Sentences with phrase «move along the coast»

Hundreds of thousands of dolphins, sharks, whales and seabirds follow the impressive body of sardines as they move along the coast.

Expect to kayak about 4 hours per day, including floating rest stops, moving along the coast to a new campsite each night.

Not exact matches

For utilities like Florida Power & Light, the electricity utility that serves about half of the state's 20 million residents along the southern coasts and has 90 percent of its customers within 20 miles of the coast, putting power lines underground increases risks of flood damage, so the move would only trade one hazard for another.

While they've relocated, they moved to California together 60 years ago and were the only two teams on the West Coast until the Angels, A's and Padres came along in the 60s.

Defoe has played the majority of his career in London, along with isolated spells on the south coast with Portsmouth and Bournemouth so it's unlikely he would look to move too far away from the UK capital.

The researchers discovered that when the storms hit, most of the fish rapidly left the Hudson River and New York Harbor, moving south along the coast.

Goddard thinks that at least some will stick around, and even move further north during the strong El Niño, which drives powerful northward currents along the coast.

By early 2015 the warm «blob» had moved toward shore and spread all along the West Coast.

The colonies began their journey in Florida and moved up the East Coast, providing pollination services for different crops along the way.

Groups moving along the Pacific coast may have done so much more slowly than has been assumed.

That's because a current of cold ocean water moves from north to south along the West Coast, cooling the coastal Pacific and removing the threat of hurricanes, which form only when low pressure systems siphon off the energy from warm ocean water.

«Humans appeared to move quite quickly along the coasts,» says McNiven.

A small fishing boat moves along the jetty as it travels the channel into Coos Bay on the southern Oregon coast.

Observations of SN 2006gy with optical telescopes have determined that the bulk of supernova's debris is moving outward at around 15 million kilometers (or 9.3 million miles) per hour (kph or mph) into a circumstellar nebula or «cloud» of hydrogen gas that is coasting along at a leisurely 700,000 kph (or 430,000 mph).

Do nt let my location full you, im a midwest laid back guy looking to move to either coast for beach fun and warmer weather eventually, looking for someone special to tale along for the ride, if you like laid back music, reading and beach fun, look me up, peace, love and aloha!

And then along comes Suge Knight, like a seductive devilish Uncle Phil, to lure 2Pac to the West Coast powerhouse Death Row Records and then quash his plans to move on.

Route 82 runs along the coast, and traffic doesn't move much slower than it does on the interstate, which is important, because I'm in a hurry to get to our destination, New Orleans.

One day in the middle of October 1987, a baby - blue Honda Civic with Alaska license plates, a battered relic of the seventies, sped along the Oregon Coast Highway, moving south on the headlands.

As the wife of a Coast Guard helicopter pilot, she moved around the country and worked in many veterinary clinics, as well as volunteering in a variety of animal shelters along the way.

Highlights along the way include the famous multi-coloured cliffs known as the Coloured Sands, and Carlo Sandlblow, a massive slow - moving sand dune that towers over Rainbow Beach and is one of the largest piles of wind - blown sand on the Queensland coast.

So amazingly popular that it has had to move out of its namesake town, the Castroville Artichoke Food & Wine Festival is a long - time favourite along the Central Coast.

The super fun Forbidden Coast and Molokini excursion stars you as one of only 24 passengers zipping along the surface of the ocean on an awesome, fast moving raft!

Northeast: The winter rains move south along the Pacific coast and don't make it to Mexicali very often.

In the afternoon we move south along the coast to Maroochydore then Brisbane.

After breeding, flocks move north along both coasts.

Georgia Aquarium conducts field operations based at Georgia Aquarium's Conservation Field Station to study how populations of manta rays are moving along the Atlantic Coast.

Moving south along the western coast is Sandbore Reef.

Other cloud sitting almost stationary on Dangriga with a line of cloud moving northwards along the coast.

Not long after to moving to Portland a decade ago, I planned a vacation that involved sightseeing along the entire Oregon Coast.

And in South Africa, it really doesn't get any better than hanging out with some new - found surf buddies for a braai (a traditional South African BBQ), talking story and planning your next move along the country's beautiful coast.

In summer, the party moves to the coast, with bars and clubs opening along the waterfront, and all kinds of fun events from kite - flying festivals to water sports tournaments.

So amazingly popular that it has had to move out of its namesake town, the Castroville Artichoke Food & Wine Festival is a longtime favourite along the Central Coast.

The best places for snorkeling on Gili Meno can be found all the way along the north coast and the southern end of the west coast (starting at Diana's café and moving down).

However, it is possible to enjoy scuba diving in West Papua all year round since several boats leave the islands of Raja Ampat and move east along the north coast of Papua into Cenderawasih Bay.

Examples include racing along Germany's autobahn highway, navigating quickly moving streams in Belgium and even racing through the Ferrari World Formula Rossa roller coasting at the Abu Dhabi GP.

Other predecessors — Sam Francis, Ed Moses, and Nathan Oliveira, along with Diebenkorn — are associated with the West Coast, where Baribeau grew up on a farm and attended college before moving to New York.

But arts - led developments are deep - rooted along this stretch of coast: in Margate, where the kernel for the Turner Contemporary gallery can be traced right back to 1994; in Folkestone, where the Creative Foundation, led by entrepreneur Roger De Haan, was taking hold at the turn of the millennium; and across many smaller coastal towns and villages, from Broadstairs to Dungeness, where artists have settled because of the quality of the light, following the late Derek Jarman, who moved there in the mid-1980s.

In his series Aegean / Archipelago, British children's book designer and artist Jamie Jonathan Ball documents his recent move from London to Stockholm with a number of large - scale personal paintings of friends and shared memories of his first summer spent in Scandinavia, as well as along the Aegean Coast.

However, my pedantic side obliges me to point out that the Gulf Stream is a predominantly wind - driven western boundary current that moves up from the Gulf of Mexico along the US coast to Cape Hatteras, at which point it heads off into the central Atlantic (see also this letter by Carl Wunsch).

The Northern Sea Route along that coast has always been a busy passageway for coastal shipping — and is slowly becoming more of a global route for products moving between Europe and Asia (including Icelandic whale meat; more on that later today).

If a storm of similar intensity had veered east (Unlike Katrina for example) and moved east along our Gulf coast, pushing a storm surge ahead of it and into the corner of the Apalachee Bay as this one did into the Gulf of Martaban, we would also see extraordinary devastation — even though our coast is not quite as low, and even though the Burma coast forms a funnel (like the Bay of Fundy) unlike Apalachee Bay.

This calls to mind a move many years ago to stop using salt during the winter along the coast of Lake Michigan because the lake had become 30 % more salty then when they first started using it.

We also expect to move the vessel along the coast to other sites in the region such as Cape Jules, Port Martin and perhaps the French station of Dumont D'Urville.

There is still some chance for an upward move in Nino1 +2 in the coming few weeks, but since Nino1 +2 has already dropped by a considerable amount, even some rise, or pause in the decrease, will not translate to implications for important rainfall activity along the South American coast — at least not in the coming few weeks.

The system would be portable (to be deployed anywhere along the Gulf Coast or East Coast), and would be capable of being moved into place and «constructed» (essentially filled with water) in 2 - 4 days.

From there, that mass of warm Pacific surface water splits and moves north and south along the coasts of Asia and Australia towards the Poles.

For example, the Gulf Stream moves huge amounts of warm water from the tropics up along the east coast of North America and across to northern Europe.

The hires make Morgan Lewis one of the largest law firms in the US by headcount, a move which the firm said gives it «a dominant presence along the East and West coasts of the United States».

From there they can make landfall along the Mississippi coast, where they do the most damage, before moving further inland as they become tropical storms before eventually dying out.

If I ever move back to Wakulla County or anywhere close along the Forgotten Coast, I know who my first call will be.