Sentences with phrase «lake bed every day»
«There is no lake at Camp Green Lake,» where Stanley and his fellow campers (imagine the cast from your favorite prison movie, kid version) must dig one five - by - five hole in the dry lake bed every day, ostensibly building character but actually aiding the sicko warden in her search for buried treasure.
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To meet it, seven hunters near Carroll, Iowa bought a 20 - acre tract along the Raccoon River, removed 1,200 trees, hired a bulldozer for 12 days to clean out stumps and dig a lake bed, then dug wells to fill their lake.
Okin, a wind erosion expert, tells me he got caught in one such storm just the other day on a dry lake bed.
We would just roast out here all day in the 110 - degree desert heat, staring across the expanse of dried - up lake bed without seeing any sign of the «dust devils» (video)-- mini-tornadoes — that the scientists and arrays of instruments stood ready to record.
There, in the searing summer heat, the detainees build character by digging holes in a dried up lake bed, day after day after day.
The short bed decidedly limits usefulness if you have oversize objects to carry (e.g. motorcycles or surfboards), but it's still plenty big for a family weekend at the lake or a day trip to the beach.
The South Lake Animal League will observe National Homeless Animals Day from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Aug. 21 at The Mulberry Inn bed and breakfast in Clermont.
In the days following the hike, I swam with one of my group members at Lake Atitlan and had another sleep in my guest bed.
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The day I dread the most every season has arrived, so tomorrow I will begin the task of putting our «weekend retreat,» our «place at the lake,» our «summer passion,» our sailboat, to bed -LSB-...]