Did you really see Paris without strolling along the Champs-Élysées?
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The couple, both wearing caps, are seen strolling along Piccadilly, holding hands.
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Strolling along, I watched groups enjoying the offshore breeze, taking selfies or fishing.
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Dreaming of strolling along the wide avenues in Paris or eating pastas in Rome?
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PARIS (Reuters) - Strolling along elegant boulevards is one of the pleasures of visiting Paris.
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"It's like we're strolling along the waterfront in Lima," she said, and they both laughed.
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Take your time strolling along on a sunny day for some fresh air and exercise.
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"What?!" asked a woman strolling along the lane who identified herself only as Ms. Yang.
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If I look out my window, I see a peaceful lagoon, people strolling along the waterfront.
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"That's the main reason I'm here," he said one afternoon while strolling along the South Rim.
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He doesn't do it when they are shopping in the market or strolling along the sidewalk.
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I dreamed of strolling along the Seine, having intense conversations with moody young Frenchmen named Pierre.
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This year, for the first time, foreign police officers can also be seen strolling along it.
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I Was Misinformed I was assaulted the other evening when I was strolling along the High Line.
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"I didn't bring any repellent," said Sophie Bahgeri, a 25-year-old Australian strolling along the beach.
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The beach is also a draw, whether for swimming, sunning, or strolling along the paved walking path.
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Young couples strolling along the beach in bathing suits slalomed through the swarm of tense men, looking perplexed.
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Water-resistant works for getting caught in the rain and strolling along the beach, classic romantic travel things.
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A Finnish couple discovered a rare sighting of thousands of egg-shaped ice balls while strolling along the beach.
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Dear Diary: I was strolling along the Central Park bridle path near the reservoir on a beautiful Saturday afternoon.
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Imagine strolling along what's usually a calm street and turning around to see over a dozen horses running towards you.
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"It was a lovely day for strolling along the seashore," he wrote, reeling the reader in with a cheerful opening.
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A construction worker strolling along the frame of the MetLife building, 58 stories above the streets of New York. Aug.
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Lopez and Rodriguez were also spotted strolling along the Ile Saint Louis near the Notre Dame cathedral, indulging in some ice cream.
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Chinese state media showed pictures of Kim smiling in an outdoors meeting with Xi, and the two leaders strolling along a waterfront.
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New York police Commissioner James O'Neill described the men as "strolling" along the street and seeming "incredulous" when they took the bag.
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Mr. Tarango also navigates public transit mostly by memory and the use of his cane, even while strolling along narrow train platforms.
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Many of these bars, cafes and restaurants were crowded on a recent weeknight with couples strolling along teeming sidewalks decked with Christmas lights.
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Soon the group was seen strolling along a palace hallway, the Queen introducing the President to her ladies-in-waiting and personal secretary.
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A complimentary water taxi connects guests to the heart of Newport for strolling along the Cliff Walk or touring the town's historic mansions.
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Imagine taking an evening dive and seeing a fish casually strolling along the ocean floor ... on what looks like a pair of legs.
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First stop, Paris, where the couple was snapped strolling along the river, holding hands, eating ice cream, and visiting the Louvre museum together.
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The pair were strolling along London Bridge and were struck by the attackers' vehicle and thrown into the Thames, according to the BBC.
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While strolling along the docks of the Isère River, I was surprised to find a Canadian restaurant, serving dishes from my country of origin.
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Later, only a 15-minute drive away, I was dipping my feet in the sea, strolling along the popular (and overbuilt) Seven-Mile Beach.
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Spend your days strolling along the Boardwalk, kayaking or paddleboarding on Lady Bird Lake, or snapping group shots with colorful mural backdrops on an art walk.
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In 2015 Philip Mullaly was strolling along a beach in Victoria, Australia, when he spotted what looked like a shining serrated blade stuck in a boulder.
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Why merely stretch your legs strolling along Lake Lugano's picturesque tree-shaded promenade when you can get a real workout pedaling yourself out on the water?
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One day in 1843, for instance, the Irish mathematician William Rowan Hamilton was strolling along the Royal Canal in Dublin when he had a sudden insight.
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In her latest Instagram post from Tuesday, the star, 39, took a momentary break from strolling along the beach to snap a quick shot of herself seaside.
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The birds were spotted strolling along a part of Interstate 76 about a mile from the zoo after they left the zoo, according to CNN affiliate WPVI.
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A Boston turkey was strolling along the sidewalk when it decided to pay a visit to the local T-Mobile store and leave a nice small poop surprise.
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Residents called the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (DNR) after spotting the gator strolling along the streets and "greeting" elementary school students at a nearby bus stop.
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The video was filmed during Ciara's pregnancy and shows her and her Seattle Seahawks quarterback husband strolling along the beach and playfully swinging as the waves roll in.
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"They randomly fired at the people sitting near the beach before entering the restaurant," said witness Ahmed Nur, who was strolling along on the shoreline when the attack happened.
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But strolling along the quay at Kastellorizo on Tuesday, patting a few toddlers and listening to their parents' gripes about island life, Mr. Tsipras appeared to have other ideas.
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But strolling along Teverskaya Street, one of the main thoroughfares leading to Red Square, any such concerns were the last thing on the mind of soccer fans like Pierre Louvat.
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In the early 1920s, movie stars like Lillian Gish and Lionel Barrymore could be spotted strolling along Mamaroneck Avenue when they were not on set, shooting a scene with D.W. Griffith.
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Here's Rita Ora and her musician boyfriend, Andrew Watt, strolling along a beach in Italy -- and while she might be there for the sun and fun ... he'll just have the toes. Grazie!
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Just beyond, you might spot a crowd of teenagers playing volleyball on the sunlit lawn, or couples strolling along the river to watch motorboats — and sometimes a wee sightseeing schooner — drift by.
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Jeff Stolowitz spent last Saturday morning strolling along the shore of Daytona Beach, Florida, picking up trash that was probably left behind by frat bros raging their faces off during spring break.
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Two years ago, while strolling along a sidewalk with kids from Juan Frío, a town just 25 minutes from Colombia's border with Venezuela, rapper and activist Jorge Botello was almost killed by paramilitaries.
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The visit was caught on camera by Gary Rogers, a neighbor in the area, who was out walking his dog when he saw the giant reptile casually strolling along in the front yard.
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"There's no specific narrative, except that everyone's triumphs and glories is someone else's laments and shamefulness," the project's creator, the South African artist William Kentridge, explained one recent afternoon while strolling along the Tiber.
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Thirteen people were killed on Thursday afternoon when a van driven by a suspected Islamist militant mounted a pedestrian walkway running down Las Ramblas avenue in central Barcelona, mowing down crowds strolling along the boulevard.
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Earlier this year, several members of the VHP threatened couples strolling along a riverfront in the Indian state of Gujarat on Valentine's Day with wooden sticks while shouting nationalist slogans — they were arrested by police.
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From touring the Colosseum hand-in-hand to strolling along the beach with Hiddleston's mother and celebrating the Fourth of July with Swift's squad, the pair's fast-track romance was picture perfect – until it wasn't.
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"Last year we were taken by surprise and unprepared for the influx," said Kos mayor Yorgos Kyritsis at the ITB, where his island has a booth displaying videos of smiling tourists strolling along sunny beaches.
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Life is strolling along the Chicago Riverwalk near the Trump Tower and happening to run into a sculpture that says "Real Fake" which doesn't have anything to do with Chicago Mayor (and Obama ally) Rahm Emanuel.
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Before the game, Rockies starter Tyler Anderson and catcher Dustin Garneau were strolling along the left-field line and headed to the team's dugout from the bullpen just as Kershaw was about to go into his windup.
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While leafing through her mother's and grandmother's photo albums, she yearned for experiences her generation never had: walking through the streets of Tehran in colorful skirts instead of compulsory veils; strolling along the Caspian Sea coast in bikinis.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A Saudi woman has been arrested for a video that was widely shared online which showed her strolling along an empty street wearing a skirt and crop top, Saudi state TV channel Ekhbariya reported on Tuesday.
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The grove itself is free, but the best way to see the attraction is strolling along the OCBC Skyway, which sits 72 feet in the air and connects the vertical gardens; the entry fee is $5 per person.
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The trio pre-taped their buzzed-about 2019 MTV VMAs performance from the famed Stone Pony stage in Asbury Park, New Jersey — all to the shock of the lucky fans who were strolling along the boardwalk on Sunday night.
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Bindi Lee Porth was strolling along Cable Beach, as many-a tourist lapped up the setting sun over the Indian Ocean, when she literally stumbled across the giantic footprint — the kind some palaeontologists will search for their whole lives to discover.
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Visitors can take a break from the merchandise and street food by strolling along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, just outside the store and extending for several miles, although it is broken up here and there by development or lack thereof.
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She also made a point of walking between sites when she could, so she wasn't rushed and also saw things she wouldn't have otherwise encountered—like the time she left early for dinner and wound up strolling along the Tiber River in Rome.
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None of the nine people arrested or shot dead by police are believed to be the driver who sped into Las Ramblas, leaving a trail of dead and injured among the crowds of tourists and local residents strolling along the Barcelona boulevard.
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They rented a small house on Garnet Avenue, and it took only a few days of watching the electric Duffy boats on the harbor and strolling along the shops on Marine Avenue, Balboa Island's main drag, for Ms. Maly to make up her mind.
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As in other cities, suburban growth was already hurting downtown retailers in Des Moines, and that move, along with an extensive public skyway system, further diminished the number of shoppers strolling along the corridor and led to the eventual closing of Younkers and other stores.
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CANTON, Ohio — Ray Lewis, the last of the seven members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 19743 on hand to be enshrined, eschewed notes and the lectern as he delivered his induction speech, instead strolling along the stage and passionately urging his listeners to come together.
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Located in Isla Mujeres, a quaint island about a 230-minute ferry from Cancun, the giant, sea-shell shaped property with private pool is divided into two separate conches, with one bedroom and bath per conch, and it's a popular island attraction for those strolling along the beach.
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The capital of Ohio, one of the fastest growing cities in the United States, lives largely in the future tense: There's a palpable energy when walking through yuppie-centric Short North, drinking with strangers around a bonfire in the still-bohemian Olde Towne East, or strolling along the new riverfront.
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Strolling along the dusty streets between low-slung colorful buildings with cactus wood doors, everything one wants to buy, drink and eat is available, including the ever-popular La Frenchuteria bakery — whose authentic French bread is claimed by many as some of Chile's best despite the bakery's extreme remoteness from, well, everywhere.
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But Hillary Clinton won his district by 10 points in November, making it terrain that could turn competitive if centrist voters recoil from the G.O.P. That would mean a fleece-clad insurrection from the type of voters strolling along Lake Street in Wayzata or dropping off their dogs at the Lulu and Luigi grooming parlor, as Jackie Carley did with Tiny Bubbles and Viggo, two of her rescues.
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Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, Strolling along the Seashore, 1909 (Sorolla Museum) A wooded area is an ideal locale for an evening stroll. Strolling on a bridge.
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The statue is often visited by walkers strolling along the city wall. As it is said to be a fortunate thing to touch the stone figure's iron nose. This custom is particularly popular with lovers.
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Ashfield then runs back up to the top of the building where she purposely drops her shoe in front of an unsuspecting Matt Helders, strolling along in a T-shirt with the words 'Bang, Bang' on it, a recording company for the Arctic Monkeys, implying the events to be repeated cyclically.
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Located next to the Singapore River, it is not uncommon to see tourists strolling along the pavements of the Kim Seng Road. As it is of close proximity to the chillout bars at colonial houses located in Tiong Bahru and the Great World, visitors can also experience a taste of Singapore's heritage at those century- old temples.
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The Porter Brook itself supports many more species, including the territories of dippers in its higher reaches. Grey wagtails frequently feed on insects just above the brook all along its length and are usually first glimpsed as a flash of bright canary yellow when strolling along those paths of Endcliffe Park that follow the course of the Brook.
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The primary industry of Skippack village is tourism. During the week and on weekends the streets of Skippack are crowded with local residents and tourists visiting the many unique shops and restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, or just strolling along the village sidewalks. The town also offers year-round events and free concerts. A community theater, Playcrafters of Skippack, features productions year round.
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A Great Egret strolling along a glassy Lake Tasitolu In addition to the salt lake, the habitat is characterized as grassland, savanna woodland, and tropical dry forest. There are stands of both mangrove and eucalyptus. Every year, hundreds of water birds from Russia arrive during the winter. Many native birds also live here, as well as fifteen restricted-range species.
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A music video to accompany the release of "Too Good to Lose" was first released onto Ferguson's Vevo on 1 February 2012 at a total length of three minutes and thirty-one seconds. The video shows Ferguson strolling along Venice Beach, California wearing a red dress and features many bright and unique characters which implies all that is good cannot be lost.
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The duo won the Swedish part of the Eurovision in 1973. (ABBA was number 3 with "Ring Ring". Clabbe was also a program leader and later worked on ABBA's tours. Among the hits they scored in their native country are "No, No, No" (1965), "Love Was on Your Mind", "Poetry in Motion", "Alex Is the Man" (1966), "I'm Thinking of You" (1965), "Strolling Along", and "Runaway" (1968).
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It is a large (24-hectare) garden with 1,400 varieties of plants from all over India. The amateur nature lover can marvel at different varieties of bamboo like the Chinese Bamboo, Golden Bamboo, Beer Bottle Bamboo, etc. and enjoy strolling along the beautiful walkways each lined with different species of tree. Visitors can also pick up cactus plants and enjoy a picnic at the picnic spot in the garden.
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Mrs Olive Briggs is a flashy middle-aged widow who lives in Midbourne. After Miss Baxter, she is the second person (following Ernest Woolcott) to show an interest in volunteering for FOMPA. She has fond memories of Midbourne Pier, such as strolling along the pier with a glass of sarsaparilla, or eating tea and cake. She is quite friendly to everyone she meets, and enjoys a bit of gossip.
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After discovering that Lee has been attacked in a similar manner to Norton, Smith concludes that Bellingham has brought the mummy to life and is sending it to attack people whom he dislikes. Smith confronts Bellingham angrily about the attack on Lee, but Bellingham denies any involvement. The following evening, Smith is pursued by the mummy while strolling along a dark country path. Fleeing in terror, he narrowly escapes the creature.
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Cramond causeway pylons in Edinburgh in the evening light with a walker strolling along the causeway. View of Cramond Causeway looking towards Cramond Cramond developed slowly over the centuries, with Cramond Kirk being founded in 1656. After a brief period spent as an industrial village in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, by the late 19th century it became a desirable suburb of Edinburgh, which it remains to this day.
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López, Cano Rubén. 2002. "Cuando la música cuenta. Narratividad y análisis musical en una canción del siglo XVII"; Actas del V y VI Congresos de la SIbE- Sociedad de Etnomusicología, Barcelona: SIbE; pp. 191-210. López, Cano Rubén. 2002. “From Rhetoric Musical Figures to Cognitive Types: An Italian Lamento Strolling along the Streets of Madrid”; Paper presented at 9th International Doctoral and Postdoctoral Seminar on Musical Semiotics University of Helsinki, November 13–17, 2002.
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The painting is considered a high point of Dutch Japonisme. In April 2005, Rokin with the Nieuwezijdskapel, Amsterdam realized €415,200 at Christie's, Amsterdam. Gezicht op Keizersgracht hoek Reguliersgrach (An Elegant Lady Strolling Along a Canal in Amsterdam) realized €760,250 at an October 2007 Christie's Amsterdam sale. The scene is a noted beauty spot in Amsterdam and the palette rather brighter than Breitner's norm, although still muted by comparison with his French counterparts.
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A favorite destination for canoeists and kayakers, Blackwater River offers opportunities for a variety of outdoor recreation. The river is one of the purest sand-bottom rivers in the nation, making this park a popular place for swimming, fishing, camping, and paddling. Shaded campsites are just a short walk from the river, and visitors can enjoy a picnic at a pavilion overlooking the river. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy strolling along trails through undisturbed natural communities.
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Although he quickly brings things back to nanotechnology by pointing out that sufficiently advanced nanotechnology will be like having a virtual world, since "utility fog" will appear to be entirely absent and then instantly morph into functional physical shapes. Kurzweil broaches the topic of sex in futuristic times, reminding us that every new technology "adopts sexual themes". Kurzweil envisions virtual sex, sexbots, and as well as more chaste activities like strolling along a "virtual Cancún beach".
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Gelato recipes were perfected and new ways of eating it were invented. The usual steel cups used for serving it at tables were joined by wafer cones for eating it while strolling along. The three most important brands in Turin were Cecchi, Fiorio and Pepino. Then there were those who didn't have a shop yet and toured the city on a bicycle cart, such as Teofilo Sanson, who sold the gelato his close friend Gabriello provided him with.
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As a three-year- old, As Indicated won the Sly Fox Stakes in the winter. In April, he competed in the grade two Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct at a mile. As Indicated saved ground under jockey C. V. Bisono, circled the field midway around the far turn, and overtook leaders Itaka and Strolling Along down the stretch to win by two lengths. Late in the spring, As Indicated had a minor injury that kept him out of the Triple Crown races in 1993.
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Although it is not used for passengers, it does serve as advertising for the railroad to passing cars and pedestrians strolling along the lake. Although FGLK would like to put this car into service, it does need a lot of work, including replacing many of the windows in the car. The three grey coaches are referred to by the staff collectively as "The Greys". In 2009, ceiling fans were installed in all of the coaches in order to better circulate the air.
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The series Little Britain had the character Emily Howard strolling along the promenade. Other brief appearances were made in the television series Agatha Christie's Marple, The Two Ronnies, French and Saunders and Foyle's War. A sequence of sketches that appear in each episode of Bang, Bang, It's Reeves and Mortimer, was shot in the old Jo Pip's / Cunninghams theatre venue on Seaside Road, which has since been developed into flats. The 1993 BBC drama series Westbeach was filmed on location in Eastbourne and surrounding areas.
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He and Krishna went to the Yamuna and bathed and drank the clear water. There, a lovely girl was strolling along the river bank. Krishna who saw her and asked Arjuna to meet her to know who she was. When Arjuna inquired, the girl told him that she was Kalindi, the daughter of Surya, and that she was living in a house constructed by her father in the river where she has been was performing austerities with intent to have Vishnu as her husband and would remain there, until she finds him.
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The book opens with a short description about how the author's parents had met at Bayil Prison in the suburbs of Baku. Essad Bey's father was described as a young Azerbaijani oil entrepreneur and his mother, an imprisoned Bolshevik revolutionary. As the story goes, Essad Bey's father just happened to be strolling along in the shade of the prison on a hot sunny afternoon when he chanced upon a woman looking out from between the bars of the prison. At first sight, he determined to take her home to be his wife.
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A new church was begun in the 1930s dedicated to St Dimitrianos. In his 1936 book Historic Cyprus the British colonial officer Rupert Gunnis thought the new church was so badly constructed it 'may well fall down', a prediction that came true twenty years later.Rupert Gunnis, Historic Cyprus (London: Methuen 1936) 163 In his book Strolling around Cyprus: Larnaka, City and District, Giorgos Karouzis wrote: 'While strolling along Anafotia, one mainly gets to see cultivated expanses of land. In particular, the village produces citrus fruit, watermelons, melons, tomatoes and cucumbers.
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Popular activities during warmer weather include swimming, fishing, and strolling along the numerous walking trails. About east of Bellingham the Mount Baker Ski Area holds the world record for the greatest amount of snowfall in one season (winter 1998–1999). During most years the depth of accumulated snow exceeds . South of the city of Bellingham Chuckanut Drive (Washington State Route 11) has cliffside views of the sea, the San Juan Islands and the Olympic Mountains, the hills and forests of the Chuckanut mountains, and several small bays along the edge of the Salish Sea.
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A Broadway producer Bill (John Payne) and his actress-wife Julie (Maureen O'Hara) are unable to have children. While strolling along the seashore, Julie finds an imaginative orphaned girl nicknamed Hitty (Connie Marshall) and decides to adopt her, a plan that Bill agrees to while distracted by work on his latest playscript. Shortly afterward, Julie dies of a heart attack, leaving Hitty in the care of the sullen Bill, who can't seem to connect with the girl. Guided and comforted by a ghostly vision of Julie, Hitty looks after Bill while he struggles to cope with Julie's death.
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Mountain trail around Liyu Lake Visitor Center at the Liyu Lake Pedal boats, Liyu Lake Liyu Lake After the development of the lake into a scenic spot, the lake becomes the site of various recreational activities, such as light boat sailing, water sports, etc. It has single lane bicycle path around 5 km encircling the lake and footpaths for strolling along the shore. The Chinan National Forest Recreation Area () and Mukumugi () surrounding the lake displays the old logging trains and the logging displays and aboriginal culture respectively. Every year in April, thousand of fireflies flash above the lake.
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Towkay Chung Thye Phin, last Kapitan China of Penang and Perak, was responsible for two exceptional pieces of architecture. The first was the fabled Chung Thye Phin Mansion where Gurney Drive meets Northam Road (No 2 Kelawai Road). People walking through the building found themselves strolling along subterranean passageways and chambers, gazing up at a clear glass dining room ceiling revealing live fish or marvelling at the art deco interiors of its rooms. After the death of its owner, the mansion was sold and turned into a hotel (The Shanghai Hotel) famous for its local music and "joget" dances.
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Clover, the mistreated beagle in West Virginia who inspired Naylor to write Shiloh In a 1992 interview about Shiloh, Naylor said: "Like a patchwork quilt, a novel is made up of things that have happened to me and things I have heard or read about, all mixed up with imaginings." Naylor's characters are frequently based on herself and her two sons. She penned the novel following an excursion with her husband, Rex, to visit their friends, Frank and Trudy Madden, in West Virginia. Naylor and Rex were strolling along a river when they discovered a dog in the grass following them.
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In his later years, MacBride lived in his mother's home, Roebuck House, that served as a meeting place for many years for Irish nationalists, as well as in the Parisian arrondissement where he grew up with his mother, and enjoyed strolling along boyhood paths. While strolling through the Centre Pompidou Museum in 1979, and happening upon an exhibit for Amnesty International, he whispered to a colleague "Amnesty, you know, was one of my children." Seán MacBride died in Dublin on 15 January 1988, eleven days before his 84th birthday. He is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery in a grave with his mother, and wife who died in 1976.
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There are no broad sandy beaches in Türkbükü, but there is a semi-circular boardwalk dense with shops, restaurants, bars and docks for sunbathing in the day and dining in the evening. The protected harbor is a refuge for yachts and allows for swimming in swimming pool like conditions in the morning before the afternoon breeze comes in. In the high tourist season, Turkish pop-stars, models and professional athletes can be sighted at the posh bars and restaurants or strolling along the boardwalk, justifying the popular labeling of Türkbükü as the Saint-Tropez of TurkeyThe St.-Tropez of Turkey via NY Times, August 20, 2006.
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In Noisy-le-Grand in the suburbs of Paris, strolling along the river Marne has been forbidden "until further notice" On 11 March, the government named 11 prominent scientists to a committee to advise on scientific matters pertaining to the epidemic in France."Le consensus, c'est Pétain" : le professeur Raoult s'en prend au Conseil scientifique et à sa gestion du Covid-19 30 April 2020 France Info. Retrieved 30 April 2020 On 17 March 2020, the Direction générale de la Santé (DGS) asked Santé publique France to buy urgently 1,1 million of FFP2 masks. On 12 March, Emmanuel Macron announced in a televised address that all schools and universities across the country would be closed.
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The birth of Allentown's extensive park system officially began with West Park in Allentown's, West End. Designed with funding from Harry Trexler, the park was laid out by Philadelphia landscape architect J. Franklin Meehan. Completed in 1908, the park is a sanctuary for urban dwellers. Visitors can relax when strolling along the walkways, cool off by the fountain, or enjoy the sights and sounds of numerous birds. “In 1924, under the direction of General Trexler as the first president of the (Allentown) City Planning Commission, the city’s 24 acres of park land began to multiply.” In 1931 General Trexler donated thirty-one and a half acres of his trout hatchery property, which eventually formed part of Allentown's Little Lehigh Parkway.
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"Hegel is completely dependent on Hölderlin—on his early efforts to grasp speculatively the course of human life and the unity of its conflicts, on the vividness with which Hölderlin's friends made his insight fully convincing, and also certainly on the integrity with which Hölderlin sought to use that insight to preserve his own inwardly torn life." Dieter Henrich, The Course of Remembrance and Other Essays on Hölderlin, Ed. Eckart Förster (Stanford: Stanford University, 1997) p. 139."Indeed, the Pietistic Horizon extended for generations up to and including the time when Hegel, together with his friends Hölderlin and Schelling, spent quiet hours strolling along the banks of the Neckar receiving the theological education they would eventually challenge and transform through the grand tradition now known as German Idealism." Alan Olson, Hegel and the Spirit.
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" In any event, Speck helped popularize the potato chip, first as a cook at Moon's and then in his own place. Cary Moon, owner of Moon’s Lake House, later rushed to claim credit for the invention, and began mass-producing the chips, first served in paper cones, then packaged in boxes. They became wildly popular: "It was at Moon’s that Clio first tasted the famous Saratoga chips, said to have originated there, and it was she who first scandalized spa society by strolling along Broadway and about the paddock at the race track crunching the crisp circlets out of a paper sack as though they were candy or peanuts. She made it the fashion, and soon you saw all Saratoga dipping into cornucopias filled with golden-brown paper-thin potatoes; a gathered crowd was likely to create a sound like a scuffling through dried autumn leaves.
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The London Gazette, 11 June 1915, 5644. Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, 20 March 1940, 8. He was in Dublin with the 5th Royal Dublin Fusiliers during the 1916 Easter Rising.Sporting Times, 02 October 1926, 3 During the war, Hammond invented a form of camouflage and illustrated military magazines.Bobbi Owen, Scenic Design on Broadway: Designers and Their Credits, 1915-1990, (New York: Greenwood Press, 1991), 71. A number of his obituaries referred to him as ‘a pioneer of camouflage.’Birmingham Daily Post, 20 March 1940, 10, Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer, 20 March 1940. He was attached to the camouflage section of the army shortly after the outbreak of World War II.Variety, 25 October 1939, 12) Hammond was noted in London social circles for his height of over 6 ft 2in and his breadth. The Western Gazette described Hammond as an artist whose appearance belied his profession, “You will often see him, broad of shoulder and brawny of arm, strolling along Fleet Street, with his ‘sailor’s gait’ looking for all the world like a prize fighter – a naval welterweight.”The Western Gazette, June 3, 1927, 13.
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