"I was out there one day," Kohler said, "when a north-to-south gale was whistling along the cliffs and the whitecaps were breaking on the shoreline.
Ms. Wheelock spoke calmly, but she had to project her voice to be heard over the sounds of the seagulls above and the waves breaking at the shoreline, perhaps 10 feet from the yoga class.
The shoreline there is broken sharply by the low, hilly Cheleken and Türkmenbashi peninsulas.
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On the outer sea, the rough and wild Praia do Le?is Noronha's most secluded piece of protected shoreline, 1,640 feet of paradise broken only by the occasional green sea turtle nesting spot.
On the outer sea, the rough and wild Praia do Leao is Noronha's most secluded piece of protected shoreline, 1,640 feet of paradise broken only by the occasional green sea turtle nesting spot.
The helicopter was largely broken up by repeated contact with the rocky shoreline.
The reef which runs the length of the coast, although broken in places, is an important factor in protecting the shoreline from rough seas, and the closer it is to the beach, the easier it is to get to see the coral and the kaleidoscopic array of fish and sea creatures.
There followed long stretches of grey cliffs and barren snow-patched hills, sullen and dreary under a cold July sky, and broken only occasionally by clusters of colorful huts on the shoreline and distant flocks of seabirds.
One primitive approach broke shoots and removed them by hand (several shoots were held tight and broken below the waterline as the bases were kicked) along shorelines of five fresh water ponds (Smith 2005).
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