Sentences with phrase «walled by cliffs»

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Leaner of back it was, flanked by more profound abysses, deeplier gashed, too treacherous and too sudden in its changes from sure rock to rotten and perilous: piled with tottering crags, hung about with cornices of uncertain snow, girt with cliffs smooth and holdless as a castle wall.

On our last day, we pulled up to a small crescent beach tucked in a cove protected by 500 - foot cliff walls on three sides.

In the living room, cool white walls, a pared - down fireplace, stone floors and low - profile white sofas are enlivened by playful sculpture, large - scale paintings and French doors opening to the cliffs outside.

Perched high on a rocky cliff looking down on the pale blue Caribbean waters below, I had a sense of privacy even though my neighbors are quite close and the walls consist of floor to ceiling windows slightly obscured by woven wood coverings.

The serpentine pathway to the temple is fortified by concrete walls on the cliff side.

Explore the walled old town, check out the towering cliffs, and find your perfect spot for an afternoon snack of sardines or a cool drink by the sea.

Not far to the south and easily identified by its knotty cliffs that look like people's heads peaking over a wall from afar, Ko Phetra boasts a sweeping white - sand beach with no resorts, no park office, no roads and only a few residents.

Surrounded by walls, the site sits on top of some amazing cliffs that overlook the sea, making the visit not just culturally enriching, but also a feast for the eyes and soul.

Banderas Bay is home to an astounding array of unique underwater attractions, including unusual rock formations, expansive coral gardens, schools of exotic fish, pinnacles created by ancient lava flows, as well as undersea walls, cliffs, and shelves.

Skull Rider — If you mount monsters like the Skull Rider, you can climb up cliffs and dungeon walls only scalable by six - legged creatures.

Until begins with a dense sculptural field of metallic lawn ornaments leading to a crystal cloud topped by a private garden populated with birds, flowers, and black - face lawn jockeys, finally coming to rest before a cliff wall constructed of millions of plastic pony beads.

La Muralla Roja (literally, The Red Wall) on the rocky cliffs of Calpe was designed by architect Ricardo Bofill in the»60s and has since attracted people from all over the world, keen to explore its interesting angles, colourful contrasts and Middle Eastern inspired wonder.