Sentence examples for a footpath that from inspiring English sources

We skirted rush-hour traffic on the main road and took a footpath that led through fields and over stiles.

When it's not too hot there is a footpath that winds the 2km up to here from the island's capital, Hora.

Only a total of about 33 miles of the trail remain to be protected -- along a footpath that runs 2,158 miles from northern Georgia to central Maine.

But oh, how cruel the joke, if so: Page 247: "In one sense, hiking is just walking on a footpath that often angles up, but in the wilderness".

But it overlooked fields and was near a footpath that led to semi-ancient beech woods and the South Downs Way.

Open the gate and access Allerford's ancient pack-horse bridge and a footpath that follows the river Aller to the Somerset coast.

Built underground, in a network of old storm-water holding tanks, it includes a moving footpath that travels through an acrylic tunnel; the fish are swimming above and around you.

It has a small footpath that leads directly to Monkstown Road.

In summer, hikers follow a muddy footpath that parallels the creek, but winter skiers slide directly up the frozen snow-encrusted river in eerie silence.

"We wanted to do the responsible thing and remove the threat of GM contamination - sadly it wasn't possible to do that effectively today". The order, enforced by police officers around the perimeters of the site, banned protesters from entering the land as well as from walking on a public footpath that runs through it.

The restaurant, Mony's, was the last on the block, and the road running past the patio narrowed into an unpaved footpath that vanished into an open field.