Wood carving, basketry, needlework, rug and quilt making, ceramics, and other cottage industries of the western mountains combine with arts of the coastal communities to offer some of the richest regional culture in the United States.
Now, Mammoth really is mammoth-sized, with terrain on both the front-side and back-side of the mountain combined for more than 5,000 skiable acres.
Once you know what you're doing, you can start shredding the waves at El Médano, southern Tenerife, where winds bouncing off El Teide, Spain's highest mountain, combine with thermal currents to create a force to be reckoned with.
The Bitterroot and Clearwater mountains originally combined old trees, which sheltered elk in the winter, and fire-cleared open space, where they foraged for willow, bear grass and other shrubs.
The volume of flow thus varies with the seasons; 60 to 80 percent of it occurs in the summer months, when intensive thawing of snow and ice in the mountains is combined with maximum precipitation.
The reason may be the amplification of the narrow mountain ridge, combined with the special structure of the buildings built on the slope along the highway.
Subsequent orogenic events such as the Tell Atlas building that may have impeded gene exchange between populations on the two sides of the mountain chain, combined with climatic fluctuations from mid-Pliocene to the last ice age, could thus explain the east-west subdivision in north Africa.
Peruvian cuisine takes advantage of the nation's diverse geography, which consists of jungles, coasts, and mountains, and combines it with European, African, and Asian influences to create unmatched global cuisine.
The precision, as with Moore, is comic, fastidious: a mountain lion combines "undulation / and the gait of a worm"; a pile of dust reveals "the iridescence / in soil, / the mica and / infinitesimal / crystal".
Summer rendezvous, especially at Green River (in present-day Wyoming), became an institution of the mountain men, combining trade with recreation.
