However, don't pitch under trees; the grass can be poor because it's sheltered from rain – it can also be dangerous to pitch under a tree in a thunderstorm.
The site was chosen because it was sheltered from the wind, had good exposure to the sun and predictable snowfall.
The date is well remembered because it was "Shelter's" final night before closing for good.
"There's lot of waterfront, and it's sheltered because it's on the Chesapeake Bay, not the ocean, so for boaters it's easy.
Though some businesspeople say tourism will withstand the downturn because it has been sheltered by restrictions on foreign investment, others believe it is all the more insecure because Croatia's central bank, traumatized by the hyperinflation of the war years, has rigidly pegged the local currency, the kuna, to the euro, even as other currencies in the region have plummeted.
Lower rainfalls occur on the opposite flank because it is partially sheltered from the oceanic influence (for example, rainfall at Ekona is 1,800 mm/year) (Fraser et al. 1998).
Because the east coast is sheltered, the sea is calmer than elsewhere and picture-postcard blue, with golden sand beaches, particularly around Paralimni and up towards Famagusta.
If you don't feel that in your bones, it is because you have been sheltered from it literally by location or economics or because you wall out the images and reports coming in from other places".
It was easier to photograph the bodies at Tishreen because they were sheltered from the sunlight, in the morgue or, when that was full up, in the corridors.
Nuclear spins are robust because they are sheltered in the heart of an atom.
"I don't know that you need to give up sovereignty to coordinate border efforts," he said, adding that the only reason Canadians can live as they do is because they are sheltered by the might of the United States.
