If the plan is successful, it will be an impressive turnaround for the Navy Yard, a center of shipbuilding since the early 19th Century that declined into a windswept home of a police tow pound and warehouses.
Though it never had a war memorial, the windswept village had a commemoration of its own.
Hennig recently hauled Deuce out to a normally windswept valley in Montana for a gathering of stern steerers.
We set out on our own during the late afternoon, ambling through yet another dry riverbed, and wound up at the top of a windswept peak at sunset: Lemarti and Boniface building a fire, Trzebinski embracing and whispering to her young daughter, Tacha, relaxed conversation, aperitifs on offer--and a communal sense of wonder.
Gotfod gestures into the distance, pointing to a windswept plant, called Welwitschia mirabilis.
Keeping track of all of this will be like trying to count grains of sand on a windswept, stormy beach.
In July I landed my Skylane on the narrow, windswept runway on a bluff outside Livingston and visited Field again.
Searle drug fortune, bought the ethereal Edgar Degas pastel "Landscape with Smokestacks, " a view across a windswept countryside, in 1987.
In a windswept, snow-dusted forest clearing, three siblings bury their eight-month-old brother.
Head less than a mile west from the city centre and you reach a red and white lighthouse, a lava-strewn beach and a windswept golf course.
It is also a windswept, unwelcoming crumb of land, floating in open ocean far from anywhere and covered with razor-sharp limestone and petrified coral.
That has made Ireland, with its large tracts of sparsely populated moorland, rugged mountains and windswept valleys, a perfect setting for many of these challenging, unusual sports.
Almost everyone leaps at the chance to go ashore at our first stop, King George Island, to climb a windswept 1, 000-foot incline whose hard crust of snow cracks on contact, sinking you to your knees every other step.
Rural Ibiza is a place of windswept clifftops, isolated fishermen's coves, whitewashed village churches and valleys cooled by a whispering sea-breeze.
It was an otherworldly place: bleak, windswept, and with a landscape dominated by active volcanoes.
To the south, Patagonia is a land of windswept steppes, vertiginous mountains and massive glaciers.
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His land is 96% windswept hillsides, but provides a living for 1, 000 tenants and employees and sustains 16, 000 cattle, while producing 127, 000 lambs and 50, 000 tonnes of timber a year.
Scobie Killough was a double sidecar winner at the windswept County Down circuit on Saturday.
The Irishman shot a third-round 71 at the windswept links which left him on 16 under with England's Robert Rock.
Eighteen years in the making, the 1961 resolution almost immediately backfired with, among other missteps, its endorsement of the deadening tower-in-a-plaza motif that resulted in wide and windswept public spaces avoided by pedestrians, still in dreadful evidence along the Avenue of the Americas.
The yoga might be done on windswept mid-ocean rocks (really), and the spa soaking in a vitality pool in a lush mangrove jungle.
Check in: It's hard to shake the Agatha Christie vibe at the windswept inn, what with the grandfather clock ominously stopped at 4:20, a house dog named Winston, and a Friday-night wine and cheese party where you meet the other suspects, ahem, guests.
We arrive by ferry, unaware as yet of what pleasures await, from the windswept and singularly unpromising mainland harbour at Geyikli Yukyeri - home only, it seems, to two desultory cafes and a wide assortment of stray dogs.
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