The word "lakes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "lakes" when referring to a body of water that is surrounded by land. For example, "My family and I take a yearly vacation to a lake in the Adirondack Mountains."
She compared their evolutionary radiations – or how species adapt to and fill ecological niches – to famous examples like Darwin's finches in the Galapagos or the cichlids of East Africa's lakes.
The horticultural interest at this one-and-a-half-acre tourist attraction is what lies between the six model villages: a miniature landscape of farms, fields, woods, lakes and rolling hills planted with more than 3,000 shrubs and trees.
Early on, some scientists speculated that terra preta was the remnants of dead lakes.
The first visit to Northern Ireland by the legendary Berliner Ensemble theatre company and world premieres of productions by Sophie Hunter, Adrian Dunbar and Max Stafford-Clark are among the highlights of Happy Days, the fifth international Samuel Beckett festival held by, and frequently in, the Fermanagh lakes at Enniskillen, Northern Ireland.
Take a ferry to Esbjerg from Harwich and spend a week exploring the fabulous lakes and beaches of both countries with Scantours (020 7554 3530; scantours.co.uk).
A photogenic drive (or tour-bus ride) here is the Seven Lakes route, which winds for 110km between a series of lakes surrounded by Andean peaks and beech and myrtle forests enlivened by red anemone-like notros and yellow michay flowers.
Yash Chopra for instance, singlehandedly boosted tourism in Switzerland by regularly featuring the country's lakes, misty valleys and snow-capped mountains as the backdrop for his song and dance sequences.
Most of the evidence for respectful two-spirit traditions is focused on the native peoples of the Plains, the Great Lakes, the Southwest, and California.
'The situation in the Great Lakes region is rapidly heading for a catastrophe,' said Mahmoud Kassem, the report's main author.
The American League began play in the 1890s as the Western League, with teams in cities across the Great Lakes left open by the National League.
For decades, Tanzania has hosted refugees from neighbouring countries in the volatile Great Lakes region, but recently the government has made no secret of its desire to remove its refugee populations, particularly those from Burundi, where hostilities formally ceased in 2008.
