Russian officials said 97 people died, including eight crew members, after the president's Tupolev plane clipped trees on its approach to Smolensk airport in thick fog.
In front is Granary Square, an open space comparable in size to Trafalgar Square, with fountains rising from its stone paving, clipped trees, and steps descending to the canal.
After they ejected, their abandoned jet clipped trees, skidded along the tarmac and slammed into the crowd at an airfield in Sknyliv.
In Hugo, Oklahoma, near the Red River, Charles Webb piled one of his dogs and one of his cats in the laundry room Monday and hunkered down as the storm came over his house, clipping trees and spinning up debris.
But look more closely, and you'll spot rascally middle-aged men in among those neatly clipped trees, some doing energetic pull-ups from the branches as others slap their fat, bare bellies with loud, self-mocking guffaws.
Last year there was the 370-yard drive at the 13th that clipped trees thinned by an ice storm, his ball coming to rest just 140 yards from the famous par-five's pin.
The island's aged population has dwindled to around fifty people who continue their day-to-day lives in this evocative and rather neglected place where clipped trees and well tended allotments stand next to abandoned homes.
There appeared to be little likelihood that Mr. Eisenhower's plane might clip the tree, the secret service is as overprotective as a brood hen.
Love, too, clips a tree branch.
Her next shot clipped a tree branch and fell into the right greenside bunker.
