For now, the program relies on a cluster of wood-shingled, barn-like buildings.
Even the bigger amounts are easily obtained in well-known spots like the Ilyas Goth shantytown, a tight cluster of wood and concrete shacks.
Near the bucket was a cluster of wood shavings, almost certainly made when the palisade stakes were sharpened; I could make out the scrape marks on the stakes themselves.
At the start of Ms. Troxler's "Shergotty," a percussion trio, Ms. Godbole and Mr. Di Bartolo evoked volleys of bird song on antiphonal clusters of wood blocks, as Mr. Trigg bowed overtone-rich drones at a marimba's low end.
Over the course of five hours, we found more than 20 varieties, including several clusters of wood ears; firm, fist-sized puffballs; colonies of vivid orange and yellow cup fungi; and a lone six-inch Agaricus silvicola, a large edible mushroom that smells almondish.
Super-fires could destroy hundreds of city blocks filled with dense clusters of wood-frame homes and apartments.
The Little Palace of the Grisha is "like something carved from an enchanted forest, a cluster of dark wood walls and golden domes"; a place "covered in intricate carvings of birds and flowers, twisting vines and magical beasts".
And smack in the middle of the show, bristling like a cactus garden, is a cluster of carved-wood Thai phalluses.
Just outside its shadow is Minghella's redundant film set, a cluster of pastel wood facades and billboards advising, "Get Wise, Condomise".
Robin, the photographer, and I stroll off from the village square with the rest of the early evening throng, following the half-frozen stream, past the little open-air ice rink on its banks and the cluster of venerable wood-clad hotels, to the base of the main lift, where a few skiers are toasting their day's exploits in a couple of bars.
