Outside the building, melted toys and singed clothing littered the grass.
Tiny bits of debris littered the grass, and countless pieces of broken wood, two-by-fours mostly, speared the field like javelins.
Pens littered the grass below, and messages handwritten in the margins – including "stay strong France – you are not alone" and "on est avec vous" or "we are with you") – a mixture of uplifting encouragement and sorrow.
Stock it with fish (use the mosquito fish who will eat any larvae), keep the weeds out (infestations will choke the pond and leave it stagnant) and keep leaf litter, grass clippings, etc. away from it.
It's a signal, of sorts, that something is slightly off, and it is every bit as strange as the scent of hay floating down 174th Street or the fresh manure piles littering the grass of Crotona Park.
Here, we analysed samples of litter, grasses, sludge layer, and soil layers of increasing depth cored in August 2000, in order to study the downward carbon transfer from the paper sludge.
The remaining fuels consisted mostly of fresh leaf litter, grasses, and twigs classified as 1- to 10-h fuels, and a limited amount of 100- to 10,000-h fuels.
Mr. Garatti, now 85, has for decades nursed the hope of completing the ballet school, a series of interconnected, domed terra cotta pavilions, derelict and littered, surrounded by grass and areca palms.
- It was a barren landscape covered in dead, brown grass littered with beer cans, whiskey bottles, and used drug paraphernalia.
Please Music Festival Gods, deliver us to a beautiful shady grove with the grass littered with pine cones and fairy dust and the spirit of youth.
