beach hut

When she brought the bill, he said, "We could run away together and live in a beach hut."

Also, the beach huts will have been taken down for the low season.

It seemed that the rule about a beach hut was still true.

Look for the picture of a beach hut and palm tree above the door.

There were a few wooden beach huts down by the shoreline.

The beauty of beach hut life is the way it reduces everything to its simplest terms.

In this way beach hut life transforms poverty into something glorious.

A beach hut had recently sold for twenty grand.

Standing on the sand is a beach hut built like a mini-mosque.

Like the beach hut, the shed occupies a special place in the British imagination.

The next morning the police come with bulldozers to tear down the illegal beach hut where they live.

Many homes are essentially beach huts and lack basic amenities.

It is a seaside town and has beach huts.

On my own would I be looking at a beach hut or a room at a guesthouse?

The little Picasso painting of a beach hut packs a tremendous punch, by the way.

And then there's the view - this beach hut gives new meaning to the idea of a private beach.

Treat yourself and stay in a "luxury" beach hut.

But it has a glorious beach and interesting beach huts.

The shore is lined by a promenade with several hundred beach huts.

Vernon had moved to the town only a few months before, and had no feelings about the beach huts.

The western end is more sandy and has facilities such as a cafe and beach huts.

The south coast is fringed by tropical islands, with barely a beach hut in sight.

The north end of the beach has 55 beach huts, some of which are believed to be 100 years old.

There doesn't seem to have been an official beach hut count so no one knows exactly how many are dotted along the British coast.

Numerous beach huts were constructed along the Tokyo Bay coast.