On land, the plate boundary passes along the alpine fault and continues on to the southwest, paralleling Puysegur Bank and Trench (up to 6,200 m deep) and the northern part of the Macquarie Ridge Complex.
One of our duties was to fortify the camp: we dug trenches, set up mined wire barriers.
Mongol soldiers counteracted the bombs by digging trenches leading up to the city, which they covered with shielding made of cowhide, to protect from the explosives fired overhead.
"They're digging deep trenches, piling up mounds of dirt and grinding down our ancient cypress and tupelo trees, all of which is drastically altering the ecosystem".
One, taken Jan . 1 , 1966showed mothers and their children in a flooded trench, peering up in a sheer terror that crossed the decades.
Coring transect B comprises, from west to east, vibracores LEF 44 (see Section 4.1.1) and LEF 1 (cf. Vött et al., 2006), lagoonal cores LEF 46 and LEF 47 as well as vibracore LEF 18 and sediment profile LEF S1, the latter representing a trench dig up some 800 m east of coring site LEF 1 on top of a triangle-shaped peninsula (Figs. 1, 4, 7).
"It sure is hot outside," I said, waving the collar of my trench coat up and down.
Keats's own back story — he remains traumatized from his tunneling under the trenches to blow up German positions during World War I — also becomes relevant in the book's final pages.
I was in a trench up to my knees, up to my waist, the mud sliding back in almost as fast as I could fling it out, and she was right there beside me with her martyred hands, looking like Alice, like my Alice when I first met her, with her snaking hair and the smile that pulled you across the room, Alice before things went bad.
