There was a cottage on the side of the hill.

Big tents going back up

She has a cottage by the sea.

Tents will not do.

All our tents have been washed away!

They pitched their tents on the beach.

This cottage reminds me of the one I was born in.

Tents at the Refugee Camp (Photo by Nang Nyi)

Tents in front of Tunisian state television network.

It took us half an hour to set up the tent.

We set up our tents before dark.

This cottage reminds me of the one I was born in.

Tents

We pitched our tents before it got dark.

Tents set up on the street in front of the Parliament building in Podgorica.

Well, and in the regional center one can buy an entire cottage for that amount.

Members of hundreds of tribes have erected tents in Change Square in Sanaa.

I wanted to buy my neighbor's cottage, but it had already been sold when I got there.

But putting tents in a public park?

Children play on an improvised swing next to their tent in Katsikas.

The tourists camped in the meadow, unpacked their sleeping bags, and inflated their air beds.

It was like a children's story cottage, threatening and enchanting at the same time, the garden full of secrets.

Every morning, again, after getting out of that tent your brain is completely wiped out.

Man stands in front of his tent, located 3 km from the main square in Skopje.

Place tents in some of the remaining squares, under some conditions

Their hopes are in your Friday evening, your mountain, your tents and beaches.

No tents were touched until 1 45 a.m., the police said, giving the protesters time to gather their belongings.

A fear many harbour is a clash between pro and anti Morsi demonstrators, violence and bloodshed.

A boy carries a piece of wood for a fire near the tent where he's living, 20 kilometers from Idomeni.

There has also been a lot of visual creativity, with protesters creating posters, painting helmets, tents, etc.

The tents didn't look like they would survive a heavy rain, let alone the harsh winter ahead.

Congress remains a big tent party, committed to preserving India s pluralism and conscious of the multiple identities and interests of India s many peoples.

The protests continued, however, and participants set up tents on the street and in the park across from the parliament building in Podgorica.

A group of illegally camping people, including the two Bulgarians, was detained by the police in Sithonia in the morning of August 1.

EsraD Turkish Red crescent sending 1162 tents, 1000 heaters, 4250 blankets, 500 supply kits deprem Van earthquake

This is nothing compared to what we had a few days ago, a volunteer named George tells me. There were tents everywhere!

Hussein, a 74 year old grandfather from Iran whose son lives in London, gestures to the over flowing portable toilets and weather exposed tents.

The Sahrawi refugee camps are mainly scattered tents and mud houses that stretch out in the vast Sahara desert in western Algeria.

In the spring of 1978, some of the group's men erected tents on the chosen hilltop, and in August 1978, a total of forty families came to live in the settlement.

Money goes directly into buying supplies for arriving refugees, and that is usually food, water, rescue blankets, fleece jackets, tents, a lot of socks, baby food and children's underwear.

The first tented settlement we visited was in the middle of nowhere, with a tank the only water source for all the families living in the tents scattered around it.

We can't leave our tents on the beach where they are now. If we do, they'll be under water during high tide.

He also told that the officials stayed overnight in specially deployed military camp with stoves, while the survivors are to sleep in semi demolished houses...

The storm was so fierce that we had to lay, fully dressed, fully equipped, laid out on the tent floor to stop the tent from blowing off the mountain.

Flimsy multi coloured tents and make shift tarpaulin shelters are clustered into various encampments on the outskirts of Calais, comparative permanence signalled by attempts made to create a sense of home and relative normalcy.