Sentences with phrase «vast reaching lake»

This quiet lovely town is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, yet still retains a sense of small town serenity with its natural beauty and vast reaching lake.

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The train's itinerary spans a vast 4,735 miles or 7,621 km from the capital of Russia, across sweeping tundra's, it touches the rim of the biggest fresh water lake in the world (Lake Baikal that is) and crosses straight through Mongolia, into the green plains of China until it reaches its final destination 7 days later in Beijlake in the world (Lake Baikal that is) and crosses straight through Mongolia, into the green plains of China until it reaches its final destination 7 days later in BeijLake Baikal that is) and crosses straight through Mongolia, into the green plains of China until it reaches its final destination 7 days later in Beijing.

Bunwin Residence located from Siem Reap International Airport and the famous Angkor Wat Temple are both 11 km away from Bunwin Residence.Tonle Sap Lake is 8 km from the property while it takes 15 minutes by car to reach the Old Market, Central Market and Pub Street.Bunwin Residence offers impeccable service and all the essential amenities to invigorate travelers.The hotel offers access to a vast array of services, including poolside bar, express check - in / check - out, car hire, bar, 24 - hour front desk, spacious and modern rooms and suites with free Wi - Fi in Kor Kranh Village, Siem Reap.Boasting an outdoor pool and garden surrounded by sunbeds and tropical trees, the property also has its own restaurant and bar lounge.

In When you reach the middle of the Causeway Bridge, you can not see the north or south shores of Lake Pontchartrain, deep blues and muted greens echo the vast expanse of that brackish lake, while dusty greys and shades of concrete recall the long, 24 - mile stretch of bridge that connects the two shoLake Pontchartrain, deep blues and muted greens echo the vast expanse of that brackish lake, while dusty greys and shades of concrete recall the long, 24 - mile stretch of bridge that connects the two sholake, while dusty greys and shades of concrete recall the long, 24 - mile stretch of bridge that connects the two shores.

Lange pointed out the dizzying scope of the province's pell - mell rush to renewables, and the energy sprawl of industrial wind and its associated transmission and substations, that has reached into wetlands, important bird areas, plans to allow a vast array of turbines in the Great Lakes, 20 % of the world's remaining fresh waters, Crown Land proposals, prime agricultural land and pristine recreational spaces.