Sentences with phrase «nature strip»

It was a human place; a place where people spent a lot of time with their mouths open in song and their eyes closed in prayer; a place to see human nature stripped down to essentials as young romances began with smiles and ended with tearful public confessions; a place for a boy's spirit to be roused and forever stranded between the love and the fear of God as he watched an occasional man or woman «get happy» in the Lord; a place to learn.

Try to avoid letting your bunny on grass that may be infected and also avoid picking grass from nature strips for your rabbit to eat where dogs have toileted.

If those idiots think they're getting an invite to the next nature strip Aussie Day celebration, they can think again.

Taking its cues from the HiLux, which had its near - side wheels on the nature strip, the Santa Fe backed in, swinging the nose perilously close to the Toyota's tray and finishing the manoeuvre with the nose still in traffic and the near - side rear wheel hard up against the gutter.

The synthetic grass helps a dog recognize the surface he's accustomed to using in the park or nature strip.

You are greeted with a beautiful garden setting as you enter the Caravan Park which is located opposite a nature strip, ideal for walking and cycling and diagonally across from the Visitor Information Centre and Queens Park.

I wish I could be like them, but I know if I win the lottery I'll be flinging half the contents of my house onto the nature strip next council throw out.

We discovered Cessnock by the sea — not that there's anything wrong with that — complete with weathered gents in denim overalls fagging on the nature strip.

Somehow they resisted the opportunity to cluster on the nature strip in rickety folding chairs, waving to bemused passing cars and nibbling lamingtons.

Not on my nature strip.

And the only mattresses on the nature strip are during the council clean - ups.

I burn easily and I'm not overly fond of old mattresses and other discarded backpacker accoutrements adorning my nature strip.

I'm saving my revulsion for when I adjourn to the nature strip again, this time with a stick, to scrape the rest of the dog poo out of the crevices of Sprog 1's sandal that the wet grass didn't reach.