Sentence examples for lightning ridge from inspiring English sources

Snowcat rides, which motor 450 vertical metres up a flank called Lightning Ridge, cost $15 a shot.

Snowcat rides, which motor 1,500 vertical feet up a flank called Lightning Ridge, cost $12 a shot.

As all of Australia endured a heatwave last week, locals in the western NSW towns of Walgett and Lightning Ridge just shrugged.

He will convince all of Lightning Ridge that Pobby and Dingan really do exist, and enlist the entire town in the search for them.

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In this first comprehensive account of Mesozoic vertebrates from New Zealand and Australia, John Long shows that, while the fossil record from the region can be sparse and fragmentary, finds from such sites as Dinosaur Cove, Coober Pedy, Lightning Ridge, and the fossil trackways at Broome offer new and occasionally startling evidence that has the potential to challenge current views.

Bad weather can materialize quickly; out of respect for lightning, abandon the ridge when a storm arrives.

The escarpment brought dancing lightning storms along its ridge.

The 19,000 or so hikers who pick up Forest Service permits each year to hike the Whitney Trail are given double-sealed sanitation kits and told how to use them — just as they are told how to keep their food from the bears along the way, and how to find shelter when lightning storms rake the ridges.

Fires ignited by summer lightning storms burned sawgrass ridges until they hit natural barriers such as sloughs or tree islands or until they were extinguished by summer rains.

The wall, it said, was the highest point on the ridges and, as such, was especially vulnerable to lightning strikes.