bathing hut

I remember, for instance, how we often undressed in the same bathing hut.

"The Bathing Huts," published 15 years later, is much more successful.

Bathing jetties and bathing huts were common along the coast.

When bathing huts were being built in Westward Ho!

Far down by the bathing huts, their outlines dancing slightly in the heat haze, were three men in dark clothes.

Bathing huts, a steam engine, cavalry on manoeuvre and beached fishing boats: it must have been lovely.

In 1902 there were 170 bathing huts set up in the water, alongside each other across the beach-front as its popularity boomed during the turn of that century.

A stable and a bathing hut were erected, and the villa was redesigned in 1920 by architect Arnstein Arneberg.

The wind was still distinctly nippy, wrack littered the beaches, the strong light rendered cruelly explicit the shabbiness of the sea-front shelters and bathing huts, but what the hell!

At the Wells end of the beach, there are beach huts, a very English idea, which evolved from the bathing huts which rolled into the sea to preserve Victorian ladies' modesty.

In order to insure their comfort and privacy, Sergeant Krebitz and a few men from Gruppe Drei built a bathing hut for the girls right in the creek.

In the bathing hut, weary trekkers and hunters can hang up their clothes, and, in the morning, sit and watch a thick mist of steam roll off the trickling stream into the surrounding forest.

When Crowley decides to confiscate and demolish Ambrose's pier and Barrington's bathing huts (under compulsory purchase) to further his own business interests, she resigns from the council and informs Ambrose.

Route 2 from Quebec southward to Montreal could be one of the most beautiful roads in the world if it weren't for the clutter of villas and bathing huts that have mushroomed along it since the war.

The new railway companies like the 'Glasgow to Garnkirk' were already beginning to spread a web of track and sleepers from the city to the mines and forges, beaches and bathing huts of the West.

CANNIBALS IN SICILY and THE BATHING HUTS.

Seen before the tourist come in the Summer, the lake at Heviz looks like a backdrop for the first act of "Madama Butterfly," with old fashioned bathing huts with pointed roofs on stilts in the blue water, which is covered with pink and white water lilies.