Sentence examples for fine scenery from inspiring English sources

You can skip through the olive groves in fine scenery at the Rifugio Foresta Umbra.

Fine scenery, flowering vegetation, and a mild maritime climate have made the Channel Islands popular resort areas.

"The whole island is like a garden, and affords very fine scenery," he wrote to his sister, Sophia, in 1843.

A wall of windows runs the length of the large space, and buildings in the distant fog make for fine scenery.

The summits of the hills are rounded or nearly flat, but geological structures and glacial action have helped to produce fine scenery in the dales.

The island has some fine scenery, including a gorge inhabited by monkeys, but best of all are its many views, in all directions, of the other islands.

It's a typical National Trust campsite: well-organised, efficiently run, and set in some of England's finest scenery.

There is no membership fee and no treadmill, just some of the finest scenery in the world.

The west coast road has some of Europe's finest scenery; my favourite is Bantry Bay, though most seem to prefer the Dingle peninsular.

The northern half lies within the Mediterranean sector of the Pyrenees Mountains and contains some of the finest scenery in the whole Pyrenean chain, including the valleys of Arán and Cerdaña and large tracts of forest.

Through long periods of erosion, the landforms produced from these rocks have become characteristically sharp and angular (except in the heavily eroded badlands regions) and contain, in their harsh but breathtaking beauty, some of North America's finest scenery.