| The coconut tree is a palm, usually tall, which flourishes on seashores in the moister parts of the tropics. |
| The poem paints a picture of freedom and its impact on children from the mountaintops and seashores of the island, Lin said. |
| They will spend long days in the saddle, negotiating icy cold rivers, stunning seashores and wide, open expanses. |
| The list of Florida's superb coastlines extends to many other beaches but giving space to other seashores in U.S. are the following water bodies. |
| Places with mountains, lakes, seashores, and nice climates are, naturally, the most popular destinations. |
| There are 20 million annual visitors to our national seashores and even more to our marine sanctuaries. |
