Only large trucks can cross the bumpy roads leaving the mountains.
Seated onstage throughout the event, the Young People's Chorus of New York City rose at last for the encore: a bumpy but spirited "Climb Every Mountain," with Ms. Fleming, Mr. Legend, Ms. Fabricius and Mr. Lang's piano stars in the making.
Back then the village, linked to the capital, Damascus, only by a long and bumpy bus ride over the mountains, was almost entirely Christian, a vestige of an older and more diverse Middle East that existed before the arrival of Islam.
I received the complete traveler's experience, including unfriendly rat visitors at night, to being squished in the backseat of a rundown Toyota sedan with four other locals and bags of cabbages during a bumpy one-hour drive down a mountain.
Others arrived by motorcycle after a bumpy ride up and down the mountain roads.
But there were arms embargoes, and trade is not easy in mountains and forests, using bumpy airstrips where aircraft can be smashed to bits if they are not first shot from the sky.
In this town of stone walls and bumpy roads, he can climb nearby mountains, jog unnoticed and, one can imagine, read by candlelight amid the piles of books said to dominate his house.
First-person footage of a mountain biker cycling around a bumpy track plays on a TV screen in front of her.
If you'll ride mostly on paths look for... Rugged-tread 700c tires: Road tires are thin and smooth, while mountain ones are fat and bumpy -- you want something that's in between the two.
By Suzanna Dayne WEST PAPUA, Indonesia, 28 November 2008 – It is before dawn as a UNICEF outreach team departs on a bumpy six-hour drive up a steep mountain road to the remote village of Imbenti.
