From the high-desert plateau of San Luis to the steep roads snaking through Breckenridge, from the hip-high thickets of golden grasses bowing under the gusty winds to the stands of pines and aspens crowding the hills, I kept both hands on the wheel.
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Mr. Ivie's generally mousy palette and high-impasto thickets, hillocks and trees convey instant atmosphere.
Next to willow thickets, higher aquatic vegetation is represented mainly by thickets of narrow-leaved cat's-tail (Typha angustifolia L). and common reed [Phragmites australis (Cav). Trin. Ex Steud.].
The number of P. orientalis is slightly higher in the thickets of A. seyal (Table 1).
Where more water is available, caatinga species may grow 30 feet (9 metres) high and form impenetrable thickets.
And they lurked in a place known as "the bushes," a garbage-strewn thicket of high weeds behind two of the buildings where they could set upon anyone who used a dirt path as a shortcut to a nearby shopping center, according to residents and several of those who said they had been victimized.
As in his earlier films, he is again using genre (and pretty actors) as a vehicle to ask questions about the human condition (and conditioning) amid a thicket of high, low and trash cultural allusions and against a backdrop of impending doom.
Both species attained high densities in pre-thicket and mature stands and used open re-stocked stands (aged 0 4 years) less than other growth stages.
Thickets of higher aquatic vegetation are the areas where biocenotic relationships between hydrobionts are more complex than in the pelagic (Gaevskaja 1966; Hilt 2006; Mulderij et al. 2007; Sand-Jensen and Borum 1991; Schriver et al. 1995; Zimbalevskaja 1972, 1973).
Most important, and most radically, Browne evaluates the high delivered by each thicket of weed that crosses his desk.
