??».

Our last stop in Canada was the city of Calgary where we walked around town for a day and caught the top ice hockey youth teams in a match!

We did a full day on the Island — walking around, hiking up to the town, exploring the shops and having the most lovely leisurely lunch at La Fontelina.

They're so comfortable that even after a whole day of walking around town, my feet were fine and not tired or aching.

It was such a hot day when we went, and wearing this long cross-back dress was the perfect way to stay light and airy while walking around the town.

They are super comfy and lounge - worthy for a day around the house, yet the fun print allows me get up and walk around town without feeling like a total bum.

My mornings were spent taking long walks around town followed by lazy beach days and seafood dinners.

A closed - toe sling - back perfect for summer walks and beach days or alternatively a day around town.

I am talking about formal parties, everyday office wear, casual day - offs and for sunny walks around town.

Later in the day, we walked around town and stopped by some of our favorite shops, including Murray's, In the Pink and currentVintage.

Love this wedge heel, so comfortable for a day at work or a ton of walking around town.

Have worn to work, around town, and on a touristy all day walking excursion.

For all day, walking around town and day at the LACMA was ideal.

I like to have fun and advinture travil with my almost 1 year old pup grim hes a pit bull black lab mix i trained him senese he was reel small we both wan na b happy liveing somewhere 1 day i like to walk around town play video games food is the best love trying new...

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I was walking around town the other day and saw a great deal as I passed a T - Mobile store.

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We ate lunch at a small restaurant in the center of town, walked around a bit, and found a good deal on a zip line tour for the next day.

We had planned to go to Machu Picchu the next day, so on this first day in town, we walked around the village and visited the baths.

The Bayview Hotel has a stunning sea view and is within walking distance of the town's shopping centre, ideal if you're looking to spend your days wandering around the promenade and its numerous stores, cafes, bars, or soaking in the sun on the rocky beaches.

You will feel safe walking around the «old town» during the day and in the early evenings as there are hundreds of people near the La Ronda area.

If you have a few days, I recommend that you take a walk around Casco Viejo (Old Town) to wander its alleys and enjoy the traditional architecture.

A stunningly beautiful and compact town, walking around Queenstown from eatery to entertainment, from parties to performances is all too easy — and being the unofficial adrenaline capital of New Zealand, you might want to pace out your days!

If you choose to stay two nights, you will have the first day free to visit one of the nearby islands or just have a walk around town.

The hotel also offers a shuttle bus to the Ubud Palace (on the other side of town) four times a day (first at 10:00 to town, last back at 21:30) and we took advantage of that, sometimes taking the shuttle to town and walking back or the other way around!

I walked around the town's streets during the day and in the evenings — both alone and with a group — and felt comfortable in doing so.

Swimming pool is the major hangout place for guests after they have enjoyed all - day ATV tours, zip - lining, long beach walks or other adventure activity.The hotel staff is co-operative and arranges for several activities for guests in and around the beach town of Santa Teresa.

You may enjoy just walking around town for half a day visiting local gift shops, peaking into the tortilla factories, and local restaurants.

I remember one from my Nintendo days where Giles (fellow coder on StarFox) and I had been drinking with the Nintendo staff, this was towards the end of StarFox 2 and Giles had just got the loose leaf documentation (several hundred pages) for the very early prototype of the N64... anyway, I didn't have my bicycle so I hitched a lift on the back of Giles» (it had two metal pegs attached to the back wheel that you could stand on, and this kind of «double riding» was often seen in Japan in the 80s and 90s)... anyway, we get back to town and we're crossing a busy road when Giles hits a pothole or something and we go flying, but so do the 100s of loose leaf pages, all over the road in central Kyoto... and the walk light blinked to red so we were laughing our heads off, completely drunk, frantically scrambling around picking up all this top secret documentation, jamming up the traffic.

Only days after the hurricane I found myself hustling around town (walking because there is no gasoline available) and looking not only for food and water, but also for a power receptacle were in can recharge my phone and laptop.