alps

Somebody joked that in Sicily people drink water bottled in the Alps, and in the Alps they drink water bottled in Sicily.

Having skiied in the Alps and the US West coast, you really notice that in the Alps, the valleys are steeper and narrower.

For example, temperature-sensitive elevational treeline sites in Mongolia and the European Alps exhibit dramatic growth increases in recent decades (D'Arrigo et al.

But for isolated areas like the alps and Northern Europe the genetics are similar.

Thankfully there are no gondolas in yosemite as there are in the alps.

Very common in the pacific northwest (Seattle) and much of the alps (e.g.

We don't have Alps but we do have quite a lot hills between the main cities.

All weekends possible I spend in alps trying not to kill myself, but not too hard.

However for the trip we did just recently to the Austrian Alps pretty much everyone joined.

However, to our most recent trip to the Austrian Alps we had almost everyone in the company head over there.

In this case maybe the plane simply can not be flown into the airspace around the Alps no matter how much the pilot wants to.

We spent some time in the Austrian Alps for skiing.

I always did think that the Alps looked like mountains were "supposed" to look, and mountains in, e.g., US, did not.

I grew up near a F1 track during the "big bang" turbo era (1,350+HP from a 1.5 litre engine that would only last 3 alps in qualifying trim)[1].

North of the Alps, the grass only grows in the summer, south of the Alps, it only grows in spring and fall.

We've only done 1 meetup so far, at a ski chalet in the Alps, and it was great.

Frankfurt-Milano crosses the Alps, and it's slower (per distance) than the other examples.