Broad ponds of mud in streets, through which horses grandly stamped, their bellies caked brown.
The former are rocky abyssal hills; the latter are the abyssal plains that form the upper surface of great ponds of mud that fill many of the broad depressions.
Dodson also built a dam south of Mud Pond, near what became Lake Jean; both dams were on the Ganoga Glen branch of Kitchen Creek, and each was used to make a "log splash pond".
Viral RNA was detected in 27 (35%) of 77 specimens of mud, pond water, water plants, and soil swabs.
Patrick was in the habit of carrying along, wherever he went, the current volume of "Pond, with Mud".
By early March the floods were beginning to recede again, leaving behind a deep layer of mud, ponds of contaminated water, and piles of rotten corpses.
He was carving away at a cylinder of mud from a pond in Kentucky, looking for pollen and carbon samples.
During the summer monsoons, the lake fills with water, but in the winter the water levels fall, creating a mosaic of mud flats and ponds and grasslands, and the aquatic birds — cranes, geese, swans, storks, hornbills — they come in the hundreds of thousands.
Tasch [ 2], however, reasoned (after conducting drying experiments of cladocerans on pond mud) that body parts of cladocerans should be well-preserved in freshwater sediments.
What's happened to ambitious avante garde filmmaking's presence (at least in this country) so that Godard feels like a lonely little fish in a big desolate pile of mud that was once called a pond?
