Sentences with phrase «winter sunshine in»

Boudicca's D1224 «Mediterranean» cruise sails from Portsmouth on 4th November 2012, and visits the «Garden Island» of Madeira, before taking in some winter sunshine in the Canary Islands of La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote.

Whether you wish to get into the festive spirit with a Christmas Market break, or to perhaps take a holiday over Christmas or New Year; if you'd rather enjoy a winter adventure in snow - covered Europe, or even enjoy some winter sunshine in destinations further afield, we have a number of special escorted tours to mark the season.

There is plenty of lovely winter sunshine in Majorca, and the long beach along the front of Magaluf is perfect for romantic strolls, and it's still warm enough to enjoy languid al fresco lunches.

Not exact matches

The 1961 was a liquid explosion of tastes and colors — sunshine, fresh - cut grass, pancakes, lemon trees, the smell of wood stoves in the winter, and homemade butterscotch.

While we are stuck inside, getting less sunshine in winter than at other times of the year, our bodies need all the help we can get to stay healthy.

Doing it again today to preserve the last of the tomatoes from my summer garden for a little «bottled sunshine» to get through the winter (yes, the cool season here in L.A. does indeed constitute «winter» to us!)

Smoothies, especially ones that look like sunshine in a glass, also help me momentarily forget about winter.

Sunny winter mornings are far and few between in Milan, but thankfully Italy is abundant in orange citrus fruits this time of year, adding a little sunshine to our lives even on grey cloudy days.

In the dead of winter it's like a mouthful of sunshine and in the summer the summer the fresh citrus flavors give you one more something to smile abouIn the dead of winter it's like a mouthful of sunshine and in the summer the summer the fresh citrus flavors give you one more something to smile abouin the summer the summer the fresh citrus flavors give you one more something to smile about.

Living previously in southern California, and Phoenix before that, I've never been short on that naturally beaming source of D. However, this first winter here in Colorado has given me some blues that were shaken off this past week with a streak of 60s and 70s and SUNSHINE.

Oranges equal sunshine to me, and I think its the greatest gift that they are in season in the winter.

Canadians are finding there is a plethora of activities to enjoy in the warm sunshine during the winter months.

It's like a dose of sunshine in the coldness of winter.

It was a blast of Caribbean sunshine from the past so with the winter weather kicking in it was great to be invited by Caribbean restaurant group Sugar Dumplin to celebrate -LSB-...]

As opposed to 2 teams playing in the sunshine all season and still gettin a winter break, plus «siesta», playing against the equivalent of League 1 teams... Get real dude.

I have yet to visit the Caribbean, but it's very high on my «must visit» list, and with temperatures in the upper 20s all year round it's the perfect destination for some relaxing winter sunshine.

This is only my problem in the winter, because in the summer, I get to hang my laundry out on the line (read: get to spend 15 minutes alone outside in the sunshine), so I often search for clothes to wash and my kids are like, «I haven't even WORN that yet»!

While I am not a fan of the cold I do not get depressed in winter as so many do... due to lack of outdoor time and sunshine.

Spring means more time outdoors, less time stuffing kids outfitted in bulky winter gear into carseats, and more hours of sunshine to enjoy.

«We have just come from the cold dark (polar night) winter just over a month ago, so the risk with beautiful weather is that many would rather go skiing in the sunshine.»

Computer models suggest that the aerosols, rich in sulfate, would have reflected sunshine and plunged Earth into darkness for up to five years, shutting down photosynthesis and triggering a nuclear winter.

In winter, we don't have as much sunshine, but we tend to get more wind and stronger wind.»

When it's winter in the north and summer in the south, many cold - weary tourists from Europe and North America flock to New Zealand for its wild backcountry and radiant sunshine.

If winter smelled like the cuddle of warm amber, spring smells like budding flowers in sunshine.

While things like 10,000 lux energy light lamps get closer to the level of outdoor brightness and are often used in the winter by those who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, nothing beats the benefits of nature with true sunshine.

Research indicates that a deficiency in vitamin D is quite common, particularly in the winter months in areas where there is little sunshine.

And let's not forget about mood... many of you might notice you feel more blue in the winter when there's less sunshine.

I haven't tried it again since, especially in this Canadian Winter of ours where sunshine and UV rays are sparse, but if you're up for some solid entertainment, I highly recommend it!

The sunshine flavors of warmer states» citrus providing a much - needed burst of freshness in the middle of winter.

Your flesh has probably been in hibernation mode all winter, but it's time to crawl out of the sweater cave and say hello to the sunshine.

So make sure you get lots of sunshine, especially in the winter months, by talking walks outside — preferably in the morning.

Dark skinned people have less ability to convert sunshine to Vitamin D then light skinned people and the sunshine for people living in the northern climates (above Los Angeles) is often not strong enough to stimulate production, particularly in the winter.

Vitamin D plays a crucial role in the regulation of hormones and neurotransmitters that regulate our emotions (like serotonin), and the lack of sunshine is one of the reasons why many people experience depression during the winter months.

This is why people are more prone to the flu in winter when Vitamin D producing sunshine is minimal or nonexistent at some latitudes, or people are too bundled up to get enough skin exposed in the first place.

A Winter Reprieve Feb 14, 2015 - Feb 21, 2015 Escape to Mexico with dallas and Jeb Give yourself a reprieve from winter in 2015 and indulge in a full week of yoga, sunshine, and lush vegetarian food in a beautiful seWinter Reprieve Feb 14, 2015 - Feb 21, 2015 Escape to Mexico with dallas and Jeb Give yourself a reprieve from winter in 2015 and indulge in a full week of yoga, sunshine, and lush vegetarian food in a beautiful sewinter in 2015 and indulge in a full week of yoga, sunshine, and lush vegetarian food in a beautiful setting.

Yet, a few winters ago when I was at a weeklong yoga training, I took every opportunity available to run outside and bask in the lovely Southern California sunshine.

Instead, try to get moderate amounts of sunshine, if you can for most of the year, and focus on the healthy dietary sources of natural vitamin D that I listed above... and also look for supplements in the winter to be based on fish oil sources of vitamin D if you can.

You totally can if you want to, and I'll be the first to admit that I freeze berries and peaches in the summer for occasional smoothies in the winter because they keep me hopeful that sunshine is (hopefully) coming soon!

Event Description: Escape to Mexico with dallas and Jeb Give yourself a reprieve from winter in 2015 and indulge in a full week of yoga, sunshine, and lush vegetarian food in a beautiful setting.

Ben: Speaking of sunshine, there is also another really good article that I link to about vitamin D and how there's new research that highlights that vitamin D and specifically high dose vitamin D supplementation which I don't know about you Brock but I think a lot of people especially in the winter time when this podcast is being recorded or doing.....

In an effort to bring on the sunshine I started pulling some of my spring / summer clothes out of storage to mix them in with my winter clothes for transitional outfitIn an effort to bring on the sunshine I started pulling some of my spring / summer clothes out of storage to mix them in with my winter clothes for transitional outfitin with my winter clothes for transitional outfits.

Yup, I think LA is the place for me... sunshine, the ability to wear short sleeves in the winter + I get to wear white pumps like these without the fear of a slushy sidewalk ruining them:p The perks seem pretty endless...

I've been using John Frieda's blonde shampoo off and on for years and the lemon and chamomile in it seem to brighten my hair quite a bit — especially in the winter when I'm not out in the sunshine that much and it starts to look a little dull.

When you think of Boho it may conjure up visions of summer meadows, flowing gowns and endless sunshine, but you can do Boho style in the winter as well.

I'm lucky enough to have been there twice now, but my last visit was at the end of a particularly long, cold winter a few years ago... looks soooo beautiful in bright sunshine of your shots!!

If you're anything like us, you are totally ready to ditch the cold, snowy winter weather and hop on the next plane in search of sunshine and warm temperatures.

Now that some cherry blossoms are out and it looks like we might've turned the page on winter here in London (perhaps a tad optimistic), it is time for my favourite wardrobe staple, the silver sequin skirt to sparkle in the sunshine, instead of hiding beneath a winter coat.

While other parts of the world are still experiencing the last days of winter, beach trends are in full swing with the sunshine and style trends of Malibu.

I'll be posting my favorites here occasionally in the weeks ahead, and probably next winter when we all are craving some views of sunshine and palm trees.

Oh, it must be wonderful, spring after a long winter... The weather was crazy when we too these photos: raining all day, then this brilliant sunshine for a couple of hours in the evening...