When my turn comes, I submerge into the aquamarine world and examine my paddle blades above my head.
There was a period, a few years back, when she toyed with leaving our small garden to the foxes, who had taken up happy residence, but since claiming it back, she can often be found kneeling on the lawn come spring, arms submerged in soil.
It is impossible to ruin this music — one would have to submerge "Come Together" under an ocean of tubas to subdue its cryptic badassery.
Some underwater logs were sunk or otherwise lost during log drives on rivers, but the majority came from forests submerged during the building of dams.
Before I moved to New York, I came [to Submerge] to meet Mike [Banks] and [hip-hop artist] Invincible, to talk about doing a festival in France where Detroit techno and Detroit hip-hop were meant to share a stage.
His left shoe came off and was submerged.
There is a well-documented account of a near-successful attempt to take a human: the Antarctic photographer Ponting was filming a group of them, when they submerged and came up together under the ice-block he was on, which broke up and left him vulnerable.
"Ninety-nine percent of everything that comes out of [a submerged] forest goes into established markets [at normal market prices]." At the same time, flooded forests can also contain some premium wood, he adds.
The impetus to submerge comes when I glance to the left, and realise that the steps from the men's side of the bathing house are within view.
As the floodwaters that had swamped his neighborhood came close to submerging him, he grabbed his two kids, ages 12 and 10, and swam toward another house, clambered up to the third floor, jumped between roofs and climbed down a wall to safety across the street.
