Sentences with phrase «winding dirt road in»

Tucked away near the end of a long, winding dirt road in the picturesque town of Tulum, Mexico sits what can only be described as every art adoring, beach going, international crime aficionado's dream.

So I shifted into four - wheel drive and tested the Pathfinder at slow speeds in an area with thick sand and on a bumpy, winding dirt road in Longwood.

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Its ramshackle dwellings are spread over rolling green hills, with dirt roads winding in between.

One of the entrances to the race course begins right in the foothills of the ranch, and we wound our way up the dirt path slowly to warm the cars up, only gaining speed when the road spit us out onto a surprisingly smooth asphalt highway.

The peaky surges are great for wild dirt - road adventuring or pushing the limits on winding two - lanes, but some editors found the WRX to be a hassle in the city.

That this way does not always have to be on a dirt road, however, but preferably a winding country road or a German highway without speed limit, becomes evident with the Audi SQ5, which appeared on the fast lane in 2012.

It's the fast, winding dirt roads, in fact, where the XV feels most at home — as one might anticipate, given Subaru's rally pedigree.

The Swartberg Pass is one of the most incredible mountain passes in the world; a dirt road that winds its way up to a summit of 1583 metres above sea level.

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.

In DiRT 3, players raced iconic cars representing 50 years of off - road motorsport across three continents — from the forests of Michigan, to the infamous winding roads of Finland, to the national parks of Kenya.

There are no proper roads in Cabaret, just tracks worn in the dirt and paths that wind amid haphazardly fenced plots.

Located at its present site for 29 years, the business sits on a prominent intersection near the bottom of the winding five - mile - long dirt road that leads to the home that Golder shares with her husband Lloyd, 84, a developer and rancher she met soon after she got into the real estate business in 1973.