"Snowcatchers are huge plastic tubes, as tall as a room and one metre in diameter, that are lowered beneath the sea surface to a particular depth where they are closed, capturing the water around them along with all the marine snow floating in it," says Hopkins.
It already showed one off with a "Go Vote" airhorn this Sunday, and has now added flashlight, snow, floating hearts, and other World Lenses.
I'll spare everyone the bran muffin, strong coffee, pee-pee dance, dropping the kids of at the pool, yellow snow, floating teeth, and whatever other references are out there to let you know that if you get stuck in traffic, you can now go to the bathroom in your own car instead of going through the hassle of pulling over or getting off at the next exit.
There was a fire in the hearth and I was looking out the window at the snow floating on the pines.
Gray and Prowse (1993) provided an excellent discussion of different aspects of snow and floating ice.
Most of the snow particles floating above the road pavements could be transported further instead of being deposited on the lines by the locally enhanced wind velocities.
So while poisonous fake snow-flakes floated through the air getting sucked into the throats of gasping moshers, a fat man celebrated JC's bday by pounding through awesome covers of Black Flag, Nirvana, The Ramones and Poison Idea.
And once you are in the midst of it, whatever lies at the foot of the mountain is distant and displaced — beside the point compared to the wind in your face, the trees gliding by, the sound of skis on snow, as you float down the mountain.
The snow-capped Rockies float like a mirage off to the west, far beyond the city limits.
