Sentences with phrase «little northern town»
Tremblay can trace her own interest in space science and engineering back to when she was a youngster playing with construction sets and reading science magazines back in the little northern town of Jonquière, Quebec.
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The beautiful sierra mountains wrapping around the northern and eastern sides of my favorite little Phoenix town, «tukee (Ahwatukee Foothills) that I called home for twelve years.
I live in a little town in Northern MN.
You sound as if youu live in the North London Westminster bubble, try to get out a little more to places like the Northern towns and I don't mean Oxford etc but places like Rotherham and Rochdale or Boston in Lincolnshre and the South Wales valleys.
Of course, everyone typically recommends the same list of quaint little East Coast towns to spot fall colors and take in the fall feels, and although there are some truly beautiful East Coast spots to visit throughout the fall, we think that the best of the best of fall getaways lies in none other than picturesque Northern Michigan!
I grew up in a beautiful little town in Northern California, where it snows and you can smell the fresh scent of pine trees everywhere you go.
Lying in the heart of South Africa's very own lake district, just three hours» drive from Johannesburg, Chrissiesmeer is another little town named after the huge freshwater lake, the largest of its kind in the country, on whose northern banks it rests.
Nestled in the iconic wine county of northern California, just a little further north of Napa, is the quaint town of Calistoga.
Maleme is a relaxed little seaside town overlooking a long shingle beach on the northern coast of Crete, a 20 - minute drive from the enchanting city of Chania, and just 10 minutes by car from the lively resort of Platanias.
Every year, the population of this northern IL city grows a little more and as the number of people within the town grows, so does the number of drivers on local roads.
About... Situated on the edge of both Dallas and Fort Worth, the «town» of Grand Prairie takes a little bit of its culture from both of its larger, northern neighbors.
A little - known Northern California town, established more than 100 years ago on a tract of land owned by a Scottish liquor wholesaler named James Ross, offers some of the nation's most expensive homes.