Sentences with phrase «old pear tree»

This area is situated under more than a 100 - year - old pear tree in the gardens.

Set amongst the red gums and wetlands, century old pear trees shade the homestead verandahs making them a delightful spot to enjoy a BBQ or weather permitting sitting beside a camp fire under the bright West Wimmera stars is the place to indulge in a red (or white) wine.

The bonfire area is situated near the old pear trees, where guests will be able to experience frequent game viewing.

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This looks so good - we used to have pear trees but they got old and we had to chop them down.

They do the math to figure out how old they'll be and how old their siblings will be when that Cortland apple tree begins sharing fruit with us, or when we'll have a snack from that Bosc pear tree.

This year it seemed as if the esteemed Turkish filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan had managed to walk between the raindrops of this out - with - the - old edict, as his new film, The Wild Pear Tree, was dropped into the line - up as a late edition and, rumour has it, with material excised by request of the selection committee.

This quaint, charming cottage is situated a mere 200 m from the N1 in a quiet street with pear trees and old - world furrows.

Pear Trees is full of original oak beams and character with many interesting features such as the ancient flagstones in the reception hall, the sitting room with its large marble fireplace where logs burn in winter, the dinning room with original window shutters, the old Aga in the kitchen that is used for all cooking and the utility room where there is even an ancient water well and pump!

The rooms are all situated around a charming courtyard shaded by two 100 - year old Saffron pear trees and have private entrances off the courtyard.

The pear sapling was imported from across the Atlantic; upon its planting, Endicott said: «I hope the tree will love the soil of the old world and no doubt when we have gone the tree will still be alive.»

As early as 1852, folks were already proclaiming Endicott's pear tree as «probably the oldest cultivated fruit bearing tree in New England.»

By 1763, colonists noted that the tree, dubbed the Endicott pear tree, was already «very old» and showing signs of decay.

But a poster recently addressed the issue of how difficult it is financially to function in the real estate industry — as in c'est la vie Pear Tree as an old example.