For clothing makers, the lure of foreign shores boiled down to cheap and experienced workers who could quickly turn around new designs.
Dr. Fujii went close to the shore, crouched down, and embraced a large stone with his usable arm.
Kamotolo strode along the shore, sat down in the Nomole peke-peke, and then returned to the group, looking excited.
As Friday is a normal working day in Istanbul, and the schools are just completing their end of year examinations, the crowd on the shore was down.
Shore sat down at a table behind the mixing desk with a copy of the score open in front of him, and was entirely still as he watched a monitor and listened.
With the main artery for the Jersey Shore shut down, along with other roads in the area, thousands of Sunday beachgoers were caught in huge traffic jams late in the day on roads across much of east-central New Jersey.
The 1991 Ryder Cup, known as the War by the Shore, went down to a last missed putt, drew top television ratings even on an N.F.L. Sunday and earned for the Ocean Course a reputation as one of America's most distinctive — and perhaps most difficult — courses.
If you need to get to shore, beat down a path through the poison ivy, then immediately return to the river and scrub off using river silt and rinse off in the river.
The house, which has a pool and two fireplaces, is in a wealthy, secluded island enclave on the North Shore, down the road from estates and waterfront mansions.
Credit that turn of events to "Four Seasons at the Shore" (Down the Shore Publishing, $48), a compelling coffee-table book that offers more than 300 calendar-spanning photographs and four essays by Shore lovers.
