It also becomes clear that while the story is otherwise grounded in the reality of curious children and worried parents and iffy peers, Tolberg isn't just another gray Northern European city, but a realm where the sea contains "salt-lions" and the surrounding hills crawl with mobile stone trolls.
"Otherwise the ground will suck the 98.6 degrees of temperature right out of your body".
Watch the video below… Let's hope we don't see any rain in Cardiff otherwise the ground staff could be in trouble.
Most glareolids lay two eggs, but the double-banded courser (Rhinoptilus africanus) lays only one, often located near antelope droppings, for concealment on otherwise bare ground.
The presence of underground salt domes, for example, may be indicated by a low bulge in an otherwise flat ground surface.
Root's boyish face scrunches up into a grimace as the whoops of the Pakistan fielders echo around an otherwise deserted ground.
Presto: the roar of the engines is magically subtracted from the sound that would otherwise have ground away at your well-being for six hours.
Oil and gas deposits on land are likely to be harder to extract as tundra thaws, limiting the frozen season when drilling convoys can traverse the otherwise spongy ground, the report says.
For the American military and especially General Petraeus — who witnessed a widespread Sunni insurgency in Iraq rapidly dwindle after the creation of local protection forces, many of whose members had previously been insurgents — it is important to see if there is a way to change the balance of power, especially in remote local communities, where the Taliban might otherwise gain ground.
Works created a few years ago reference the region's volatile plate tectonics, like "Stone River," which is built from sandstone bricks fashioned from rubble from the 1906 earthquake, and "Drawn Stone," which features a jagged crack running through otherwise solid ground.
