Then, back at sea level, we walked, wide-eyed, through the Dubai Mall, a sprawling avatar of cosmopolitan capitalism.
We walked wide-eyed through the towering ferns and banana trees, taking meandering pathways across streams, eventually encountering a mysterious door into a deserted quarry full of towering cacti.
A photo of Vancouver Public Library where we visit every week: studsup remembers going to the local library even before knowing what it was – and reflects on 21st-century changes: As a very young child I remember my mother clutching my hand as I walked wide-eyed through the fog towards this blazing liner of a building which much later I realised was the large local branch library.
Many remained, and some began walking in wide circles to avoid arrest.
This is still an active monastery, home to 10 nuns and one monk, so visitors might come across them, walking the wide corridors to mass.
But tell that to the throngs walking the wide aisles of the convention center, filling their tote bags with conference swag: pencils from The London Review of Books, Lindt chocolates from Blue Flower Arts, sunglasses from the Otis College of Art and Design.
Well, you can't drive it, but you'll enjoy walking the wide, wild sands of Cannon Beach, where the scene was filmed, 25 miles south of Astoria.
The most special pictures show Cuba's people: lying together on the beach, on the playground, at the hair salon, walking through wide sunlit streets, watching the sea crash on the rocks.
Most cats will start out walking a wide perimeter around the white stuff if possible, gradually taking braver steps into the snow as they get used to it.
About 300,000 people daily, and 500,000 on weekend days, walk the wide sidewalks along the avenue's 1.2 miles.
