Sentences with phrase «sitting along the banks»

Lan Kham Guesthouse is a good little family - run guesthouse just across the road from the Mekong River and the multitude of restaurants that sit along the banks.

Another inspiration came on a spring day while the artist was sitting along the banks of the Rhône River in Lyon and saw hundreds of flowers inexplicably floating downstream.

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The «zombie» property had been of great concern to neighbors as it sat vacant and deteriorating and was donated to the Land Bank by JPMorgan Chase in 2015, along with financial remuneration to insure that Village taxes on the property were current through 2015.

He lost his boat to the bank in»31 when Teddy was eleven, spent the rest of his life hiring onto other boats when they had the work, unloading freight along the docks when they didn't, going long stretches when he was back at the house by ten in the morning, sitting in an armchair, staring at his hands, whispering to himself occasionally, his eyes gone wide and dark.

Surrounded by the valley's world - renowned vineyards, beautiful scenery, excellent restaurants, and favorable climate, the inn sits snugly along the banks of the Napa River on 2.5 riverfront acres.

The Bank sits along the free 16th street Mall Shuttle route and is located near Union Station and local light rail lines.

The Lodge at Chaa Creek sits on a secluded 365 - acre nature reserve along the banks of the Macal River in the foothills of the Maya Mountains in western Belize.

sits on a secluded 365 - acre nature reserve along the banks of the Macal River in the foothills of the Maya Mountains in western Belize.

This spacious detached house in Christon Bank sleeps up to ten people in four spacious bedrooms along with a large shower room on the first floor, and the two comfortable sitting rooms to give you the opportunity to have a little peace and quiet.

Repurposed tin cans are made into dresses which sit along imaginary bags of local produce from the river - banks» markets.

The story of the farmers and the Aletsch was told to me by Marcus Aellen, a glaciologist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, which sits on a hill overlooking the tourist - clogged alleys along the banks of Zurich's Limmat River.

Along the north bank of the South Saskatchewan River sits a bronze statue of a preacher and a chief gazing across the river looking at what is today the southeast side of Saskatoon.