The lack of security lining the streets came as a surprise, as was being able to travel freely from the boundaries of strictly supervised tour groups.
I took so much inspiration from the boundaries being pushed, the maverick quality of much of the music, and the excitement of a movement taking hold.
Not surprisingly, places close to plate boundaries are beset by earthquakes, while those far from the boundaries are not earthquake-prone.
Unlike in California, seismic activity on the East Coast is usually shallow and well away from the boundaries where tectonic plates collide.
In 1979 the modern outport of Puerto Marítimo, with complete dock and customs facilities, was opened 6 miles (10 km) downstream from the boundaries of the city proper.
Several police officers confirmed they had been given orders to clear barricades from the boundaries of the square but not remove the tent camp that has sprung up inside the space.
But what you do get is a series of meditations imbued with mortality and mutability, coming from the body, or from the boundaries between the body and the world.
The Ninth Street A-1 Block Association, which takes its name from the boundaries of the group's turf, Avenue A and First Avenue, has mellowed along with its neighborhood.
In its reading mode, magnetic fields from the boundaries between neighbouring bits on the disk induced small currents in the head's coil.Ingenious as it was, the concept was not easy to scale up.
One interface expands from the upper well, while the other one shrinks from the boundaries.
These deposits gradually thicken from the boundaries between the granitoid and metasedimentary roof pendants.
