"We didn't know if this was the beginning of an attack, or the end of one," Cliff said.
The site of the duelling grounds — about a hundred feet south of the end of the cliff, by Mr. Fleckenstein's estimation — takes some effort to visualize.
From the caravan that crashed over the end of a cliff to being forced to eat a raw mussel, my holidays have always been eventful.
David Healy, a stock analyst at Burnham Securities, said that "unless the rest of the economy goes off the end of a cliff, the inventory recession in the auto business is over".
But then we stepped out of the car, walked through the red sand to the end of the cliff, and looked down at the ocean, teeming with sharks and rays and dolphins, and the trip — to the end of the peninsula, and to the west coast in general — suddenly seemed overwhelmingly worthwhile.
I learned that a rare plant, Penstemon gibbensii, grew high on the west end of the cliff among exquisite cushion plants and fossil coral, one of those natural rock gardens, although only ankle high, that make hiking the Rockies such a feast of beauty.
No word yet on whether the distinctly furrow-browed Craig iteration of 007 will pull on a yellow jump suit and ski-jump off the end of a cliff before floating down to earth with a Union Jack parachute - but given this is 2015, we're guessing probably not.
When Kevin Liau gives directions to his house, an updated four-bedroom 1960 ranch at the northernmost end of Englewood Cliffs, he tells friends it is one of the smallest on his block.
These are actually part of the upper Lot's Wife beds (although the Camp Butte beds are well exposed lower in the section further north in badlands exposed at the north end of the cliffs; Figure S1).
Mr. Baucus participated on Wednesday in a secret dinner on the end-of-year "fiscal cliff" that included Democratic Senate leaders like Charles E. Schumer of New York and Richard J. Durbin of Illinois.
