Himalayan balsam grows in almost impenetrable thickets and will bully out any other species; its plentiful nectar means that bumble bees pollinate it rather than native species, and, being an annual, it dies down, leaving riverbanks bare in winter.
KAZAN, Russia — The rain was not relenting on Sunday afternoon as the Bulgaria left the riverbanks for the open expanse of the reservoir.
Meanwhile her parents, who are forced to leave the riverbank where they have survived by growing vegetables and fishing, are shown carrying out the backbreaking labor of moving to a new location.
● The cane Virginia Woolf left on the riverbank the day she committed suicide.
While Faulques snapped away, men in Chad, wounded and bound, were left on a riverbank to be devoured by crocodiles.
Cross the bridge and turn immediately left, heading down to the riverbank, with the river on your left.
Mr. Fischer sees Germany, and Europe, as stuck midway while crossing a river, unable to return to the riverbank they have left, but unable to get to the other side with Ms. Merkel as navigator.
Pieter and Tony braved the strong current to fish out the flotsam, while Bobby and Christian heroically dragged what was left of the canoe onto the riverbank like a scene out of "Baywatch".
People have been shucking oysters on the Damariscotta River for more than 2,000 years, evidenced by quarter-mile-long piles of shells, or middens, left by Native Americans on the riverbanks.
