Meanings of lovely walk in English

I met Mr. Steell in the park and we had a lovely walk.

I had a lovely walk along the riverbank last week.

And we had a lovely walk by the cliffs afterward.

I had a really lovely walk around the old Telegraph Station just out of town.

Walk in a nutshell A lovely walk through the Unesco world heritage site of the Ironbridge Gorge.

It's a lovely walk all year round and a great way to see local history and people alike.

What a lovely walk we've taken!

This is a lovely walk.

They strolled along Seventh Avenue to the Park, entered and followed the lovely walk, quiet and green and odorous, to the Mall.

My brother-in-law took me over to Edenhall, a lovely walk from Penrith, and we found both Sir George and Lady Musgrave at home.

April 2, 1852.-Whata lovely walk!

A long, lovely walk over that quiet high-road, where three-and-twenty years ago, another Sir Victor Catheron had ridden away forever from the wife he loved.

She seemed to tread upon air as they roamed about the lovely walks.

There are lovely walks, echoing with busy woodpeckers, along the lake.

It's also been lovely walking around and looking at the snow in the trees.

We have such lovely walks every day with Miss Melville.