- smiling,
links arms with Karel, one of the
picnickers.
Several other men
appear and
forcibly direct the
picnickers to a clearing. The
group of men
bring a...
-
attraction to
German picnickers, as were
several other groves patronized by
various ethnic groups.
Wagons with
benches met
picnickers at the
train station...
- enjo**** out-of-doors was
essential to
picnic from the
early 19th century.
Picnickers like to sit on the
ground on a rug or blanket.
Picnics can be informal...
-
around humans and
their proclivity for
stealing food from
campers and
picnickers:
Canada jay (Perisoreus canadensis) Steller's jay (Cyanocitta stelleri)...
- 5 million
visitors and in the
summer months it is
packed with sunbathers,
picnickers and ballplayers. It
serves as a
sculpture garden with both a permanent...
- wishes.
Although surrounded by houses, the rock
remained a
destination for
picnickers,
university students, climbers, and, in the 1960s, hippies. In reaction...
- (360,000 m2) park,
located in the
Franklin Mountains, open to
hikers and
picnickers. In the canyon,
McKelligon Canyon Amphitheatre is
surrounded on three...
-
Cattle and
picnickers on
Laundress Green...
- Due to
intense rainfall, the
water level rose suddenly,
catching the
picnickers off guard. Ten
people were
swept away by the
strong currents, but five...
- Special: Topeka,
Kansas – Pauline,
Kansas (a one-time
train that took
picnickers on a 30-minute trip, at a
speed of 14
miles per hour (23 km/h), to celebrate...
