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• Another road leads coastwards from Easter Aberdour.
• There is a walking track coastwards along the northern side of the river from SH 1.
• In July 1877, Pettigrew went with James Sim Tertius to the Cooloola Railway and surveyed the coastward extension.
• Like so many other rivers in the Langkloof, these modest streams head inland for a considerable distance, before joining larger watercourses and gradually turning coastward.
• But after weeks of rain, the Everglades seem to have spread coastward into the condominiums and subdivisions, and the fan-powered boats are plying new waters as they pluck stranded people from their flooded homes.
• A working agreement with the NBR was confirmed, and construction of the 2.97 mile line began in July, from a junction at Burnmouth, running parallel to the main line for half a mile before turning coastward.
• Despite normally mild winters resulting from the onshore flow over the North Pacific Current, occasional arrivals of cold arctic outflows ( sinking cold continental air that flows down though the Fraser Valley coastward ) in winter can sometimes last a week or more.
• During the 19th century, significant changes to the village, especially the centre, occurred, as a result of work on the Howth Road by the Telford Engineering Company; prior to this, the road entered the village at the bottom of the central hill, turning sharply coastwards at the top of Main Street.
• On the first Sunday of May, 1859, following a petition to the rector and the issue of a licence by the Archbishop of Dublin, services for the coastwards part of the parish were begun in a cottage in the grounds of a house called Seafield in Stillorgan, local families contributing 30 pounds for fitting of a room, and 30 towards an attending curate's salary.
• To the east or coastward side, these include, from north to south, the Green Mountains of Vermont; the Taconic Mountains of Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut; the Reading Prong ( which includes the New York New Jersey Highlands, known variously as the Hudson Highlands, Schunemunk Mountain, and Ramapo Mountains, among other names and sections ); and Piedmont region of southeast Pennsylvania.