I'm in northern New Mexico trying to follow her through the bosque, a scrubby forest along the Rio Grande flood plain. |
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He's the one with the bush hat, check shirt, scrubby moleskins and a perpetual cigarette pasted to his lips. |
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This roadside forest is hut a scrubby mix of hardwoods and pines, with a wet smear of inch-deep creek running through the middle. |
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Green-gold reefs and white breakers, a huddle of black rocks topped with scrubby bushes and clouds of birds. |
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He was a big, good-natured fellow with a scrubby brown beard that had liberal flecks of gray. |
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As we came into town, dust sprinkling the air with the ashes of the day, his windows burned high on the scrubby hillside. |
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A scrubby is, for those who don't know, a large ball of twisted pieces of metal used to scrub caked-on gack from cooking gear. |
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Gap dynamics and the availability of open space differ between rosemary scrub and scrubby flatwoods. |
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However, from Karadi to Dandi, the land is arid and the vegetation scrubby. |
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In the distance where the land dips away, neighbouring fields are surrounded by scrubby hedges with large gaps. |
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I was then exfoliated from top to toe with nice scrubby stuff which left me all a-tingle. |
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Take the sponge, run it under hot water, get a drip of washing up liquid onto the scrubby side of the sponge. |
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Sure enough, several miles later a small isolated mound hove into view with a scrubby acacia tree perched on top. |
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One upflung arm, spread-fingered and beseeching, was caught among the branches of a scrubby bush. |
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The Taverham visitor spent much time hunting for insects and larvae among fallen leaves in scrubby woodland. |
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Juniper, pinion, greasewood, Mormon tea, and scrubby brush grow sparingly on the rocky terrain. |
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The film is grainy and rich, you can almost feel the old dusty wood, the waterfalls, the rocky buttes and scrubby plains leap out of the screen. |
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He pulled his horses to the edge of the highway, above a stupendous array of mountains, dry rivers, scrubby hill crests. |
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Communities range from xeric habitats such as scrub and scrubby flatwoods to hydric habitats such as floodplain forest and blackwater stream. |
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How else to explain why discerning, well-heeled travellers are attracted to a tiny, scrubby island stuck in a 1970s time warp? |
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The Old Course wasn't built, it simply evolved, a combination of scrubby seaside turf, wispy grasses, prickly gorse and rolling dunes. |
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We were flying over the desert and the bare, scrubby land was beautiful and strange when seen from above. |
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The peanut season has passed, but the dry plant stubs remain alongside scrubby pigeon pea shrubs. |
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At this point, the lakes and rivers become countless and most of the land cover is scrubby forest growth and muskeg. |
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The trees around the incinerator will grow eventually, but for now it sits in a scrubby valley of chalk soil, exposed, and still shinily new. |
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The vista of scrubby, tree-less garrigue makes you question the perceptiveness of the Byzantines and their enthusiastic verdant and fishy tropes. |
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And the broad highway that slices from Tehran to Qom through a moonscape of scrubby desert and salt lakes is a clue to the city's importance. |
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The sea was full of fish, where the brown scrubby land, neglected by its Portuguese colonisers, would grow hardly a tamarisk or a cane stalk. |
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Vegetation in the headwaters is characterized by exposed, scrubby, dwarf-shrub barrens with pockets of poor growth forest. |
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I followed Sean away from the beach, down the sandy paths where the marram grass gave way to bracken and scrubby trees, deeper and deeper into the dunes. |
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For years, crowds eager to enter the nexus of American democracy have had to wait in long lines snaking around the building's scrubby gardens. |
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He had stopped to look at a shepherd among the scrubby hills, walking with his flock. |
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Jordanian troops, from their grey, scrubby hills, covered the one real road out of the city to Tel Aviv. |
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Heath plants and patches of low scrubby forest form the dominant vegetation of the gentle rises of the surrounding barrenlands. |
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Before long, the scrubby plain has offered kudu, ostriches and a jackal. |
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Natural and undisturbed areas covered with Sphagnum mosses, tussocky sedges, and an open growth of scrubby trees. |
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The rock of the Precambrian Shield is very near the surface in this region and only a scrubby coniferous growth is supported. |
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The countryside is largely covered in scrubby vegetation when the underlying rock is very hard. |
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Some forests have since recovered, but much of the land has turned, apparently permanently, to scrubby grassland. |
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It breeds in scrubby boreal forest, usually among stunted stands of balsam fir and spruce. |
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In Ontario, king rail seems to prefer shallow-water marshes with abundant vegetation that merge with scrubby swales. |
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Surrounded by scrubby garrigue vegetation and dry-stone cabins, you will have a magnificent panoramic view over the village. |
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Habits: Because its larva feeds on blueberry, it is most often seen in scrubby openings in wooded areas and bogs where blueberries grow. |
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There is one scrubby little orange kitten who is arguably the luckiest creature on Earth. |
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Why has so much attention been given to this tiny, miserable village and its scrubby little patch of land? |
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It's like On the Road, except the roads are circular, confined to the reservation's scrubby badlands and a repellent Nebraska border town riddled with liquor stores. |
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Shower gels and a nice bath scrubby, maybe a little pot of sugar scrub. |
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Exfoliating wild mesquite bean meal and skin soothing oatmeal enrich this scrubby tan bar scented with a warm and earthy patchouli essential oil blend. |
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Two years postburn, we found a significant reduction in subcanopy cover of oaks and in the shrub cover of scrubby oaks, other hardwoods and palmettos. |
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Located at the end of the Dure valley, in the middle of enormous granite blocks, between chestnut tree and scrubby green oaks, this paper mill is the last one in the Languedoc to still function. |
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Renker's office was in an in-law apartment nestled in the scrubby hills behind the psychiatrist's home, itself raised on stilts to meet the angle of the terrain. |
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Patches of scrubby aspen, willow, cottonwood, and box-elder occur to a limited extent on shaded slopes of valleys, on river terraces, and ringing nonsaline depressional sites covered with meadow grasses and sedges. |
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In the vicinity of Carillon and Oka, there are a few expanses of herbaceous vegetation, mostly dominated by reed canary grass, and a few scrubby areas dominated by button-bush, willows or red-osier dogwood. |
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The mottled green area around B is likely scrubby bush. |
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Your potatoes are easily distinguished because they are either scrubby and wormy or composed of tubers so small they have little commercial value. |
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Owners of livestock do not like to be told that they are starving their animals, but that is just what is happening when over-grazed, under-fertilized land is seen under the hooves of runty, scrubby and anaemic cattle. |
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And she began flobbering, almost imperceptibly, toward the scrubby brown growth beyond the sand and toward the sun. |
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It is usually found in mature deciduous woodland is also found in scrubby areas, hedgerows, orchards and plantations. |
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The principal species are ombu a scrubby, treelike plant and alder. |
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The third oldest boy in the family, Stephen took a hand in scratching out a living from the scrubby farm as he grew up, milking the cows, mucking out the barn, weeding the garden. |
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A few jacales of brush and mud with brush roofs and a pole corral where five scrubby horses with big heads stood looking solemnly at the horses passing in the road. |
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In the scrubby woods that cover most of the Yucatan, suboscines such as the masked tityra, the bright-rumped attila, and the boat-billed flycatcher are all common. |
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Above a certain elevation, the aspens gave way to scrubby, gnarled pines. |
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