Sentences with phrase «rock ledges as»

Follow the rock ledge as it leads up, and more of the map will be visible.

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NSF has already taken action on some of the more straightforward concerns expressed by Augustine's panel, such as constructing an improved pier and a floating dock at Palmer Station to allow research and supply ships to avoid an underwater rock ledge and improved health conditions in the stations.

The cliffs and rocks ledges also give snow leopards protection as they merge very well into colors of rock with their beautiful camouflage fur color and rosettes.

normally convince minivan drivers to turn back, but Fred plowed the Jeep Renegade over rocks and ledges, rolling boulders the length of the undercarriage as we descended.

The whole Trails» network that connects the Incan City of Machu Picchu and other archaeological compounds has a construction design in strict harmony with the natural surroundings and landscape, as great stretches of the trails are ledges, at the edge of deep abysses, surrounded by exuberant vegetation, with stairs carved in live rock.

Near - shore ledges such as Black Rock and Five Caves provide lively night dives.

Or we walked along rock ledges that lined the shore, occasionally spooking big, scarlet - red crabs that went clicking across the rocks as they scurried away.

There are two sets of ledges, one that gets to about 40 ft, to swim by and check out as well as several rocks to meander around.

The arm can also be stretched upward, allowing the player to pull themselves up ledges, grab levers, pull items down to them, or pull handles to cause events such as rocks falling on enemies.

This year we will be showing intaglios by Peggy Bacon, Will Barnet, Reginald Marsh, and Angelo Pinto, as well as black - line woodcuts by Anne Ryan, Edmond Casarella's tour - de-force relief print, Rock Ledge, Judith Shahn's Mexico City Street Scene panorama, and a 1955 drawing by Franz Kline, Thorpe (referring to the Native American Olympian Jim Thorpe).

It was originally referred to as Rock Ledge; the two - word name persisted through the 19th century.