A zigzagging road takes me down from Castellabate to the coastal village of Santa Maria di Castellabate, where the evening passeggiata is in full swing, with young and old strolling along the seafront.
He took a long, zigzagging road to get there, but the hairpin turns themselves now seem to have been part of the plan, a method one political analyst in Jakarta called "confuse and rule".
Funicular railways, elevators, stairways, and zigzag roads connect the lower city with the upper.
All are worth a lunch stop at least, and zigzag roads lead down to secluded pebbly coves such as Cala Tuent.
We marveled at the crazy, breathtaking zigzagging road that pulled us through the mountains and hugged the coast as we neared Port Bou, the last town in Spain.
Highly recommended is a full-day visit to the independent kingdom of Lesotho, which involves a 4x4 ascent of the famous Sani Pass, a steep zigzagging road, beyond the Drakensberg mountains.
1938 Nationalist Drive Nears Sea FRANCO-SPANISH FRONTIER — Complete isolation of Catalonia from the rest of Republican Spain appeared imminent tonight [April 2] as the Galician legionaries, commanded by General Garcia Valino, pushed southeastward toward Tortosa after capturing Gandesa, about thirty miles from the Mediterranean along the zigzag roads of the Ebro Valley.
Among the photos on view at the Japanese American museum are images of a serviceman holding a puppy, a group of strapping, Japanese American GIs sitting shirtless before their tent, a zigzagging mountain road, a pair of smiling young children in some unnamed European village, and various scenes of Rome.
Flagstaff is at the end of a steep zigzag road that in places is more rubble than tarmac.
They ran rather than walked, and two or three times the boys narrowly escaped a fall in the sudden bends of the zigzag road.
Further into Epiros, the architectural wonders of the Egnatia Odos start to come to life, with tunnels disappearing for miles into solid rock and the inevitable danger signs flashing over the roads zigzagging the cliff-tops.
