Sentences with phrase «ravine called»

But perhaps the most singular aspect of Jujuy is its dramatic landscape: more than 20,000 square miles of salt deserts, untamed jungles and an endless maze of multicolored rocky mountains rising up to 16,000 feet, threaded by a scenic ravine called Quebrada de Humahuaca — a onetime Inca trade route leading north to Bolivia, now a Unesco World Heritage site.

With a terrain described as dramatic — «more than 20,000 square miles of salt deserts, untamed jungles and an endless maze of multicolored rocky mountains rising up to 16,000 feet, threaded by a scenic ravine called Quebrada de Humahuaca — a onetime Inca trade route leading north to Bolivia, now a Unesco World Heritage site» — perhaps portenos could not find a way inside its depths.

He was horrified by the sinkholes encased in sulfur and other precipitated minerals, the huge cracks in now - abandoned Highway 61 near town, the thick fumes rising from a ravine called Death Valley, and the sulfur - laden trees around the ravine.

not chernobyl looking ravine they call a pitch

Not exact matches

Not that it mattered, for there were no latches to keep them out and nobody within calling distance except Uncle Potty on the other side of the jhora ravine, who would be drunk on the floor by this hour, lying still but feeling himself pitch about — «Don't mind me, love,» he always told Sai after a drinking bout, opening one eye like an owl, «I'll just lie down right here and take a little rest --» They had come through the forest on foot, in leather jackets from the Kathmandu black market, khaki pants, bandanas — universal guerilla fashion.

It's called the «ravine bench» because people don't know about the ravine.

But because her 5,000 - square - foot ravine - lot home is not currently listed on the Multiple Listing Service, she has received few calls.