| Describing the feeling of what it is like to scale a craggy wall with ease, Kirsty likened the experience to a Zen state. |
| From there, the eye glances to the craggy ramparts of Edinburgh Castle, perched in the distance. |
| A weather-worn face, as craggy as the surrounding hills, grins out from beneath a grizzled beard. |
| The painting depicts a calm, cerulean blue crater lake, ringed by craggy rock that flickers from lavender to cream, ocher to gray. |
| It is an area dense with the thick woods and craggy terrain of a largely virgin Arctic rain forest. |
| Peck's craggy good looks, grace and measured speech contributed to his screen image as the decent, courageous man of action. |
