It's a part of the primeval forests of the river valley.
This dome produced a primeval watershed from which rivers once drained eastward to the Indian Ocean and westward to the Congo River system and the Atlantic Ocean.
We investigated the occurrence and genetic diversity of Trichoderma in the river Danube national park, a primeval, riparian forest area located south-east of Vienna Austriaa) which represents one of the last cases of an original European river-floodplain landscape.
Iriomote's mist-shrouded, mountainous interior, blanketed by primeval forests and laced with mangrove-lined rivers, remains almost as impenetrable as ever.
"River Rats," his 1906 depiction of lower-class boys playing on the East River piers at the base of a muddy embankment, gives us a perfect view of the old shorlines' "ancient conditions," not to mention the primeval reaction of young humans to a cool river in the summer — swimming.
"River Rats," his 1906 depiction of lower-class boys playing on the East River piers at the base of a muddy embankment, gives us a perfect view of the old shorlines' "ancient conditions," not to mention the primeval reaction of young humans to a cool river in the summer—swimming.
A meandering boardwalk carries hikers above parts of the park that flood up to 10 times a year, and trails that wind deep into the primeval forest itself offer more opportunities for spotting river otters, wild boars, bobcats and more than a few of the 170 species of birds that arrive each spring.
Although it looked primeval, it was altered land: this was where the river had flowed, uninterrupted, for thousands of years.
In the north there are beautiful lakes, rivers and forests, even hillsides covered in primeval monkey puzzles, while down south are huge creaking glaciers and vast milky blue lakes.
