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• Rumpled peaks and bouldered beaks demand attention.
• The bouldered retaining walls were 25 feet thick and rose 44 feet in an inward-leaning slant.
• This implies that problems have the same grade on the V-scale on toprope as they would have when bouldered.
• The Gardner River's pocket water, bouldered pools and runs offer good dry fly and nymph fishing, especially in the late summer and fall.
• The school was sited amidst brachystegia woodland, a bird-watcher's paradise, and among the baboon and dassie inhabited granite bouldered kopjes that are so typical of Zimbabwe.
• Washouts plague the roads, making them rutted and bouldered; dense forests open unnaturally to grassy domes where trees have been clear-cut to extract coal; deep cuts in the mountains allow for water drainage.
• While the crusade continues, the Barbara Goldsmith Preservation Laboratory pursues its work deep in the library's basement, where bouldered walls reveal remnants of the reservoir that stood on the site more than a century ago.
• It may be climbed from the Refuge Nice in around two-and-a-half to three hours, initially northward along a narrow path towards the Lacs de Mont Clapier, then eastward along a cairned route ( no path visible ) across rough, bouldered ground.
• Most ascents make use of the protection offered by the bolts, usually preclipping the rope to them both, though after practicing the moves on a rope, the climb has been'bouldered'( " sans " rope ), first by Jason Kehl, on 7 November 2003.
• New York City boasts its own constellation of national parks-- all right, natural parks-- 48 preserves of emerald tidal marsh, bouldered shoreline, ancient woodlands, gurgling creeks and tranquil kettle ponds where ospreys dive from the sky to snatch unwary fish and shrews stow away for the day under rotting tree trunks.