The Victorian government has come under pressure to ban the clear felling of the central highlands, with just a fraction of older trees, which have hollows suitable for possum homes, still remaining.
Purple shaving-brush heads of melancholy thistle marked the hollows in the meadow.
His years on Appropriations were spent not just juggling favours and nitpicking on procedure, but also proudly channelling money to the hills and hollows: making gravel tracks into Robert C. Byrd Freeways, turning fetid lock-ups into Robert C. Byrd Correctional Institutions, setting up the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope to look at the stars.
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Underground "dams" built in natural hollows can trap sub-soil water, allowing harvests of fruit, rice or maize even in a drought year (cost, 400 reais for half a hectare).
EVEN before America's war of independence in the late 1700s, the gnarled men of English stock who settled the hardscrabble hills and hollows of south-western Virginia were concocting home-made whiskey from sugar, malt, water and corn.
This creates tiny hollows which provide a foothold for larval corals.
The noodler, empty-handed and stripped to the waist, wades along riverbank hollows, rooting underwater with his hands.
Some of the turkey's wild cousins still thrive in hills and hollows, from Acapulco to Maine.
