Sentence examples for empty trail from inspiring English sources

Then she pushed off down the empty trail.

The sun is high and the silent, empty trail is lined with foxgloves, thistles and cow parsley.

Now on the empty trail, with only the mandatory dog for company, looking down on the telephone lines and satellite dishes in the valley, I reflected on the editor's warnings.

Bashing through the back country with Mr. Des Rosiers was grand, but striding on an empty trail tracked by previous skiers through a fragrant pine forest, grunting up hills and speeding down the backside made me recall why I loved this Norse invention, said to be 4,000 years old.

Even if you are in Barcelona outside of the race weekend, the trails are super-well marked and mapped, so packing your trainers and jumping on the Metro does the magic job of taking you from the heart of the city into empty trail hills in a flash".

At the site where the bodies were found, two easels sat along a ditch off an empty trail.

The Senda Val Müstair trail runs past churches and homes painted with pastel murals as well as the ruins of Iron Age ovens, from which Ofenpass ("Oven Pass") gets its name.With minimal noise pollution on the empty trails, it is even easier to hear the birdcalls and smell the fragrant, colourful wildflowers.

Spending a night or two here at the Dana Guest House rewards trekkers with regular sightings of buzzards and eagles sweeping across the sky, and the rare luxury of empty trails where the silence is only broken by an occasional Arcadian meeting with a flute-playing shepherd.

Miles of empty forest trails run around the Highlands.

I know there is an off-road path leading from that park to the southeast side of the brilliant Beckenham Place park, a part I'd never reached before and which turns out to be covered in long, lovely, empty wooded trails.

Instead, you can enjoy a landscape like a warmer, drier Scotland, with high moors, plunging valleys, sheep galore, rushing torrents and superb walking on empty well-signposted trails such as the route des dragonnades, the road built by Louis XIV's engineers to allow his soldiers to patrol the rugged hills and repress grumpy Huguenots.