Sentence examples for dramatic rock from inspiring English sources
Then I'd head out to Red Rock Canyon to watch the sun go down over the dramatic rock formations.
As we headed farther west, the scenery was more rugged; dramatic rock formations studded the coast, carved out over eons of beating waves.
One of the winners, the New York City songwriter and bandleader Tess, was a dynamic belter, whipping up dramatic rock vignettes in an early afternoon set.
Musandam is also one of the Middle East's top diving destinations, with rays and sharks among coral formations and dramatic rock walls.
The plains disappeared as we followed Route 191 south into Gallatin Canyon, passing fenced pastures, lofty evergreens and dramatic rock outcrops.
Puglia's other most inspirational stretch lies between Otranto and Santa Maria de Leuca, interspersing dramatic rocks washed by translucent waters and soft-sand beaches backed by shady forests, where the cri-cri of the cicale (crickets) almost deafens in summer.
7-10 October 2016, £670pp including B&B accommodation, swimquest.uk.com The Musandam peninsula in the Persian Gulf is a glorious wilderness, with dramatic red rock formations and dark blue waters, and has earned the nickname "the Norway of Arabia".
The scenery — dramatic, stratified rock formations and valleys between them — would have suited a John Ford film; you could almost see cavalry men lining up on a distant butte for a battle, or Indian warriors gathering before swooping down on a wagon train.
The daylong guided "To the Point" tour takes cyclists along Lake Superior's farthest shores, venturing through towering old-growth white pine and through the Nature Conservancy preserve at Horseshoe Harbor, where the dramatic, rippling rock ridges of the ancient bedrock beach protect the interior boreal forest against the powerful wind and wave erosion of the lake.
Of course our list is subjective and we know we'll have missed out some absolute corkers, so now we want you tell us about your favourite European hideaways, whether it's a dramatic, windswept rock off Scotland or a forgotten sun-baked outpost of Greece.
