Sentences with phrase «nomadic family»
A nomadic family is a group of people who travel from place to place, rather than staying in one location for a long period of time. Full definition
Most nomadic families do not have a formal toilet in their camps — expect a basic, screened - in outdoor toilet.
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This is part of The Favorite Places in the World Carnival, at Nomadic Family Travels.
Powers was studying climate change in the Himalayas, and one day, a curious nomadic family asked her what she was doing.
Tsh and her nomadic family currently live in Bend, Oregon, but several dots around the globe have also been called home (her 7 - year - old has been on 60 airplanes and counting).
Born into a nomadic family — his father was a pilot, his mother a circus performer — Bale has been acting since he was a child.
Through a series of virtual reality experiences, the viewer is invited into the reality of a nomadic family of yak herders.
The predators that are essential for maintaining the balance of the ecosystem can coexist with the livestock that sustain the nomadic families and their traditional lifestyle.
Visit Gandan monastery to hear the monks chanting and continue to Terelj National Park to meet a nomadic family and visit a meditation centre, before an overnight stay in a traditional Mongolian tent.
There are lots of forums for traveling / nomadic families, (Wandering Educators comes to mind) and you can always hop onto «couchsurfing» and see who's willing to meet up for coffee.