Useful for Patio; exotic or hot border.
"This is a hot border now," said Lt. Col. Yoav Tilan, the deputy brigade commander in the area.
The latest stretch, along what the Israeli military calls the new "hot border" with Egypt, from the Red Sea almost to the Mediterranean, consists of latticed steel, topped and edged with razor wire, extending at least two metres below ground and in some sections reaching seven metres above ground.
The presence of sprawling, unregulated settlements so close to a hot border is dangerous for parties on both sides: the displaced Syrians are exposed to heightened war risk, and the camp could offer shelter and cover to elements hostile to Israel.
I was thinking about these drought-tolerant bouquets a few days later, wandering the hot, dry borders of the Peconic River Herb Farm, in Calverton, N.Y.
Most of the book is set in Yuma, Arizona, a flat, hot place bordered by rolling desert and cactus forests, and full of trailer parks, shopping centers, and fast-food stores.
Then he would flood those hot spots with border guards, rather than trying to spread them out across the entire border.
Hot Springs is bordered to the west and south by Black Hills National Forest.
Except for the recent restoration of a cross-border hot line, however, the South has not softened.
Despite the recent increase in human smuggling through this area, many more immigrants enter at other border hot spots.
