Most strikingly, when male monkeys migrated from a different-colored region, they ate the local color.
Circles show the hypocenters of earthquakes between 14 and 21 of April 2016 (local time), colored by event depth.
8. Vetania This sliver of a shop has a tiny and well-edited selection of wares from local artisans: brightly colored alpaca scarves, hammered-silver necklaces, leather bags.
In Oskaloosa, Iowa, a town constructed of a richly colored local brick, the native son Arthur Russell is not particularly well known.
Open-air stalls, many run by Bidayuh farmers from the interior, sell brightly colored local crops — winged beans, okra, ginger, bright red chilies — on tiny plates for a ringgit or two (33 or 66 cents).
Off the hall, the living room has a bow window with a built-in bench; the floor and the fireplace surround are a cream-colored local limestone called lioz.
According to Jerusalem law, all new construction in the city must involve the use of Jerusalem stone, a light-colored local limestone, various forms of which have provided the principal building blocks of older buildings, walls and alleys since ancient times.
Other worthwhile sights include the city's stately central plaza, Parque Calderón; the rocky Río Tomebamba, where local women in brightly colored shawls wash and dry clothes; a small and somewhat unremarkable site of Incan ruins; and about a half-dozen museums.
It won't surprise you that they are arranged on natural materials, like trays carved by a local woodworker and oatmeal-colored bowls spun by a potter in Piermont, N.Y.
