Sentences with phrase «footpaths of»

, but TreeHuggers can get a general feel for the early beginnings of Jerusalem's community garden Bustan Brody — a rare and wonderful treat for Israelis walking through the footpaths of

You will meet the local people in rural villages and have a first hand look at life in the high Peruvian Andes, as well as walk along the footpaths of the ancients on the Inca Trail.

There's great shopping along the main footpaths of Kuta's Jalan Pantai, the main beach road, as well as on its southern part, with the Discovery Shopping Mall right across from Waterbom Bali, one of Southeast Asia's premier waterparks.

Footpaths of varying difficulty connect Saracen Bay to the western beaches and the southern lighthouse.

The new glimpse of the footpaths of animals and humans complement earlier studies that reveal the anatomy and behavior of H. erectus, suggesting that as it evolved modern body proportions, it also increased its home range and began competing with carnivores for carcasses on the savanna, says Harris.

In this case, build an actual DIY footpath of dirt and pebbles for visitors to traverse their long journey from Princes» Blvd to your Pot «O Cloud - Based Gold near parking lot F. Decorate your Lord of the Rings - inspired passage with signs like «RivenDell Ahead» and «This Way to Swag Baggins.»

The breadth of the view in Romance may be exciting at first, but the view does not show the footpath of the mountains in the distance.

Leicester followed the footpath of Chelsea, Liverpool, and Spurs who reached the last eight in their debuts.

Journalists would rather follow the footpath of the Abatis — Special Assistant on Media, better than beat the road in search of news.

This ground level apartment located in a apartment group of only 4 units is simply across the footpath of the Picnic Bay mall to the beachfront.

Follow the footpath of ancient Maui royalty over barren lava and past stands of hala screwpine trees.

Take a walk along the footpath of the South West Coast Path and enjoy scenic views of cliffs and harbours along your trail.

Not exact matches

IT IS a compliment to a dining room to consistently have queues of enthusiastic patrons lining up on the footpath fora table.

But it would have been interesting to see what would have happened if, instead of rioting, the people went to the local police stations and lay down on the steps, the footpath, along the road, and refused to leave until they got a predetermined outcome (eg a review of the evidence, apologies etc, or a form of forgiveness and grace as Jeremy has suggested here).

He found it at the end of a three - mile footpath, surrounded by the jungle.

Cycle racks are located adjacent to the athletics track (accessed via the pool footpath) and the area of the carpark nearest reception.

Relocation of the bike park will commence — with the facility relocating to the concrete path adjacent to the pool (previously known as the pool footpath).

The Buzz Xtra is designed to perform great everywhere, whether it's on sandy footpaths or the muddy tracks of the forest.

The only thing worse than calling up a journalist and trying to convince them to come out and cover a story about dog poo - covered footpaths is the regular column «written» by the member of Parliament.

With 35 miles of historic carriage roads and nearly 40 miles of footpaths, the park welcomes a wide range of hikers, naturalists and bikers.

Wales already has an 870 - mile footpath around its coast and organisations such as the National Trust and the Ramblers were pleased when the former deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, announced in September last year that the building of a 3,000 - mile coastal path around the entire English coast would be complete by 2020.

The footpath outside Australia House on The Strand has been a hive of party activity for a week and yesterday, British Labour sent a special envoy in an 11th - hour plea for expat votes.

The boardwalk would run along the top of the seawall from the fort to Miller Field, where it would transition to a raised, paved footpath that would continue for one mile to Oakwood Beach.

«This shows hands - free and hand - held phone conversations while driving have similar detrimental effects in responding to a very common peripheral event of a pedestrian entering a crossing from the footpath.»

«We took a group of drivers and exposed them to a virtual road network which included a pedestrian entering the driver's peripheral vision from a footpath and walking across a pedestrian crossing,» Dr Haque said.

According to the research, only five per cent of squirrels showed signs of being alerted if the human remained on the footpath and did not look at them, while 90 per cent of squirrels moved away, with longer flight distance, when approached by a pedestrian that moved off the footpaths and looked at them.

Dr Bill Bateman, Senior Lecturer at Curtin's Department of Environment & Agriculture, led the study that proved eastern grey squirrels were able to modify their behaviour in urban environments and prevent unnecessary responses when humans acted in a predictable manner, such as staying on the footpath.

They've enlisted the help of Devin White, a remote sensing expert at ORNL who has used airborne and satellite imagery to identify ancient footpaths threading through the Sonoran desert between Arizona and Mexico.

Hardy knew the soil of his English countryside, knew the trees and animals, and the way a footpath connects farms and destinies.

It also uses a traffic light system to help users make informed judgements on gritting and premises closure; knowing when to grit footpaths and roads, especially on large campuses, can reduce the annual cost of gritting materials and the labour to apply it (usually comprising overtime for unsociable hours) considerably.

In a campus environment there are footpaths and thoroughfares with heavy use at particular times of the day and the requirement to keep these thoroughfares open and safe is paramount.

I observed that while «A Nation at Risk» created a common sense of urgency, it also launched champions for change on the multiple footpaths reformers still travel.

Group of schoolkids loitering on a footpath?

The kids can climb in on the footpath side, but it requires a bit of muscle to pull the squab forward and then slide the base as well.

The cars tested were left - hand drive models, with an individual seat squab on the right side tipping forward independently of the rest of the second - row seat to allow freer access to the third row from the safety of a footpath — in left - hand drive markets at least.

Speeding cars lost control and rode on to the footpath leaving him lying in a pile of torn tissue and mangled bones.

They could see the beginnings of a footpath, dropping by muddy steps, a way lined by weeds of extravagant size — giant rhubarb and cabbages they looked like, with swollen stalks more than six feet tall, bending under the weight of dark, thick — veined leaves.

On another occasion he was compelled to scrub clean the Dartmouth footpath on which I had drawn the great bloody head of Louis XVI.

Near dawn, as the first rays of sunlight dappled the gulley, a farmer who'd known Mae all her life came stamping down a narrow footpath.

She burst out of the bush and spotted a man walking ahead along the Bedome - Ketanu footpath, and she ran after him screaming.

Part of Folkestone also falls within the boundaries of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the nearby Brockhill Country Park, to the west of the town, has a lovely lake and footpaths and links to the Royal Military Canal at nearby Hythe.

Alternatively hiking one of the many coastal footpaths can be equally rewarding.

More than 500 miles of footpaths spiderweb through 40 federal, state, and county parks covering some 170,000 acres.

The rocky promontory divides Serendipity from Sokha and while a footpath links to the latter the main entrance and driveway are to be found on the left side of the right angle where Sokha Beach Road meets the beach itself.

Soak up the majesty of Skogafoss waterfall — plunging some 200 feet — and follow the footpath behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall for 360 - degree views of its stunning cascade.

But it's equally rewarding to get to know the 140 - acre isle more intimately, by strolling its hibiscus - lined footpaths and trying the kitchen's inventive Pacific Rim cuisine (don't miss chef Caroline Oakley's kokoda, Fiji's coconut - inflected version of poke).

Though the landscape beckons ramblers and to take advantage just step out of the front door and you will be in the woodlands or steps away from footpaths that hug the coast.

However, the world's scariest trail is about to totally sell itself out and become safe again thanks to a $ 4.2 million renovation that will see the trail outfitted with guardrails, a footpath bereft of gaping holes and glass «skywalks» that will give the illusion of the trail's past allure.

There are footpaths across fields, where the lines of trenches still exist, and as I crossed them I could see remnants of battles in the earth — especially cartridge cases, spent bullets and shrapnel.

You can reach any of these beaches nestled beneath the cliffs along the narrow cliff top footpath.