Sentences with phrase «jetties over»

Who needs sand when you've got jetties over the glistening Aegean Sea?

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CIMIC Group has launched legal action in the United States against Chevron over cost blowouts on jetty and marine structures it built at the Gorgon LNG project on Barrow Island.

While handing over the suspects to the EFCC, Commodore W. O Kayoda, Commander of NNS Pathfinder said that, the suspected oil thieves were arrested on 6 February, 2017 by the Nigerian Navy Ship's patrol team deployed for Anti-Crude Oil Theft / Illegal Oil Bunkering operations around Taraba Jetty, Borokiri, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Take a stroll or ride the train for 1.8 kilometres (1.1 miles) over the Indian Ocean on the beautifully restored historic jetty, the longest timber - piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.

Dogs aren't permitted and it's not wheelchair friendly as the boat does tend to rock about when you reach the jetty and you have to climb over the side to get off.

The estate boasts over five acres of beautiful grounds, two private beaches, two swimming pools with a third set to open in early 2018, as well as a jetty with helipad.

One of COMO's most outstanding over the water villas in the Maldives: a large two - bedroom bungalow which is situated at the very end of the jetty, giving the opportunity to have your own peace and quiet to enjoy your pool and sundeck in total privacy.

Rottnest Island reachable by fast boat from Fremantle Jetty in just under hour has over 63 secluded beaches and 20 bays — here you will find an empty beach even in high season!

Just to the south, you will find «El Hoyo» which is a thick, hollow right hand which forms off a jetty and breaks over a sand bar.

The hotel is built over a large green landscape of around 45.000 m2 and a long beach of around 400m beach front with it private jetty.

Whilst each stilted villa boasts a Robinson Crusoe vibe accessible by a rustic wooden jetty, the water mansion with two master suites and one guest bedroom is the gem of Lankanfushi, with coral pools on the sun deck, a slide from the top deck into the glistening waters and 2 person bathtubs built over coral pools.

Consisting of a row of wooden houses on stilts along a planked walkway built over the water, The Clan Jetties are Read More»

Lancelin Island provides a spectacular view as the sun drops out of sight over the Indian Ocean, the place to be then is on the jetty with many recreational fishermen and their families.

Eat in one of 4 restaurants, La Gritta for great Italian, Rim Talay serving International cuisine by the sea, The Jetty for dining over the water or the Samutr Bar for a more casual experience.

The silt jetties were built up over hundreds of years through the depositing of silt brought from the mountains and left along either side of the stream flow as it entered Lake King.

A stroll down to the bottom of the garden reveals a jetty on which to sit and whatch the sunset over the river.

El Anclote is a point break that reels over a rounded rock reef (deep enough to not pose a threat at all) creating a ride that can be long, very long, easily reaching the 500 meters on a good day and if riding it all the way to the shore right by the second jetty.

For the best views in town there is nothing better than just sitting on the old jetty looking back over the water at the sparkling lights of Townsville, whilst eating a take - away feast of fresh prawns, succulent reef fish and chips.

In that context the recent debate over whether direct action should be taken to protect Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty, perhaps the quintessential work of post-war American Land Art, seems rather like a throwback to the old days.

Based upon her experience of growing up in Alaska, over the past few years she has been on brief explorations of national sites such as Badlands, Devils Tower, Craters of the Moon, and the Spiral Jetty.

If you ever wondered what the Spiral Jetty would look like as an over sized lollipop, check out Will Cotton's bowling ball.

For today's screening of casting a glance at the University of Utah, I anticipate a visual feast of color and sound, a history of the Spiral Jetty filmed over the course of a year and a half that delves much deeper into the earthwork's existence as its history unfolds and is retold from 1970 to 2007.

Maybe it was the way Smithson pronounced «water,» northern New Jersey style, as he incanted his truth - to - materials recipe «mud, salt crystals, rocks, water» - in the drony, stoned - sounding voice - over to the film he made of the then new jetty in the murkily reddish northern part of the Great Salt Lake.