If you have a very fine sunset, put a blanket over it & keep it till I come.' " The night before, Altshuler had been in the house alone, playing a century-old mandolin he inherited from his grandmother.
He absolutely tore down a cover of the maestro Joao Gilberto's "Girl From Ipanema" -- in Bango's fleet hands, at once ironic, hilarious, and wise -- after which, even though we were in a deep fine sunset on a roof in landlocked Budapest, we all started looking around for the beach.
Of course we have fine sunsets and fine dining as well, this word being even broader than kalon; that is not to mention fine points or fine print.
Presently exhibiting at Cambria's Vault and Ojai's Primavera galleries, Licsko enthuses, "I hope my landscapes help people reconnect with Nature". It seems natural to combine wine and art as we do at the Wine Classic event as there's a nexus between people who enjoy inspiring art, and those who enjoy fine sunsets, conversations, fine food and vintage wine.
I experienced the finest sunset of my trip at Okanagan Lake, the sort you take 20 pictures of every five minutes for the next two hours because the sky, like a light show, keeps changing colour.
Cayo Espanto's recently opened one-bedroom villa, Casa Solana, sits on a point on the southwestern part of the island and provides the resort's finest sunset views.
Evening: Sunset from La Merced Climb the bell tower of the oldest original church in Granada, Iglesia de la Merced, for the city's finest sunset.
At the site of the finest sunset in Australia, the lengthening rays set the Cockburn Escarpment ablaze in fiery red -- except it's pitch black.
Sitting there, surrounded by 80 million years of history, I had to admit it was one of the finest sunsets I had ever seen.
Yet, he writes: "I couldn't recall the last time I had really savored something — a book, a sunset, a fine meal.
They cut a fine figure together at sunset, man and cat, each of slim, proud carriage — two quiet silhouettes connected by the leash.
