So come for the food but stay for the animals, the entertainment, the silent auctions, the stroll under the stars or simply to support GLAZA's efforts in protecting wildlife.
From breathtaking dune climbs to strolls through silent stands of evergreens, past frozen waterfalls and along the park's famed colorful cliffs, there's a stunning variety of scenery here, no matter how long winter decides to hang around.
Families bring children for informal dining; musicians stroll, and the dark, silent shapes of rice barges slide by.
Outside House Speaker John A. Boehner's suite, the halls were empty and silent, save for a police officer strolling through the rotunda.
"We're just doing an ethnographic interview!" "You know," Abrams says as we stroll toward the wide and silent street, "maybe the term ethnography is a bit of verbal hype.
For a more secluded stroll, the island's disused 'railway tracks' offer silent, shady trails where the rails have long been pulled up to leave lush bridleways and footpaths.
While strolling around the monastery, I asked if we needed to be silent among the students.
What more can somebody want?" As one strolls around this seductive town, legs weary from the slopes, spirits stirred by its silent sentinels of rock, that question seems altogether reasonable.
In their first coupling, Demester and Barbe stroll into the woods where Barbe flops down on her back, lifts her dress and waits, silent and expressionless, as Demester falls on top of her and relieves himself with a few grunts.
We walked the broad paving stones of the silent, empty village — which appeared to be inhabited almost exclusively by the innkeepers, shopkeepers and their families — taking our evening stroll still dressed in our yukatas, as travelers customarily do in Japan.
