Once "indoorsy," she now spends more time outdoors, though she still calls any walk in the woods "mountain climbing".
The subdued décor is enlivened by exposed brick walls, shimmering sea-green Italian tiles in the kitchen and gleaming cherry floors that remind Ms. de Brunner of the variety of maple woods — mountain, black, sugar, curly — that bassoons are usually made of.
Few species would seem less likely inhabitants of an urban core, considering the wild turkey's ungainly size, its native habitat in woods, mountains and swamps, and its diet of berries, nuts and insects.
Live in harmony with Nature: go into the outdoors, woods, mountains, sea, desert.
What if trolls were real, not just living under mythical bridges but out in the woods, mountains and open valleys?
The name vila denotes Slavic nymphs or fairies, female anthropomorphic spirits of woods, mountains, clouds, and waters, who had magical powers.
The forest raven inhabits a wide range of habitat within Tasmania such as woods, open interrupted forest, mountains, coastal areas, farmland and town and city fringes.
At its still centre is the cello itself, another mediator, described as if it were alive, the grain of the wood suggesting "mountain tarn" and elsewhere daubed as if with "mammoth blood".
She may have hovered between allegory and symbol, among other inhabitants of his imagination, bright seraphim with angel trumpets, gloomy Dis who ruled the underworld, wood and mountain nymphs, Pan, Apollo and Robin Goodfellow.
You do dozens of upper- and lower-body exercises in this workout: upright flies and bent-over rows, thrusters, swings, lunges, wood chops, mountain climbers, you name it.
