I once lived in a village in Germany that lay
at the foot of a mountain covered in deep forest.
Not exact matches
the south - bound expedition had cleared that vast plain
of floating ice which flows down from the great
mountains of the interior and
covers the southern part
of Ross Sea throughout an area above 20,000 square miles with an ice sheet approximately 800
feet in thickness, and had begun to climb the heights which form the mountainous embayment
at the head
of Ross Sea.
Walk
at the
foot of massive snow
covered mountains, near glaciers, and visit traditional Andean villages.
The steady growth
of LPO has Gabe Acevedo fed up, and his guest post
at Above The Law sounds a grim warning: «the practice
of discovery in American law is not just on a slippery slope, it's careening down a steep
mountain covered in ten
feet of solid ice.