This run follows the "long route" marked in green on the maps available at the Visitor Centre.
It is a fork in the road, and last week two brave men chose the route marked peace.
By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, May 29 , 1948P. 28 In between the route marks View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.
The Ruta de Zapata, a route marked with blue signs, links the villages near Cuernavaca, south of Mexico City where Zapata's "Southern Army" operated.
In front of us were two stacks of laminated sheets: OS maps with our route marked as a green dotted line, and written instructions for finding the way.
On the day of the summer solstice, line-layers provided by the Department of Transportation painted a double traffic line, the seaward line blue, the landward line green, along a route marked out by the artist beforehand.
One of his later covers for this magazine was an enlarged map showing the route, marked with blue lines and arrows, that he often followed when he left his apartment.
It may be a physical guideway, as in the case of a railroad, or it may be an agreed-upon or designated route, marked either electronically (as in aviation) or geographically (as in the maritime industry).
When he was done, he tied himself into his harness and set off up Mad Dog, a difficult route marked by small blue plastic holds set far apart on the wall.
And it is to these that my mind turns as I make my way from my hotel, across Red Square, the following day towards Kim's flat, following the route marked out in pencil on a rather vague map drawn up from the combined memories of various family members, none of whom has been here in more than 20 years.
During the measurements, the receiver was fixed, and the transmitter was moving along the measurement route marked in red.
