The Semois Valley, by contrast, is a narrow floodplain famous for its winters and shaded on both sides by riverbanks under a blanket of perpetual mist.
Province of Antique, Municipality of Culasi, Barangay Alojipan, Guintungaban, by riverbanks, rock face, shaded by a lot of trees, ca. 60 m alt.
Outbreak studies have implicated, building of a hunting lodge, proximity to a construction site, raccoon hunting, exposure to a beaver lodge, and activities by riverbanks as sources of exposure.
Director General for Rural Development in Nigeria's Cross River State Eko Atu said that, because most of his region's population in clustered by riverbanks, a common practice is to defecate into the river – and then to use that same water for other purposes.
It is when we have circumnavigated one of these rapids that our motor becomes waterlogged, its chug replaced by a glug, and we stop by the riverbank while the boatman tries in vain to repair the engine.
Land ownership was affected by both riverbank erosion and inundation duration as reported by the respondents.
Horses nuzzled the rough cottonwoods by the riverbank.
Hu Huashen lived in Yonglaga, a village of about 200 people on the coveted level land by the riverbank.
The boys bunk off school and head down to the river to fish.One day, by the riverbank, they encounter the town's madman, Abulu.
