Many experts argue that the force contemplated by the United Nations is far too small, considering the sheer size and terrain of Congo -- a decomposed nation of thick jungle, poor communications and ghost tracks that once were roads.
Forty Years in a Moorland Parish is a charming shambles, a brimming, tottering archive of the mythologies and terrain of the Cleveland moors – a place that came to represent for Atkinson not only liberation, but the promise of eternity.
Choose a destination in another part of the world and, keeping the culture, climate and terrain of this place in mind, design a blueprint for a small town that recreates your "home away from home".
Mountain bike: There is a men's and women's event - it's a straightforward race with riders doing their best to negotiate the twists, turns and rocky terrain of a challenging course.
Inclement in the Country For all the slush, slosh and slick icy terrain of a rural winter, Outdoors Plus More has a great boot supply, including a number of muck boots for men and women.
It was amazing in that no one had ever guessed war could be like this: with a band of exhausted and maddened soldiers going this way and that across the terrain of a spectacular tropic island as if to say, well, war is loud and bitter, but it will pass.
Admittedly not much for speechmaking and on the unfamiliar terrain of a college campus, he was nonetheless a hit as guest speaker Thursday at Emory's Class Day, a prelude to commencement exercises Monday.
These green care farms have many characteristics of small scale living, meaning that a small group of residents live together in a home-like and non-institutional 'house' on the terrain of a farm.
It's just the terrain of a science career.
Instead of saving time, golfers now spend hours running around finding sprinkler heads, calculating distances, inferring the effects of wind and terrain and doing a host of complex mathematical computations, all just to select a club.
