Motorbikes weave between the large mining trucks and NGO vehicles, as locals make their way to the huge market; the airstrip is in the middle of the town, making for some scary landings.
As we weave between highway lanes towards the coast, Guzman explains he is currently creating an encyclopedia of Chilean food, called Endemics, about the country's edible ingredients and lost recipes.
The dredging is to make way for the ships as they weave their way through the Great Barrier Reef – a wondrous icon of the blue planet that doubles as the world's most iconic coal shipping lane.
Because all these different threads will shape not only the next government, but will weave together the fabric of the UK for many years to come.
Recording from place cells and grid cells as animals perform complex behaviours has not only revealed hidden mechanisms, but has also shown just how beautiful our brains can be in the patterns they create and weave.
Sheep pick their way through the foliage looking for a feed and goats weave in and out of fences.
Successful sports people are like this: preternaturally tough, stitched together out of shark hide and flameproof nylon weave.
The sorry tale of Chris Huhne, Vicky Pryce, the speeding points and the jail sentences was a perfect illustration of the old adage: "Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we leave our wives for a bisexual press strategist".
She could weave a novel out of nothing, as Haydn could compose a symphonic movement from a couple of bars of music.
The musical chemistry between them – intricate guitar and vocal parts that wind and weave around each other – is one of the band's defining features.
Hal Robson-Kanu, who nearly scored from inches out before the break, began to trouble City down their left, with the winger's trickery allowing him to weave into the area, before poking in a ball the visitors were lucky to clear.
