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Discover LudwigThe phrase "along beautiful" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is beautiful in a certain context, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We walked along the beautiful coastline, enjoying the sunset."
Alternatives: "beside the beautiful" or "next to the beautiful".
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At low tide, we follow the coast along beautiful beaches and chalk cliffs all the way to Margate.
Duly refuelled we continue our ride, on more fun trails along beautiful coast – though now with a more downhill trend.
After our bus dropped us 30 miles from the finish of the stage, we pedaled along beautiful country roads dotted with stone farmhouses.
The line runs along beautiful but rugged territory over three mountain ranges that rise to 17,000 feet with deep gorges in between.
She had things made for her – the leather safari jacket, very much like the one in the show, and the leather salopettes – but also took along beautiful dresses, high heels and kohl eyeliner.
Thus fortified, place yourself in the role of a Polish king by walking the Royal Way along beautiful ul Długa (Long Street) and through Długi Targ (Long Market) in the historic Main Town.
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He thinks about his words carefully -- he likes "love," "solidarity," "unity" and "justice," along with "beautiful" as in "Unity is beautiful" and "Solidarity is beautiful" -- and then lets them out in a torrent.
The buildings along the beautiful beachfront look run-down.
Thousands of people are missing along this beautiful, injured coast, hundreds in the town that I called home.
If I'm in the house in the country, I run along a beautiful trail next to a river.
My friends like to rough it at the Frio River Cabins, along a beautiful stretch of the river.
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