Sentence examples for paradise trail from inspiring English sources
Apparently The Paradise Trail has been 25 years in the writing.
The Paradise Trail by Duncan Campbell 352pp, Headline Review, £19.99 During the 1960s, overland routes from Europe to Asia began to be re-pioneered by those who had the energy to carry a backpack, the patience to wait days for a lift or absurdly cheap public transport, and the belief that they would "find themselves" through experiencing alien cultures.
The action in Duncan Campbell's debut novel, The Paradise Trail, begins during 1971, when the hippy trail was at its most worn and India and Pakistan temporarily upgraded their fierce rivalry on the cricket pitch to a state of war over the metamorphosis of East Pakistan into Bangladesh.
Muftah parked our jeep at Chitral's Mountain Inn, which had been open since 1968 when its guests were mainly hashish-hungry hippies on the Paradise Trail from Europe to Asia.
The valley is a birder's paradise with trails through the Savegre Forest reserve and virtually guaranteed sightings of the resplendent quetzal at the nearby Los Quetzals national park.
Mount Charleston, 35 miles northwest of Las Vegas, is part of the Spring Mountain National Recreation Area, a 316,000-acre paradise with trails and mountaineering routes.
The latter is a walker's paradise, latticed by trails and noted for its spring flowers.
Filled with history and legend, the islands are an outdoor lover's paradise, with parks, trails, beaches and farms.
We just have to draw in all the people who are not watching 'Friends".' Adapted from the books by James Gurney, in which humans and dinosaurs blissfully co-exist on an island paradise, "Dinotopia" follows the trail of two teenagers, Karl Erikk von Detten and Davidd (Shiloh Strong), who find themselves cast away in this strange new land when their father's plane crashes into the Caribbean.
Paradise lost, paradise regained.
The islands are an outdoor lover's paradise, with state parks, trails, beaches, campgrounds, farms and orchards.
