Sentences with phrase «winding access road»

Walk down the winding access road to Gouverneur beach, one of St. Barts most peaceful stretches of sand.

After dinner, we decided to take the short route on our way back up to the hotel and ran up the steep grassy slope (instead of sticking to the winding access road) and I have never laughed so hard or been so exhausted!

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When building wind farms, it's common to hire local contractors to pour concrete foundations, lay wiring and build access roads.

Porsche drivers have access to AWD for superior handling in all driving conditions, including rain, ice, and on winding roads.

Park at Oar Road to access Columbia Beachalong Parksville's shores.Southeasterly winds give great conditions for kiting and surfing in this area.

The all - weather concrete access road wind...

Access can be found via the scenic Seven Mile Beach Road which hugs the winding coastline and provides access to the Broken Head village as well as superb walking tAccess can be found via the scenic Seven Mile Beach Road which hugs the winding coastline and provides access to the Broken Head village as well as superb walking taccess to the Broken Head village as well as superb walking trails.

Access is gained from Cliff road which leads down a winding path to the beach.

The all - weather concrete access road winds its way through an indigenous landscape with the occasional sighting of Red Duiker, Bush Buck, vervet monkeys and bands of mongoose.

The luxurious home, accessed by a winding dirt road through a tropical lush forest, is situated on one of the most pristine, private and beautiful beaches in the area.

Winding through varying terrain along the coast and providing access to several prominent landmarks, including the Twelve Apostles limestone stack formations, the road is an important tourist attraction in the region.

To have a less stressful trip, make sure you have access to a smart phone and Google Maps or at the very least, a sat - nav unit to help guide you through the winding roads down the south of Victoria.

With unprecedented access to military facilities, artist Julia Midgley has created over 150 pieces of reportage artwork depicting military surgeons in training and recently - wounded soldiers on their road to recovery.

Yesterday, as the winds here in the Hudson Valley rose but before my second piece was posted (and before our power and Internet access were cut as a tree fell down the road), I received an e-mail message from Dan Miller, an engineer and venture capitalist with deep climate concerns, whose name will be familiar to some here because he helped James Hansen, the NASA climate scientist, craft «Game Over for Climate,» a May Op - Ed article in The Times.

Not only will the Forest Service not approve a road easement permit for a half mile access road to the reservation, they won't approve an initial permit to evaluate the wind resource potential on contiguous National Forest lands, which were formerly the tribe's lands.

While building its Bull Hill wind farm, First Wind worked to accommodate outdoor enthusiasts, improving some access roads, leaving the surrounding area open to snowmobiles and ATVs, and adding picnic tables for visitors to wind farm, First Wind worked to accommodate outdoor enthusiasts, improving some access roads, leaving the surrounding area open to snowmobiles and ATVs, and adding picnic tables for visitors to Wind worked to accommodate outdoor enthusiasts, improving some access roads, leaving the surrounding area open to snowmobiles and ATVs, and adding picnic tables for visitors to use.

It's not just the turbines themselves, sometimes situated in areas of previous outstanding natural beauty that are the problem — access roads also blight the view, whilst miles of forests have been cleared to give the turbines better access to high winds, and pylons must be erected connecting the turbines to the grid.

Landowners with wind farm infrastructure on their properties also receive one time payments for the turbine site, access roads, collection lines and other components at the time construction activities occur.

This is in an area that has a full time fire department within about 6 miles of an access road to the wind project.

Infrastructure elements of a wind plant other than the turbines (e.g., substation hardware, cabling, wiring, access roads, and crane pads)

Greens think it is «sustainable» to uglify scenic hills with whining wind towers, power poles, transmission lines and access roads, and to clutter pleasant estuaries and shallow seas with more bird - slicing turbines.

All this talk of «non-polluting» wind farms doesn't account for their massive VISUAL pollution at great distances, plus clear - cuts and access roads that pollute the immediate terrain.

Instead $ 4.75 billion of our tax dollars is being directed toward the deployment of 1800 1.5 MW turbines on over 200 miles of pristine ridgeline, plus hundreds of miles for access roads and hundreds of miles of new transmission corridors to reach remote wind projects.

The wind farm has already arranged to close the proposed road to public access.

As the bus proceeded along the access road on stadium property, a large metal security gate was blown by the wind into the roadway and collided with the bus.

Projects: • High Plains Wind Farm, Amarillo, TX Client: John Deere Wind Energy, 9/2007 - 3/2008 Scope: $ 2.7 M BOP Contract included Point of Interconnect, Microwave Communication system, foundations, overhead transmission line, collector system, access roads, crane pads, restoration and 3rd party management of Client erection and tower wiring subcontractors for installation of (8) Suzlon 1.25 MW S64 generators.

• Fowler Ridge Wind Farm Phase I & III, Fowler, IN Client: BP Alternative Energy, 8/2008 — 4/2009 Scope: $ 197M BOP Contract, 300MW Wind Farm, includes design and construction of Substation, Collector System, Access Roads, Turbine Foundations, and O&M Building.

Developed project teams, coordinated with HR in hiring and terminating of individuals Projects: • Milford Wind Corridor Project Phase I, Milford, UT Client: First Wind, 4/2009 - Present Scope: $ 70M BOP Contract, Includes design and construction of collector system, substation, 89 miles of 345kv transmission line, operations and maintenance facility, SCADA system, access roads, turbine foundations, erection, and tower wiring as necessary to support (58) Clipper 2.5 MW C - 99 generators and (39) GE 1.5 MW XLE generators; a total of 204MW potential output.

If the slow market and miles of winding roads leading to the Santa Cruz County home weren't challenging enough, the nearest town and freeway access was a good 30 minutes away.

Other area malls are accessed through a variety of winding roads.