The other half was pedaling through sometimes mountainous terrain.
Even radio signals have trouble finding you in Garrison, owing to its rugged, sometimes vertiginous terrain.
In his eyes, the projects are not so much a well of nostalgia but a rough and sometimes scary terrain.
The race will begin Jan . 5in Lisbon and cover more than 5,700 miles, over sometimes treacherous terrain.
He was an expert skier, though he underplays it, seeking out challenging and sometimes dangerous terrain: the Atlas Mountains, the Andes, the Bugaboos in British Columbia.
Mr. Fleischman spent much of his professional life trying to smooth the sometimes rocky terrain where issues of labor and race intersect.
In Misurata in recent days, since the Qaddafi forces withdrew under pressure from the center of the city, the fighting has shifted to the outskirts and is now often waged on rolling and sometimes open terrain.
As an au pair, Miss Estrada traverses the sometimes awkward terrain between being a family member and an employee -- a situation that at times can lead to misunderstanding and tension.
Thurber's short story and Stiller's film centre on a character whose internal life is more exciting than his external one, but it feels appropriate that Iceland's bewitching, beautiful and sometimes brutal terrain is what ultimately convinces Mitty that the "real" world can be as dynamic as his dream world.
As we cover clumpy, sometimes boggy, terrain, Huw points out Lennox Falls, plunging over the Forbes mountains, and Mount Earnslaw, whose meltwater runs into the Rees: "They say no man ever steps in the same river twice and that's never been truer than for the Rees".
