The practice of attaching the other end of the line to a rod, at first probably a stick or tree branch, made it possible to fish from the bank or shore and even to reach over vegetation bordering the water.
A small crew did go to Venice to take wide shots of the buildings that bordered the water but did not have walkways as they did in Trogir.
After dinner we climb over the dunes on to a stretch of deserted white sand bordering the sound, the water of the lagoon warm to the touch and lapping our feet.
Trailing Justin Leonard by one stroke as he played the famous par-3 17th at the T.P.C. of Sawgrass, Mattiace hit his ball into the water bordering the island green, and things only got worse.
Hikers will be on the lookout for the shorebirds, waterfowl and harbor seals that inhabit the salt marshes, mudflats and open waters bordering the road (631) 537-1400.
Separately, these are huge accomplishments, but when the Cook Islands — the only country with waters bordering the other three — joined the party, the largest contiguous shark sanctuary in the world was created.
Loosely bordered by the waters of the Kill Van Kull and Richmond Terrace to the north, Westervelt Avenue to the east, Castleton Avenue to the south and a zigzag of old avenues that lead down to Snug Harbor, New Brighton is a five-minute drive from the Staten Island Ferry.
It was unsurprising that boundary surveyors in the mid-nineteenth century had turned to rivers, in awe and envy, to deliver their borders: the waters were more powerful than the governments that recruited them, and the demands placed on boundaries were light.
To the left of the hotel is a walkway that borders the water.
Most starters, sandwiches, salads and entrees are nautically inclined, appropriate in a town that borders the water.
