Or a whole day skimming down pistes, traversing mogul fields and schussing across high mountain plains?
Quinoa, domesticated thousands of years ago on Bolivia's arid high mountain plains and now often misrepresented as a grain, is actually a chenopod, related to species like beets and spinach.
People within the region also share property and resources by means of flow, migration and trade through such corridors as rivers and mountain plains.
As night fell, we drove back across the snowy mountain plain toward Damascus; there were tanks everywhere, in the fields along the road and at the intersections.
Slightly higher, on the mountain plain, the beech is ubiquitous, giving place gradually to the deciduous larch and the Norway spruce.
With every mountain, plain, forest, German legend and neglected railway track or road he depicts, this great artist invites us to read his paintings as if they were books.
Nothing in this hourlong plotless piece depicted any specific mountains, plains or rivers.
The turmoil of a country being born was acted out in the mountains, plains and deserts of Colorado.
The ocean floor has the same general character as the land areas of the world: mountains, plains, channels, canyons, exposed rocks, and sediment-covered areas.
This region is the most fertile part of that tiny kingdom perched between Tibet and India, a tapestry of mountains, plains and alpine meadows.
Yet the regions of New South Wales the mountains, plains, coasts, and river valleys have marked identities of their own, expressed (if increasingly with an eye to the same tourist market) in local heritage, festivals, and specialities.
