The route, almost continuous Z-bends on the edge of precipices, is one few drivers are willing to risk. |
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There are high precipices that are backed by the papyrus and ambatch swamps that form the delta of the Kagera River. |
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After exiting the rear of the cave, we sat palavering between precipices of glacial ice and a slope of rock and snow. |
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Often no more than a single lane, it coils around villages perched on precipices, past waterfalls and over ancient stone bridges. |
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Gallipoli resembled a huge sandpit full of precipices, endless ravines and impassable ridges covered in thick scrub. |
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Living on the edge of precipices, it will raise skeletons high into the sky, dash them onto the rocks, and then extract the marrow with its curved beak. |
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It's important to reach out to human beings with some humanity and compassion to help bring them back from those precipices. |
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A trough-shaped reservoir cut into a deep valley enclosed by steep wooden slopes and rock precipices. |
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Only so can you give direction to your ambition and avoid precipices and dead ends. |
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One can also find precipices, craters, black beaches and natural coves on this island. |
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Yet the Mars Global Surveyor mission in June 2000 took photographs of gully-like formations on several precipices and crater walls on Mars. |
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And finally, we practised mountaineering techniques to traverse jungle ravines and precipices under the tutelage of Vienneau and Robinson. |
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The land is very steep and in places it falls abruptly down to the sea, with sheer cliff faces and precipices. |
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It feels like an innocuous moment, it should be an innocuous moment, but such moments are like serrated precipices. |
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Climb higher to the highland plateaus and precipices of Tarn Shelf, where you can look over the expansive lakes in the valley below. |
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This side remains uninhabited and presents a bold front of overhanging cliffs and lofty precipices of majestic grandeur and beauty. |
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And what are the most threatening precipices in the listing process that need to be circumnavigated? |
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If the working area is adjacent to water bodies, slopes or precipices, the boundary wire should be supplemented with a fence or the like. |
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The precept is the direction of the true happiness as when you do trekking, you follow the arrows especially if the trail is steep, or in the mountain, dangerous with the precipices. |
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Since the Black Mountains were not subject to glaciation, their slopes are covered with soil to the top, except for rocky precipices, and are heavily wooded. |
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Arcadia is renown for its authenticity and ingenuity. The region is full of pine tree woods, steep precipices, hospitable mountain villages while the country side is idyllic. |
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The precipices have large breeding colonies of gannets and other seabirds. |
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On the right, facing southward, rises Graylock, all beshagged with forest, and with headlong precipices of rock appearing among the black pines. |
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A being whom I myself had formed, and endued with life, had met me at midnight among the precipices of an inaccessible mountain. |
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More baggage animals were lost in the confusion of the Barbarian attack, and they rolled off of the precipices to their deaths. |
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The wild precipices among which Don Josè and Escamillo are faced are symbolically recalled also in this case, without any pretension of realism, with two groups of three legs realized with Digital printing on DPM Fabric. |
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Amalfi is now one of the important tourist resorts in Italy, noted for its mild climate and splendid coastal scenery, with high precipices and a background of picturesque hillside houses. |
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Our first walk will be of about 21 km of distance. On the way we will observe glaciers of Padrayoc and Wayna Cachora, observing the pleasant variation of landscapes from precipices to snow-caped mountains. |
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Massive erosion over the years on the Ethiopian plateau has created one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world, with jagged mountain peaks, deep valleys and sharp precipices as deep as 1,500 metres. |
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Higher up near the clouds, on the giant precipices, we could see, here and there, a rough broken garment of moss, the growth, probably, of a thousand years. |
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This attractive growth path winds, however, through a Himalayan mountain of public debt between the bottomless precipices of the dollar and the euro. |
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Sites near rivers, in deep ravines or on precipices cannot be planted with commercial timber trees because they cannot be harvested or because the cost of harvesting is prohibitive. |
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Guidebook writers warn that it is easy to get lost in mist and that the cautious walker should beware of the presence of precipices to the north and west. |
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