causeway sentence examples
- The picture below shows the road
crossing the causeway
to the island slowly being covered by the incoming tide.
- Causeway at low tide
or take a boat trip.
- We will be berthing at the flamenco marina which is on an island
connected by a 2 mile causeway
to the mainland.
- From berwick the trail meanders along beaches of golden sand to the
tidal causeway
linking holy island with the mainland.
- Causeway core
now stretches 270 meters into the sea, around 2 meters below its final full height.
- The romans built a military station here by the
stone causeway
across the river, both now long gone.
- Causeway built
to a neighboring island during the war.
- Tunstall, founded by the saxons, was built on an island
reached by a causeway.
- The
narrow causeway
is still visible under the water.
- Causeway construction
was also continuing on the south side of bridge, from the end of the diversion.
- At last we can closely define the site of the
entrance causeway
across the ditch.
- The line of of the lane can still be identified today by the slightly
raised causeway
both sides of the railroad line.
- Holyhead is a popular seaside heathland course on holy island which is
linked by a picturesque causeway
to anglesey.
- The slipway is located at the end of a
long causeway
set out into a bay on the south of the island.
- Causeway links
to benbecula and south uist enable exploration further afield.
- On approaching garnieland farmhouse take the gravel road to the left to
reach the causeway
across to the island.
- The island is now
joined by causeway
to south uist.
- Here the path was close to the water and at one point followed a
short causeway
of rough rocks along the river's edge.
- Loch bee causeway the link across loch bee in south uist is the the
oldest causeway
involved in the western isles spinal route.
- In 1983 a
new two-lane causeway
was built to replace the south ford bridge.
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