Sentences with phrase «tulip fields in»

When my mom was younger she would travel to the tulip fields in Holland for vacation so it was fun to surprise her and make her that crate.

The top photos shows many turbines in agricultural land in Germany, the next two show turbines in highly productive tulip fields in The Netherlands.

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Snow just keeps coming across the fields, and the tulips in candlelight and the ache of a thousand popping moments has you leaning in a doorway, waiting for something to finally come and something else to finally ebb away.

Living in South East Asia, we don't encounter field of Tulips as easy as Spicy Curry Noodles haha!

I love the thought of twirling around in this beautiful floral dress amongst an ethereal field of colorful tulips.

If you ever get the chance to visit Washington in April, here are some tips for visiting the Skagit tulip fields: 1) Arrive early — Traffic and the entrance lines get ridiculously long so you want to beat the crowd.

Wearing a cream dress to a muddy field of tulips was probably not the brightest idea I have had in a while — especially when you let your 16 month old walk for a bit and get so muddy you can barely carry him ha — hence the muddy adventure part!

Ron's photos just get better and better, the top shot of you in the field of rapeseed flowers is exceptional and the tulips and narcissi are stunning.

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I felt like I was in a page ripped out of National Geographic, it was unreal being able to enjoy field after field of tulips.

Admission was onl y $ 5.00 per person ($ 20.00 max per car) and we got to walk through the fields of tulips and sit down in the grass and watch the hot air balloon while enjoying a nice little picnic together.

Its tulip fields are know throughout the world for having some of the prettiest flowers in Europe, and a trip to see them is a great way to celebrate the onset of spring.

Spring is a beautiful time to visit; vast fields of daffodils bloom in April, followed by multi-coloured tulips in May.

Spring is a great time to take a road trip in the Netherlands as you can drive through the tulip fields but the major cities like Amsterdam and Maastricht are fun to visit all year round.

In spring the country's tulip fields burst with bright colours.

The Netherlands is one of the prettiest countries in spring, especially if you get out into the countryside to see the massive tulips fields.

Longing to climb the Eiffel Tower, wander the fields of tulips in the Netherlands or throw pennies into the Trevi Fountain in Rome?

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Pausova stands out, with her playful paintings that depict mysterious scenes in which highly rendered spiders, tetras, and tulips float in colourful geometric fields.

In the same way that the dizzying heights of Navid Baraty's photography and the beauty of Bruxelles5's tulip fields photography sent our heads spinning, Jeffrey Milstein's aerial photography across LA and New York is stunning.

«Sometimes we dream we wake up in Holland with tulips all around, and then we wake up in a field of rocks and thorns.»