Life at the water protectors' encampment is much like life was for millions of years of human evolution--close to the earth, near a river, clustered in family and community camps.
Individuals from the Escambia, Yellow, and Perdido rivers clustered together and were nine mutational events apart from the three haplotypes found in individuals from the Apalachicola River.
STATELY antebellum mansions and Victorian homes, many of them newly renovated, fan out from the river here, clustering near rectangular plazas originally laid out in 1734.
In the next step, a simplification regarding the Zayanderood River as a continuous obstacle of the city was prepared and both sides of the river were clustered.
They followed the Ship Canal, they appeared in the Grand Calumet and Little Calumet Rivers, they clustered at the south end of the Romeoville electric barrier — proof that it was stopping fish, he said.
Now, about half a dozen marinas have opened along the river, each with clusters of boats huddled together, their lights twinkling at night and music echoing through the air.
The results showed that E. coli occurred abundantly in the river water, and clusters of E. coli with closely related strains were identified in riverbed sediment samples, while Klebsiella; Serratia and Comamonas were isolated only from the riverbed sediment samples.
Groups of children were playing in the shallows of the river, and women clustered in circles at the water's edge, preparing offerings of coconuts, fruit, and marigold garlands.
We move Seth to a level spot in the lee of a large granite rock far up from the river, near a cluster of sacred datura.
On one side of the river border are gathered clusters of Syrian refugees, desperate to escape the misery of war and put the Turkish camps behind them.
Past the agricultural valley of Dho Tarap, we returned to the world of trees: hanging gardens of birches, golden in autumn, high up the gorge of the river; tall pines with clusters of blue cones; huge cedars; wild fruit trees.
