Sentence examples for working plantation from inspiring English sources

Tara! Tara!, 3 p.m. Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant is still a working plantation that earned extra cachet a few years ago when Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds were married on the Cotton Dock, which sits in the marshland.

Those who did found a working plantation, a historic grist mill, a herd of heritage cattle, a flock of sheep (and a sentinel llama), some ornery Nubian goats and a sequence of 100-foot cliffs that date to the Miocene era.

Living on a working plantation in a four-bedroom bungalow with well-stocked library, attentive service and delicious, home-made food served on the terrace to accompanying birdsong, you can indulge the fantasy of being a successful, turn-of-the-century planter, lord of all you survey.

Book it: Doubles from £95 per night, including breakfast (+44 (0)1273 681400, kemptownhousebrighton.com) With 50 hectares of banana trees, this working plantation - the oldest in the Canary Islands (established in 1572) - is also one of the most luxurious rural hotels in the Canaries.

Mahakua (the name, derived from Sanskrit and Central American Indian words, means something like "great community"), also known as the Hacienda de San Antonio, was once the nerve center of a gigantic working plantation.

In the "heart of the land where Blues began", The Shack Up Inn is a former working plantation tucked into the expanse of the cotton fields, just a mile and a half from the "Crossroads".

The Civil War of course shattered that economy, but there are still working plantations along the river.

Includes transportation to and from Cuiabá, all accommodations at working plantations known as fazendas, meals, gratuities and local taxes.

Start with songs of slavery, sung during long days working plantations.

Before slavery was restricted by the Spanish crown, in 1542, slaving parties scoured Honduras, kidnapping Indians to work plantations, mines, and households.

The hacienda is a working cocoa plantation.