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Some heavily trafficked huts, like Great Walks Huts, require advance reservations.
Basic Huts are free, but most huts in New Zealand range from $3 to $10 per night.
Even better, the traditional Italian mountain huts called rifugios bore no resemblance to the bare bones huts of North America.
Hangi denied that rangers burn huts which are still in use but confirmed that "we pull the huts down after people have left".
Weekends at the Lakes of the Clouds and other popular huts fill up quickly, but weekend stays are available at other huts if you book in the early spring.
By humans, certainly; in one of the huts is the structure of a basic bed, while between two of the huts is small mill housing a grinding stone once used for making bread.
Thatched huts surrounded us, with no electricity or modern conveniences.
The maiden huts were private, but they were also communal.
It's unclear what exactly happened in the huts, after all.
They lived in makeshift huts without toilets or running water.
The guards rest fitfully in flimsy forest huts between shifts.
More established huts have well water pumped through interior sinks.
More often than not, I shared huts with other travelers.
Peak season for these huts falls between November and April.
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The jar came from one of those huts, the researchers said.
How different are the various Pizza Huts that you have photographed?
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Didn't you put Quonset huts in your things for new offices?
They've ended up in mud huts on the Bay of Bengal.
They live in wooden huts covered in tarpaulin dug into trenches.
Rains in October 2015 washed away 18,000 tents and mud huts.
The huts also have access to wooden bathtubs and Finnish saunas.
The earth shimmered and huts began to materialize on the horizon.
Huts are at their finest when weather is at its foulest.
Their drawings are wrenching: soldiers shooting guns, friends bleeding, huts burning.
They hunt turtles and pigs, wear loincloths and live in huts.
Travelers sleep in nomadic shepherd settlements and huts during multiday hikes.
Women and children sat on beds of sticks outside their huts.
The home is one of two "hobbit huts" on the property.
Then two airstrikes hit the huts within a minute of each other.
Shaman huts like being near nature, and away from any other buildings.
Twelve square miles of people live cramped together in single-story huts.
He denied that soldiers were involved in burning huts and assaulting civilians.
Nixon spotted an ugly clump of quonset huts, and ordered them removed.
In developing areas without electricity, soaring temperatures can leave huts unbearably hot.
However, cameras zooming into huts captured scenes of daily life fully intact.
Huts provide water, but hut users pack their own food and stove.
These days around 30,000 hikers stay in the huts every year. me.
Unfortunately, there's no timeline for Pepper coming to U.S.-based Pizza Huts.
Brick houses are rising in villages where mud huts used to predominate.
But now charred buildings and crushed huts line the roads leaving town.
More than three hundred mountain huts are spaced at day-hike intervals.
At the village, traditional Samburu huts known as manyattas dot the landscape.
That same percentage said they saw the army destroy huts and villages.
Activists said they planned to demolish many menstruation huts starting next month.
Roughly 420 people live in mud houses and reed huts lining unpaved streets.
Sales declined for Pizza Huts in the region in December, the company said.
They lived in huts at a French research station, which had unexpected benefits.
As quaint as they may seem, huts also serve a very real need.
The excited shouts of the drunk customers reverberated among the slouching mud huts.
The first missile missed the vehicle but hit his cluster of makeshift huts.
Other huts were added and modernized as their popularity increased over the years.
Video footage showed the makeshift huts ablaze, with smoke billowing into the air.
Fleeing their "huts" and carrying AIDS, they are only a burden upon him.
Many Turkanas live in tiny huts in villages without running water or electricity.
"That was his house," she said pointing toward one of the empty huts.
The camps are a maze of tarp-covered huts clinging to steep hills.
In squalid camps, whole families live crammed into one-room cinder block huts.
During the dig, archaeologists identified a site on a rocky ridge with 12 huts.
Many Kreung now refuse to talk about the huts or what went on inside.
The village of Wahijah is a cluster of straw huts on Yemen's southwestern coast.
They pulled the men out of their huts and shot them; the women fled.
The humanitarian tarps that cover the ground between two of the huts looked pristine.
El Playón is a clutch of huts and bars blasting out vallenato folk music.
For many packed into a cluster of ramshackle huts, India was a safe zone.
The village is surrounded by spear-bearing Africans and huts emblazoned with ANC flags.
Rows of thatched or aluminum huts provide little respite from blistering year-round heat.
Several reed huts had collapsed; their remnants were strewn across a desolate, sandy landscape.
Pictured above are the wooden huts of the oldest preserved herdsmen settlement in Europe.
The huts have beds, a dining room, and even a bathtub with stunning views.
It killed 130 people and destroyed thousands of residential huts, leaving 72,000 people homeless.
Generosity and hospitality anchor the communitarian ethos that makes these backcountry huts so welcoming.
The pavilions for Haiti and for African nations, designed as primitive huts, came first.
Later came enclosed volumes that intimated elaborate machines, fortified huts or all-terrain vehicles.
There were no more pirogues; villages now had huts with walls and solid roofs.
The White House denied at the time that Trump referenced "huts" in the discussion.
After dark, we arrived at a settlement of mud-brick huts in the jungle.
The huts are clean and well run, and a code of scrupulous civility prevails.
They live in ragged huts in a camp that is low on food supplies.
Anyone who forces menstruating women into huts faces up to three months in jail.
During the full-service season (May through October for the lower elevation huts and mid-September for the more exposed, higher elevation huts), hikers are greeted by the croos who pack in supplies and provide hot meals and educational activities for guests.
It is recommended to stay in traditional mud huts and tents when in the Rann.
The Grilled Cheese Stuffed Crust Pizza will be available in Pizza Huts starting Sept. 19.
But in this part of the city, people live in tightly packed corrugated-iron huts.
History and memory have been revised, and meanwhile, the maiden huts have gone from Ratanakkiri.
It was about then that most in Ratanakkiri decided to stop building the maiden huts.
They're not going to give ground to some obscure volcano and people in thatched huts.
Nearby are two huts that serve as living quarters for him and his five children.
Huts cobbled together with straw, mud and plastic offer scant protection from the winter chill.
There were modest pre-fabricated huts built as part of a temporary, emergency building program.
"Roughly 150 huts were displaced, and we paid them as per government rules," he said.
He said roofs were ripped off some of the huts, and the tents were damaged.
With just a few visits to Serviced Huts, the pass more than pays for itself.
Saudi employees there lived in palm-thatched huts and were plagued by diseases like malaria.
These green-topped huts look as if they've strayed in from a Germanic fairy tale.
He said that activists had persuaded many families in his village to destroy their huts.
Should he be able to make yet more money off the electrification of African huts?
The stilted huts are made of wood and thatch or galvanized tin and concrete blocks.
The ramshackle huts often have small doors and no windows, with poor sanitation and ventilation.
I'd made my reservation weeks earlier, knowing that the huts can fill up in August.
HAJJAH, Yemen (Reuters) - They live in scruffy tents or mud huts on dry, stony ground.
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Mud huts, which routinely collapsed during the monsoon, had been replaced by solid brick buildings.
Standard Huts are more robust but still spartan structures with a few added amenities like mattresses, water access, a toilet and a wood stove — though if users of such huts want a fire, they must forage for downed branches to maintain the wood supply.
And they kept their huts as long as they wanted to, sometimes into their late 20s.
As they went about their work in Yemen, the mercenaries stayed in huts, sleeping in cots.
I remember experimenting with quonset huts and how people work physically, which I thought was great.
But they're also reliant on Quonset huts, which aren't as much a part of the story.
A further three people were killed in two separate incidents of huts collapsing, authorities have confirmed.
The fact that we didn't sleep in huts and have pet monkeys seemed to disappoint them.
Many have upgraded from mud huts to modern stone houses, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Blue huts straddle the border, and it was here that negotiations began on February 2, 1968.
The guests are sitting inside bamboo huts drinking locally grown coffee, tea, and homemade palm wine.
Sitting in wooden huts, harvesting rice, raising children: This is the peaceful life they live now.
In one, Caroçal Rio das Tropas, families live in dilapidated wooden huts and sleep in hammocks.
The Emirates were desperately poor then, and even the richest families lived in mud-brick huts.
Residents call home poorly build huts that protect them neither from summer heat nor winter cold.
Anyone who forces menstruating women into the huts now faces up to three months in jail.
"Back then, the island was all shabby little huts, there were no buildings," Mr. Wang said.
Modern Alpine spa resorts reimagine the mountains' traditional wooden huts as lofty architectural temples of repose.
As is customary in Yemen, men and women had gathered in separate huts about 100 yards apart.
Video taken in the village of Ektiasal showed the beast wandering around and knocking over flimsy huts.
Like weird, fake, crappy Florida Keys resort tiki huts and patio accessories you get from Party City.
Across the region, thatched huts are giving way to small concrete palaces, replete with faux-grecian pillars.
Visitors to Somiedo can live like a shepherd in traditional huts, nestled in the pastures of Asturias.
At Matava, solar panels generated most of the electricity, including the lights and fans in our huts.
The size and grandeur of backcountry huts are often linked to their popularity, and prices follow suit.
And so was I. The Myanmar soldiers herded the women and girls into huts to be raped.
Accessible only by foot and connected by the Appalachian Trail, eight huts offer rustic but comfortable hospitality.
The distance to or between huts is generally no greater than eight miles, and often much less.
Eat The Montchalet's half-board dinner, along with farmer's huts on hiking trails, kept me well fed.
Though menstruating women of all ages sleep in the huts, chhaupadi seems to disproportionately kill the young.
Lakor pointed to the school he attacked with a tormented look, amid fields dotted with mud huts.
So intense is the excitement around its opening that the huts are mostly booked solid through March.
One writer noted the "kind gesture" when she found portable toilets for female hunters in rest huts.
But over time, beside the ancient site of Sacnite, CONAP and WCS built a compound of huts.
There were little structures in the foreground, which alluded to prehistoric huts or maybe some future dystopian houses.
They've also transplanted original moss huts from the region as well as churches, school houses, and other dwellings.
"Multiple witnesses report soldiers throwing infants and small children into open fires or burning huts," the report states.
There was also that time Australian Pizza Huts offered pizzas with eight meat pies packed into the crust.
In the years of the maiden huts, Kreung girls could freely take boyfriends and leave them without judgement.
In Krolah, Cha Bai and the other elders can remember the years when the maiden huts were lost.
"You can see the black flag [of IS] draped over huts in the villages," says one army officer.
Outposts usually start with pre-fabricated huts on remote hilltops and lived in by a handful of settlers.
A fire he set on his fields also burned a neighbor's farmland and destroyed several huts, he said.
They were joined by some women who said they were struggling to light damp firewood inside their huts.
The girls, nearly all of them Christians, lived in grass huts and were forced to convert to Islam.
These huts form something of a labyrinth that leads to the White Cube, where artwork is also shown.
The dome-shaped huts are located on private plots with fantastic views of the Sierra del Segura mountains.
Mostly Muslims, they earn their keep by performing for Hindus who live in sturdy huts built of stone.
Leigh's three small black huts recall the architecture that commonly dots the Shona-speaking rural landscape of Zimbabwe.
Futuristic structures and massive skyscrapers replace the huts and domes that make up the average National Geographic special.
She passes her baby gently to a fellow worker and walks towards the huts with the truck driver.
The lifeguard stand had collapsed onto the gray sand, and empty lounge chairs sat under thatch palm huts.
Accessible only by foot and connected by the Appalachian Trail, the eight huts offer rustic but comfortable hospitality.
Families dwell in huts made from wood gathered nearby, cultivate plantains and coconuts and hunt iguanas and turtles.
Women with prolapses or fistulas sit in their huts, humiliated, wondering if they are cursed, waiting to die.
They look like little huts that float individually and are connected to land by narrow, bridge-like pathways.
Before us is a row of dilapidated stone huts built almost into the rocks, and shielded from the Sun.
The only occupants now are a few soldiers who lounge around in the shaded huts listening to the radio.
There were just a few huts to stay in, and in my youthful notions of paradise, that was it.
Here they live in tarpaulin shelters and mud-brick huts on a patch of scrub where cows once grazed.
His father says there is no record of his son staying at any of the huts in the park.
Huts will be built from as many naturally sourced products as possible but still aim to keep travellers comfortable.
Witnesses said suspected Boko Haram militants firebombed huts and and opened fire on families in the village of Dalori.
Google Fiber has negotiated sweetheart deals with other cities for leases on the "fiber huts" needed for its networks.
Mr. Poudel said most of the deaths and injuries were because of flying objects and falling huts and trees.
The squat huts, which straddle the demarcation line, are painted powder blue in the color of the United Nations.
Without those huts, anyone on the route I had just hiked could have fallen victim to that storm's violence.
The brothel is a ramshackle village of sagging huts built on the banks of a sinking island called Banishanta.
The communities that are forged in the huts is one thing that makes them so special, Mr. Wrigley said.
CASH Snacks, hot soup and small gear items can all be purchased for cash in any of the huts.
In the meantime, he said, the railroad is replacing substations and huts along the rails that contain electronic controls.
Rabbani told CNN that more than 2,000 huts were destroyed in the blaze, leaving more than 10,000 people homeless.
Today, the system commands a total of 21910 huts, spread over hundreds of square miles inside Uncompahgre National Forest.
The soldiers grabbed a canister of fuel, doused rags and set fire to all the grass huts before leaving.
Like the huts on the track itself, these places are filling up fast so be prepared to plan ahead.
The villages around Yambio have turned into ghost towns, empty huts staring lonesomely out at the wide dirt roads.
The girls often reported feeling heightened "stress, anxiety, and disempowerment" during their time in the huts, the study said.
The huts are private, but guests share campground bathrooms, a fire pit, and a picnic area on the property.
Gold coins that they buried under the huts in the meadow had been dug up occasionally over the years.
These huts were constructed in 1899 by the Norwegian Carsten Borchgrevnik expedition, and later used by Scott's party in 1911.
It's hard to say, after all, what exactly transpired between men and women in the days of the love huts.
US Army soldiers burn straw huts during the Operation Pegasus phase of the Battle of Khe Sanh in April 1968.
Nigerians, he told officials early in his administration, would never "go back to their huts" upon entering the United States.
The tensions have led to scuffles, harassment of nomadic girls and, allegedly, the burning of nomad huts by Hindu men.
They now live in wooden huts they built themselves or camped under canvas donated by the United Nations refugee commission.
Families of construction laborers were sleeping in the huts when the building wall collapsed in the early morning, he said.
Widespread practice A recent government survey showed that Dailekh district -- with 49,000 plus households -- has more than 500 menstrual huts.
Police also cleared out huts and improvised vegetable gardens but plans for fresh protests on Monday night were immediately announced.
Visitors can walk through the home and picture what it would be like to live inside one of these huts.
Blue huts straddle the border, where tense negotiations have been held between the North, South and the US since armistice.
The huts were little more than circular walls of tree branches stuck into the sandy ground with thatched roofs attached.
Several people were also wounded in the attack on Kaga-Bandoro, a town of dirt roads and thatched mud huts.
Empty huts, which were living quarters for members of the Peoples Temple, were still there a year after the deaths.
Finally we sit on the mud floor of one of the huts, drinking peanut coffee from a shared tin cup.
Rubens captures them standing outside their huts, relaxing on sand dunes, by the fire, or sitting together in their tents.
Great Walks Huts are the most heavily visited and expensive of the bunch, with gas stoves and resident hut wardens.
Great Walks Huts, on the other hand, can cost up to $35 per night and require reservations months in advance.
Details: The bothies are free to use, and the vast majority are repurposed structures like shepherds' huts and mining outbuildings.
At the center of their world is a gathering of huts, where modern and abnormally loud pop music often blares.
OMO VALLEY, Ethiopia — One night, in his village of 210 grass huts in Ethiopia's Omo Valley, Golonkiwo had a nightmare.
They often sit by themselves in their menstruation huts and wait for family members to slide them plates of food.
Most have one or two wells and live in bamboo huts next to them, some with their wives and children.
But there is an even bigger abnormality in Ndiamaguene, a farming village of mud-brick homes and thatch-roof huts.
Other video footage showed destroyed mud huts and women wailing as they went from one charred body to the next.
They sleep outdoors or in grass huts in groups of 20 to 30 people without artificially regulating temperature or light.
NPC International, which has about $1 billion in debt, operates nearly 400 Wendy's restaurants and more than 1,200 Pizza Huts.
They joined a sailing club that organized potlucks at picnic huts on the beach and luncheons at local seafood restaurants.
My dad says not to go out because of the war planes and so we are sleeping in the huts.
However, the reality of the disastrous event was half-built huts to sleep in and cold cheese sandwiches to eat.
There, a group of 48 women live with their children in huts protected by thorny brush to keep away intruders.
Her homestead of thatched-roof huts teemed with children tending their chores, grinding nuts into paste and maize into meal.
Instead, women who observe the taboo are banished to mud or stone huts, some of them no bigger than closets.
The young boys of the village would tempt them, building them maiden huts when they consented; the cycle would start again.
"Kings froze to death in their castles, same as the shepherds in their huts," says Old Nan back in Season 1.
Villagers took up arms the next day and burned down the huts of Fulanis they blamed for his death, he said.
In San Antonio, Texas city officials provided a sweetheart lease to Google Fiber to use several city parks for its huts.
Colonial administrators had drawn the boundaries of Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Niger right through tiny circles of huts on the islands.
This from the president who said that Nigerians will never 'go back to their huts' when they come and see America.
In pounding heat and stifling humidity, traumatized and malnourished refugees are crammed into bamboo and canvas huts packed across muddy hillsides.
My father seemed to see nothing, neither the row of identical huts nor the coffee plots in front of each one.
Shoppers can stream their own choice of music to test different configurations of speakers in a series of private listening huts.
By the 953s, the lure of beach huts had worn off, and the area's dense population has since changed the landscape.
We went out into one of the tiny rice-paddy villages, a cluster of six tin open-sided lean-to huts.
Basic Huts are any combination of walls and a roof that will pass for "very basic shelter," but not much more.
The islanders, whom Mr. Pathak described as a cultural treasure to be protected, wear loin cloths and live in simple huts.
Two huts, installed along the trail roughly 21 miles apart, would provide overnight shelter for the three-day, two-night journey.
AutoCamp offers luxury camping in Airstreams (with amenities such as bathrobes and a French press) and tents and huts in California.
In the dry season, when temperatures climb as high as 110 Fahrenheit, most wildcatters retreat to their huts around 9 a.m.
Some drillers bathe and start to prepare dinner outside their huts, while others play chinlone, a Burmese game similar to volleyball.
For many girls, the path from their mud-straw huts to university still feels vague, but the idea has been planted.
Shipetiari, set back in the jungle, is composed of family compounds—large huts on stilts—connected by a labyrinth of footpaths.
Marble is quarried from their flanks in such great quantities that many peasant huts have the polished stone for their floors.
And sure enough, there are more than 10,000 Peppers now at work in SoftBank stores, Pizza Huts, cruise ships, homes, and elsewhere.
Some pockets of Bajau still live a traditional lifestyle, living in houseboats or wooden huts propped over the water on wooden stilts.
Now, in the Kreung villages of Ratanakkiri, maiden huts gather red dust in front of wood houses, and decay with the seasons.
We see this in India and Nepal, where there are menstrual huts that you are sent to sleep in during your period.
"The government just removed illegal buildings like stores, houses, religious building, but they are merely huts, not really big buildings," he said.
Not erotic at all; I have no sexual associations with tiki huts, but that's just where my mind went in that moment.
Photographer Ho Hai Tran and his collaborator, editor, and creative director Chloe Cahill, on the other hand, think of abandoned Pizza Huts.
Some appear to sit next to the owners' original homes: single-story brick and concrete huts now crumbling and used as barns.
Nixon, just elected president, was flying over the National Mall on Marine 1 and spotted a particularly ugly grouping of Quonset huts.
Boko Haram had taken the cows and the cooking pots, and either the jihadis or the military had burned all the huts.
He recalled "naked mountains" where gales thrashed for days, pinning him and his comrades in remote huts or buried in snow-holes.
High-explosive deliveries to huts in the middle of nowhere may be tactically essential, but they aren't the stuff of summer blockbusters.
These labs popped up in department stores, grocery stores, camera shops, and even stand-alone huts with pricey street-corner real estate.
In 2015, the category 5 cyclone devastated Vanuatu, including South River where palm-leaf thatched huts, cattle and boats were swept away.
The refugees speak of indiscriminate clearance operations, huts set on fire and family members being taken away and never heard from again.
Slum residents, for example, build huts but cannot own them, as there is no place and no law that will register them.
In rural Bangladesh, especially the coastal southwest, it is common to see tiny solar panels embedded even in humble thatch-roofed huts.
Along the way were the remains of the years of fighting: burned-out mud huts, houses disfigured by bullets and artillery fire.
Menstruating women often trudge outside at night to bed down with cows or goats in tiny, rough, grass-roofed huts and sheds.
The city struggled to accommodate the newcomers, and hundreds of thousands ended up living in sprawling, overcrowded shantytowns packed with squatter huts.
Some were given cement houses in the town, though many continue to live on huts by the beach, closer to their foraging.
When that happens, she and her tribe will walk over to another patch of unclaimed sand and set up their huts there.
They built huts and raised colorful tents, all connected by a complex network of paths and power lines — a small, floating city.
Walking through the twisting paths of the grounds, the sounds of instruments often ring out from little huts nestled among the trees.
But in most cases, hugely expensive bombs were dropped onto mud huts that were not at that time even making any heroin.
Not far downriver from Kisangani's city limits, concrete and brick houses give way to thatched huts and, soon after, to the forest.
She saw how the huts were pulled into the sea, one by one, as she and her siblings held onto bamboo poles.
In camps closer to the border, small deployments of troops drill at dawn outside aging British-era huts and weed-choked fences.
Instead, they leave their homes and sequester themselves in closet-size huts made of mud or rock, sometimes sleeping next to goats.
Inn Din's security group built watch huts around the Buddhist part of the village, and its members took turns to stand guard.
Many of those killed were asleep in simple huts on Sunday night when powerful winds sent deadly debris flying through the air.
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation, a US government agency, provided taxpayer-backed financing to open eight KFCs and five Pizza Huts in Mongolia.
A panicked friend from Gumsa, a scattering of mud huts 6 miles from Dapchi, warned him he needed to leave the town immediately.
Hillhouse's knowhow in applying online analytics to bricks-and-mortar stores could be used to lure more customers to KFCs and Pizza Huts.
More than two millennia ago, wandering the footpaths of ancient India, preaching in village huts and forest glens, Buddha was biohacking his health.
Though the notion of encountering strangers in remote wilderness huts may seem a bit sketchy, White says this wasn't the case at all.
It can look that way, with many huts made of straw and squat bamboo storehouses, sealed with dung and stippled with pretty decorations.
She is especially worried about the women in the camp, who often give birth in their huts and don't have access to doctors.
He now weaves bamboo strips to make walls for small huts, which pays half of what he used to earn in a day.
Many are so poor that they live in thatched-roof huts, and Mr. Singh said the homes that were hit had caught fire.
In those days, the land hadn't yet been overrun by huts and crop fields: there was still room for the cows to graze.
Simple hotels — some inspired by the palapas, the traditional huts fashioned out of tree limbs and palm thatch — started emerging from the dunes.
Its tents and huts hold a triage room, two operating theaters, an intensive care unit with top-notch medical equipment, and recovery wards.
The secluded hotel is made up of 21 thatched-roof huts swaying on stilts at the basin of the Paraná do Araçá River.
En route, they will stay in remote mountain huts, some formerly used by sheep herders, with varying access to conveniences like running water.
There are a few huts on the beach, but the sea is very rough, and there's a fierce wind most of the time.
The streets of the village are narrow and filthy, and the "miserable hovels" or "huts" are "obstructions" to the ruins and "disfigure" them.
These traditional cabins are recreations of traditional "braña" huts, typical of mountainous landscapes where cattle feed on the last pastures of the summer.
Some extend for miles, spreading over hilltops and down into canyons, where countless people live in red brick shanties and unpainted cement huts.
Outside the temporary huts were poles hung with leopard skin cloaks and ostrich plume hats for men, and colobus monkey capes for women.
Some huts originated as outposts for miners, hunters, foresters, or shepherds, others as way stations for alpinists, scientists, tourists or tramping club members.
In June, he was reported to have said that Nigerians in the United States would never "go back to their huts" in Africa.
The regular enemies screeching and attacking you out of dark corridors, dungeons and deserted wooden huts are already tough as nails to beat.
Caribbean Buzz's video shows mere shells left of buildings that were once idyllic beach huts boasting floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the ocean.
Security guards emerge from their huts as you approach, some rushing and shooing, others merely placing themselves pointedly in your line of sight.
In the days after the gendarmes dismantled their huts in Les Andelys, just before Christmas, several Yellow Vests gathered at the local cafe.
Gómez is incensed by the abject poverty in most of his country, where campesinos live in huts made of mud and junkyard scraps.
Some Lebanese officials have called the mainly Sunni refugees a threat to Lebanon, warning the concrete huts would lead to their lasting settlement.
For 12 hours at a time, he'll scour a giant green net set up between thatched huts, looking for resting mosquitoes every 20 minutes.
The houses were at various stages of construction, some little more than tin-roof huts held up by poles, others of cinderblock or brick.
There they met Blair at a gas station in May 2017 and began living in their cars, makeshift huts and tents on Blair's farm.
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Amid the sea of makeshift bamboo-and-tarp shelters dotting the rolling hills of Kutupalong, some huts are now painted over with colorful murals.
Inside the slum, a series of main avenues provide some kind of structure amid the thousands of alleyways formed from gaps between the huts.
London startup Deliveroo is toying with the idea of putting games consoles into huts that it provides for some of its food delivery couriers.
" Thousands of people live in slum conditions in the patched-together tents and huts in the camps that make up the so-called "Jungle.
Recently, they were squatting in this vacant lot, and people had come and burned down their little huts they built while they were sleeping.
But, since the age of 21, she has instead been going into isolated huts or simply to the fields to sell sex for money.
In June, President Trump was reported to have said that Nigerians in the United States would never "go back to their huts" in Africa.
They took over three huts and held meetings, bringing in a table, plastic chairs, a laptop and a large banner carrying the group's name.
This year's theme is "The History of Prague," so many gables on the market huts are decorated to represent historical figures like Franz Kafka.
In the center of the city, girls sat outside a cluster of huts, plucking chickens by moonlight and gossiping about friends who had divorced.
The ashram remained operational for many decades after the band left, housing dozens of straight-backed sadhus, or holy men, in small domed huts.
The trail begins at Rifugio Auronzo and loops around the rugged spires, past meadows of wildflowers, small lakes and a few rifugi (mountain huts).
Acres upon acres of forest have been razed to make way for small cities of huts, made from cheap black tarps covered in mud.
Once or twice an hour, a small groups of huts would appear over the crest of a hill, the sign of an indigenous community.
" In an ad from the 1920s, the exclusive realtor of GM homes assured buyers that "no shacks, huts, or foreign communities will be allowed.
Once they had seen what the U.S. had to offer, those immigrants would never "go back to their huts" in Africa, Trump reportedly said.
An increasing number of arctic lodging options promise views of the night sky from bed, ranging from innovative bubble tents to glass-ceiling huts.
International Pizza Huts are known for their obscure menu items, like this Doritos Crunchy Crust Pizza that debuted in Pizza Hut Australia in 2014.
The photos and video depict a white woman, sometimes in a bridal dress, in front of huts and among the Baka people of Cameroon.
The camp, which houses around 200 widows and orphans, is made up of a neat row of huts built close together to keep intruders out.
It&aposs a show that watch episodes every single day where Africans are called Aids, patients are saying that they live in huts so true.
If the girl wasn't interested, the two would chat for a while, and the boy would eventually meander on to other huts in the village.
Bamboo huts and modest, wood-framed inns gave way to modern hotels, primarily along the four-mile-long White Beach on the island's western side.
For shelter, many crowd into makeshift camp-sites of wood and cardboard huts which have sprung up in remote rural places, far from any town.
Bowed head and lowered eyes?" and "Out of the huts of history's shame, I rise, Up from a past that's rooted in pain, I rise.
State police admitted several squatters died in police firing, but at least 11 were killed in a fire that broke out in the squatters' huts.
This Bangladeshi invention, dubbed the Eco-Cooler, is a zero-electricity air conditioner that uses repurposed plastic bottles to draw cool air into tin huts.
From there they are taken in groups of 20 or so to a series of metal huts with corrugated roofs and bars on the windows.
Where the canopy was once a shelter, many Baka now live in roadside huts, pushed to the forest's edge and away from what they know.
Farmers, who live in small mud huts without electricity, complain that their harvests of sorghum, ground nuts and beans have been meager after disappointing rains.
Though it was little more than an expanse of fields dotted with mud huts, in the early 19th century, dahabiyas made lengthy stops in Luxor.
Chieko lives two Victory Huts down from us, and I met her last week, a few days after my family arrived, at the mess hall.
The station is a remote scientific outpost dotted with soft-sided dormitories shaped like Quonset huts, outhouses on stilts and labs in rectangular modular buildings.
"This situation can't last," said Bawenne Mayor Ousmane Zango, standing amid crowds of people gathered in the sun outside the village's small round brick huts.
They're forced to live out their lives in mourning and misery in a gloomy temple and grubby little huts, with all the other miserable mourners.
Along with tanks and quonset huts, the Yanks brought the shelf-stable staples of the US military diet: corned beef and Spam, soda and chocolate.
People moved from tents and mud huts to split-levels and city condominiums, from waterborne diseases to 80-year life spans, from ignorance to literacy.
There were whole villages made of Coke cases, and the ingenious Vietnamese had pleated together roofs for their huts out of the dissected Coke cans.
For committed hut travelers, there are six-month ($65) and yearlong ($85) passes, which grant you unlimited access to most Basic, Standard and Serviced Huts.
And last October, the fees to stay at huts or campsites in New Zealand's most popular national parks for hiking were doubled for overseas visitors.
During the off-season, some of the huts remain open but they are staffed by a caretaker only and visitors must bring their own provisions.
Each year, at least one woman or girl — often more — dies in these huts, from exposure to the cold, smoke inhalation or attacks by animals.
Thousands of soldiers and low-ranking officers lived in barracks, huts and tents on Rogers Island, while higher-ranking officers stayed in the main fort.
Each place had something different to see — while some of the stops were little more than a collection of huts, others had large, vibrant marketplaces.
Dozens of traditional villages can be found around Ruteng and further east to Bajawa, with thatched-roof huts and communal areas seemingly unchanged for centuries.
It turns out that "ski safaris" — multiday trips that include stops in both resorts and mountain huts — are increasingly popular in France, Switzerland and beyond.
Helicopters would land a battalion of troops, who would conduct a sweep through the villages, setting fire to the huts and sweeping out the enemy.
They live in wooden huts with braided palm leaves for roofs and mud floors cracked and uneven from the daily downpours of the rainy season.
Women are constantly at risk of being bitten by animals or choking from the fumes in the small, non-ventilated huts they are banished to.
Piles of black and blue water containers, each with separate markings for different families, are stacked up outside the huts, making the tiny lanes even narrower.
Twenty people were killed Tuesday when a retaining wall collapsed onto huts in a settlement in the north Mumbai suburb of Malad, Mumbai's civic authority said.
At Lobéké National Park, one of the Cameroonian parks highlighted in Mwenge's report, allegations of ranger abuses — beatings, torture, torched huts, stolen goods — date back years.
In the first mission there, the sky is blue and pink, the snow is white, and the tracks between huts in the wilderness feel positively lonely.
Mountain huts are normally utilitarian in the extreme—when you're helicoptering up every pound of building materials, there's not a lot of leeway for granite countertops.
Some families were pushed into huts that were set on fire and they either burned to death or were shot dead when they tried to escape.
The rider huts can be found in car parks and on industrial estates where Deliveroo has launched its pop-up restaurant parks, known as Deliveroo Editions.
Ringed by concrete bollards, the Berlin market reopened on Thursday, with candles, flowers and flags laid amid the small festive huts in tribute to those killed.
These huts essentially are relay stations that allow Google Fiber to move its fiber signal to homes and businesses on the last mile of its network.
Essay Fifteen years ago, I was a Peace Corps volunteer living in a village of mud huts on the dry Sahel landscape of northern Ivory Coast.
Last year, a model of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, thatched huts and a replica of a downed helicopter marked the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War.
"There are elephants in the forest, close to the place where many Rohingya refugees are clearing forest to make huts," police official Chailau Murma told Reuters.
He requires all Rwandans to wear shoes, has eradicated huts with thatched roofs and has banned imports of used clothing because he says it compromises dignity.
While some of this information could prove useful in an emergency, it amounts to a beloved anthology of the shared experiences that define New Zealand's huts.
The accommodations at the compounds were rustic, mostly composed of "humble pine huts," Mr. Cifuentes said, with barracks for the drug lord's 50-man security team.
CreditCreditFinbarr O'Reilly for The New York Times SAMBAVA, Madagascar — The devoted fans make their way to dusty outdoor rings surrounded by grass huts and palm trees.
Children stumbling out of tin-roofed huts where their mother has died giving birth, cradling babies swaddled in torn up saris, blinking their newly orphaned eyes.
After dinner the croo offers educational talks on subjects ranging from alpine vegetation and boreal forests to the hydroelectric system used at one of the huts.
Our first stop was the surfing town of Muizenberg on False Bay, known for its rows of seaside changing huts in a riot of primary colors.
Here, in a small valley surrounded by forest, is a miniature replica of a Jomon village, with three simple, straw-encased huts that sleep eight apiece.
One is Jan van Goyen's 1638 painting "Huts on a Canal," which portrays a farmer and his pigs crossing a rickety bridge near thatch-roofed houses.
The practice has its dangers: Women must often brave winter cold or summer heat in rude huts where they are vulnerable to human and animal intruders.
A handful of women ran inside their huts as soon as they saw us, but not Salmata Boullo Diallo, apparently the eldest woman in the group.
Visions of luxurious huts sitting above crystal-clear blue water are definitely appealing, yet for some reason, we don't often hear about non-celebrities traveling to Tahiti.
Today, the Tendopoli is a mudscape about the size of two football fields across which barracks of plastic huts line the land, intermingled with piles of trash.
Over 800 State security forces carried out the forced eviction destroying and even burning several huts in the indigenous communities who claim the territory as ancestral land.
They live either on boats or in huts perched on stilts on shallow reefs, and they migrate from place to place in flotillas that carry entire clans.
Wooden huts erected in Grande-Synthe by local authorities and aid organizations as part of a humanitarian camp were mostly destroyed in a fire in April 2017.
For that, the organizers can thank the support of local tourism organizations, simultaneous outdoor activities like a skating trail with architect-designed warming huts, and positive press.
Ashis Paul's eco-cooler is a zero-electricity air conditioner that uses repurposed plastic bottles to draw cool air into tin huts, in the absence of electricity.
The merry notes of her piano accordion rang out then over the huts of Kai Tak, inviting everyone to be washed in the blood of the Lamb.
Google Fiber also is building fiber huts in Charlotte, N.C., where it recently was granted 82 construction permits and in Raleigh, N.C., Atlanta, Ga., and Nashville, Tenn.
There, she met a curandero — a traditional healer — named Don Antonio, who took her to villages of palm-thatched huts along the banks of the Napo River.
In and around these long-abandoned and crumbling stadiums, about 2,000 migrants, most of them from Afghanistan, endure the sweltering August heat in tents and makeshift huts.
Even when temperatures drop, the huts remain a consistent temperature because of all the garbage and dirt stuffed, for insulation, in the narrow gap between two walls.
An enormous glacier on the Italian side of Mont Blanc, Europe's highest mountain, is at risk of collapse, causing authorities to close roads and evacuate Alpine huts.
"I don't want to take a bomb," she said inside this refugee camp in Cameroon that stretches across a vast landscape dotted by tents and mud huts.
In some rural areas, cultural practices like the banishing of women and girls to huts during menstruation can make the very natural experience a very stigmatized one.
The president was widely reported as having maligned African countries and Haiti as "shitholes," and he spoke of Nigerian immigrants as having lived in huts back home.
We were surrounded by low, circular huts made from sticks, with pitched grass roofs, in his home village of Dus, on the banks of the Omo River.
There's no question that my reception at the throbbing souks, tense police checkpoints and lonely shepherd's huts along my route is shaped by my ethnicity and passport.
He also once said that if Nigerians come to the U.S., they will never "go back to their huts" in Africa, according to The New York Times.
And then I ran into two competing food stands — one on each side of the street — the type of rough timber huts I associate with outdoor markets.
Additional watchtowers and huts have appeared in recent months, and three-meter (10 foot)-high concrete slabs are being erected along some of the most vulnerable sections.
Rompongs, which look like small huts, are fish aggregator devices that sit upon buoys or floats and are anchored to concrete blocks on the seafloor by rope.
Kul Bahadur Kunwar, the mayor of the Sanfebagar municipality in Achham district, said authorities had already begun pulling down the illegal huts and people had responded positively.
Tens of thousands of survivors are still living in huts made from tin sheets and tarpaulin as reconstruction has been delayed by political bickering over a new constitution.
Pre-manufactured housing has had a bad reputation in Britain, based on the poor-quality "prefab" huts that were built to deal with the post-war housing crisis.
Tran: For a long time our friends and family just knew that on our weekends and in our spare time we drove around taking photos of Pizza Huts.
Many Istanbulites treat these strays as their grandparents have done before them: butchers leave out scraps; in winter locals build small huts for the cats to sleep in.
Flashback: In December, Trump reportedly claimed that immigrants from Haiti "all have AIDS," and that after Nigerian immigrants saw the U.S., they'd never "go back to their huts."
Locals would often sneak into the huts, use the U.S.-made boards to practice, and make sure they were back in place before the soldiers returned, said Naito.
Since he lives quite a distance from his fields, Mr. Mutmain built makeshift huts for the workers to rest in during the afternoon and sleep in at night.
Her ambition was admirable, but misjudged; most South Sudanese live in mud-walled huts, as opposed to a several-storey hotel with room service and a working lift.
In January, one story hit international news when a Nepali woman died of smoke inhalation after lighting a fire to keep warm in one of these menstrual huts.
In Ka Toh Village, where Somphone lives, cluster-bomb canisters, with tags bearing the bombs' origins—"DALLAS, TEXAS AND CAMDEN, ARKANSAS"—are used as stilts for villagers' huts.
At one of these wood, bamboo, and grass huts, covered in white plastic sheets branded with UNHCR's logo, I met two young orphans, Baraka Locorio and Baraka Losa.
But it was in the huts that I immersed myself in the culture of those landscapes and spent time with the people who know and value them most.
Some of the huts are easier to reach than others, so you'll want to think about your fitness level and the kind of trip you'd like to have.
Some thirty million people live in settlements on the periphery, in structures ranging from glass skyscrapers, in Kampala, to mud huts, on islands where there is no electricity.
Across a polluted channel from the Lagos mainland, past a sugar refinery belching smoke, is Snake Island, a serpent-shaped piece of land dotted by tilting tin huts.
The government began demolishing huts built for the purpose this month and more than 3,000 have been destroyed so far, said Kedar Nath Sharma, a home ministry spokesman.
During the 11-day "Altai Adventure" tour, guests spend the night in basic pine huts alongside their host, a 42-year-old Altaian wolf hunter named Valerii Orgunov.
Apart from the physical danger and mental health consequences of sleeping in the menstruation huts, the girls also faced strong social stigma when they were on their periods.
If successful, the funds would go towards erecting the huts not only by Trump Tower but also by Mar-a-Lago, and other high-profile, Trump-stamped areas.
Others, however, have been used to make concrete-floored huts which are now home to a number of families unable to afford the accommodation in nearby tower blocks.
So we watch them in brutal solidarity burning the huts of a poor village, but we realize that they would never live on the same block in Detroit.
School kids in the crude mud huts of Britain 50 years hence will copy out in cracked crayon the name of the man who was such a lucky gambler.
This week Nepal criminalized Chhaupadi, an ancient Hindu tradition in which women are exiled to huts when they're on their period to keep the "impurity" out of the house.
Many of its scenes are shot on hillsides and in forests in natural light, while its interior scenes, in shadowy caves and huts, are lit to resemble Caravaggio paintings.
But almost everything else was left in the Camp Century trenches: prefabricated huts that served as dorms and mess halls, tables, chairs, sinks, mattresses, bunks, urinals, the billiards table.
Many people tried to ride out the storm at home when the village's only shelter filled up but fled when trees and surging seas crushed their huts and houses.
Researchers have also concluded that women in advanced pregnancy in rural areas in Africa tend to leave their huts at night more often because they need to urinate frequently.
During the recent monsoon season, elephant herds crossed the nearby Peechi reservoir and raided the neighboring villages of Kalladik, Thekkumpadu and Poolachode, trampling plantain trees and destroying villagers' huts.
The frontline in the struggle for the Rohingyas' future are the bamboo huts where refugees take shelter from the heat and dust of the camp to voice their views.
Shamsul Alam, a Rohingya community leader, told Reuters that damage in the camps was severe with almost all the 224,22011 thatched huts in the Balukhali and Kutupalong camps destroyed.
They simply look out of place in black clothes and stiff collar, since clearly they belong in skins, in wattled huts at the close of the Great Ice Age.
He also said that Nigerians who gained entrance to the U.S. would never "go back to their huts" in Africa, and that Afghan immigrants came from a terrorist haven.
The lake had given Mainakinay and his ancestors everything—they drank from it, bathed in it, fished in it, and wove mats and baskets and huts from its reeds.
The cabins on the ferris wheel are in fact cute little huts, and a ticket costs €12 ($13), which to be fair is a little on the steep side.
For a more bohemian crowd, southern Sinai has become the destination of choice, where beach huts offer an affordable alternative to hotels, and smoking hashish is an acceptable recreation.
There's some differentiation between them — those people that escaped with money can afford mud bricks to build their huts, while others have crafted shelters out of reeds and wood.
Fire propagates just like it always has in Far Cry games — but since the civilization of 10,000 B.C. is little more than groupings of thatched huts, everything is flammable.
The hotel's twenty-eight Aurora Cabins, set around a large reindeer paddock, looked like quaint log huts from the front, with twenty inches of moonlit snow on the eaves.
Our paths had intersected on the Dart Track, a popular, multiday trek through the mountains north of Queenstown, where we had compared lists of must-visit huts over dinner.
On a recent evening, he visits Buzuta village, a scattering of mudwall huts on a rutted dirt road in western Rwanda, not far from the shore of Lake Kivu.
The passengers included staff members for the various rest huts, as well as a doctor and medical student heading to a four-day stint at a first aid clinic.
The new generation of Japanese accommodations, though, are neither ryokan nor hotel: They are restored samurai-era mansions, or refit prehistorical huts or even a Baja-esque beach camp.
Trump told his advisers at the time that Nigerians who set foot in the US would never "go back to their huts" in Africa, the New York Times reported.
As well as being isolated in huts, women and girls are forbidden from touching other people, cattle, green vegetables and plants, fruits, according to a 2011 United Nations report.
The warning came as authorities in the Alps closed roads and evacuated some huts over fears a section of a glacier on Europe's highest mountain, Mont Blanc, could collapse.
The WHO said 80 percent of Ulaanbaatar's smog was caused by coal burning in "ger" districts, where thousands of rural migrants, used to a nomadic lifestyle, have pitched huts.
There is a bohemian flair with yoga retreats and rustic huts on the beach, and exciting outdoor activities and attractions like "cenotes" (underwater cave sink holes) and ancient ruins.
Each year, at least a couple of women die in these huts from exposure, animal bites or smoke inhalation after building fires to stay warm during the Himalayan winter.
Taiga's narrow vertical scroll "West Lake" depicts this landmark with lines of ink zigzagging over empty spaces to establish vegetation, huts, temples, and a road snaking up the mountainside.
Twenty-four people died after a retaining wall collapsed Tuesday onto huts in a settlement in the north Mumbai suburb of Malad, a spokesperson for Mumbai's civic authority said Wednesday.
He used his first camera, a Zenit EM, to take snaps of "Kiss Me Quick" huts and candyfloss on the beach of his hometown, Whitley Bay, in north-east England.
Given the confusion and trauma among the more than 3,000 refugees sitting under trees and huts at the Ugandan border, it was impossible to piece together an accurate death toll.
"The heavy rains uprooted a tree which fell over the wall causing the structure to collapse over the huts," Naval Kishore Ram, head of the Pune district administration, told CNN.
I walked him back to Draper and looked up another startup, an Estonian company called Ööd, which makes one-room, two-hundred-square-foot huts that you can order prefab.
A single road ran through the village and past the row of huts, and that made it difficult to avoid the hut that belonged to Nicodème—Nicodème, the village pariah!
At ground level so poor to me, so messy, so full of huts and gutters and bare front yards and straggly hibiscus hedges and shabby backyards: views from the roadside.
"If there's a hurricane in Puerto Rico, I want to be in that building right there," he told me later that day, pointing to one of the completed domed huts.
The sand, huts, potted plants, caged parrots, and inscribed poetry of his sprawling "Tropicália" (1968) await your barefoot delectation, should you choose to park your shoes in the rack provided.
"When I was a kid, the huts allowed me to get out in the outdoors in a way that I wouldn't have been able to do otherwise," Mr. Wrigley said.
The meteorological department warned of the "total destruction" of thatched huts in some districts, major damage to roads, the uprooting of power poles and the potential danger from flying objects.
But displaced families living in cramped huts at a shelter located in a disused factory in Tripoli's eastern suburb of Tajoura said they had seen no sign of the aid.
There was no state bureaucracy to run jails in a society that lived in tents and huts, so detaining and feeding someone within strong walls was neither possible nor feasible.
From its origin as a collection of Navy huts six decades ago, the station here has grown into a small town with more than a thousand residents during peak months.
Here and there a small village appeared in a clearing, a few thatched huts on stilts — to the eye, no different from the ones I'd seen in 19th-century photos.
In the Anne family's tiny compound, the side-by-side huts of Amadou and his brother Gibbe are still empty, a broken bicycle resting against the mud wall in one.
When women are on their periods, they are forbidden from a range of everyday activities and are often confined to "menstruation huts," where they are expected to sleep at night.
"To begin with we'll stop giving state benefits like old-age pension and social securities, and pull down the huts to root it out," Sharma told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Each year, at least one or two women die in the huts — typically from exposure, animal bites or smoke inhalation after building fires to stay warm during the Himalayan winters.
Make your way across the footbridge (mind the bikers pedaling through the throngs) to a small square with elevated bamboo huts where locals gather for a sort of singing bingo.
I had to carry my own kit, but frequently people were coming out of their gers [domestic huts, known in some countries as yurts] offering me goat or cheese to eat.
As soon as the sun went down in the late evening, people retired to their huts, and within half an hour, I heard deep breathing and snoring all over the camp.
The property includes a five-bedroom lakefront homestead as well as several huts, about 13,000 cattle and merino sheep, and runs alongside a river that&aposs filled with trout and salmon.
One of the final filming stops in Ireland was in Ballyferriter at the Ceann Sibéal headland, where crews built huts in the shape of beehives to stand as a Jedi temple.
"Really three houses out of four — I mean three huts out of four, or three tents out of four — were already totally abandoned with a lot of garbage inside," she said.
Five families recently received titles to small plots of land some distance from the village, and have built rickety huts a few meters from a stagnant pool covered in green slime.
Unlike the Hadza, who sleep around the fire or in grass huts, I was given a tent and told to zip it up tight as there were scorpions and snakes about.
According to entries obtained by The Washington Post, Chau, 27, ventured in a small fishing boat to North Sentinel Island, where he found the endangered Sentinelese Tribe living in small huts.
They're considered some of the poorest people in the state, and tend to live in mud huts, surviving off of $1 or $2 a day, unable to practice their traditional livelihood.
The Xavante village of Etenhiritipá consisted of a half circle of family huts made of palm leaves and sticks, set around an expanse of grass and dirt dotted with shade trees.
One of the targets of the protesters were small huts they had constructed in the park that were stocked with explosives and gas cylinders that exploded when hit, killing 11 people.
Officers armed with shields and helmets and driving cherry pickers to help them reach the huts in the branches moved into the forest and began disassembling the elevated platforms and roadblocks.
A large chunk of that raw opium would have passed through the labs housed in small mud huts along the border with Pakistan, where the plant matter is processed into heroin.
In Marwan, a village of thatched huts where many residents belong to one of the lowest rungs in India's caste system, some children have swollen stomachs – a common sign of malnutrition.
Serviced Huts feel similar to their Standard brethren, but are generally in high-traffic areas or above tree-line, where the Department of Conservation must supply fuel and upkeep costs skyrocket.
Neither too big nor too small, Cameron Hut's modest footprint couldn't compete with the 32-bunk, multiroom huts with flush toilets on the Rees-Dart Track in Mount Aspiring National Park.
In addition to those the government registered — those placed in squalid camps of dilapidated huts — there were an estimated two million who were not registered, including about one million in Saigon.
I later learned this was Supreme Master TV, the channel owned by Ching Hai, which broadcasts in most Loving Huts and on 71 cable and IPTV networks, according to its website.
Originally meant as an easy-to-navigate route for intrepid skiers, the DIY appeal of the huts soon expanded to bikers, who take over those same trails in the summer months.
They number in the many thousands and count among them the very rich and the very poor, from city dwellers who lived in luxury high-rises to farmers in adobe huts.
In her research in the Amazon basin of South America, she said she has found that in rural houses and huts, most of the bacteria are related to the surrounding environment.
In 2017, Trump reportedly complained that Nigerian immigrants coming to the United States would never "go back to their huts" in Africa, according to a New York Times report that year.
Three huts are placed at intervals along the trail, which cuts through Paparoa National Park, passing river gorges, up onto mountain ridges that overlook the sea and through dense primeval rainforests.
WAU, South Sudan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Below a painted scene of African mud huts and a crucified Christ, eight-year-old Juma lies on a blue metal bed, recovering from malaria.
At a shelter for trafficking victims in a village in West Bengal, the two sisters showed off sketches of huts surrounded by trees and a river - their way of remembering home.
They are adjacent to pieced-together huts made of wood frames and ragged sheets, where returning residents are camped out until they are allowed to move into the concrete structures. Gov.
As a result, many of the eight million people hit by the disaster continue to live in temporary shelters in tarpaulin tents or bamboo huts in villages and towns across country.
Shine also responded with a racist meme to defend Trump's infamous "shithole countries" comment, posting a side-by-side picture that purported to show ancient Rome compared to African huts today.
La Corona, the northern camp across from the fence line, had started small: a few huts of nylon or palm thatch, accessible only by a grueling hike through the sweltering jungle.
One of 220 children, most of whom died of malaria, he grew up on the shore of Lake Victoria in a remote village of mud huts without electricity or running water.
Yes, an active volcano is littered with ski trails on both sides (see above)—the Turoa, Whakapapa and Tukino ski fields and hiking huts go all the away up to the summit.
Fire officials said that a rocket ignited by revelers started a fire that spread rapidly, destroying about 1,000 shacks and huts in the capital's Tondo slum district and displacing several thousand families.
Rabbi Ari D. Weiss of Cornell Hillel tells Refinery29 that sukkahs are meant to mimic the huts or booths that the Israelites lived in while wandering in the desert (thus their impermanence).
When the huts were completed in July 22015, more than 20143 of the early LGBT arrivals, those who had spent two-plus months hiding out in the reception center, reluctantly moved in.
And the spots are nothing short of sublime — from a floating flock of huts in the Maldives, to a castle-like fortress in India, and even a secret garden staycation in Brazil.
The authorities conducted "area clearance operation" over the last two days, uncovering a tunnel, homemade weapons, huts, rations, utensils and other items used by the militants in the training, the newspaper said.
The biggest of the ghettos, 'Il Ghetto Rignano Garganico',a sprawling, shanty town of cardboard and wooden huts, is reached by a 50 km (30 miles) drive along pot-holed, country tracks.
When the hunger for humans exceeded the supply from war, the coastal warriors took greater risks, informing on one another and forging deeper into the forests to kidnap villagers from their huts.
All that remained of the buildings was splintered wood, we could see that there had been no equipment of any kind in the huts, anything that was previously there had been removed.
Four years earlier, LoraKim Joyner of One Earth Conservation, an American parrot-conservation group, had enlisted the residents of Mabita, which consists of a score of wooden huts, to patrol the forest.
"Our garden, our libraries, our huts... You can destroy all that but you cannot destroy our dreams," a tweet from the ‏movement said, showing a picture of the square being cleared out.
As the huts selling traditional sausages, mulled wine, gingerbread and Christmas gifts drew up their shutters, dozens of visitors walked along the aisles, stopping at a makeshift memorial to pay their respects.
As I pitched in with a lounge chair, or any item Mr. Goldman might have dropped, some members lumped me in with the dutiful workers serving the rows of wooden beach huts.
Just an hour's drive from Sandy, in another U.N. camp of mud huts, sits five-year-old Dekanmo, a refugee from Ethiopia whose family fled ethnic cleansing in the country's Gambella region.
The convoy plowed teetering right over the cardboard village, right over the Coke huts, crushing who knew what, rice bags or people, under the listing axles, and the convoy did not stop.
He must now explain Mr. Trump's insistence that people with similar origins should not be allowed to visit the United States because they would "never go back to their huts" in Africa.
With Britain's declaration of war on Germany in September 19503, he joined the Bletchley Park code breakers at the Government Code and Cypher School, working in makeshift huts clustered around a mansion.
Hotspots they call them, each one the same—makeshift bars with white plastic chairs, pumping music, overturned trucks, stacks of old tires, broken beer bottles, and every time those huts out back.
CreditCreditTristan Spinski for The New York Times Thousands of hikers head to the White Mountains of New Hampshire each year to stay in the high mountain huts of the Appalachian Mountain Club.
The newly opened Grand Junction-Moab trail, a 463-mile route linked by a network of backcountry huts, and accessible only two months a year, offers an almost irresistible challenge for bikers.
Many Agta continue to live in huts made of branches and dried leaves as semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers, diving for octopus and lobster, spearing reef fish, trapping wild boar and hunting deer.
During the day, the menstruating women work in the fields like everyone else, though they make sure not to come in contact with other villagers; at night, they go to the huts.
Three months later, he stepped into the mountains, where he would slip on narrow paths and scrabble up rockfaces, stopping at night in hiker huts to share meals and bedrooms with strangers.
The carriages gradually emptied out as the train looped around the city's northern reaches, past open fields, a golf course, a military base and palm huts where some of Yangon's poorest live.
"In the future, people will be discouraged from forcing women in their families to stay in huts during their periods," said Sharmila Karki, founder of charity Jagaran Nepal that works against chhaupadi.
Today, in the U.S., there are 85033,000 pharmacy locations — more than the number of Taco Bells, Kentucky Fried Chicken, McDonald's, Burger Kings, Pizza Huts, Wendy's, Domino's Pizzas and Dunkin Donuts locations combined.
The beach there is dismissed by the guidebooks and studded with huts owned by hotels, but having a quick al fresco swim between screenings is a treat you don't get at Sundance.
Modern homes are gradually replacing grass-thatched huts in the area, long one of the poorest in Kenya, as easier access to water spurs new businesses, in part by freeing women's time.
During the Jomon period, and prior to the introduction of rice farming, these weevils munched on stored acorns and chestnuts, which the ancient Japanese kept inside of storage huts known as pit houses.
The small concrete huts in which many refugees live break rules against building semi-permanent structures in their informal camps, something some Lebanese fear would lead to their lasting settlement in the country.
YANGON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Looking north from Myint Win's farm, across rice paddies and past bamboo huts, a massive new industrial development on the outskirts of Myanmar's biggest city gleams in the distance.
This is, after all, a man who is recently reported to have said that Haitian immigrants "all have AIDS" and Nigerians in the US would never "go back to their huts" in Africa.
My teammates seemed so thrilled to shop at the malls, to spend money, to eat the fast food at the many Burger Kings and Pizza Huts and KFCs littering the very Westernized city.
And there, over by the window in its familiar bracket on the wall, was the volume I had learned always to peruse when I arrived at one of these huts: The Intentions Book.
James Wrigley, 303, has held almost every huts-related job for the last 15 years, from hut croo member ("croo" is a derivative of the word "crew") to hut director, his current role.
If you have a group of eight to 12, book ahead to score one of the intimate bothies, semiprivate dining alcoves named after the unlocked huts that are common in the Scottish Highlands.
In the Al Kausar Nagar migrant camp in Jodhpur, huts made out of thin, wispy branches, like birds' nests, nestle in clusters, with quilts with vibrant Pakistani tribal designs hanging off their sides.
Most of the girls had access to soap and water during their time in the huts, which allowed for better menstrual hygiene, but they still faced a number of other threats and fears.
Set in what was once the Hôtel Lutetia pool, the store, which includes two pear-shaped wooden huts, sits under a sprawling glass roof and is encircled by Art Deco balconies and columns.

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