Sentences with phrase «other fishing towns»

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The towns offer other attractions, such as the Cantigny Museums and Gardens, in Wheaton, a vivid tribute to veterans (the museums are the official repository for the 1st Division of the Army) surrounded by lush gardens; and the picturesque, 10 - acre Lake Ellyn in Glen Ellyn, which residents use for fishing and ice skating.

«Affordable housing in general is very critical out here, whether it's for utility company employees or for other people,» said Town Board member and Fishers Island resident Louisa Evans.

The town board also discussed numerous other issues that arise at the beaches over the summer, including increasing beach staffing, access to town ramps, garbage left on the beaches, people who park on residential roads to access the water, non-residents who participate in night fishing without passes, and more.

Activities in town include buying and selling items, fishing, and several others, especially becoming friends with the villagers.

Each season has its own unique catchable fish, town events, harvestable crops, and other time - specific mechanics to get used to and take advantage of.

With flying fish that fling themselves onto the doorsteps of its rainbow - colored homes, Allora is a charming seaside town unlike any other.

Other Roman remains include the ruins of the Grotte del Pilato, caves excavated along the shores of the port town by the Romans to house fish hatcheries to feed the local populace.

World - class wine, food, fishing, surfing, swimming, diving, hiking, four - wheel - driving, camping and other activities are all within minutes of town.

The humpbacks were not the only species in town for the anchovy fest; sea lions, common dolphins, thousands of sooty shearwaters (that made their way here from New Zealand), elegant terns and many other bird species are here to dine on the small schooling fish, with the common murres being a particular favorite as fathers and their chicks loudly call out to each other.

The House of Spices is located in the heart of Stone Town: a pleasant walk from the fish and fruit market of Darajani, or from the other direction it can be approached from the Forodhani front near the Old Fort, the Palace or the Big Tree.

The town of Dullstroom in particular is gaining renown as a trout - fishing destination, as well as for other outdoor activities, such as bird watching and horse riding.

The town of Eulo offers visitors other attractions such as the Date Farm and Winery, the old Eulo General Store, the Bilby Burrow and art centre and, of course, the Paroo River for fishing and yabbying.

Beside the volcano, this town has other great tourist attractions like the Fortuna Waterfall, Tabacon Hot Springs, white water rafting, hiking excursions, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, horseback riding and canopy tours are just some of the many activities that one can enjoy while in the area.

The nearest town to Pan Dulce is Puerto Jimenez and if you are not crazy about surfing there are plenty of other activities nearby such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking which you can turn your hand to.

Others insist on a more romantic explanation and say it dates from the time, several decades ago, when this part of town was filled with warehouses where fish would be gutted and where you'd take your surfboard to be waxed.

Please click here for Fish Hoek Wedding Venues or see Cape Town Weddings for wedding venues in other towns.

There are a couple of restaurants here and a small shop, but it's not very far before you reach Simons Town, and Noordhoek and Fish Hoek are as easily accessible in the other direction, should you need to stock up on supplies.

There's not a lot to do here other than grab a bite to eat in town, watch the fishing boats, lounge on the beach, and snorkel in the clear water, making it the perfect place for a relaxing day out away from the crowds.

Fish Hoek is centrally situated for all other major attractions, 35kms to Cape Town, Stellenbosch and Cape Point.

From sandy beaches, to volcanic cliffs, tropical fish, and luau's, vibrant towns, hidden escapes, Hawaii is a place like no other.

This Mountainside Lodge situated in Hout Bay Cape Town is not only close to all of the many amenities of this WORKING FISHING HARBOUR but is very central to all of the attractions of the MOTHER CITY - CAPE TOWN.It is 5 minutes by car to the beautiful Hout Bay Beach, boasting the Famous Mariners Wharf Restaurant on its one side, and on the other the equally famous Chapmans Peak Hotel at the foot of CHAPMANS PEAK DRIVE the most beautiful drive on our planet.A mere 5 minutes drive and one is in the midst of the OLDEST WINELANDS established in the CAPE of GOOD HOPE — GROOT CONSTANTIA amongst them still producing some of the best wines to be tasted on the continent of Africa.

Located only a short distance from the picturesque town of Pemberton, the chalets are within an easy drive to other local tourist attractions like trout fishing, horse riding, canoeing, wineries and restaurants.

World - class boating, fishing and other recreational and cultural opportunities at nearby towns of Bath and Brunswick.

The area is awash with other, smaller outlets however - picturesque islands serenely sitting upon the shimmering waters, fishing boats and small ferries nonchalantly cruising the tranquil waters and a richness of traditional Italian towns steeped in history.

A little less stuffy and a bit more relaxed when compared to other posh Florida beach areas such as South Beach and West Palm Beach, the Old Naples town center is packed with shopping, quirky dining options, and is anchored by an historic fishing pier.

Originally a fishing town and port to other islands in the Indonesian Archipelago, the Dutch colonised the city and used it as a major trading port.

Lalani Nathi Guesthouse is located within close proximity of shops within the town and is a drive from various Trout fishing spots, mountain biking and hiking trails, and other attractions.

In the east there are many farming and fishing towns, and one can easily spend the whole day exploring the coastal area without bumping into many other fellow tourists.

Like the other side of a coin, Zihuatanejo retains much of the laid - back, Mexican charm of a sleepy fishing village, with its winding streets, market, boutique hotels, galleries, folk art shops, traditional town plaza and palapa - style seafood restaurants serving up the daily catch.

The fishing village is very different from any other town along the Mexican Caribbean Coast.

Fishing, surfing, boating and kayaking are all available, with equipment available to rent at Avoca and other beachside towns.

As for the game, yes it will be a shame for the special card characters but I'll just fish for HHD customers at my town's square, perhaps it will be more exciting to visit many times a day to see which customers made it to your village to add to your collection than spending money for random amiibo cards that you might get double and triple times, both methods are random but one costs a lot of money while the other is free, lol.

The Multiplayer mode for Stardew Valley will allow you to invite your friends into your town, go fishing together, help each others maintain your farm, trade items and more.

The town is considering plans for trails, recreation fields, picnic areas, a fishing museum and other passive recreation projects.

Bridlington, Whitby, and other English coastal towns have long depended on the North Sea fishery for food and income.2 But global warming is affecting plankton and changing the marine food chain, compounding the pressures of overfishing.3 The resulting disruption of the ecosystem could damage the fishing industry and hurt North Sea coastal communities from the United Kingdom to Scandinavia.

Yet in the face of such grandeur living in a political fish bowl, you still must work through the challenges of everyday life, same as anyone else in any other town.

The grapes vines and plastic fish stayed for quite some time, but the park scene and seaside town made way for other original works of art.