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Mrs. Frankweiler said you could spot the tourists in the museum because they always focused on the highlights or famous artworks, missed the details, and moved quickly from one exhibit to another without taking the time to appreciate the beauty around them.
A place where tourists cease to move, ie stop. It could be a shop, restaurant, historical place, museum etc. etc.
You could try substituting basil with curry leaves.
When I worked as a librarian I cataloged the book as being for youth ages 8-12. It could be considered a mystery - the children are trying to discover the creator of a certain sculpture. It could also be considered adventure since the children have run away from home and are living in the museum.
Probably the western devolopment museum in Saskatoon or maybe the Mendel Rt gallery in Saskatoon another one could be the moose jaw tunnels in moose jaw
I have never seen statistics ranking tourist attractions in Spain. Certainly the Prado Museum in Madrid, La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, and the Alhambra in Granada are among the top cultural attractions. But if I had to gamble I would bet that there are more tourist dollars spent for vacations on the beaches than on the rest of the attractions combined. I could lose my shirt too.
Now, yes. A while ago, no one could enter or leave without the emperor's permission. Now it is a tourist spot...
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There are a plethora of tourist attractions in Winnipeg, Canada. Here are a few: Air Force Heritage Museum and Air Park, Birds Hill Provincial Park, Centennial Concert Hall and the Club Regent Casino. One could find more information on the Tourism Winnipeg website.
Some people freeze it, but I find frozen basil doesn't get used much because it tends to be something you always use fresh. You could make pesto of various types, and freeze that; there are other recipes containing significant amounts of basil which you could also make for the freezer. Or, you could simply give away what you can't use. Basil isn't cheap to buy in the grocery store, and many people would be glad of a bag of freshly-cut basil. You could ring your local church or other charity organization and ask them if they could use some for stalls at fairs, or to give to those who need it, and so on. It's quite possible they'll send someone to pick your extra basil if it isn't easy for you to deliver it.
Wo findet man das Museum (Where do I find the Museum) will do the job.====================================================Or you could just say:Wo ist das Museum? - Where is the museum?