Sentences with phrase «more rugged landscapes»

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John Barker will shed more light on this back in Blighty, but as the XFR effortlessly rips through the rugged landscape, it strikes me that Jaguar may yet have created the perfect foil to the M5's maximum attack, all - bases - covered way of doing things.

There is a colony of more than 30 feral cats living in the rugged landscape of Catalina («Cat») Harbor on Catalina Island.

Even though the waves here aren't as famed as its Australian cousin New Zealand has more than it's fair share of waves nestled against it's rugged landscape.

Looping and spiralling through the rugged landscape of the Engadine Valley, our ascent takes us through the Albula Tunnel and over the Bernina Pass to an altitude of more the 7,000 feet.

A shorter trip than some of the others on this list, The Ocean is an overnighter from Montreal to Halifax and is best explored in the early days of Winter, when a light dusting of snow covers the fantastic landscapes that make this route so popular with those seeking a more rugged and wild existence, with the possibility of bears, eagles and wolves to see on route.

If you can drag yourself away from the ambience in the pub, there is the option to cycle some more through sweeping rural landscapes and beneath rugged mountain peaks to Arthurs Pass.

Summer is one of the best times for an island tour, when a lack of clouds and almost certain sunshine make the glistening ocean and rugged volcanic landscape look even more beautiful than normal, so make sure you take your camera.

Aruba may be best known for its beautiful Caribbean beaches and perfect weather, but you can explore our happy island full of history, culture, rugged landscapes, exotic local dishes and much more!

South Africa is a country with so much to offer — from serene landscapes and stunning coastlines to rugged mountains, fascinating forests and much more.

Respectively sited in YSP's historic landscape — the formal Lower Park and more rugged Country Park — these vast metallic and stone sculptures demand a physical trek across the landscape that is extended further uphill through the former hunting ground of the Bretton Estate to Longside Gallery.

If one looks hard enough or, more likely, has a crib sheet, the rugged landscapes reveal any number of the faces.

While the Laurentians and then Québec's Eastern Townships (as well as Montréal's Mount Royal) had provided the tranquil settings of most of his landscape images, Roberts now began to paint the more rugged north shore of the St. Lawrence, the scraggly terrain of southwestern Québec and the dramatically austere Georgian Bay.

I have always admired Lanyon's work and would like to use this as an opportunity to engage more fully with his paintings and those of other painters who have worked in this beautiful yet rugged landscape running from St Ives to Lands End.»