"alpine about" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is not clear what this phrase is intended to mean. It is possible that the speaker is trying to convey the idea of "rambling about" or "wandering around," but those phrases would be more commonly used. Example: "After hiking to the top of the mountain, we decided to alpine about and explore the surrounding glacial valleys."
He alpines about the philosophy of why privacy is important and why internet privacy is important and useful.
That is why many academics who have studied the Swiss health care system have pointed to this Alpine nation of about 7.5 million as a model that delivers much of what Washington is aiming to accomplish — without the contentious option of a government-run health insurance plan.
Permanent grassland occupies a large proportion of the European agricultural area including about 65% of the British, 67% of the Alpine and about 37% of Mediterranean and East European agricultural areas (Olesen & Bindi, 2002).
A mountain-ringed alpine lake about 193 square miles (500 square km) in area, it has among the world's greatest average depth and a maximum depth of about 1,640 feet (500 metres).
Structurally, the Greater Caucasus represents a great uplift at the margin of the Alpine downwarp about 25 million years ago and subsequently altered by fresh cycles of erosion and uplift.
In the neighbouring province of Como, a once great silk cluster has shrunk by almost half.Evidence of decline also scars valleys of the Alpine foothills about 50km west, in the wool cluster centred on Biella.
In Alpine, N.J., about five miles from Manhattan, real-estate investor Richard Kurtz paid $58 million to Henry Clay Frick II for his 10,000-square-foot English style mansion.
The Iron Age (c. 1000 15 cal BC) is represented by an initial decrease in find sites, caused by the Hallstatt climate depression before the emergence of a favourable climate for high alpine farming about 400 cal BC.
The offices of his firm, Atelier Peter Zumthor and Partners, are housed in a charmingly simple if overstuffed two-story wooden building in this tiny Swiss town, which rests on one side of an Alpine valley about 70 miles southeast of Zurich.
There are about 700 alpine pastures in the whole canton, which equals 1,689 km (approximately 24% of the total cantonal surface, i.e. highest proportion of alpine pastures of the country).
