Sentences with phrase «local boating history»

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It could be a way of experiencing the forces involved with paddling and buoyancy, the water cycle, fresh water habitats, boat design, local history and geography, maths, creative writing and many more.

Aside from surfing, you can take a trip to the local caves, go for a boat ride with the local fisherman, learn about the amazing history and culture of the area.

The tour is enhanced by the inclusion of some «CGH Earth» hotels, which are harmonious to the local environment with high standards - for example at the Spice Village, Periyar, the fine» 50 - mile» restaurant only uses ingredients from within 50 miles and the colonial style bar reflects its hill station history, whilst «Coconut Lagoon» is only accessible by boat and the «Eighth Bastion» lies within the Fort Cochin area.

Between its proud history, charming local shops, delectable dining and world - renowned boating, there are all kinds of memories to be made in Boothbay Harbor.

You can discover Mayan history along the shores of the Tatin River, enjoy a leisurely boat ride to the Castillo de San Felipe, embark on a hiking excursion through local rainforest, take a trip down the River Dulce to visit a local orphanage or head to Las Escobas Springs where you can take a cooling dip in the waterfall pool.

Guests can rent golf carts or take advantage of the resort's free shuttle to get around the island, take land and boat tours of the area and visit the local golf courses and the Catalina Casino, which houses a movie theatre, ballroom and an island art and history museum.

There is a wealth of local history and culture to discover, and children will never forget a visit to the pyramids of Luxor, or a boat trip along the Nile, or even a camel ride across the spectacular desert dunes.

The shipwrecks reflect the local maritime history that has seen boats plying between the mainland and the island for more than 100 years.

Earlier audio - visual installations range from Baltimore (2003), which, in part through the stylisations of black action movies from the 1970s, looks at the histories, divisions and intersections of black and white cultures, through to his trilogy comprising True North (2004), Fantôme Afrique (2005) and Western Union: Small Boats (2007), all of which deal with themes of voyaging and cultural displacement on both a local and global scale.