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By day, she combed the shore for hours on end, lost in a new world, enchanted by each creature.
He combed the shore of Prospect Park Lake with his sons, Jamel, 9, and Jiovanni, 3, and a red cart carrying fishing rods and a boom box to play Bob Marley.
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So when I heard that there were people combing the shores of the Thames and finding the refuse of Londoners going back to the Romans and even earlier, I reached for my Wellingtons.
More specifically that August morning, my family and I were hiking in the suburbs of Sydney on a 7.5-mile route between Spit Bridge in Mosman and the beach town Manly, combing the north shore of Sydney Harbour, a natural asset celebrated by everyone from Capt.
During an 18-day biodiversity blitz, they explored every niche to inventory the local biota, fossicking among the mangroves, combing the sandy shores, and diving the warm waters of the Dampier archipelago, a 35-kilometer-long island cluster in Australia's northwest corner that easily matches the diversity of the Great Barrier Reef.
The salty coastline is rich with amber, torn from the Baltic Sea floor and dredged up by "amber fishers" who comb the shore with large nets.
Other team members combed the intertidal zone of the islands to survey life in rock pools and living on the shore.
Forensic specialists combed the forest.
But it is hard to feel that way, he said, on the shore at night, while combing the surf with a net to capture the little creatures of the darkness.
Comb the lots.
Comb the bangs down.
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