Sentences with phrase «miles over the salt»

After flying hundreds of miles over the salt lakes and sand ridges of the Flinders Ranges, the sight of Parachilna, population 7, is hardly encouraging.

PRAIRIE HOTEL ANDANGORICHNA STATION, SOUTH AUSTRALIA After flying hundreds of miles over the salt lakes and sand ridges of the Flinders Ranges, the sight of Parachilna, population 7, is hardly encouraging.

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But with an airdrop, he added «almost 100 % of the source term -LSB-...] ends up on the land» — so a salted weapon blown up over a target would «be many, many orders of magnitude worse than the fallout produced by an underwater detonation» several miles from shore.

The massive salt dome that towers over flat marshland surrounded by the Bayou Petit Anse [13] in the heart of Louisianas Cajun country seven miles south of New Iberia was purchased by John C. Marsh (1789 - 1857) on or about 1818.

Once again the politico's fail to learn from past mistakes (the entire history of the sea is one mismanagement after another), ignoring no only the impact on bird life but the impending ecological disaster of exposing a 600 sq mile alkali bed to the high winds of the area (think of salt blowing all over those green golf courses in Palm Springs, only 30 miles away).

Passing slower cars and trucks only occasionally — and easily, with a six - five downshift — over the 130 miles between Ely and the Salt Lakes, I lean back and take in the panorama.