'nature escape' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used during a leisurely activity such as a holiday or vacation. For example, "We decided to go for a nature escape in the Rocky Mountains and explore the forests and mountains together."
Showman's Van, Essex Parked on the wildlife reserve of Coppin's Farm, this former fairground wagon now acts as the perfect back-to-nature escape.
Parked on the wildlife reserve of Coppin's Farm, this former fairground wagon now acts as the perfect back-to-nature escape.
"We wondered whether this was a behavior really used in nature to escape predators," Full said.
Their immobile nature precludes escape from these stress causing agents.
Guardiola wore the T-shirt during a Champions League press conference in April, ahead of Bayern Munich's game against Porto, and was subsequently charged by Uefa for an "incident of non-sporting" nature, before escaping with a warning on Friday afternoon.
If Spinoza is seeking to eliminate anything, it is that which is above or beyond nature, which escapes the laws and processes of nature.
Nature keeps escaping us and is bound to remain something other, something Real: nature as that which continues to withdraw itself, which refuses to become completely identifiable and compatible with the techno-scientific way of making reality visible; nature as that which flashes up, in a recalcitrant manner, in the folds and margins of the scientific representation of the world.
Nearby whites often left enslaved maroons alone so long as they paid a quota in logs or shingles, and businesses may have ignored the fugitive nature of escaped slaves who provided work in exchange for trade goods.
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