Sentences with phrase «rural town called»

The family moved about 20 minutes east, to a rural town called Jamul.

Not exact matches

The community I call Corinth, 1 the town in which I spent my sabbatical year, has changed during the last thirty years from a rural, rather backward county seat town into a satellite community for a large metropolitan area.

It's unlikely that you'll visit the culinary and literary backwater I call home, or even the rural retail suburbia I think of when «going into town» but I do hope you manage to fit a few small towns in your tour, just the same.

I grew up in rural England in a village of 400 people, then when I was 8 we moved to a town of 2000 people in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of Northern California, called Nevada City.

Instead, our hero is Sheriff Kyle Williams (Matthew LeNevez), the new sheriff in a rural Louisiana town — only the film was made in Australia so much of the cast is Australian, including Rachael Taylor («Transformers»), who repeatedly calls the new sheriff «city boy» in a thick Aussie accent.

Whatever you call it, it's the most intriguing of this passel of when - animals - attack flicks, ascribing its snake rampage in a rural Southern town to supernatural malevolence instead of eco-disaster.

Those books and some later titles, Tomato Red (1998) and The Death of Sweet Mister (2001), fit in with a sub-genre identified by Woodrell when he was reviewing Joe Lansdale's Mucho Mojo, calling it «country noir», stories of «dark suspense» set in «rural and small - town America» (1).

It's a completely batshit premise — no pun intended — which posits that all of the vampires in America have moved to a small rural western town called Purgatory and are living off a self - produced blood substitute.

A taut, suspenseful novel of small - town secrets set during a drought in rural Australia, The Dry follows federal agent Aaron Falk who is called back to the town where he grew up and asked to investigate the murder - suicide of his best friend from high school.

It's 4th of July weekend and got the opportunity to get out of Denver and head to the families cabin in a rural ghost town called Rosita, and of course I brought my camera gear and had 2 awesome dogs to photograph.

Monteverde, Costa Rica is a rural town located in a mountainous area called the Cordillera de Tilaran, about a 4 hour drive from the capital city of San Jose.

I think the market is just getting going and there will be a real call for these as word gets out and perhaps some towns amend their codes; I'm also quite sure that there are plenty of «stealth» campers out there hiding in backyards and in rural locations, hoping for the best.