Sentences with phrase «fallen tree trunks»

Performing tricks off of fallen tree trunks is just plain fun.

My favourite holiday memory is going to St. Jacobs Christmas Market (near Waterloo, ON) where we can cut a piece of wood off a fallen tree trunk with your loved ones and tattoo imprint it with a hot rod as a Christmas decoration!

There's a section where Lara has to cross a ravine via a fallen tree trunk — the sequence requires slow and careful balance controls via the analogue stick, but there's a moment she slips and almost falls, and it happens whatever you do.

In the gardens, people stumble over clumps of hardened goo and marvel at what looks like a storm - ravaged fallen tree trunk, but turns out to be pair of giant legs and a headless torso.

Zyk, Abakanowicz's colossal cudgel of a sculpture, is defined by the implied violence of its battering ram / unlit - torch form, which works in tandem with the raw and rugged natural materials of a felled tree trunk, steel and burlap.

The fallen tree trunk is much larger than it looks, and the Honor View 10 took longer to focus on it than the OnePlus 5T.

Not exact matches

In the hills above this chestnut tree and in the woods behind my house lie dead trunks, decades old — some of them more than three - quarters of a century fallen.

Every fall we used it to cover the tree trunks in prep for the Winter.

In Joggins, a forlorn town on the Bay of Fundy, entire trunks of fossilized trees — indeed, whole cemeteries of stony forests — emerge from the bluffs and fall in pieces to the beach below.

They found that 86 % of selenopid spiders directed their falls toward nearby tree trunks, rather than simply plummeting to the ground.

The coconut tree is a large palm, growing up to 30 meters tall with leaves measuring 4 to 6 meters long, which break away cleanly leaving the trunk smooth when they fall.

Apart from the opening scene, which incorporates special effects to help create a massive dry dock that serves as a prison (the prisoners hauling a ship into it with lines as thick as tree trunks), and a few brief establishing shots, which include dramatic rises and falls of the camera through space and time as each new stage of the story begins, Les Misérables keeps us in close — sometimes very close — proximity to the actors.

Well, perhaps the tree is just like them, immortal and unable to fall to harm, but no evidence of this exists, and in fact, the Tucks were able to «damage» the tree by carving a large «T» into its trunk without much effort.

She was crouched tensely against a tree trunk beneath some fallen branches, her little face and body tight with stress and panic.

In nature, cats scratch a variety of surfaces and angles such as tree trunks, tree roots, and tree branches (on the tree or fallen).

You can see the floating swimming pool, access is by walking along a fallen palm tree trunk.

Krokatsis has taken a section of a Black Poplar tree, felled in the park by a storm in 2014 and cast the trunk in polished aluminium.

For the event, the artist has populated the gallery with felled, cast - iron tree trunks, nearly sixteen feet in length, and a series of iron root sculptures set against the backdrop of a new wallpaper installation.

Ironically, it is these burning fir trees that pose the only real fire threat to their sequoia symbionts, the burning trunk of a fir leaning up against the sequoia can lead to exactly the type of fire hollowing damage that we observe and that ultimately makes it possible for a dead sequoia to fall over at all, otherwise they might remain standing dead for a thousand years [not much good even for the squirrels].

Can you imagine the difficulty in farming land with fallen trees, and with some trunks still extending to the heavens blocking sunlight?

A second thing to notice is that when one of the larger «grandfather» trees dies, and eventually falls, is that the deadfall, which for all of the world resembles a train wreck with sections of trunk the size of railcars stretching for hundreds of feet across the forest floor, can persist in this slowly decaying state for hundreds of years.