Sentence examples for footpath up from inspiring English sources

Photographs from this period show tall trees shading a peaceful footpath up the center of the malls, which were otherwise covered by turf.

The steep footpath up Pinkuylluna, a hill that overlooks the town, leads to the ruins of food storage buildings and Tunupa, a rock visage named for an Aymara deity that watches over the village.

In 1896, local rancher John Winder improved the Native American footpath up Echo Canyon, which later became the East Rim Trail.

There are steps and a footpath leading up to it and a road along which Indian tourists cruise in their SUVs.

We frequently made trips to Wirikuta, the sacred desert of the Huichol people, in the eastern sierra south of Real, high up in the central mountains and honeycombed with ancient footpaths leading up into stony ruins.

A splay of low-slung brick buildings and orderly footpaths fills up 150 peaceful acres along the Brandywine River in Wilmington, Del.

Just a stone's throw from the east side of Lake Maggiore, the tiny mountain village of Arcumeggia is a true delight to explore; with its cobbled streets, footpaths winding up into the mountains and houses with bright murals painted by a group of artists in the 1950s.

The hills surrounding us were honeycombed with ancient footpaths leading up into stony ruins, inhabited by a surprisingly verdant semidesert ecology: towering nopal or prickly pear, laden with ripe purple and cream-colored tuna or cactus fruit, various relatives of the mesquite, organ cactus, barrel cactus, agave, maguey.

We'll look first at the post-mine land use and how it will work, not only technically and economically but also socially".Resolution has helped extend regional footpath systems, cleaned up waste from the former Magma Mine and installed solar panels on-site.

Details are lacking, but if this means that the public are charged for opening up footpaths this is wrong.

The taxpayer-backed package of assistance launched in the wake of the floods included help with rebuilding bridges and shoring up footpaths, and a poster campaign encouraging families to visit the beauty spots of Yorkshire, Northumberland, Cumbria and Lancashire.