Sentences with phrase «over the trees eating»

We walked through the forest and drove in her older brother's rally car around the paddock behind the house, then watched the sun set over the trees eating chocolate leftovers.

Not exact matches

Me and my family loved those cookies, especially the pepperyness, but for some reason they came out very, very hard, as in, unless accompanied by a cup of tea they were very hard to eat (better for decorating the tree, my family had some laughs over this).
I was always eating what I could lay my hands on, a stray branch from a plum tree draping over a neighbours fence, the rhubarb in the allotment behind my fathers house, the stuff my grampy used to grow.
Tressa Eaton from Serious Eats says, «Urban fruit - harvesting engages a community, makes community members aware of their own local (and often organic) food resources, provides an opportunity for neighbors to meet over the boughs of fruit trees, and brings up important questions about public space.
FUSSY EATING - get her involved in preparing food, putting chopped vegatables in a salad for example, make a picture on a plate with broccoli (trees), peas (grass), toast (a fence), yellow pepper (the sun - place slices criss - crossed over each other in a circle shape).
When the holidays are over we put our tree outside and let the local animals, mostly squirrels, eat the edible parts of the decorations....
In the «cocoa basket» of West Africa cacao trees are dying off, cacao pods are being eaten by pests, and cultivation areas are being depleted of nutrients or are being taken over by more profitable crops, chocolatier Marc Demarquette explains to The Independent:
In 1995 U.S. researchers found that carbon isotope ratios in elephants at Amboseli National Park in Kenya had shifted over decades, reflecting changes in the elephants» diet as they crowded into the park to escape poaching, ate up the park's trees, and switched to grass.
«The females make the kill and then the males slope over, eat their fill and then sleep under a tree
That is what we used to do in the primitive times... we did not add everything together and put a cherry on top, we went over to the apple tree and ate an apple, then over to the lettuce patch and had some lettuce.
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Our property has over 50 apple trees, which the dogs love eating apples!
We worry about pets tipping the tree over or tearing open the presents, but what about those pets who chose to eat the tree?
But each time my brother and I laid eyes on an elephant herd making its way across the road or a giraffe bending over to eat the leaves of trees, it was magical.
If you enjoy drinking wine and eating mussels and being alone with an historic garden with old chestnut and fruit trees and a view over the bay,
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