There will be only an unknown track into the snowbound woods.
Forests, mountains, snowbound valleys, fairy-tale castles and shuttered suburbs, the autobahn, the postwar miracle: German history runs through all 40 years of Richter's art.
With fresh powder still falling, we marched up hills and along a snowbound road that wound through forest, past small waterfalls and an unmanned ranger station.
The area comprises mountain ranges in the outer reaches of the Himalayas that are snowbound above 12,000 feet (3,700 metres), forest- and grass-covered hills (5,000 6,000 feet [1,500 1,800 metres]), and the fertile Indus valley.
Geography played a role: the remote plateau – described by Albert Camus, who spent two winters there, as "sombre" – was inaccessible for weeks on end when the terrain was snowbound, and nearly as hard to penetrate during summer due to its thick forests.
He spent summers deep in the woods with high-end camping gear and winters in snowbound cabins.
Snowbound mountains hug Salt Lake City.
Someplace called the Bronks (sp?) remains snowbound.
Refugees camped out in snowbound streets.
When Tigers returned for spring semester in 1942, the war seemed ever closer to the snowbound campus.
And more snow fell early yesterday in snowbound Chicago and Milwaukee.
