I hiked through meadows dotted with wildflowers and under stark gray peaks, through pine forests and streams.
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She saw a show at the Sydney Opera House, hiked through Bondi Beach and snorkeled near sharks.
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For early studies of fire refugia, ecologists hiked through forests and grasslands, inspecting islands that withstood surrounding flames.
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To reach the clinic, he and his wife had hiked through a valley known for dangerous flash floods.
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Read about when we hiked through the woods with DJ Shadow, and listen to Hudson Mohawke's Valentine's Day Mix.
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Bella hiked through the night and into the next morning, eventually taking shelter in a drop toilet on the trail.
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Every time I hiked through the scrub, road runners, fence lizards, kangaroo rats and blacktail jackrabbits skittered under the creosote bushes.
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He hiked through the jungle, rode on top of trains, slept on the streets of Mexico City, and trekked through the desert.
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With her grandfather, she hiked through the hills, learning to identify bullfrogs by their call and red-tailed hawks by their raked wing tips.
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Bleeding, stunned and suffering a cracked bone and deep gashes, Mr. Orr said he hiked through the woods for miles to reach his truck.
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They hiked through mud and tangled grasses along a steep trail to Kalaupapa, a former leper colony on Molokai, where the sick were exiled until 1969.
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CreditCreditJaap Scheeren for The New York Times Joachim Neander was a 17th-century Calvinist theologian who often hiked through a valley outside Düsseldorf, Germany, writing hymns.
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I've climbed and explored ancient Maya ruins, hiked through rainforests and jungles, spotted elusive jungle critters and tropical birds and I've soared over Ecuadorian cliffs on a paraglider.
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I'm done with work and we've hiked through about six inches of snow and slush to get to a bar near us that has good food and drink specials.
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When I made a second visit there and hiked through the forest with Brown and Faerthen Felix, he gestured ruefully as we passed through an area that seemed reasonably uncluttered.
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On our final day in Iceland, my wife and I pushed through a small opening in a fence and hiked through a driving sand storm to look for this plane.
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Over the weekend, the family visited Jatiluwih village in Tabanan, hiked through the country's picturesque rice fields, and met with local farmers in Para Subak, according to the The Jakarta Post.
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The Mexican man and the others in his group then hiked through the South Texas brush until the next day, when they were picked up by a vehicle and driven to the trailer.
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Together the three hiked through 50 acres of tall grass, assessing the views and envisioning the sort of structure that spoke not only to their needs but to their faith in the future.
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Growing up in the affluent town of Annecy, in southeastern France, he hiked through the area often so he got to know the mountains and local flora, developing a near-naturopathic passion for plants.
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It was only after I emerged from the mountains that I learned I had hiked through the remnants of Cyclone Debbie, which had killed 14 people in Australia and caused widespread flooding throughout New Zealand.
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Leonardo DiCaprio slept in an animal carcass and hiked through a frozen tundra to shoot The Revenant, while Amy Poehler consumed a dangerous amount of waffles and braved an ice rink in heels for the series.
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But during the nine days that we hiked through Jotunheimen, permitted to light fires, swim in the rivers, forage for mushrooms and pitch our tent wherever we pleased, we saw only land that was startlingly pristine.
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Heads Up As I hiked through the village of Oia in Santorini, Greece, slightly out of breath from navigating the hilly streets, I was certain that I had seen few places in the world as attractive.
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Yet as I watched the impeachment process unfold on TV, the great schism along party lines ever deepening, I thought back to the acts of benevolence we saw from people of all 14 states we hiked through.
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Read more:The story behind North Korea's 1,080-foot 'Hotel of Doom,' an abandoned skyscraper that has never hosted a single guestI hiked through a creepy abandoned gold mine in New Zealand and lived to tell the tale.
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"While we waited, we hiked through redwood forests and stumbled upon an old, towering redwood tree, where, inexplicably, someone had carved the letters 'A' and 'S' into the trunk of the tree right next to each other," he recalls.
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Death toll from New Zealand volcano eruption rises to 17 as authorities continue harrowing mission to retrieve remaining two bodies from the islandI hiked through a creepy abandoned gold mine in New Zealand and lived to tell the tale.
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While shooting for this article, I slept on cement floors in a storage room, rode in the back of pickup trucks through blistering sun, hiked through rugged sierras near unmarked ancient Zapotec ruins and drank magical, handcrafted mezcal under the stars.
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As we hiked through the primal homeland of the flecheiros 15 years ago, we found ample evidence that Brazil's policies were working as intended: towering trees dripping with lianas, crystal-clear streams teeming with fish, an astonishing abundance of birds and wild animals, as well as a profound sense of security the flecheiros must have been enjoying.
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They hiked through neighboring ranches, and found glyphs, arrowheads and early metates (mortars) carved into the rocks — evidence of ancient civilizations and proof that there was a way to live off the land even in the arid environs of Marfa, where current residents rely on trucks to ship in most of their food and often dine at the local Dairy Queen.
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In mid-January, Cooper took his family to Sun Valley for their last vacation together. Cooper and Hemingway hiked through the snow together for the last time.Meyers 1998, p. 319.
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In darkness, they hiked through wooded hills before coming to a no-man's-land guarded by watchtowers with machine guns. Freedom lay on the other side. Together, they started running.
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The aircraft rolled several times before striking the ground again. Flight 2286 eventually slid to a stop approximately five miles from the airport. One crash survivor hiked through snow for over a mile in an effort to summon help. Both pilots plus seven passengers were killed in the crash.
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The gorge is over 100m wide and the walls are between and in height. The area is a popular tourist destination and can be easily hiked through in the dry season. The gorge has permanent waterholes and supports a habitat of monsoonal vegetation. Freshwater crocodiles are known to frequent the area.
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Anasazi granaries at Nankoweap Creek is typical of the terrain Grua hiked through. He never crossed or swam the river, staying to the south side, often along higher escarpments and cliff faces such as this one. The river rose and fell frequently from the influence of Glen Canyon Dam upstream. Kenton Grua was the first person in recorded history to walk the entire length of the Grand Canyon.
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An overturned boat was found floating in the lake, together with Gillette's hat, leading authorities initially to believe both had drowned. Meanwhile, Gillette, carrying a suitcase, hiked through the woods to Fulton Chain Lakes, where he checked into the Arrowhead hotel under his real name. Later, witnesses said that Gillette seemed calm, collected, and perfectly at ease; nothing seemed to be amiss. Brown's body was found at the bottom of the lake the next day.
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James Kim hiked through treacherous and dangerous terrain to reach the creek, and apparently was attempting to follow it to the Rogue River in an attempt to find help. On the following Monday, searchers found Kati Kim and her children near the car, but could not locate James Kim. Searchers traced James Kim's path down Big Windy Creek's canyon in an effort to find him. His body was recovered in Big Windy Creek on Wednesday, December 6.
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Before returning to Danzing, Schnaase travelled to Dresden, and was deeply impressed by the art collections of that city. For much of the 1820s Schnaase was employed as an assessor in Königsberg, while maintaining his interest in art. From 1826 through 1827 he embarked on a year-long journey through Italy, visiting Rome, Naples, Florence, and Milan, among other cities. At the end of his journey he hiked through the Tyrol and the Bavarian Alps to Munich, where he became ill.
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He stayed for about three years in England, before deciding that he had had enough of the 'belly of the beast'. In 1964, he decided to leave 'Babylon' for his spiritual homeland, Ethiopia, with only five pounds, five shillings and five-and-a-half pence in his pocket. It took him around 1 year to reach his destination. He did not literally "walk", but hitch-hiked through France, Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt and Sudan, before arriving in Addis Ababa in September 1965.
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The German aircraft crashed 1,000 meters above sea level in a remote mountain area, miles from any major road. The German tail gunner Hans Hauck was dead when the bomber crashed. Captain R.T. Partridge, squadron leader of the 800 Naval Air Squadron, Fleet Air Arm, experienced a failing engine in his Skua and glided down to land on a frozen lake. He had seen a small hut nearby and he and his radio operator, Lieutenant Bostock, hiked through heavy snow to the deserted reindeer hunters' cabin.
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The C&MA; church in Bly, Oregon. On Saturday, May 5, 1945, Mitchell, who at that time was the pastor of the C&MA; church (now called "Standing Stone Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance") in Bly, Oregon, led a Sunday School picnic up into the nearby mountains of southern Oregon. Accompanying Mitchell was his five-months- pregnant wife, Elsie (née Winters), and five children from the church. Up in the mountains, Mitchell drove the car around by the road, while the others hiked through the woods.
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After finishing his schooling, in August 1934 Dahl crossed the Atlantic on the and hiked through Newfoundland with the Public Schools Exploring Society. In July 1934, Dahl joined the Shell Petroleum Company. Following two years of training in the United Kingdom, he was assigned first to Mombasa, Kenya, then to Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika (now part of Tanzania). Along with the only two other Shell employees in the entire territory, he lived in luxury in the Shell House outside Dar es Salaam, with a cook and personal servants.
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In 1753, George Washington, then 21, was working for the Virginia Colony's British governor and hiked through what is now Cranberry Township along the Venango Path. His assignment was to deliver a message to the commander of the rival French Fort LeBoeuf that ordered the French to withdraw from northern Pennsylvania. The commander rejected the order, precipitating the French and Indian War, which the British and their colonies ultimately won but at a great cost. When the township was originally chartered in 1804, it had a substantially larger area than it has now.
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The two men hiked through the rain forest for three days and nights until they encountered an army patrol. Speaking from a clinic in the western city of Cali, Mr Lizcano said that when soldiers saw him screaming from across a jungle river, they thought he was drunk and ignored him. Only when he lifted the FARC–EP rebel's Galil assault rifle did the soldiers begin to understand that he was escaping from the FARC–EP rebels. "They jumped into the river, and then I started to shout, 'I'm Lizcano'", he said.
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The Rangers, Scouts, and guerrillas trekked through diverse terrain and crossed several rivers on their way to the prison camp Shortly after 05:00 on January 28, Mucci and a reinforced company of 121 Rangers under Capt. Robert Prince drove to Guimba, before slipping through Japanese lines at just after 14:00. Guided by Filipino guerrillas, the Rangers hiked through open grasslands to avoid enemy patrols. In villages along the Rangers' route, other guerrillas assisted in muzzling dogs and putting chickens in cages to prevent the Japanese from hearing the traveling group.
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Marquis cites a trip she took to New Zealand in her twenties as the first time she "actually got in touch with the wild": she spent a month in Kahurangi National Park without bringing any food. Her subsequent travels included canoeing through Algonquin Provincial Park in Canada, camping in Patagonia, and hiking the United States' Pacific Crest Trail. In 2000, she walked border-to-border across the United States in four months, and she spent seventeen months of 2002–03 walking across Australia, covering a total distance of . She hiked through the Andes of South America for eight months in 2006.
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Morning in the Riesengebirge, early 1810s painting by Caspar David Friedrich Modern infrastructure in Harrachov The Krkonoše form one of the most traditional tourist areas in Central Europe. As early as the 18th and 19th centuries, ascents of the Schneekoppe (Sněžka) were common, for instance by Theodor Körner and Johann Wolfgang Goethe. Artists like Caspar David Friedrich and Carl Gustav Carus hiked through the mountains to find inspiration. At the end of the 19th century two mountain clubs were founded, the German Riesengebirgsverein (Giant Mountains Club) on the Silesian side and the Austrian Riesengebirgsverein on the Bohemian side.
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Gerretsen left the Netherlands at the age of sixteen and after travelling through Europe for two years, immigrated to Australia in 1961. He first started to take pictures while working as a crocodile hunter in Cape York Peninsula, (Queensland, Australia) In 1963 he immigrated to the U.S.A., landing in San Pedro, California, and while working as a cowboy in Falfurrias, Texas, bought a movie camera and shot his first film footage. In 1967 he arrived in Singapore and hitch-hiked through Malaysia to Bangkok, (Thailand) and via Kanchanaburi to the Three Pagodas Pass where he spent three months with the pro-U Nu Burmese rebelsVarious Articles: Singapore, Malaysia, Burma and Cambodia under the command of General Bo Yan Naing.General Bo Yan Naing He traveled through Laos, Cambodia and entered South Vietnam,Cambodian-S.
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