We retraced our path for a few miles, back past the apple trees (the hawks were gone), and followed the Sure River along the border, crossing over a short bridge to touch our wheels in Wallendorf, Germany, before continuing south on the Luxembourg side.
It heads east for a mile, then spirals back on itself, all the while swooping gently downhill, the city walls and the towers of picturesque St Paul's cathedral (the apostle supposedly suffered one of his numerous shipwrecks nearby) perched over your right shoulder.
Instead of the car, with its last-minute scramble, they enjoy the mile-long journey – and for the parents, the mile back.
So I carried the Victrola for half a mile, and went back for the needles, then the records, then the robes, because the ground gets damp in the evening, and we might catch cold... Small talk View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.
So I carried the Victrola for half a mile, and went back for the needles, then the records, then the robes, because the ground gets damp in the evening, and we might catch cold... Small talk View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Larissa MacFarquhar.
We made time following the flat southern shore for a mile or so, then climbed back up to more wooded ridges, dipping and meandering until we hit one of southern Indiana's most beautiful highways, State Road 135, heading into the town of Nashville.
I was on holiday with my family, on a beach where there was a special buoyed channel for swimmers, a mile there and back.
I needed to get over to the High Line, take them on a walk for about a mile, then get back to my office in the NoHo area, near NYU.
When I was a college in North Carolina, I had to wait on the side of the dark country road because the girl who was driving was also picking up her best friend, and her best friend's father would never let her get in the car with a black guy, so we had to wait in the woods a few miles back for her to come and pick us back up.
