Sentences with phrase «dotted along the walk»

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In the gathering dusk of a warm, humid summer Friday evening in northern Indiana, small groups of Amish - born girls between the ages of sixteen and nineteen walk along straight country lanes that border flat fields of high cornstalks and alfalfa, dotted here and there with neat, drab houses set back from the roads.

The Palm Cove accommodation choices are numerous, with many dotted along the picturesque Williams Esplanade that runs along the Beachfront, and the remainder only minutes walking distance to the beach.

There are several restaurants dotted around, however, I'd recommend bringing along a picnic to enjoy anywhere as you walk around the gardens.

The most visited island, Ponza offers magnificent coastal walks and tiny harbours dotted along the shoreline.

Just a few steps along a pathway, through the back yard, lead to the calm, shallow sand flats dotted with mangrove trees - be sure to bring your reef - walking shoes and snorkel gear.

There are plenty of dining options dotted along the Brisbane River to suit all tastes and budgets and, if the mood takes you, the famous Story Bridge Hotel is also within walking distance and is a Brisbane institution.

Whether you want to have an easy walk (1 minute) to the many cafes, restaurants or pubs dotted along Victoria Street (Bunbury's central street), or use its playgrounds, bays and beaches; or use Bunbury as a «gateway to the South - West».

Then it's on to wholesome walks along stunningly rugged cliff top walks dotted with outdoor cafes, outdoor restaurants and outdoor evenings.

All around is excellent walking country, up in to the Serrania de Ronda or along pleasant lanes dotted with little farms.

This area of black sand deserts has numerous scenic walking paths along the way, dotted with hidden geothermal treasures and green oases.

Named after the first permanent settlers who came to the area in 1882, the track is an easy walk under the shaded protection of beautiful king ferns and a variety of rare fauna and flora (like the endangered arenga palms), with little beach pockets dotted along the way for you to stop and explore.

Half way down the main street on the left is The Esplanade, found on google maps as «Airlie Esplanade», where you will find access to the beach and an array of cafes dotted along the side walk.

Twenty - five trees along Queen's Walk will also be covered in Kusama's red and white polka dots as part of the exhibition.