To the Native Americans of the region, the Everglades was known as Pa-Hay-Okee ("Grassy Water").
The rough grassy water meadows look like perfect hunting ground for barn owls and little owls and the heavily wooded Surrey heaths offer rich seclusion for tawny owls.
Not quite the brackish swamp that many imagine it to be, the Everglades (first named Pa-hay-okee, for "grassy water," by the Calusa Indians) is actually a wide, shallow river flowing through Florida's 80 southernmost miles of mainland and in many places blending into the shores of the Atlantic or the Gulf of Mexico.
The Seminole call it Pa-hay-okee, meaning "Grassy Water".
Riverbanks must be developed as parks with fountains, artificial falls, playground, grassy land, water sports, flow channels, ponds, plantation, etc., which could be used to create artificial aeration facilities to improve the DO level and self-purification of the river (Bhargava 1998).
runs through downtown San Diego along an active trolley line; adorned by public art, grassy areas, water fountains, the trail offers access to revitalized areas of downtown such as the Gaslamp Quarter.
Green bamboo segments are filled with sweet, grassy-flavored water.
Most savvy hunters stick to gravel paths or roads that abut grassy areas with water nearby.
FERRARA, ITALY — "We stop in front of a Chardin as if by instinct," wrote Diderot in his review of the Paris Salon of 1767, "like a traveler weary of the road choosing, almost without realizing, a place that offers a grassy seat, silence, water and cool shade".
"We stop in front of a Chardin as if by instinct," wrote the painter's great champion, Diderot, reviewing the Paris Salon of 1767, "like a traveller weary of the road choosing, almost without realising, a place that offers a grassy seat, silence, water and cool shade".
Dudes sprayed down a large grassy field with water hoses.
