Sentences with phrase «lookout points which»

In early mornings and evenings people enjoy going up to the lookout point which provides panoramic views of the Crocodile River and watching the animals come down for a drink of water and a splash.

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Not far from Dingli is the (much sheerer) Blue Grotto lookout point, which overlooks the Grotto's dazzling limestone arch and sea cliffs.

Scenic Caves offer approximately 10 km of snowshoe trails of various skill levels, a few of which have fantastic lookout points.

If the antigens are foreign, T - cells raise the alarm within the immune system, which can distribute an «all - points bulletin» to be on the lookout for the unfamiliar antigens.

From Monodendri an unpaved road leads to Oxia, which has a lookout point.

The main road, Waimea Canyon Drive, leads to a lower lookout point and the main Waimea Canyon Overlook, which offers unobstructed views of Kaua`i's dramatic interior.

It is attached to a tree house, which also serves as a lookout point for the volcano.

This lookout point is set 475m above sea level in the north of the island and offers incredible panoramic views which stretch on for miles.

There is a two hour walk leading to Los Frailes, which passes through the beautiful black sand beach of Playita Negra then to the lookout point and finally ends at the beautiful Los Frailes.

Travel to other lookout point over the mountains, then on to Kondalilla Falls National Park and a five kilometre guided rainforest walk which takes you deep into the canopy of the rainforest to the base of an 80 metre waterfall.

You'll see most wildlife hiking the park's trails, which lead to hidden beaches or lookout points.

Another military lookout point is the Fort de Sao Joao do Arade in nearby Ferragudo, which was constructed in the 15th century.

An armchair is the protagonist of one untitled series from 1967 — 70, a test - form pitched into interior architectures as a measuring stick or lookout point onto almost - recognizable objects — shopping bags and curtains, a fridge - freezer, a desk lamp and chair on which, in one notably anthropomorphic instance, two rounded cones and a slightly pinched egg - shape evoke a seated female.

The radiant, soaring volumes of Harlem's sanctuaries nd a counterpart in the top - lit central hall, with its ample wall area for large - scale artworks and its switchback stair, which provides multiple lookout points from its landings.