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  • People also avoid timber walkways which have tilted due to shifting sand.
  • Instead, she half ran, half leapt through the piles of bodies into the treed area lining two wide walkways.
  • Gray buildings squatted amid neatly kept green lawns and paved walkways.
  • The pedestrian walkways, which had seemed rather agreeable to me at first, began to become irritating.
  • Louvrelong glazed elevations incorporate solar shading devices in the form of fixed louvers and access walkways, constructed from Western Red Cedar.
  • Walkways - which are not made-up footpaths - increase the chance of trips, slips or falls.
  • Today, the gardens are listed by English Heritage as a Grade II site and contain three restored Victorian glass pavilions with connecting walkways.
  • At points where the mountain plunges sheer into the lake, wooden walkways lead over the water.
  • The major traders felt that it would spoil the surfacing of the pedestrianized walkways and the overall look of the town.
  • Steep, cobbled walkways leading down into the lower city, lined with interesting looking shops.
  • There are open-air fountains on either side of the entrance and colonnaded walkways.
  • Explore the jungle trail leading up to the treetop canopy walkways, 41m above the forest floor.
  • From the ramparts of Edinburgh Castle and ghostly medieval alleys to enchanting waterside walkways.
  • The extension was also notable as seeing the very first moving pedestrian walkways in the UK.
  • The revitalisation project included the rerouting of two rivers and the building of beautifully landscaped pedestrian walkways and Venetian-style footbridges.
  • Key to the plan will be the opening up of the riverfront area to the rest of the city center with improved walkways.
  • Outside of the main Garden wall lies the Treehouse, an enormous wooden structure with turrets and suspended walkways in the sky.
  • Pedestrian walkways have been created with night time lighting.
  • The Cloisters - four guest rooms bordered by open walkways.
  • Natural stone is often used around the fireplace, for chimneys and for walkways in the yard.
  • Stone is versatile enough to also be used outdoors for courtyards, patios, porches, pool surrounds, driveways, and walkways.
  • Ribbons can make an elegant and engaging look on chairs or tables; they can even be used to mark off walkways.
  • Keep trees, shrubs, and grass neatly trimmed, especially close to walkways, and kennel areas.
  • Dirt will get too muddy, so if you have a dirt floor you will need to create walkways.
  • Depending on your garden's central theme, either line the pond with artistic tiles or use broken colored pieces within a concrete base around planters or walkways as an appealing mosaic.
  • Because you don't waste space for walkways in a raised garden bed, you can grow more plants in a smaller space.
  • If you have a very long space you want to fill with raised beds, breaking the bed up and putting walkways between them can make it a little easier for you, both in terms of materials and for working the bed later.
  • Draw existing elements on the graph paper, such as houses, sheds, garages, and walkways.
  • Unlike a traditional row garden, the square foot gardening method does not have any walkways so a four foot square grid produces 16 feet of actual gardening space.
  • Instruments are stacked to the ceiling, and piles of amplifiers create narrow walkways visitors wind their way through.
  • Having a light out in the center of your yard, at the end of driveways or near walkways is useful in various ways.
  • Plan these accessories early in your design process so that you can make sure that there is sufficient space for seating, walkways, and statuary.
  • For safety, place lights so that walkways, steps and driveways are easy to see and navigate.
  • Most of these lights are used outdoors, found illuminating walkways and gardens.
  • The area near all stairs and walkways at the home should be well-lit and kept clear of objects that can cause a slip and fall.
  • Walkways and stairs should be kept free from leaves and other objects that may cause slip-and-fall injuries.
  • Make sure your driveway, walkways and sidewalk are shoveled regularly and free from debris.
  • The European-like city has a decidedly Victorian feel and features old-fashioned cafes, red brick walkways and gable roofs.
  • Slips and falls are also a concern in places where streets and walkways become covered with ice and snow in the winter.
  • Quickly, a ski resort appeared, feature slalom courses, iceberg walkways and toboggan slides.
  • They also look great lining porch stairs or walkways.
  • Many trails and walkways are rugged and not maintained.
  • Simple things like leaves on a walkway create obstacles and clutter in the path into your home, so keep your walkways clean of debris.
  • The bridge has six lanes of traffic as well as pedestrian walkways and bike lanes on each side.
  • The art deco inspired features of the streetlights and walkways and even the appearance of the bridge towers can all be attributed to Morrow's influence.
  • Walkways should be kept clear of tripping hazards, and safety straps should always be used on highchairs, changing tables, and strollers.
  • When mildew grows on outside walkways or decks, the areas can become very slippery often resulting in injuries from falls.
  • Paved walkways allow for serene nature hikes through over a dozen different tree species.
  • Gabe made his way through the narrow alleys and disjointed walkways that wound like a maze through the market.
  • Dean smiled at neighbors as they brushed last night's snow from cars and walkways and went about their lives.
  • The little boy cut through the central square, where neat stone walkways hedged by vibrant grass wound around the familial obelisks marking the bloodline and succession of each noble house.
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