outdoor person

I have to admit I'm not an outdoor person at heart.

Her skin was the deeply tanned shade of an outdoor person.

Like one pair would be that you're an indoor person and I'm an outdoor person.

After her husband's death, she worked for eight years at American Express and realized she was an outdoor person.

He was an outdoor person.

Ms. van Amringe, who describes herself as a "three-month-a-year outdoor person," has yet to spend a night in the house.

The Governor is undertaking the effort "because she's an outdoor person and loves to talk to people," Mr. Golden said.

Harlech herself is an outdoor person, a passionate and fearless horsewoman, describing riding as "my therapy - being brave."

He retired in 2002 citing the fact that he was an outdoor person and the desire to retire early enough to "get a life while he still has one".

But unlike many other people in Seattle, Ms. Bennett is not, by her own description, "an outdoor person" and will not be using it to find her way through the wilderness.

"It's amazing how comfortable I felt, maybe because everything was so professional and it was a natural environment. . . . I'm not a voluptuous bedroom bunny, I'm an outdoor person."

I'm a big outdoor person and I am really keen to squeeze a couple of short hikes / treks and whale watching in Vancouver island, skiing at Whistler, Banff and of course.