They were huddled on an oval-shaped patch of stones, twenty-five feet across at its widest point.
In this colony, N. pulcher groups breed in distinct patches of stones, and shelters are maintained and extended between and underneath these stones by digging away sand.
And "Josephine Bonaparte" (1935) is a long, graceful cascade of gown, accented by patches of roughened stone, that sweeps fluently to the ground from a disproportionately small but regally held head and shoulders.
Situated in the small town of Oracabessa, once a banana port, Goldeneye is an unassuming patch of land with stone paths and trees planted by former famous guests.
Eavis also donated a patch of land a stone's throw away from the farm for 22 social houses, each with their own allotment.
The back table at Nightingale 9 overlooks the restaurant's garden in progress, a patch of broken sidewalk stone with an old bathtub wedged between wooden planters.
"Look at this!" bristled Rita Paris, the Italian state archaeological official responsible for the Appian Way, peering through a weathered bamboo screen lining the road while bumpily maneuvering her car through a patch of uneven ancient stones.
Its packed dirt with patches of embedded stones offers a rattly ride in the best circumstances, but after two days of rain, there were intermittent puddles up to a few inches deep, mud that caused my wheels to slide, and forest debris — piles of leaves and tossed branches — that made my bike buck like a bronco.
Ian Hamilton Finlay's group of stone slabs arranged on a patch of grass includes inscriptions from the writings of Louis de Saint-Just (1767-94), a French Revolutionary leader.
It comprises a group of stone slabs arranged on a patch of grass with inscriptions from the writings of Louis de Saint-Just (1767-1794), a French revolutionary leader who was guillotined along with Robespierre.
