They led us across streams of melted ice and snow that were dry beds by the time we returned, the water apparently already down the mountainside and part of the lake below.
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In Cornish, near the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, the river has regained some of its power, although patches of dry bed remain, and this section of Route 12A offers some spectacular vistas.
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The Bluebush area was originally only accessible by horse or foot along the dry bed of the Margaret River and all supplies for the muster had to be taken in by pack horse.
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McCall's back yard abuts the dry bed of Owens Lake, a crusty lunar landscape of brackish pools and flaky salts and toxins that is the worst source of airborne pollution in the United States.
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With the wadi crossed and strongly defended by the EEF, divisional engineers quickly began to pump water from below the dry bed of the Wadi Ghuzzeh, which was eventually sufficient for all troops engaged.
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The border is the dry bed of the Nossob River, which is up to half a mile wide in some places; the road going along it meanders back and forth between the two countries.
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The streets, typical of the mountain, were narrow and winding, irregularly paved and cobbled paths and residues derived from the lime kilns of " intra montes " or the dry bed of the river S'Isca.
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So far, the Air Force has acknowledged only that an " operating location " exists " near " the dry bed of Groom Lake, but activities there " remain classified and cannot be discussed ."
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You can still catch vestiges of that spirit every October during the Henley-on-Todd Regatta, in which beery contestants race bottomless boats, like Fred Flintstone motoring with his feet, down the dry bed of the Todd River.
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As tents were neatly packed away, the subjects most discussed were ones that had always been taken for granted but perhaps no longer would : : hot showers, flush toilets, television, pop music, a dry bed and parent-cooked food.
