Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Ancient trail in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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La Palma is criss-crossed by ancient trails.
The ancient trails lead to a fantastical place.
H42 Finally, you can now follow a broad and ancient trail.
An ancient trail along the Kabul river in the Himalayas.
but you follow the ancient trail going up on the left 2.
It is an ancient trail running over the glacier towards the south.
it runs along a wall built with the stones of the ancient trail?
I followed the ancient trail Madeleine had shown me long ago.
200 meters you find the ancient trail in front of you, in the bend of the road 2.
This road covers the ancient trail and there are still beautiful walls alongside it.
H45 At this point you leave hike[6] and you go to the right on the fairly recent gravel road- this road had destroyed the ancient trail.
Their ancient trails carved over tens of thousands of years scar the landscape.
so this is the ancient trail.
Take the ancient trail that the locals used to take to go to Agadir.
you then continue on the ancient trail off the right note the orange dot.
These ancient trails are well maintained
there are ancient trails that the people of old used when travelling from one village to the next.
on the right and it has almost completely destroyed the ancient trail.
After 20 minutes on this asphalt road you can take an ancient trail straight ahead, at a bend to the right and near the first beautiful house with a palm tree.
against the backdrop of the beautiful mountain Sierra de Bernia where you can make lovely walks on ancient trails.
It is a pity that the ancient trails are often buried under broad gravel roads- roads that are completely useless on this island without cars.
there are ancient trails that the people of old used when travelling from one village to the next.
This road has completely destroyed the ancient trail- in fact, the asphalt road
in a curve to the right, you finally notice the ancient trail coming from the left- this trail was largely destroyed when this road was constructed.
so it is more convenient to climb back onto the road- really a shame that this road has destroyed the ancient trail!
Estimated time: For about 20 minutes you first follow a road which has destroyed the ancient trail, and then you walk for another 17 minutes on a beautiful monopáti to the modest little church of Agia Kyriakí.
Although the ancient trail from Chorió to Paleókastro has partly become a gravel road,
rare birds, ancient trails, and picturesque medieval towns such as Castelo de Vide and Marvão.
200 meters you find the ancient trail in front of you, in the bend of the road[2] To your left you see the chapel of Agios Konstantínos and with next to it a well.
you go left immediately on a larger concrete road[5]. According to the side stones this road clearly follows the trajectory of the ancient trail.
