A winding tree-lined drive leads to the French doors at the entrance.
Most of Forest Hill is defined by French-Norman-style houses, tucked behind privet hedges on winding, tree-lined streets.
Bypassing the tour buses parked at the mansion, I drove three miles west on winding, tree-lined roads to the distillery and gristmill, situated creek-side on seven verdant acres.
To celebrate our rise, Isaac suggested we go to the Café Flamingo, which was the most popular of all the cafés that sat along the winding, tree-lined road leading to campus.
With its winding, tree-shrouded lanes, elegant homes and even a pond, the Fieldston section of Riverdale in the Bronx probably gets more than its share of "This is New York?" comments.
He defied his religious father by becoming an artist, won scholarships to study in Paris and spent the 1890s in fevered movement around Europe, coming back, always, to Oslo and its fjord, a long, winding, tree-lined inlet.
Ski Safari can tailor-make a Utah itinerary at the following resorts: Deer Valley, Canyons, Park City, Snowbird and Solitude Underrated and little-known, Mount Bachelor is snow-sure with winding, tree-lined pistes and plenty of accessible backcountry.
DOWN a winding, tree-lined road near the banks of the Passaic River, trap shooters blast away outdoors at the New Jersey Clay Target Club, making it hard for David Acosta, who lives in a nearby house, to sleep in on weekends.
The homeowners' association, established in 1899, owns Sea Gate's four and a half miles of winding tree-lined roads and nine miles of sidewalks, along with six numbered beaches -- only two were used by residents for swimming last summer to hold costs down.
Personally, I try to stay out of the air while skiing, and tend to avoid big moguls of the alpine and Hollywood variety, but the trail I skiied most frequently is the one selected for the combined slalom event, Big Stick, a winding tree-lined intermediate on the lower mountain that makes everyone look good until it suddenly drops into a double blue vertical that puts the starch back in your bibs.
Along its winding tree-lined paths rest some of the most influential writers, painters, musicians, and politicians in history--many of whom continue to fascinate even in death.
