A walk along the beach is still a walk along the beach; it's still soothing to hear the crashing waves and watch the foamy water recede, taking a few soft pebbles with it.
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Rescue personnel walk along Main Street in Ellicott City, Md.
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Venders and shoppers walk along a street in Ghazni, 1950.
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Participants walk along along Fifth Avenue in solidarity with Orlando.
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Before dessert, I excused myself to walk along the highway.
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Then take a walk along the ritziest street in town.
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Vallabh, Minikel, and their daughter walk along the Charles River.
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Kim and Moon converse as they walk along a bridge.
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We simply all need to walk along with it together.
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Below, we take a walk along the shady memory lane.
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It had a lake with some cliffs you could walk along.
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In another, they're holding hands as they walk along the beach.
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I drink it while taking a gentle walk along the seawall.
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We walk along town and buy souvenirs for friends and family.
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Or like, take a romantic walk along the beach in Malibu?
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Kim and Trump walk along an external passage of the hotel.
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Tourists walk along Bondi Beach on June 5, 83 in Sydney, Australia.
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Before removing our swimwear we took a reconnaissance walk along the shore.
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As we walk along one of its main streets at 7 p.m.
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I take him out for a long walk along the Hudson River.
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We walk along the beach, and I point to where he's buried.
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To get there, guests walk along a dirt road between the cabins.
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I walk along Broadway, and from the Bronx to the South Street Seaport.
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They will have to walk along a stretch of cave, guided by a rope.
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It's obviously science fiction, but they all walk along with quite recognizable mobile phones.
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Chances are, you walk along that sidewalk whenever you enter or exit the building.
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College students from UNC Charlotte a few blocks away walk along tree-lined streets.
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People walk along the Tidal Basin to view Washington's famous cherry blossoms on Thursday.
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After the interview, Mr. Rycharski went for a walk along Kurowko's one main road.
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The walk along the waterfront was invigorating, and offered great views of the coastline.
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You walk along rugged cliffs looking down at clear blue sea and crashing waves.
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While taking a sunset walk along a quiet Provincetown, Massachusetts, beach, he popped the question.
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"Walk along the waterway, turn left at the mosque, and keep going," he told us.
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The best way to experience this unique location is to walk along the city's seawall.
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Before I left Trancoso, I accompanied Ms. Ferrarini on a sales walk along the beach.
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They were photographed splashing around in the ocean and taking a walk along the beach together.
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A few extra turns meant I could walk along the water rather than the main drag.
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Danube Waterside: Experience the astounding parliament building and castle with a walk along the Danube River.
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In the mornings, I'd walk along 19813th Street to the store, which I opened in '82.
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We walk along the river as the sun sets, one of my favorite things to do.
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It's cloudy but comfortable, and we end up taking a two-mile walk along the sand.
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I just go for my little green shake across the street and walk along the beach.
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After we left Lab, we took a long walk along a canal next to our apartment.
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Walk along South Lake Union and check out the city's many floating home and boat communities
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Mr. Ramaphosa went for a walk along Cape Town's waterfront in an exercise of calculated spontaneity.
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In the day of the rentals, you would walk along the aisles and view the titles.
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A set of feet cast in different materials, like coal and agate, walk along the wall.
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"I already felt comfortable here," Mr. Trifonov recalled during a recent walk along the High Line.
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They're studying proteins called kinesins that walk along microtubules, the cellular scaffolding, transporting cargo in the cell.
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A group of teenagers walk along train tracks in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles in 1966.
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A walk along Seaside's 1.5-mile, oceanfront promenade is one of the most popular things to do.
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It was a peaceful walk along the Calle Internacional, which runs parallel to the US-Mexico border.
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According to legend, the ghosts of the dead students prefer to walk along the old floor plan.
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Take a mindful walk along the water's edge, letting the cool water gently wash over your feet.
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Just outside of the hotel, jog or walk along the 1.8-mile paved Wailea Oceanfront Boardwalk Trail.
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Young Thug, Desiigner and Fetty Wap will walk, along with "hot felon" Jeremy Meeks (now a model).
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When I couldn't walk along a balance beam in preschool, my mom started getting medical professionals involved.
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People walk along the dried and cracked river beach of the Yangtze River in Chongqing, China, Aug.
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I like the edge and those that walk along it; I just find a certain freedom in it.
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Next, you walk along a corridor filled with builders' rubble, before emerging into a cavernous, pitch-black room.
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They walk along a high hedge of thimbleberry in a clearing of velvet grass and sweet vernal grass.
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Local residents walk along the Mexico side of the US–Mexico border on June 19, in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Leaving the mansion from the rear veranda, homeowners can walk along a brick path directly to the river.
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The morning after the coup attempt, Mr. Genc woke early, and went for a walk along the Bosporus.
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Workers can walk along stone paths beside waterfalls and ferns from South America while breathing in tropical air.
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In another two years, we'll walk along the marsh and I'll show Bartola the sand crabs scuttling around.
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You'll need the calories for your next adventure: a circular four-mile walk along the scenic Cotswold Way.
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We spill out into a working-class neighborhood called Visitacion Valley and walk along quaint, commercial Leland Avenue.
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Kinsey wrote she was taking her dog, Berreta, on a walk along the trail at about 7:0003 a.m.
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The idea for laurel wreaths at the New York City Marathon came about during a walk along Huntington Bay.
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Twenty yards later, we turn back inside, into a red-brick hallway, where we walk along a yellow line.
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All told, Hader pitched 2 1/3 innings, allowing no hits and one walk along with his six K's.
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A golden path appears before you, and as you walk along it you'll come across various points of interest.
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As commuter traffic has intensified over the past several years, it's become increasingly dangerous to walk along Main Street.
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"We feel it's important to walk along with customers as they get used to the technology," Mr. Stertz said.
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Test yourself on one of the thrill-seeking fair rides, eat delicious fried food, or walk along the boardwalk.
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Like the mind on a walk along the seafront, it's in the moment rather than a reflection of it.
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With no schedule to follow, I take a long walk along the Paseo de la Reforma through Chapultepec Park.
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We walk along the Cliff Walk, taking our time for photos and get to The Breakers at about noon.
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The first indication that Mykonos is a place for the rich hits you as you walk along the coast.
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A walk along the pebble beach at Cemlyn Bay, a wildlife sanctuary next to the construction site, suggests why.
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Instead, the women would walk along the highway searching for butterfly roadkill, which they would collect in plastic bottles.
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I walk along the Mall and up to a soldier selling programs today, who is normally in the Irish Guards.
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We walk along the path for a while and then walk up the hill – R says the view is amazing.
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We walk along the gravel roads until we get to the creek, which is really full from all the rain.
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We took a walk along the shores of Uppards with Tangier resident Carol Pruitt-Moore, as she does every day.
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The instructors walk along the rows, correcting each woman's stance, and reprimand them for not remembering the previous day's instructions.
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The two leaders then walk along a colonnade, inside the hotel, and up a flight of stairs, per pool reports.
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But Tova wanted us to turn right and walk along Eliezer Ben Yehuda Street, which ran parallel to the shoreline.
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After a recent rain, I took a walk along a trail that skirts the Cross Island Parkway on Long Island.
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That was very hard because we would wake up early in the morning, and run or walk along the fences.
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We take our ice cream, run up to get my dog, and then walk along the waterfront for a bit.
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But "here it is crazy," he said, as fans swarmed him while he took a walk along Sukhumi's waterfront promenade.
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One early morning, here in the capital of Myanmar's troubled Rakhine State, I went for a walk along the seafront.
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The weather is great today (shocker), so we decide to go for a walk along one of the dog-friendly beaches.
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I go for a long walk along the coast with a friend, followed by breakfast at one of our usual spots.
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Before you do that, I'd take them to the King Center, then the Apex Museum—kind of walk along Auburn [Avenue].
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IT WAS a beautiful, sunny afternoon, the perfect day to cycle or walk along the Hudson river on Manhattan's west side.
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WALK along Sugar Road in Aubervilliers, north-east of Paris, and it is obvious how a formerly scruffy area is gentrifying.
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The problem, revealed in a walk along this city's historically African-American Sweet Auburn neighborhood: People don't know who he is.
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Walk along the tracks in Guadalajara, and you will encounter an endless stream of migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, and southern Mexico.
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Still remember covering the Giuliani presidential campaign in Florida, watching him try to casually walk along the beach in a suit.
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Walk along Main Street or Broadway here on a Saturday evening and the atmosphere is that of a city reconstituting itself.
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Clearly, the Dallas Police Department had intelligence and community relationships that gave them the confidence to walk along with the protesters.
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It was basically the perfect summer fling; we would walk along the beach, sit and talk all afternoon, and made out.
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"We have an inherent responsibility to protect the homeland," Ms. Smith said on a recent Monday morning walk along the shore.
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She doesn't have to walk along the streets any longer and fear that someone is going to call her a liar.
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A walk along the elevated footpath above the lake allows visitors to get a feel for life in this prehistoric community.
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" And the Meewasin Trail, where you can walk along that swift river from Wanuskewin straight into downtown Saskatoon, simply means "beautiful.
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To get downtown from my hotel, it was a 34-minute walk along the river — or a 32-minute bus ride.
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He guides me as we walk along the highway to a gated trail, which we duck under despite the "no trespassing" sign.
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It's a little gloomy today, so my friends and I just walk along the bay and enjoy the dogs and cute boys.
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They turned on the lights inside the rides, so that we could walk along the tracks and see how the magic happened.
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She took similar care over the words, though those were harder, and they might need a good brisk walk along the river.
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From there, they walk along railway tracks and across open fields for hours to cross an unmonitored stretch of the Canada-U.
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"Just walk along the Algerian coast to find that most Algerian women shun the swimsuit," the website Algeria Focus reported in 2014.
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In another scene, a station chief played by James McAvoy confesses that he loves her as they walk along the Berlin wall.
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But the best way to get a feel for the city might be to walk along Fashion Street on a weekend afternoon.
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To clear my head, my friend Hasan and I took a walk along the border, which we do every now and again.
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People walk along the memorial quietly, looking at each of the faces, occasionally tears welling up when they see one they recognize.
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We recently went to walk along the Green Rail Corridor trail, which is located along the old railway tracks at Bukit Timah.
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Rolling suitcases behind them, some walk along highways, their salaries so obliterated by Venezuela's hyperinflation that bus tickets are out of reach.
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Camp fire evacuees wear disposable face masks as they walk along a path in the makeshift tent city in Chico, California, on Thursday.
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"This checkpoint is closed," they chanted, forcing Trump supporters to turn back and walk along Indiana Avenue in search of a clearer path.
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As you walk along, you get strange looks from tourists wondering why you're placing this wooden thing against these black, burnt-looking installations.
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Police in yellow vests and white helmets positioned themselves in front of the art museum before people started to walk along Paulista Avenue.
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Today, Pripyat is still relatively abandoned, aside from tour groups that walk along designated pathways and gather inside blighted kindergartens, hospitals, and schools.
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Watching her walk along the streets that somehow snatched her son away, it's hard not to feel moved by how calm she seems.
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On any given morning you could walk along West 53rd Street at the back of the club and you could see it sparkling.
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It's easier to approach the dune from the low side, then walk along the ridge to the slope you want to go down.
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Something that made you feel good or brought joy and was not medically harmful — perhaps a massage or a walk along the beach.
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Making your way to the citadel is fun, too: It can be done by car, or via a nice walk along the waterfront.
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I throw on my favorite Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones ($229), and listen to music on Spotify while we walk along the river.
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I turn and walk along the crest of the Down, past a hulking hedgerow once clipped into a hurdle for horses, now overgrown.
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You'll likely walk along the seaside boardwalk, saunter through the glitzy downtown area, and barhop on Gemmayze street, or its nearby nightlife hotspots.
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The soldiers would walk along the western side of the river, which the Taliban often raked with gunfire, and where Knight was killed.
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Queen Elizabeth would walk along the barricades and smile at people gathered there, but she would not stop for hugs or other greetings.
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The tour ends at Fisherman's Bastion, and we decide to walk along the river to Gellert Baths and Spa instead of taking a bus.
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It looks like it might rain soon, so I decide to walk along the bus route just in case I want to hop on.
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There is literally nothing in this world more romantic than the sight of two penguins holding flippers as they walk along a beach together.
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Prime Minister Theresa May and US president Donald Trump holding hands as they walk along the White House Colonnade during her visit to Washington.
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With a press of a button, my robot would be able to walk along the kitchen table and swing its head side to side.
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Your data will exist in a halo of devices surrounding you, tasked to provide you with sensor and computing support as you walk along.
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Rhoda Brown, who lives on the 42nd floor, said on Thursday she was afraid to remain inside or to walk along the East River.
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As the couple walk along the opposite side of a gate from their kids, Javier shares a heartbreaking moment with Emilio, the eldest child.
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The shift in viewer perspective aids a few perceptual illusions or jokes, like a dancer lying on her side to walk along a wall.
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N.Y.C. Nature On a recent walk along the edge of a young Bronx woodland, I looked up to find that I was not alone.
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Newbury Street is pedestrian-only today, and I walk along it for a little while before strolling through the Public Garden and the Common.
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They propose turning the entire U.S. coast into a public park, so that everyone could still walk along the beach with no private-property restrictions.
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Wearing protective clothing and masks, a husband and wife walk along the coast damaged by the 20113 tsunami, with the Fukushima plant in the background.
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People can visit a quaint British church, admire Bauhaus architecture, and walk along something approximating the canals of Venice in a hodgepodge of Western motifs.
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He continued to walk along it until the thin ice eventually gave way near a patch of phragmites, an invasive weed that grows in wetlands.
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Expecting to take a walk along a path Amanda hadn't taken before, at one point she sat down to rest, meditate and take a nap.
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I find a super happy playlist on Spotify with Stevie Wonder, ABBA, Spice Girls, and Frankie Valli, and walk along the Thames and past Parliament.
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That can mean cooking myself a delicious dinner to eat on my balcony, or taking a long walk along the East River by my apartment.
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The Vanderpump Rules star, 33, and former Bachelorette contestant, 29, were photographed splashing around in the ocean and taking a walk along the beach together.
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Young couples walk along the water tapping on cellphones, but when I get near it, I have to hold my nose, overwhelmed by the stink.
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According to KABC, there are signs along the aqueduct advising people not to ride bikes along the asphalt path, although people do walk along it.
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Take a walk along Blackpool Promenade and you'll find cheap boozers, chain-smoking fortune tellers, and a shit-load of traditional fish and chip shops.
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"The streets are pedestrian friendly, and you can walk around and see the historic houses and also walk along the Thu Bon River," she said.
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Or we walk down to, you know, Hudson River Park, and we'll go play tennis on the courts over there or walk along the river.
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It opens with the father-son duo seen wearing camel-colored snowsuits as they walk along a snowy plain with mountains visible in the background.
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During our walk along the Sandy Cruz trail, he told me how he once caught some visitors trying to smuggle native plants off the island.
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A new field guide takes listeners on a walk along one of the country's most polluted waterways, where unexpected nature mingles with relics of industry.
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Walk along 34th Street on a Sunday evening and you may catch a hint of the dueling trumpets and insistent rhythms swirling in the air.
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The protest in the capital took the form of a synchronized walk along a major shopping street to avoid a ban on unsanctioned stationary gatherings.
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The calm before the storm As Florence twisted over the Atlantic Ocean Thursday morning, 65-year-old Deb Frese took a walk along the shoreline.
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John Kenneth Galbraith's The Affluent Society: Galbraith was very tall, 6-foot-19423, and we used to walk along the streets of Cambridge, Massachusetts, together.
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In this photograph taken on July 31, visitors walk along the 150-meter-long Cau Vang "Golden Bridge" in the Ba Na Hills near Danang, Vietnam.
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People walk along Bayou Place as they view Houston's flooded theatre district August 27, 2017 as the city battles with tropical storm Harvey and resulting floods.
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Here in this sorting center of tomorrow, I walk along the edge of the field and hear the morning break for humans, called out on loudspeakers.
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I vividly remember my first walk along the red brick path from the University's front gates across Haley Lawn to Darnell Hall, my freshman year dorm.
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Snowy plovers As you walk along the water's edge, you'll probably see shorebirds skittering in and out with the tide, snacking on crustaceans, insects and worms.
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RHODE ISLAND: In the nation's smallest state, go out for a night on the town in Providence, Rhode Island, or walk along one of the beaches.
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Walk along the arterials of Tel Aviv, and you'll see 22016-person shuttles that traverse north to south, charging $270-2500 per person for the service.
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The rally ended with a silent walk along a street named after Sean McDermott, one of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising against the British.
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They are allowed to leave the cell for one hour each day to shower, make phone calls or walk along the tiered walkway beside their cells.
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The front of the herd turned north to walk along the creek — a direction that would take them back to the inundated banks of the Colorado.
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President Trump and King Abdullah II of Jordan walk along the colonnade after a news conference in the Rose Garden of the White House on Wednesday.
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It could even be used to create virtual "stores" where people could walk along aisles to browse and shop as they do in the real, physical world.
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Almost immediately, critics of the president started to question why he and his wife didn't simply just walk along West Executive Drive to arrive at their destination.
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If comical little garden men strike your fancy, take a walk along the streets and say hello to the likes of Greg Gnoman and The Rolling Gnomes.
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This is airport country: Planes fly low in the sky, there are rental car depots on every corner, and people walk along the pavements in Heathrow uniforms.
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Now, all I had to do was walk along a beam that was maybe the width of my foot, with nothing to grasp except that dangling line.
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Walk along West 18th early on a Sunday morning, and you'll see families lining up around the block for the traditional breakfast of carnitas on the sabbath.
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Ms. Ruehl, who teaches seminars at HB Studio, a West Village acting studio, reserves Wednesday afternoons for a walk along the High Line and some alfresco mentorship.
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We still needed to find Emily's grave site, walk along her beloved Dallas Road, and, if time allowed, return to Beacon Hill to check on the herons.
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Enjoy endless gourmet meals, attend wine tastings, or go on a relaxing walk along the many trails on the Drakenstein and Wemmershoek mountain ranges circling the town.
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Walk along assembly lines in many factories today and what is striking is the overwhelming presence of machinery that is only sparsely attended to by human beings.
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Notre-Dame was always the backdrop for a nice walk along the embankment to buy our cat pots of grass at a flower shop along the quay.
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In Greenville, S.C., an ugly highway bridge was removed and replaced with a gorgeous walk along the Reedy River, which is now home to parks and cafes.
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Begin a visit to this bayside city with a walk along the waterfront, where hulking cruise ships, fishing vessels and industrial tankers glide in from Tokyo Bay.
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For hours, all transport links to and from the airport were shut down, leaving passengers and plane crews forced to walk along roads to reach the terminal.
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I also prefer the location to my former apartment, with its many scenic docks to walk along and easy access to public transportation and shops at Canary Wharf.
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In one particular scene, they share dinner together and walk along the sidewalk until, in a complete non sequitur, Seo threatens to make Lee's life a living hell.
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You can walk along the edges of an under-construction building in Botswana, then toggle over to the torpedo hold of the USS Intrepid on Manhattan's West Side.
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Veiled women walk along narrow streets and colorful storefronts, returning home after dropping their kids off at school; elderly Moroccan men drink mint tea at a corner cafe.
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Cade Edmond Siemers was going for a walk along a boardwalk near the Old Faithful Geyser just before midnight on Sunday when he fell into a hot spring.
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LONDON — The stolen world soccer cup was found here tonight [March 27] by a man taking his dog for a walk along a quiet suburban street, police said.
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Perry Pazer, 87, a retired lawyer who lives in Sutton Place, said he looked forward to being able to walk along the riverfront instead of on the street.
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Tourists can walk along the cannon-studded ramparts of slave fortresses or pass through the points of 'No Return', where slaves were marched in chains to waiting ships.
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The exhibition opens with the painting "Long Winding Path with Friends and Family" (2019), a foreshortened view of a long peach-pink path that two couples walk along.
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While water still flows beneath the surface, the ice has sometimes been thick and stable enough for brave souls to venture out and walk along the precipice. Sometimes.
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As the couple walk along Lake Michigan, Ned commits an act of infidelity — he inadvertently reveals his preference for the newsroom, and his frustrated companion forces his hand.
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Slipping out before then, you can walk along the expansive waterfront to catch the last of the sun, and, finally, the salt breeze borne from the sea. ♦
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If you walk along the perimeter of the course now, you'll find scattered areas, not much bigger than a hundred square meters each, that claim to be protected land.
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Kevin and Eniko Parrish took their 6-month-old baby Kenzo for a walk, along with his older siblings Hendrix and Heaven ... who got treated to some ice cream.
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Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, for example, topped the scandal charts when his walk along the Appalachian Trail led to a very public declaration of an extramarital affair.
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The training includes basic confidence-building exercises, filling their lungs to scream If they sense trouble, and maneuvers for specific assaults in buses or as they walk along streets.
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"As visitors walk along this path, entering the towers, they are tattooed with the shadows of numbers, and trapped momentarily in a theater of horror," the memorial's website says.
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On a walk along the Lule River where it met the bay, we found a species of willow, Salix pentandra, a leaf of which Linnaeus drew near this spot.
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A milestone walk along the beach On a recent spring day, Stow is on his way home after setting foot on the beach for the first time since his injury.
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Officials call for every building to be evacuated, but some people seem without a destination, in shock; hundreds and hundreds walk along Insurgentes Avenue, obstructing the path of emergency services.
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I get coconut this time and we wander the night market, but very it's very touristy, so we opt to walk along the water instead while we eat our treat.
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Observers receive mutually agreed fees to walk along specified routes while inspecting public spaces and taking photographs of bodies of standing water that might act as nurseries for mosquito larvae.
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All that contemplation whets my appetite, and from here, I walk along the quay on the Left Bank until I reach Le Depart Saint-Michel, a 219-hour café-brasserie.
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In Isla Verde, a densely populated Muslim neighborhood in this predominantly Christian city, bearded men in traditional robes walk along narrow pathways as the afternoon call to prayer rings out.
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To get to the tomb, many walk along the Via Dolorosa, the winding path through Jerusalem's Old City where Jesus is said to have been forced to bear his cross.
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You get a sense of the beauty of the yard, the buildings, the sculptures, which are all accessible to passers-by as they walk along even outside of the gates.
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Toddlers love pull-along toys, and when that pull-along is as cute and durable as the Hape Walk-Along Wooden Pull Toy, you'll fall in love as well. Pros
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Indeed, one of Batumi's selling points is that you can walk along the shore of the Black Sea and ski the slopes of the Adjara mountains in a single day.
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Audience members were asked to walk along a re-creation of the play's title thoroughfare, to visit different residences and watering holes during the course of one typical, sodden night.
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One does not live by drink alone, however, and so I headed to Pacific Beach on a different day to walk along the ocean and take in the sea air.
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An airport employee told some frustrated passengers that it would be "illegal" to walk along the unused monorail ("it's an active construction zone") but, one hour later, that's exactly what happened.
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The video did not match what the police said had happened; it showed Laquan continuing to walk along, away from a growing group of officers when Officer Van Dyke shot him.
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In 2017, a McDonald's restaurant in Italy worked with archaeologists to uncover an ancient ruin underneath its building, allowing visitors to walk along a 147-foot stretch of a Roman road.
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"Farmers will walk along fences and find six to eight dead tortoises in the space of 100 meters," said Luke Arnot, a veterinary surgeon and lecturer at the University of Pretoria.
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He flashes a wide smile at the strangers taking selfies with him and he waves to the thousands of people cheering him on as they walk along the saffron-colored pathway.
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It says the cave has an "impressive entrance chamber" that is about 260 feet long and leads to an easy walk along "spacious passageways" that last for about a half a mile.
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Meanwhile Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving got a bit more up close and personal, opting to walk along parts of the parade route, where he could interact with the thousands of fans.
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The "peace pole" in the main hallway is inscribed with the Arabic greeting as-salamu aleikum, and young girls in yellow and orange hijabs walk along the pink-and-blue-painted halls.
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Altenburg remembers a staff outing – a walk along the Rhine – during which Regeni only wanted to discuss the economic model that has dominated Egypt for decades and how it might be changed.
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I bid adieu to the girls and walk home, feeling grateful as I walk along the cobblestones that I get to live in such a beautiful neighborhood in such a beautiful city.
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Protesters plan to walk along Lake Shore Drive during Thursday's rush hour, on the first day of the Lollapalooza music festival, and end up at Wrigley Field during a Chicago Cubs game.
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You don't even need to dive deep to admire these magnificent creatures up close: On One Tree Island, you'll be able to walk along strips of sand surrounded by pristine coral reefs.
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A 10-minute walk along the River Liffey will take you past the swanky headquarters of Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and more — nearly every major multinational name in tech you can think of.
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But they don't move fast enough to make much difference, in my view, unless you walk along them, and then you have to push people with big suitcases out of the way.
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After a short walk along a red carpet, they will enter a secured area reserved for them and world leaders like Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron.
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But up close, it's clear that the artwork is a painting as much as a wall, covered with repeating black S-patterns that gradually sharpen into zigzags as you walk along it.
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Every morning, the ceramist Torben Lov takes his English sheepdog, Frod, for a six-mile walk along the coastline of Bornholm, the Baltic Sea island where he lives with his wife, Susanne.
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Unique biology The unique features of vika include orange-brown fur, short, round ears, a smooth tail with fine scales and broad back feet that enable it to walk along branches, Lavery said.
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If you can't get permission to actually walk along the lake, you can follow Highway 3 west from Osoyoos about six miles and park on the side of the road for a look.
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Wander the streets of Belltown to get a feel for a day in the Seattle life, and look for the views of the Space Needle as you walk along 4th or 5th Avenue.
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"To the River" (2011) was a travel book of a sort — a walk along the River Ouse in Yorkshire, in which Virginia Woolf committed suicide, combined with thinking about the nature of biography.
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Huntsman's wife, Mary Kaye, has posted some of their recent events -- such as a Friday night with the embassy's marine guard members last month and a walk along the Moscow river -- on Instagram.
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"Both short, one stocky, the other thin, we would stride down the hills in the Galilee or walk along the pebbly shore of the Dead Sea or through the Ramallah hills," Shehadeh writes.
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Have a beer at the veteran-run Service Brewing Co., and walk along the restaurants and bars skirting the Savannah River for a cocktail overlooking the historic city at Rocks on the Roof.
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Jensen has created similar works before, such as a walk along the low-tide shore of Brooklyn Bridge Park, and is working on a 2017 exhibition at the Visual Art Center New Jersey.
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Scrambling over the mud from one pool to another, assisted by fins that had evolved to walk along the seabed in the way modern coelacanths do, was probably going on by 385m years ago.
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Our hostel is only about 2 blocks from the Esplanade so we walk along the waterfront all the way to the docks and get to watch the sunrise, a beautiful start to our morning!
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I played a game in a large, open environment that was kind of like Super Mario in first person — I had to walk along tricky edges, jump over gaps, duck hazards, and so on.
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Viewers can simply walk along the paths of the park and experience the art without the pressures of class, style, or financial status — hierarchical structures that are often associated with a typical gallery experience.
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We walk along the docks and zigzag through nets filled with the morning's catch, under the watchful eyes of a cat who seems more amused than interrogatory and fishers who are hard at work.
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Under the new plan the MTA will not remove and replace all 32,000 feet of benchwall, a gangway-like walkway that allows workers, or evacuating passengers, to walk along the edge of the tunnel.
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"As we walk along the path of these poems, we will see him again, this 'child of the sky,' " he added, an apparent reference to a refrain in one of Mr. Meng's untitled poems.
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That jolt carved out a path for RALPH to walk along and see the fruits of similar creative labour come to bear—she is even signed to the label Jepsen is on, 604 Records.
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A short walk along the lake to the city's renowned Swiss Museum of Transport on a rainy afternoon took me at least an hour and a half, over which I took probably 26 photos.
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In Sea Bright, they could easily do both, or they could walk along the beach with their dog, Jack, in the morning, and go stand-up paddle boarding on the river in the afternoon.
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Even the mayor, James D. Lienhoop, admitted that if he has business to attend to he doesn't walk along the main drag, Washington Street, because it's impossible to avoid conversations that slow him down.
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He was accused of attempting to rob newlyweds Douglas and Lora White at gunpoint while they were on a walk along a jogging trail at Eastfield College, a Dallas area community college, on Sept.
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The next morning, Pixley's mother gave Lakeeya and her older brother Curtis Jr. strict instructions to walk along the streets that bordered the park rather than cutting through it on their way to school.
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Dozens of demonstrators attempted to walk along an avenue in Caracas but were moved onto the sidewalk by police in riot gear, leading them to shout at the officers and push on their riot shields.
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A player organized a fairly large team walk for multiple sclerosis down in Lancaster, PA. A few devs and I all went down to support and walk, along with a bunch of semi-local players.
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The 36-year-old reality star panics when she learns they were spotted by paparazzi during a walk along the water and her assistant Stephanie Shepherd shows her the unflattering bikini shots on her phone.
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Stewart, the ex-Nascar star, was late — running on "Tony time," a handler told me — so I went for a walk along the dusty pit road to look at the scores of racecars lined up.
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Huntsman's wife, Mary Kaye, has posted some of their recent events -- such as a Friday night pool competition with the embassy's marine guard members last month and a walk along the Moscow river -- on Instagram.
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Clad in huge metal suits designed to repel the crushing pressure of the Mariana Trench, the group decides to walk along the ocean floor to reach another facility in an effort to reach the surface.
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"Sometimes you walk along and find the story of someone's life, sitting right in front of you," he said, beginning a story about a trove of papers he once found on the Upper East Side.
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On a freezing February afternoon in 1963, the photographer Don Hunstein asked Bob Dylan and his girlfriend, Suze Rotolo, to walk along a slush-covered Jones Street in Greenwich Village, near Mr. Dylan's small apartment.
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Visitors can walk along its edges, noticing details in the dense installation of art and furniture, such as a sewn, red fish pillow on a painted chair, or a wire statue of a flying human figure.
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The scenery is luscious, with long sequences where characters drive around or walk along the shore, as melancholy female-vocalist-driven music plays to show that they're having deep thoughts about a given episode's central conflict.
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So there's US soil on both sides of the wall, and migrants walk along the wall — on the "far" side of the wall, but still within the US — until they find someone to turn themselves into.
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Yet when he and I walk along the street, so many people feel the need to tell me how much he isn't like me, how incredibly unalike we appear, how he looks just like his father.
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Walk along the shore to revel in the views across the Puget Sound, where you might spot harbor seals floating belly-up in the calm water offshore, and on clear days, spy the Olympic Mountains beyond.
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It's not just random sort of events... if I were to walk along and trip and spill a drink, and you wanted to be like, 'Look at this idiot,' you don't have to say it to me.
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The women on patrol change tack now, and walk along the narrow alleys quietly, keeping an eye out for newcomers, stopping only for a quick word with pimps to ensure they are following the rules of Sonagachi.
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I likewise can't shake the image of a brazen Bryant, in head-to-toe United States men's national basketball team gear, deciding to walk along the main shopping boulevard in Manchester, England, shortly before those Olympics began.
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The Beaverglen partygoers — about two dozen people and two dogs — took a ceremonial walk along the crescent-shaped street, catching up with neighbors, snapping photos and puzzling over exactly where some of the missing houses once stood.
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We walk along the south side of the river, with a quick detour to see the Vauxhall City Farm, and pass the MI 211 building, Lambeth Palace, and St. Thomas Hospital, where Florence Nightingale established her nursing school.
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That day, I took a walk along the twisty country roads where I lived and, when I found what seemed like a suitably private spot, stuck my fingers down my throat, and yakked up the offending microwave burrito.
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"When you walk along the river, you can see that every borough has its own aesthetic, which is very different to a more homogeneously designed city like Paris," said Joseph Frey, one of the partners of the firm.
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The director first hires him to act as the "connective tissue between each performer," morphing from one person to the next as they walk along the waterfront, but she soon discovers he can just play all the parts.
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Neighborhood Joint Most mornings, Doug Grater, who lives in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, wakes up and takes his dog Sammy for a walk along the same route: to Yesterday's News on Court Street, a few blocks from his home.
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I'd pair that with fried chicken and pretend it was Saturday night, no work in the morning, just a long walk along the beach and a deep dive into Greg Iles's "Natchez Burning" trilogy into the afternoon. No?
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If you've long been fantasizing about that trip to Iceland to see the Northern Lights, walk along black sand beaches, relax in hot springs, and maybe, possibly, even try a taste of puffin, you better jump on this deal.
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And at Clemson in 2014, a 19-year-old fraternity pledge fell to his death after he was forced to walk along a narrow bridge railing in a hazing incident, according to a civil lawsuit filed by his family .
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We toured the Stax Museum of American Soul Music, took a walk along the Mississippi River, visited the ducks in the fountain at the Peabody hotel, ate ribs at the Rendezvous, and peeked into blues joints on Beale Street.
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And as we walk along we collect and collate the familiar, the path appears before our feet as we walk and we move further from home until we are too far away to recall that we ever had a home.
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Initially, you'll mostly encounter Alien-esque facehuggers that jump at you and scurry along the ground, but as you defeat more bosses, they gain abilities like being able to walk along any surface or spit poison at you from afar.
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Local and international tourists will, for the first time, be able to take a virtual walk on Table Mountain, admire Cape Point, take a walk along Durban's Golden Mile or even visit a family of elephants in the Kruger National Park.
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Nissan calls the system "pick to the light," and it helps workers get the right part for whichever of six different vehicles built at the plant, according to Ryan Fulkerson, director of new model engineering during a walk along the line.
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They'll often have stages in the windows of venues and the idea is that, rather than pay a cover charge, you walk along until you hear something you like, go inside and then tip the band as much as you want.
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Bear and I head out for his morning walk along the Rhine, and once we're back, I make a cup of tea, spend about 30 minutes on a German lesson, do some routine tidying and then start my writing day.
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GRAB THE LEASHES Boo-T and Coco are antsy to get out when we're up, so before anything else, we throw on gym clothes and take them for a walk along the Brooklyn waterfront, which is right by our apartment.
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A long walk along the empty beach and a nude swim in the beautiful green ocean began the process of washing away the ash, dust, and tears — of mending our hearts and helping us to begin the rebuilding of our new family home.
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"There's this kind of, I think, phony idea that things are objective — when you push the button, that's the objective reality, and I just don't think that's true," Duke told me, not long ago, on our early evening walk along the bluffs.
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"I put on an audio book—my current listen is You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero—and take Mia, our mini Australian shepherd, for a walk along the water," Wilking says.
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A video of the sweet moment posted by the Instagram fan account, Harry_Meghn_Updates, shows a fan calling out to Harry that she hopes the baby "is a girl," and Harry quickly responds, "So do I!" as he continues to walk along the bike path.
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At the El Refugio spa, I started my visit with a beguiling but enjoyable experience: a meditative walk along a forest path that included designated stops where I was instructed to scream out any pent-up anger, and cry out any welled-up tears.
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A video of the sweet moment posted by the Instagram fan account, Harry_Meghn_Up, shows a fan calling out to Harry, 34, that she hopes the baby "is a girl," and Harry immediately responds, "So do I!" as he continues to walk along the bike path.
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Zero.North Korean men and women walk along a residential area in Pyongyang, North Korea on April 25, 2017 (AP Photo/Eric Talmadge)At least we haven't gotten to the part yet where Americans are being told that North Koreans will welcome us as liberators.
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Anyone who takes a short walk along the banks of the Seine from the wreckage of Notre Dame will soon see a boldly modernistic structure, topped with onion domes: this "spiritual and cultural" centre, opened in 2016, was a pet project of President Vladimir Putin's.
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And Monday, Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela was greeted by Trump and first lady Melania Trump on the South Portico of the White House, enjoyed a long walk along the colonnade and a one-on-one bilateral meeting with the President in the Oval Office.
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Indianapolis' Canal Walk along the Read more:51 mesmerizing photos of the most colorful places on EarthMartha Stewart reveals how to find the best secret spots while traveling13 of the best destinations for traveling alone35 of the most beautiful natural wonders around the world
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KWANDENGEZI, South Africa (Reuters) - It's early in the morning and 90-year-old Thumekile Mthiyane is making her daily 2 km (1 mile) walk along dirt roads snaking through crop fields and the hills of rural KwaZulu-Natal, a province on South Africa's east coast.
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Cade Edmond Siemers, a US citizen who lives in India, was going for a walk along a boardwalk near the Old Faithful Geyser just before midnight on Sunday when he tripped and fell into a hot spring, national park officials said in a press release.
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Peter Hammerman joined the Swiss firm in late 21, becoming the fourth leading cancer scientist to be poached in little more than year from Harvard, a short walk along Massachusetts Avenue from the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research (NIBR), the company's Cambridge-based research arm.
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" Alberto Rey, writing a blog post for El Mundo , objected to the new "Almodovarlandia," with its "cultivated and well-read people, who live in apartments with stupendous parquet floors, use only the best skin creams, and suffer a lot while they walk along fancy streets.
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Walk along the red brick sidewalks of Massachusetts Avenue, which cuts through the center of town, and Lexington's Brahmin past is evident: a statue on the Battle Green of a musket-toting Captain John Parker, who led the fight against the British in 1775.
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His all-around excellence at 220 years old is a catastrophe for 23.0 NBA teams, and what's truly scary (and, so far, kind of mystifying) is that the five-time All-Star has yet to walk along the most obvious evolutionary path laid in his way.
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In a sneak peek at this week's episode, the 36-year-old is soaking up the sun with her girlfriends during sister Kourtney Kardashian's birthday trip to Mexico in April when she finds out that they were spotted by paparazzi during an earlier walk along the water.
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There's an actual plank of wood in the room that you have to walk along without falling off — there's some level of haptic feedback to give it a convincing sense of creaking, and it doesn't help that you're being blasted with air throughout to simulate the height.
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A walk along the suspended bridges of Redwoods Treewalk (another Harry and Meghan stop) and zip-lining with Rotorua Canopy Tours involved talks of conservancy and how the companies have worked with the traditional Maori landowners to do as little damage to the land as possible.
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On a recent late-afternoon walk along the western edge of Riis Beach, I was met with a raucous parade of oystercatchers, and off in the distance, the tiny, plaintive calls of a piping plover were still peculiarly audible over the hiss of a stormy Atlantic Ocean.
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From the Amiot house, they could walk along the Méréglise way (Méséglise in the novel), a windy plain, south toward Tansonville, where Proust set Swann's house; or they could walk in the opposite direction, along the river Loir, on the path now known as the Guermantes way.
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Authorities say the drugs are distributed via repurposed fishing vessels that traverse vast distances, hidden in containers aboard other vessels, or transported by vehicles and couriers with backpacks who walk along jungle tracks leading out of the syndicate's production hub in the heart of Southeast Asia's Golden Triangle.
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The sun beats down on the rough road, but as we leave the car in a clearing and start the walk along a gravelly incline, up ahead, in a slight gully, is a shady grove of evergreen Madrone and California live oaks; there, the temperature instantly drops 10 degrees.
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Sam makes boats for a living in Maine, so we, of course, had to visit the Viking Ship Museum on the city's Bygdoy peninsula — after he awoke early to walk along the water and through a working dairy farm with free public paths next to the king's summer residence.
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That weekend, they went to the orchid show at the New York Botanical Garden, and a week later, they had what she called their "best date ever" — milkshakes at Black Tap on West 14th Street, a walk along the High Line, and lunch and dinner near Union Square Park.
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"Nope, don't know nothing about it," said Will Small, 53, who was sitting on a bench outside Tompkinsville Park, a short walk along Bay Street from Mr. de Blasio's temporary office in Borough Hall, where more than 60 staff members from City Hall also spent the week working.
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Because another of his presidential haunts, the Trump International hotel, a short walk along Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House, is also popular with foreign dignitaries, Mr Trump has been sued over an obscure clause of the constitution that forbids public servants from accepting fees or gifts from a foreign state.
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Perfetto Traveler in Italy recently introduced a six-hour, seven-mile walk along the Italian Riviera beginning in the fishing village of Portofino and ending with an exploration of Camogli, a beach town known for its network of narrow alleys; $1,100 for two people including a multicourse lunch with wine. 2.
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Our days at SwaSwara were unhurried and spacious, sprinkled with yoga, a late-morning group activity — bird-watching, nature walk, boat ride — a body treatment, a swim in the pool, or a walk along Om beach, where cows amble aimlessly, leaving hoof prints in the sand alongside those of vacationers'.
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Wendell Jamieson, the Metro editor, likes to recall his childhood experiences riding the subway in the 1970s, such as the time he, his mother and his sister had to escape a smoke-filled, burning 6 train and walk along the tracks until they were able to emerge at 77th Street.
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As you walk along the bridge's pedestrian path, admiring the architectural beauty and the vast cityscapes that surround you, tune-in to Tallis' Spem in Alium, a powerful 40-voice motet with ethereal and heavenly composition that will help you grip the magnitude of the city and your place in the world.
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"His touchstone was the quad at Stanford," Foster says, referring to the main part of the school's campus where low-slung academic buildings, arranged around large, leafy outdoor areas and designed with open-air pathways where one can walk along the structures' edges, offer the sensation of being both inside and out.
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A short walk along the banks of the Ciliwung River from Mr. Bejo's floodgate, Manutur Sitanggang, the foreman of a floating excavator crew, said they dig up around 35,000 cubic feet of sediment each day, as they try to restore that section of the river back to a depth of 20 feet.
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He will then travel to the beach to learn about the history of the island's logging trade, as well as its use as a training base for the Australian Z Special Unit during World War II. Next, he'll travel to Kingfisher Bay by boat, where the visit will conclude with a walk along the picturesque Kingfisher Bay Jetty.
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Walk along Northumberland Avenue, from the fake arch down to the river Thames, turn left, and eventually you'll come across Cleopatra's Needle—an actual ancient Egyptian obelisk, 3,500 years old, dug up from Alexandria and shipped halfway across the world, all because some Victorian imperialists decided that they quite fancied plonking it down in their capital.
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When you walk along British streets with plenty of melanin in your skin, people may look to slot you into a box they've already learned to use: dreadlocks tell them Jamaica; a colourful headdress makes them assume Nigeria; jeans, a puffa jacket and a beanie might make them squint further and ask where you're "really" from.
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When you walk along the beach, the way they did that day in 1965, you don't reach the end of a road; there is no headland, hill, clearing, or precipice, no geographic or geologic formation to indicate a change in the landscape; there is stony beach as far as the eye can see, nothing begins or ends, just continues.
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Obama Chief of Staff Denis McDonoughDenis Richard McDonough2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care The Hill's Morning Report — Trump retreats on census citizenship question Democratic candidates should counter Trump's foreign policy MORE was spotted by reporters taking Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, on a walk along the South Lawn as the two leaders met in the Oval Office.
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Before you think about coming to Tamariu know that there are two other coastal towns nearby — Lllafranc and Calella — also under the administrative aegis of Palafrugell and those two are larger, busier, more finished if you will; Tamariu is good for a swim, a page-turner, and a walk along the esplanade; it never seems more itself than when it's empty and quiet.
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I am not a scientist, but I "humbly" propose that humility is shaped early in one's life, especially by being exposed to greatness that makes one feel small: a walk along the mighty ocean, exploring the works of great literary or artistic masters, spiritual enlightenment, but most of all to be profoundly influenced by a role model who demonstrates compassion, empathy and kindness.
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It requires some forethought to reach: trucks that can cross the sand dunes barring the way depart on regular schedules from a bus station off the main road (round trip 230 pesos, plus another 100 if you want to bring your surfboard), or you can walk along the beach the six or so miles from Valizas, the next town to the north.
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Rather than fret about lost time and money, McDonald's decided to sponsor the dig, and it worked with the archaeological authorities to preserve the road, built between the second and first centuries B.C. As of Tuesday, visitors to the fast-food restaurant, about 12 miles southeast of central Rome, could walk along the 147-foot stretch of road without even having to buy a Big Mac.
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The obstacles are weighted for difficulty and competitors progress from easiest to hardest, as follows: They must sit down on and stand up from a low IKEA couch; walk a short slalom; walk up a ramp, open and shut a door, and descend another ramp; walk along a number of unevenly spaced stepping stones; walk across two angled platforms; and, finally, walk up and down a flight of stairs.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.) and his wife, Jane O'Meara Sanders, are surrounded by staff, security and journalists as they walk along the midway at the Iowa State Fair on Aug.
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As guests walk along the lobby and on the upper floors, they will enjoy perusing vintage photos lining the hallways from films made in the original Cardozo, like "Hole in the Head" (1959) with Frank Sinatra; "The Birdcage" (1996) with Robin Williams and Nathan Lane; "There's Something About Mary" (1998) with Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller; "Any Given Sunday" (1999) with Al Pacino and Dennis Quaid; and "Marley & Me" (2008) with Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson.
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And a walk along the Spree on a darkening July evening — the Reichstag's glass dome glowing pink in the setting sun, the lights of the postmodernist Federal Chancellery Building, the official residence of Angela Merkel, reflecting off the river — captures for me the essence of a confident, fully realized city that has swept away both its east-west divisions and the horrors of World War II. It's the perfect counterpoint to the Stolpersteine and other vestiges of the darkest period of German history, another reason that I find the city such an optimistic and astonishingly varied place.
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Greenpeace protesters unfold a banner reading "Resist" from atop a construction crane behind the White House on January 22016, 223, in Washington, D.C. British Prime Minister Theresa May, the first world leader to meet with President Trump, walk along The Colonnade holding hands briefly at the White House on January 22017, 22017 in Washington, D.C. President Trump speaks on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Oval Office, surrounded by (from left) his Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, Vice President Mike Pence, White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, Press Secretary Sean Spicer and National Security Advisor Michael Flynn on January 24, 22017.
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Here are the best wooden toys you can buy:Best wooden toy for babies: Manhattan Toy Skwish Rattle and TeetherBest wooden blocks: Maxim Deluxe Wooden ABC BlocksBest wooden ride-on toy: Prince Lionheart Wheely BugBest wooden toy for toddlers: Hape Walk-Along Wooden Pull ToyBest wooden activity center for toddlers: Manhattan Toy Treetop Adventure Activity CenterBest wooden toy for elementary-aged kids: KEVA Structures 200-Plank SetBest wooden train set: Orbrium Triple-Loop 100-Piece Wooden Train SetBest wooden toy for teens and adults: ROBOTIME 3D Robot Craft KitBest wooden game for the entire family: Hasbro JengaUpdated on 10/17/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated formatting, prices, and links.
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