Tufts of pale wolf-dog fur floated in drifts of wind.
Mountain villages float in drifts of white broom and almond blossom.
Nearby, Rising Sun Lane is edged in drifts of soggy orange leaves and outgrown hedgerows of beech with mossy trunks alongside the Prince of Wales mine – now a scheduled monument.
At LeConte Lodge in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a hike-in set of cabins at 6,600 feet, about 25 visitors huddled around a fire while snow piled up in drifts of up to five feet, said Allyson Virden, who runs the lodge.
It was, after all, an outdoor event, and the 50 or so cinephiles watched the film huddled on benches around bonfires in a backyard in Clinton Hill, their feet plunked in drifts of snow.
By the end of the two-and-a-half-hour show, the Kaufmann Concert Hall was half-buried in drifts of refined light verse invented eons before "whatever," "no problem," "awesome" and "dude" dominated everyday language.
Others searched for hidden dungeons, shouting into air vents and frantically prising up floor tiles in the hope that long-missing relatives might be found underground.Yet the buildings were largely empty, their floors deep in drifts of shredded paper.
This drift resulted in drifting of impedance phases to around 80 320 Hz; these values were corrected immediately by changing electrodes in December 2011, and the apparent resistivity across all frequency ranges was not influenced by this changing of electrodes.
