In particular cases (e.g. the birth of newborn animals), supplementary fresh fodder can be purchased at the market of Al Awaynat, a small oasis located near the Tadrart Acacus that can be conveniently reached by four-wheel-drive vehicles in a few hours, depending on the location of the settlements.
The site of New Mexico's first dairy farm, Los Poblanos' rich history is set in the massive Rio Grande Corridor and nestled inside the pastoral enclave of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, a small oasis within urban Albuquerque.
I set up an email account and post the ad, with the headline: "A cosy room in a tower block (so Berlin!)." In the summary, I describe a "small oasis of rest" and speak of a "trashy charm that reflects Berlin's current zeitgeist".
Wend through enough of these tunnels and you may well end up in a small oasis of antiques and the good life, 19th-century style: Locust Valley.
In this world of competing and confusing numbers, More Or Less, a statistics show on BBC Radio 4 hosted by Tim Harford, is a small oasis of mathematical rigour in a sea of endless numerical bullshit.
In this world of competing and confusing numbers, More or Less, a statistics show hosted by Tim Harford, is a small oasis of mathematical rigor in a sea of endless numerical bullshit.
Open daily 7am-2am A small oasis of coffee and sheesha shops, whose trail of fruity tobacco scents and brightly coloured seating and lanterns will draw you in from the street.
She also visited a garden on the outskirts of Mao where the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is fighting the desert to grow a small oasis of crops like onions and potatoes.
And yet it turns out that slap-bang in the middle of the programme's usual this-country's-gone-to-the-dogs, hanging's-too-good-for-'em phone-in rant-fests is a small oasis of calm and thoughtfulness.
The hotel, a Western haven, has been a small oasis of normalcy in a country that is slowly collapsing under the weight of years of bad decisions.
