The New Yorker, November 17, 1945 P. 97 In the years when Saratoga was the midsummer racing center of the nation, there arrived in the town each July, not long before the golden days to come, an earnest band of brownies to prepare the countryside for the opening of the season.
Open countryside surrounded me.
H-Farm, the Italian VC-slash-incubator-slash-holding company based in the countryside near Venice, just announced the opening of their new Seed Program.
Now there's open, peaceful countryside.
They've also toured hippie music festivals in the countryside and popped up at art openings and posh private parties in botanical gardens.
Today The Independent tracked down the animal actors from the ceremony's bucolic opening scenes to a secret countryside location where they are enjoying a well-earned rest and reflecting on their new-found fame.
And yet turn to "The Emigrants" — Sebald's first book to be translated into English, and still, to many readers, his best — and you find the narrator, in the opening sentence, driving through the English countryside.
The inside of the head is hollow and has a wooden ladder leading to an opening on top with panoramic views of the countryside.
The opening credits show the father, Uncle Matthew, racing through the countryside as his hounds track not a fox but two of his little girls; child-hunting was a game the six Mitford girls enjoyed.
But Motsepe, whose family is Tswana and hails from North West province, said travelers can have the best -- and most eye-opening -- experiences by leaving the city, going to the countryside, and meeting local people.
