VERDANT/VERDICT jumped out and suggested ÉCLAT/EXPAT, which is right, and "trestle/thistle," which I liked and continued the green idea suggested by VERDANT.
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They exhume a wild, verdant landscape from under sunbaked stereotypes.
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A verdant park looms in the background, trees swaying ominously.
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Verdant green pines line the roads, concealing the forests' wounds.
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Green shoots poking through the soil promise visitors verdant surroundings.
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Being a farmer isn't all verdant pastures and contented chickens.
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We know it's not going to be a verdant pasture.
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Or have a picnic in verdant waterfront Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum.
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Pingyang County's verdant hills still hint at a long-lost China.
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But all the way to the horizon it's just verdant bush.
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The mountainous amphitheater, visible from a ridge, is no longer verdant.
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I recently flew to Islamabad, the surprisingly verdant capital of Pakistan.
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He stands in verdant woodland; she crouches in front of him.
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In another, he hikes through a verdant forest with a backpack.
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New Zealand's South Island spans 58,000 square miles of breathtaking, verdant terrain.
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A little pocket of verdant fecundity, right next to the Atlantic Ocean.
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INDOORS The glass-walled home offers plentiful views of the verdant property.
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He finally couldn't resist the city, or at least its verdant fringe.
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From the bottom, we could see the verdant canyon hung in mist.
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We're excited about fresh, verdant ingredients to toss with our favorite pastas.
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Satellite images of verdant green shrink to desiccated brown over and over.
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The photographer Eliot Porter would have loved it for its verdant greens.
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Imgmr reports that the brand teamed up with an equally verdant collaborator, Xbox.
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When the icebergs eventually snap off, the fresh bergs carry the verdant hue.
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The resort, however, said it evacuated before debris flows sacked the verdant land.
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The verdant, misty hillsides are becoming increasingly populated with new matcha processing factories.
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Nelson was born in Corvallis, a small, verdant university town in western Oregon.
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Wood and leather are perked up with verdant notes of citrus and basil.
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What was once a verdant, rolling landscape was now a bustling, crowded city.
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Past the front gates, there is a verdant courtyard with a parking space.
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By late March, the land is more verdant and trees provide more cover.
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At Pondicheri, an Indian restaurant in NoMad, moringa bolsters verdant avocado ice cream.
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In a verdant valley below, silver-tipped olive trees stretched to the sea.
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In a verdant valley below, silver-tipped olive trees stretched to the sea.
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Those aren't just towers—they're enormous, verdant air filters for smog-choked cities.
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With his sunny disposition, I'm sure his BAY TREES are verdant, and piquant.
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It grows about a foot tall and forms orbs of brightly verdant round leaves.
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The window wall is verdant with house plants alongside Day of the Dead objects.
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The lush valleys of India's northern state Himachal Pradesh are filled with verdant farms.
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Jacobs posted pictures of her verdant view from a luxurious patio in Montecito, California.
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You are tasked with making that plot fertile and verdant and beautiful and lush.
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The other, in the verdant hills of West Java, will adjoin a theme park.
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The verdant flora in Kloepper's illustrations teems with hidden insects, birds and neighborhood pets.
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Balvenie Castle is surrounded by verdant barley fields and more of those highland cows.
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But the verdant fields have attracted a new problem to Mashaba: herds of hungry elephants.
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Here, key ingredients broccoli, kale, watercress, and parsley come together in a gorgeous verdant hue.
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Around Lago Agrio, verdant jungle is pockmarked with oil wells delving deep below the trees.
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They'd grown up in Jos, a verdant, hilly city in the center of the country.
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In Cacua—a verdant, mountainous region in southwest Colombia—Pharmacielo hopes to create positive change.
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Prior to the June 20 eruption, it was a verdant land, with well-manicured lawns.
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Nearby regions — all part of the verdant and mountainous Cevennes — also were hit with flooding.
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We lie in bed and consider sheep grazing in the shadow of a verdant down.
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Planters, made from reclaimed hardwood, join this verdant sight, displaying bright sunflowers, echinacea and amaranth.
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Programmers at these 52 verdant acres have taken educational inspiration from the Harry Potter books.
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Steep, verdant hills once covered in rain forest were denuded and exposed to the elements.
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The remaining two houses on the property are in disrepair, the once-verdant garden unkempt.
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The verdant death icon began life sometime before 2013 as a drawing on internal DOE newsletters.
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The critically endangered Arabian leopards which once stalked the verdant highlands are dropping dead from hunger.
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This causes the Jovian moon, Europa, to transform from an icy wasteland into a verdant jungle.
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STEPHEN RHOADS, a commercial longline fisherman in Alaska's verdant south-east panhandle, fishes by two rules.
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The only card with adapt shown was the Verdant Longneck, a five-mana 5/4 beast.
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This time, the chain is swapping out its rosé-colored bubbly for a verdant green hue.
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Chris: So everybody has seen the bisected jelly-bean spacecraft floating over the verdant Pacific Northwest.
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Beneath its verdant soil lay a prize that the Americans believed held the key to victory.
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From the air it looks brown, not the verdant green of the tropical island it is.
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Karl Lagerfeld had reimagined the verdant gorge of Verdon, in southeastern France, for his Chanel show.
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The fish is mild, pale, delicate and saline, while asparagus is forthright, grassy, verdant and earthy.
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I try again, respawning in the same verdant loading zone where I began the first time.
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They showed me pictures of themselves harvesting plants in a verdant Hawaiian jungle, looking radiantly happy.
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The latter recalls Claude Lanzmann's Shoah, the classic evocation of evil thriving in a verdant Europe.
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The quarter-acre lot on a verdant hillside was more than enough for a vegetable garden.
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The property, on quiet Verdant Avenue, sits directly behind the upmarket Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club.
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Islands with verdant landscapes at the end of August were left brown and barren by the hurricane.
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Afterward, we strolled to a verdant promenade and waited for a few more members of the entourage.
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Thick, verdant moss blankets every rock and tree, and the landscape weeps with trickling rivulets of water.
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The verdant towers will help soak up urban air pollution, produce clean oxygen, and boost local biodiversity.
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She visits an impossibly verdant Central Park and explores the rainbow-filled wonderland of Dylan's Candy Bar.
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Eight tons of soil cover the main gallery's floor, while printed wallpaper simulates a verdant, vibrant forest.
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But the numbers have grown too large, the cosmos too verdant, for this case-by-case analysis.
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But the Arctic fires are burning through a sensitive ecosystem, one that's usually verdant, cool, and wet.
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The uphill struggle pays off once you've made it to the verdant wooded paths at the top.
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Verdant, almost overgrown, it requires careful navigating over ridges and mulch-covered trenches, to explore the interiors.
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Your chosen broth thins out a verdant purée of pumpkin seeds, cilantro, tomatillo, scallions and green peppers.
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A shot of a waterfall feeding a stream, verdant trees and plants crowding its banks intermittently repeats.
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And picturesque Somerset County and its verdant fields are all around and just perfect for long rambles.
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Then off we went down Interstate 81 along the verdant folds of the Shenandoah with Eli driving.
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Separately, a $260 million project to create a verdant pedestrian bridge across the Thames has been scrapped.
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I replaced the veal with plump sea scallops and brightened the whole thing with verdant, seasonal asparagus.
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There, we had a commanding view of the park's magnificent buttes surrounding a desolate and verdant valley.
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The Shaker Village itself plays a role, too, with its spare buildings nestled in a verdant site.
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Click through for our edit of verdant decor that requires zero care to look well-hydrated 24/7.,
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They can show him the Alborz Mountains' verdant northern slopes as sites for hotels overlooking the Caspian Sea.
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We already know Costa Rica is a beautiful, verdant paradise, but did you know it also has sloths?
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Verdant rice paddies were punctuated with stooped villagers in brightly colored clothes who labored in the humid air.
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Selfies of the former president and newly elected governors, grinning among verdant bushes, recently circulated on social media.
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Some—a chart of Amelia Earhart's last flight, a verdant drawing called "Megan's Woods"—barely register as maps.
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Nicely photographed in verdant locations, the segments slide along a scale between absorbing documentary and illustrated Wikipedia entry.
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More than 100 acts will play on various stages, spread around Worthy Farm, in the country's verdant southwest.
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Buildings were leveled, once lush and verdant hillsides were reduced to barren stumps and roads were washed away.
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Verdant Spirits, a distillery based in Dundee, Scotland joined in the efforts Tuesday, tweeting an appeal for donations.
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Those at four-year institutions often don't participate in the romantic ideal of nurturing dormitories and verdant quadrangles.
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Center your look around a trendy, misaligned striped sweater in a verdant green and midnight black color scheme.
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These are not the clouds you look for in the damp, verdant cloud forests of Monteverde, Costa Rica.
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The dishes of the Nowruz table are verdant and flavorful, like the kuku sabzi that Ms. Stitt loves.
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Before ISIS came, Al-Sharina made a living trading livestock in this verdant and remote corner of Syria.
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On the other side is a formal dining room with a long built-in credenza and verdant views.
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On the other side is a formal dining room with a long built-in credenza and verdant views.
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The first half of Wasteland No. 1 – Ardent, Verdant is a montage of close-ups of computer motherboards.
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It's mesmerizing to watch and I find myself envying his ability to find food in this verdant abundance.
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The verdant hills of this region, dotted with Friesian cows and known as "Africa's Switzerland", are ideal for caseiculture.
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Green-Wood is a site that celebrates nature, even as the development of Brooklyn has encircled its verdant terrain.
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Will this still verdant earth one day resemble the moon overhead — a barren place that humans brought to ruin?
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The family lived an hour's drive away in Tacoma, and they visited Stallone on the sprawling, verdant campus frequently.
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Renderings of the project show wide, verdant sidewalks, with bustling businesses, cafes, shade trees and children running through fountains.
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Catherine Nelson's "Submerged No. 1" depicts a verdant water garden where lilies wind like silly straws toward the surface.
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Every page feels balanced, and the small details of leaves and grass create a lush, verdant world worth exploring.
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Hundreds of thousands of people trample on it, destroying its delicate, verdant blades, and costly repairs are then required.
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Outdoor space: The house is surrounded on both levels by terra-cotta decks with metal railing and verdant views.
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Tull proposed a verdant meadow, north of J-bad, where he and Yaz once went AWOL to hunt elk.
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Ahead of me were rows of vines stretched as far as I could see, lushly verdant, laden with fruit.
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Of course the Hudson Valley fulfills its promise as an escape: verdant hills, roadside farmstands, hawks and eagles overhead.
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"I don't like it," said Vincent Julien, 66, looking towards Montparnasse from the verdant surroundings of the Luxembourg Gardens.
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The Parisian house Diptyque looked to that verdant area to source the Altoidesque base for its new unisex cologne.
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As a place, a knowable space with a distinct visual identity, the game's verdant, cavernous world feels almost real.
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In one work, two shades of green curls, painted atop bright orange, suggest a verdant patchwork of irregular fields.
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The table was covered with lemons, some loose, some tumbling from bowls and some hanging from verdant citrus trees.
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Our travel writer explored the secluded beaches and verdant hills of Mauritius, the remote island in the Indian Ocean.
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The Scillies' fame is as a place of extraordinary beauty: pristine, golden beaches; clear, azure water; verdant green hills.
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Grim city blocks blossom into verdant forests as Christmas-tree vendors set up shop next to rusty trash bins.
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Llamas grazed in the verdant pasture, watered by a trickling stream that flowed down the center of the valley.
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As we drove among the verdant summer pastures, a snub-nosed revolver sat on the dash of Coady's pickup.
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The verdant cover, shot by Annie Liebovitz, features the 25 singer lounging in a Burberry dress and Dior earrings. Natch.
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Compared to larger, more industrialized countries, Costa Rica seems like a verdant gem amid a pile of black coal rocks.
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The eruption turned a once verdant, river-filled valley into a barren, steaming moonscape called the Valley of 10,000 Smokes.
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The map is the obvious clue, a bird's-eye view of our familiar cities, the buildings replaced by verdant green.
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It stood up tall, proud and cobalt blue and broke cleanly over a rock shelf perched beneath the verdant hills.
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Drought in Europe has turned verdant land barren, while people in Japan and Korea are dying from record-breaking heat.
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This particular hamlet in Spain, dubbed the "City of WIne," suitably accents Gehry's sweeping, alloyed design with its verdant countrysides.
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Located on the south shore of the Columbia River, it empties into the sea and is surrounded by verdant woodlands.
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The Saudi desert, sere and brown, was about as different from the verdant rain forest as Mr. Tarip could imagine.
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Pale green leaf-lace froths on the trees, a verdant scribble working its way up the foothills of Mt. Greylock.
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Vietnam '22.8 Shading my eyes from the bright sun, I stared into the bomb crater amid the verdant rice paddies.
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Some of the Cherokee Nation's oldest communities crouch along remote switchback roads in the verdant Ozark foothills of Adair County.
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A short while later, we were on our way — the landscape changing from lush and verdant to dry and rocky.
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This Opening Day game over, we ran together onto the verdant field of our imagination, rejoicing in the season's renewal.
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The rugged beauty of the south, where vineyards and olive groves spread across verdant land, has seen scant material gains.
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It put plans on hold after local residents opposed the possible transformation of a largely verdant site into urban development.
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Rooms and suites, which feel like private residences because they're clustered in small groups, and connected by quiet, verdant paths.
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A verdant park in the center of Milan, Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli has a running route of about 1 mile.
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Turning a corner on Wooden Valley Road, he saw an entire mountainside ablaze, the orange flames threatening the verdant vineyards below.
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It was once a verdant world with forests and water, but it has since turned into a barren, unbearably hot world.
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The course, which winds through verdant, rolling, sheep-speckled hills, has evolved over the years but it's basically an unusual marathon.
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The contrast between straitened Chittoor, at the mercy of its own local rains, and the verdant deltas could not be starker.
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As someone who lives in Guatemala, there's never a shortage of verdant views or chill nature sounds to jumpstart my day.
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The verdant warrior functions as a straight man to the film's sillier characters, so it's characteristic for her to remain quiet.
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It was replaced by a soulless high-rise and Madison Square Garden, a sports arena and theatre neither square nor verdant.
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The verdant accessories, which are sent all over the country via two-day shipping, require "no maintenance at all," McLeary says.
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Chlorophyll is all around us: in the verdant trees, in the spinach at the salad bar, on the shelves of stores.
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In some places, the roads are still lined in verdant green dotted with the bright reds and purples of tropical flowers.
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Wakanda is depicted as a verdant land with stunning waterfalls where spacecraft designed like tribal masks soar over a modern metropolis.
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They are like a long-forgotten tribe, deeply shrouded by some verdant interior, suddenly discovered and brought out into the light.
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The new unearthly Silicon Valley campuses represent the triumph of privatized commons, of a verdant natural world sheltered for the few.
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Let's assume you have one of the more verdant microbial rainforests, and your partner only needs to slurp down ten grams.
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The verdant tranquility of his paintings subverts the notion that transgenderism is unnatural, integrating Moules into the sublime landscapes of nature.
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SIMFEROPOL, Crimea (Reuters) - The missile bunkers that dot the verdant hills along Crimea's southern coast are known locally as Object 100.
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"People who have easy access to safe and verdant outdoor space are going to feel more comfortable in public," Klinenberg says.
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This makes for a stunning immersion in the icy blues, luminescent whites, slate greys, and verdant greens of the Canadian north.
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Its axis point is the fantastical nation of Wakanda, an African Eden where verdant-green landscapes meet blue-sky science fiction.
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A Buddhist heartland, with verdant hills and saffron-robed monks, gives way to neighborhoods of mosques and men in prayer caps.
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Put another way, those famous Poland Spring images of water on a verdant hillside are misleading and deceptive, the lawsuit said.
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Balenciaga's runway went down a narrow path of the verdant Bois de Boulogne park, lined simply by two rows of chairs.
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And a family of four enjoys a day on the verdant grass surrounding an atomic plant made by American Machine & Foundry.
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Compared with the nicer Manhattan entrance, which opens onto verdant City Hall Park, the Brooklyn entrance seemed like a grim afterthought.
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Before her guests arrive, she snips herbs from a verdant garden and creates table arrangements with her children, Nico and Mila.
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The brightly colored paintings, which are also her last oil paintings (she switched to acrylic) represent three nudes in verdant surroundings.
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But mole verde is an outlier, defined by its clean flavor, short cooking time and a modest number of verdant ingredients.
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A native of Southern California, she came to the university's verdant campus in Waco to study nursing on an academic scholarship.
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It draws together verdant orchestration, spoken narration and intimate tête-à-têtes between instruments from different corners of the African diaspora.
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This beautifully painted scene shows a verdant and lush swampland full of life, where the giant otter is snacking on a mollusc.
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Near Manila, Philippines (CNN)Edgar Matobato's days are spent -- for now, at least -- in a verdant, bucolic compound some way outside Manila.
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Ranary's fields lie on the verdant mist-wreathed slopes in northern Madagascar, where around two-thirds of the world's vanilla is grown.
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They admired the "big, verdant and tall...Xi Paulownia tree" before retaking the oath to join the Communist Party, the Guardian reported.
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Salah has lived in the verdant suburban community since 1985, and said she typically leaves her door unlocked because it's so safe.
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Prolonged and expansive heat waves have altered daily life in Europe, causing train cancellations and transforming typically verdant terrain into yellowed lands.
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Two stories of blue, curved, Chinese pagoda–like roofs rose out of a valley between low, verdant hills blanketed by msasa trees.
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The 523-acre, Frederick Law Olmsted-designed Mount Royal Park — named for the mountain it surrounds — is a verdant emblem of Montreal.
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Swami Dayananda Saraswati's modest ashram in Tamil Nadu, in southern India, is graced by verdant forest surroundings, but runs on communal labor.
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The government has promised new infrastructure, including a multibillion dollar incinerator to be built on one of the island's most verdant locations.
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Residents on the island of Dominica say the verdant rain forest trees there have been completely stripped, leaving a desolate brown wasteland.
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The last time I was there, an Alice in Wonderland tea party was taking place on a particularly verdant stretch of lawn.
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Verdant, indistinguishable subdivisions are laid out in self-contained loops between windowed blocks of strip mall and windowless blocks of data center.
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Do we not swoon at the verdant backdrop of Turtle Pond and Belvedere Castle, more alluring than any scenic designer could conjure?
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Pan-fried spring rolls stuffed with bean sprouts, carrots and cabbage, the verdant crunch reminiscent of a classic Roman fried squash blossom.
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Ms. Dobbie, 48, was born in the verdant Boston suburb of Concord, and worked as an assistant teacher for about a decade.
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Despite being located near a commuter rail, even locals still aren't aware of a verdant paradise nestled among Queens' stately Tudor homes.
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"Put some sauce in the soup and drink from the bowl," she said, motioning to the verdant uchucuta sauce she had prepared.
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Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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A spanking new 12,000-seater, with a verdant turf pitch and 353-foot jumbotron, it had cost the local school board $70m.
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No doubt Hauser & Wirth came here for a similar reason: to indulge in the verdant scenery just beyond London's drab, gray grasp.
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A better alternative would be to develop more than 1,000 hectares Hong Kong property developers already own in the city's verdant New Territories.
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I'm not really sure which creatures, though, so I land on a planet my computer describes as "verdant" and hope for the best.
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A tramway cuts through the underbrush to Corcovado, the verdant peak that would soon be topped by the statue of Christ the Redeemer.
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Beasley's focus on sonic experience in the verdant green of a park seems particularly apt as Harlem joins the ranks of the gentrified.
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Naturally, Starbucks Japan announced the new menu item on Instagram, showing off the little bright-green containers and the verdant dessert within them.
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The usual verdant grasses surrounding Buckingham Palace and much of the British Open's 176-year-old Carnoustie golf course have yellowed since May.
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It is an image that is, like much of the rest of the show, lush and verdant, overflowing with colors and vibrant flora.
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GLASTONBURY, ENGLAND Glastonbury Festivals, June 22-18 Britain has a reputation for excellent summer festivals, held on rolling, verdant parklands across the countryside.
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There weren't many opportunities to make a living in the rolling, verdant hills of Huehuetenango, according to Lucas Perez Garcia, the village mayor.
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With it are sage leaves that have been fried until brittle, banishing the mustiness of the herb and bringing out its verdant essence.
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He Yuqing, 60, wore a blue tunic and apron, common among older ethnic Bai women of this verdant valley in the Himalayan foothills.
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Crimea, which is roughly the size of Massachusetts, is a landscape of sandy beaches and verdant mountains that juts into the Black Sea.
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At the Khunjerab Pass, what once was verdant grassland covered with patches of purple wildflowers is giving way to muddy, tourist-trampled grass.
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Caracas is nestled in a verdant valley perched at around 900 meters (2,953 feet) and its water is pumped from much lower sources.
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Verdant residential areas ring the more densely packed village of Great Neck Plaza, with the Long Island Rail Road station at its core.
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Mr. Shvets's stunning vineyard, about a 45-minute drive from downtown Sevastopol, sits in verdant hills more than 1,500 feet above sea level.
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Lush, verdant exteriors — vibrantly photographed by Sam Chase — define a plantation where, according to Sebastien's garrulous cook, hundreds of Vietnamese workers were brutalized.
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The last time the atmosphere contained as much carbon dioxide as it does now, birdlike dinosaurs roamed what was then a verdant landscape.
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Instead, they take place in a tender world of their own, full of gentle ladies, mannerly gentlemen, verdant nature, and friendly-looking animals.
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For one thing, this ancient village of 5,000 people in the verdant countryside of England was not named after the wool from sheep.
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With its verdant seven acres, Madison Square Park is one of those oases of foliage and calm amid the concrete mania of Manhattan.
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She and Mr. Zuabi had spent the morning cooking, then turned the props into lunch — verdant tabbouleh and earthy lentils — for the crew.
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A native of D.C., Alex says she is looking forward to trading Rio's stunning beaches and verdant hills for Washington's teeming political swamp.
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The couple's 16th Arrondissement abode, with its verdant inner courtyard surrounded by light-filled rooms and wide-windowed workshops, has a provincial feel.
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To consolidate his employees, he wanted to create a new campus, a verdant landscape where the border between nature and building would be blurred.
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In her series of verdant panoramic paintings of Gowanus, she said she imagined a melding of the past, present, and future of the area.
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With the recent rise in popularity around new-wave Southern restaurants, this verdant fried side dish has been stealing the show on menus everywhere.
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"We should remember all of this — the verdant green fields of France that were stained with the blood of several million men," Finnegan said.
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FEARFUL HARVEST Ranary's fields lie on the verdant mist-wreathed slopes in northern Madagascar, where around two-thirds of the world's vanilla is grown.
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The fictional African country is depicted as a verdant land with stunning waterfalls where spacecraft designed like tribal masks soar over a modern metropolis.
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Green beans, despite their satisfying crunch and verdant, vegetal flavor, often go unappreciated, regaled to a collection of sides without ever receiving the spotlight.
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What today is beach-front property was then a verdant, claustral jungle; in photographs the dinosaurs seem to be lurking just outside the frame.
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Costa Rica The killing of an American tourist in Costa Rica is threatening the verdant Central American country's reputation as a safe travel destination.
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Footsteps To walk through the streets of Providence, particularly those of the city's verdant, historic East Side, is to be deep in Lovecraft-land.
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Ms. Lewis, a former actress, lived in the verdant tangle of Hawaii and then Arizona; he moved to the cobblestones of the West Village.
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He has turned into a farmer just like his Tatooine uncle, basically, even if this particular planet is a lot more wet and verdant.
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The couple's next target — another ranch, this one tucked into the verdant hillsides of central Veracruz — was abandoned when they arrived in late September.
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One perk of Hong Kong's hyperdensity is that its verdant jungles are nearby, making the city's vast network of trails accessible to almost anyone.
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A couple of hours' drive west of Baile Tusnad, shepherds herd large flocks of sheep in verdant hills near the village of Soimusu Mic.
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Truffle hunting is a favorite activity of many families in western Iraq during the cool winter days when the arid landscape is briefly verdant.
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Areas that had been denuded of trees now boast verdant slopes of coffee trees interspersed with local trees such as albizias and other crops.
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Meyer herself and the wholesome, nurturing ethos she embodies welcomes one like a verdant meadow; a caricature of A Time When Things Were Simpler.
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Monteverde has long been preferred by foreign reporters for its proximity to the Vatican, while celebrities come for the sweeping views and verdant gardens.
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It was on a drive through verdant farmland in California that Apeel CEO James Rogers heard a story on the radio about global hunger.
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And Jack Broomell can recall vividly the summer in which he was able to count 67 species of duck flying within its verdant realm.
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Among the postindustrial-chic buildings and stylish restaurants and shops: Victorian splendor, verdant hide-outs and the long-ago haunts of writers and musicians.
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The garb complemented the restaurant's verdant rose garden, the pleasantly burbling fountain, and the private gazebo in which we sat, surrounded by paisley tapestries.
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Recipe of the day: Salmon in parsley sauce is fast, and, in an unusual approach, makes flat-leaf parsley into a sharp, verdant sauce.
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Another cool morning at the tail end of the rainy season of Los Angeles, and the sun shines on verdant green in the hills.
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In the adjoining gallery, Deana Lawson's photograph "The Garden, Gemena, DR Congo" (2015) illustrates a naked couple in the middle of a verdant landscape.
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The report holds little hope of returning to the verdant Appalachian past, where underground mining at least left the lofty horizon and snug hamlets undisturbed.
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The facade and smoke funnels of the abandoned Weyerhaeuser Mill stand out against the verdant Snoqualmie hills, the former setting of Twin Peaks' Packard sawmill.
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Spring water spills out of small holes in the ground and terraces carved over millennia into the landscape are verdant green, choked with khat trees.
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When the sun set on 19 September, Puerto Rico had been a lush, verdant island with abundant forests and farms of coffee, plantains and pineapples.
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In September, a new choice appeared on Third Avenue in Brooklyn, between the verdant shores of the Gowanus Canal and the foothills of Park Slope.
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I think of Taiwan as a "green island" as well — verdant and beautiful — but during martial law, it had become a kind of prison itself.
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The state school in the verdant Andean state of Tachira in Venezuela also had to cut back on providing meals due to nationwide food shortages.
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Much of the action in the province is taking place in and around Guiyang, a verdant city of 3m people surrounded by tree-covered karst.
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Gone were the tangerines and the verdant greens; the grape and the lemon yellow; the cherry, fuchsia and turquoise that once characterized her suit choices.
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A vibrantly green plant blurs, then is seen reflected in a mirror, then in full verdant regalia as the room becomes bathed in natural light.
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Leaving the trail, we descended to verdant farmlands along the Gulf of Kalloni and stopped to photograph a flamboyance of pale flamingoes in seaside marshes.
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Near the end, the city turns into a bright, Edenic landscape of verdant hills populated by naked sun worshipers, a fleeting dream of paradise lost.
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This verdant Scandinavian country, population five million, voted twice to stay outside the European Union in heated referendums that also turned on issues of sovereignty.
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There, to stave off isolation, he read voraciously and lost himself in the verdant countryside — an experience that would seed his lifelong passion for Wordsworth.
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To be in a truly wild place with verdant summers and the proximity to elk, wolves, wolverines and moose is a privilege afforded to few.
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I chose the latter, heading down a steep, rocky path, surrounded by verdant fields, until I came to a wooden bridge spanning a small creek.
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Alas, lining the left side was a lateral hazard, and Woods pulled his 3-wood shot into the nature area, verdant with knee-high grasses.
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The plan for many of them was always to save enough money here so they could retire to the verdant island of dim childhood memory.
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The 11th District, a Republican-leaning hodgepodge of quaintly verdant residential streets, snarling highways and big-box shopping centers, groans under an extraordinary tax burden.
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It all seems particularly perplexing in late spring, when just-plucked alliums hit the markets, arriving as verdant, more tender versions of their mature selves.
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To accompany the verdant peas, I recommend pasta made from farro, an ancient (as in millenniums) grain at the forefront of the history of wheat.
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The animals are "the guardians of the water," and their appearance signals good water quality and the health of the verdant, mossy, high-elevation ecosystem.
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After the dry red earth of Ethiopia and the savannas of Kenya, Bukavu was green and lush, the same verdant landscape we have in Liberia.
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Grand villas fronted onto tree-lined boulevards, and the verdant plazas and parks called to mind elegant green spaces in the capitals of Western Europe.
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At Nougatine, Jean-Georges Vongerichten candies them to serve alongside foie gras, and dresses verdant spaccatelli pasta in basil-pistachio pesto with caramelized brussels sprouts.
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A VERDANT suburb in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein, Pinneberg epitomises the Germany of record consumer confidence, booming exports and a bulging federal budget surplus.
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Stefano Boeri's firm, which recently completed two verdant towers in Milan, is planning to expand into other smoggy cities, including China's Shijiazhuang, Guizhou, Shanghai, and Chongqing.
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GRAND EST, France — Beneath the verdant, rolling farmland of northeastern France lay a deadly secret of WWI: hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of unexploded bomb shells.
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The UN agency and NGO signs that line so many roads in rural Africa are conspicuously absent when the scenery turns from verdant fields to mines.
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Aguero is to Manchester City what pollen is to flowers, what flowers are to a verdant meadow, what raw coal is to the coking refinery process.
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Tucked away on one side of the Hôtel de Pontalba's verdant garden, the steel standing mobile by Alexander Calder catches the visitor's eye from the portico.
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Below his helicopter, nature's green shoots are making a comeback after the hurricane ripped leaves from trees and triggered mudslides that turned this verdant island brown.
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The school's fluorescent lighting and worn linoleum were in marked contrast to his own alma mater, a private school on a verdant hillside in Mbabane, Swaziland.
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So does that mean that the future of the Antarctic is one that's verdant, maybe even forested, replacing the harsh, icy world that today still stands?
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The video, with its contrasting black-and-white and colorful halves, is like the song itself: an asphyxiation that mutates into a colorful and verdant breakthrough.
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When I visited those 19 acres in 2017, it was a verdant throng: 400 different species of tropical trees all springing from the same sumptuous soil.
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Rainbows, clouds, jagged mountains, verdant hills, pastoral lakes, and, most importantly, changing light in a panoramic view – it was all there and it was just paint.
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I visited on a day when the surrounding trees were only just starting to shed their leaves; when the sculptures blended well with the verdant garden.
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This time, the color pertains not to jealousy but to the verdant flowering of kitsch, accompanied by the unexpected emotional palette that comes with real feeling.
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She had few qualms about abandoning the cocktail-fueled chatter and red-carpet extravaganzas for the verdant seclusion of a 205-acre horse farm in Virginia.
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Colorful raw canvases, unstretched and pulsing with shapes and palettes that conjure Abstract Expressionism, color theory, and verdant terrain all at once, floated throughout the room.
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Zion Smith, 14, hit his opening drive and then took a moment to admire the verdant tableau, with its views of Peconic Bay in the distance.
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The dishes of the Nowruz table are verdant and flavorful, enriched by fresh herbs, both raw and cooked, which lie at the foundation of Iranian cuisine.
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The sun crests over this verdant ocean every morning, and as the light hits the leaves, the rainforest takes its first steamy breath of the day.
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Flipping the kuku-ye sabzi—which has been fried on both sides to a verdant dark crisp—onto a plate, she sprinkles the barberries on top.
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These lush and verdant landscapes are among the artist's recollections of a childhood in Birmingham, places near his London studio, and an ancestral home in Jamaica.
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He then films the luminescent patterns made when the smoke rises and the rays of the sun shine through it and the verdant treetops further away.
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Special Report: In Crimea, Russia signals military resolve with new and revamped basesRussian soldiers have reoccupied missile bunkers that dot the verdant hills along Crimea's southern coast.
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Two of the most exciting road races ever seen graced the opening weekend of the Games — both set against the majestic backdrop of Rio's verdant coastal hills.
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I had already settled on a planet — a quiet, safe, and boring sphere with a nice verdant moon to visit — but then came the actual building part.
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Riding the Broadhead around a luscious, verdant environment really had me thinking back to The Witcher 3, and all the wonderful depth that game offered last year.
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"Cannabis Business Park" declares one headline above a rendering of tasteful beige brick buildings surrounded by trees more verdant than anything for miles around in real life.
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From the edge of the centuries-old hilltop town, the Italian countryside was laid out before us like a verdant patchwork quilt stitched together by dirt roads.
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Hamilton's tall, white tambourine towers contrast with their expansive and verdant environs, and contain latent celebratory potential, which will be activated by performances during the exhibition's run.
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How to decide among a toss of golden spaghetti squash, a verdant broccoli salad, roasted cauliflower, fried chicken, tangy Moroccan carrots, apple pastries and fruit-filled crostatas?
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I caught rides on both the Mont d'Arbois and Le Jaillet cable cars, which take you from civilization to the wild, verdant tops of those ski hills.
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But those delirious utopias that Burle Marx designed, above all with Niemeyer and Costa in Brasília, have always been verdant visions of a future that never comes.
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During summer, the easement behind my house looks as healthy and verdant as any natural place left to its own devices, but it's nothing of the kind.
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Though the Bronx River is largely hidden, the verdant shore can be seen at two-acre Drew Gardens, which is planted with magnolias, dogwood and Japanese maples.
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New York City is full of pastoral sights: white clouds floating in deep blue skies, lakes ringed by verdant hills, grassy expanses calling out for barefoot play.
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"Blessed are the cracked," says Colby Cutler (Brendan Gleeson), menacing patriarch to a ragtag clan of thieving Irish travelers parked in a verdant swath of English countryside.
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The more lively spots are downstairs, between the Lobby Bar, the casual dining (and very verdant) Terrace and Outdoor Gardens, and their adjacent (and possibly unnamed) bar.
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Rodriguez grew up helping his father, Juan Ines Rodriguez Monclova, work the verdant sugar cane fields behind their home on the side of a shark-tooth mountain.
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Kovgan shoots her dancers on a city rooftop, in a sunlit studio, in a verdant garden, against an exuberantly painted backdrop; these are less recreations than reinterpretations.
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The park across the street was one of the verdant oases that made the wealthy La Condesa neighborhood feel completely isolated from the rest of the hustling megalopolis.
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Carville's verdant 350 acres, originally hunting land belonging to Houma natives and subsequently a working sugar plantation, welcomed its first patients as the Louisiana Leper Home in 1894.
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One she keeps going back to is the land of the Jolly Green Giant, who leads her through verdant fields and reunites her with her long-lost daughter.
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The field that once held hundreds of thousands of scantily clad, mud-soaked spectators is now a verdant meadow intersected by old wooden fences and a parking lot.
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The vase with flowers and bowl of fruit gives the green lines the feel of verdant leaves, but they could just as easily be part of the wallpaper.
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Ava DuVernay's sci-fi blockbuster follows its characters from a verdant world right out of a Hudson River School painting to a glowing space worthy of James Turrell.
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On screen, we are treated to a sun-drenched landscape straight out of a Hudson River School painting, with an untamed wilderness of verdant mountains and crystalline waters.
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Garish luxury apartment buildings, mansions, and Ferrari dealerships festoon the hills, interspersed with Hearst-like estates whose verdant lawns look wholly out of place amid the surrounding desert.
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Visitors come for the glorious vistas across the forests in the national parks, the surf crashing on sandy beaches, verdant tea plantations, Buddhist temples and charming colonial towns.
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Nestled in a verdant valley just outside Nairobi, it boasts top-notch equipment and a mix of Kenyan and foreign doctors that draw patients from across the country.
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The lodge itself, a rustic-deluxe structure built from native lenga trees and river rocks, is tucked away in a small, verdant hollow with its own glacial lake.
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Earlier in the morning, exhausted and nigh well overcome by sensory overload, we'd nonetheless decided to come sniffing around the verdant acreage that cradles the Bellagio's five pools.
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In the midst of this verdant lair, my patient reclined comfortably on the couch, her face radiating warmth and welcome amid the greenery and medical equipment surrounding her.
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But the grandest monument can be found deep in a verdant park called Domaine National de St.-Cloud in the commune of Marnes-la-Coquette, just outside Paris.
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Little has changed here since those first ranchers — ancestors of men like Mr. MacLean and Mr. Bitsch — found an island verdant with grass and too windy for trees.
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The road there passes over verdant mountains before coasting through tropical flatlands, contested territory during the civil war that ended in 2009, now distinguished mostly by quiet teahouses.
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Living in an idyllic corner nestled amid mountains and verdant valleys, the two work, play and love together, eventually welcoming three daughters and members of their extended families.
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STEVE JOHNSON Toronto To the Editor: To this day, 50 years later, I can still see the verdant paddies and farmers planting their rice crop for the year.
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That verdant property in the foothills of the Hidaka Mountain Range is owned by Tokachi Mainichi Newspaper Company and used for an environmentally friendly, carbon-offset reforestation program.
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A course that weaved through Rio's verdant hills produced a race so unpredictable that even Van Avermaet, who suffered an early puncture, was not sure what Nibali's crash meant.
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The automaker has promoted its Prius hybrid in ads as "redesigned, CA style," and shown its sedans weaving through verdant Golden State scenery as a Beach Boys song plays.
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Forests in his paintings symbolize both the forests of the South, a place he describes as verdant and lush with foliage, and also places to hide or mask oneself.
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Dunkley's paintings evoke both the twilight of dusk and the verdant colors of day, the lush surrealism of fantasy and the poignant reality of life in a colonial territory.
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It was so verdant, Cara Delevingne's 4-month-old puppy, which the model/actress brought along to her front-row seat, had to stop to pee on the grass.
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Recent posts have spotlighted the verdant landscape of Argentina's Corrientes province, the brilliant blues of the Kyrgyz Republic's mountain ranges, or the isolated Mariana Islands of the North Pacific.
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Teknaf, Bangladesh (CNN)After trekking for days through verdant-green paddy fields, they cross a precipitous waterfall, with the black smoke of their torched villages billowing in the distance.
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THE Holey Artisan Bakery, an upscale café and restaurant overlooking a placid lake in Dhaka, was a foodie's labour of love in a verdant corner of the chaotic capital.
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However, Scripps has let that contract lapse (the shows started to leave Netflix in the first part of 2017) and moved onto greener pastures via Hulu's verdant streaming services.
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The adjacent farmland, much of which was nearly ready for the fall harvest, can be seen turning from verdant green to pale brown, the crops ruined by the floodwaters.
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Dishes are based on recipes handed down by the owner Irene Psatha's grandmother and produced with fresh ingredients sourced from her family farm in the island's verdant Halakas Mountains.
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The host city and AECOM, the UK-based company that designed what is being dubbed "the heart of the games," promised a verdant area worthy of the name Park.
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Unripe, its high content of oxalic acid could cause burning and blistering in the mouth, and even then, its verdant scales had to be painstakingly removed one by one.
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Although many MacArthur fellows have no political element to their work, many winners align with the foundation's liberal values and mission ("creating a more just, verdant and peaceful world").
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Still to be built is a 10-acre public park with a lake and 500 new trees: a symbol of rebirth, turning the parched earth into a verdant landscape.
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Buying into one of these funds means betting on a burgeoning, if volatile, sector and pinning the green in your wallet to your hopes for a more verdant future.
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The handprints disappear as they follow her through the verdant flora, then leave the woods, wandering over fences and into the streets, alone in a new sort of wilderness.
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Shakespeare fans will recognize Arden as the verdant forest in "As You Like It." They may be surprised, however, to learn that an Arden also exists on Staten Island.
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One of her favorites, she recalled the other day, was the ending of "Platoon," in which Willem Dafoe, peppered by bullets, collapses in slow motion on a verdant field.
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The residential blocks are dotted with fortress-like closed doors, but if one of them is ever ajar, peek inside and chances are you will spy a verdant courtyard.
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One of the house's most arresting spaces is Van Gend's studio on the ground floor, which opens onto a small, verdant garden — an abundant contrast to the serenity within.
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The verdant, V-shaped tableau, as absorbing as it is disorienting in this metropolitan context, evokes the fantasy of being a parched desert traveler stumbling across a fecund oasis.
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Designated as a Unesco World Heritage Site, the picturesque city is on the Portuguese Riviera and among the Sintra Mountains, a verdant range dense with pines, oaks, and wildlife.
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Bland's father was a pastor, while Maas's parents ran a nursery, 12 verdant acres crowded with curios from around the world and home to a wallaby, among other animals.
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With news that Chinese investors are eyeing the fertile plains he calls home, villagers worry this could end generations of family farming in their verdant corner of southern Sri Lanka.
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That's because hundreds of once verdant pine and cedar trees, stretching far beyond their 5 acre spread, have perished at a rate so fast he's lost count of the carnage.
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Instead of blooming bouquets and ornate floral backdrops à la Kimye, more and more couples are opting for verdant assortments of eucalyptus, ferns, and various herbs to decorate their venues.
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Visitors can book private tastings to sample the 12 varieties — flavors include apple peel, lingonberry, rhubarb-elderflower and cranberry — all made from fruits grown deep in Finland's verdant forests. limonad.
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A vast and verdant journalistic subgenre has sprung up around the president's passion for lying: websites devoted solely to fact checking, ever-lengthening lists of falsehoods at major media outlets.
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La Motte wine farm, one of dozens in the verdant hills outside Cape Town, sold around 3 million bottles to China last year, double the amount shipped three years ago.
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The most vivid are the 360-degree panoramic view of the verdant garden and the interior of the Maison de Verre, Chareau's 1932 House of Glass in the Seventh Arrondissement.
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It was a moment that became an enduring internet meme, resurfacing recently when Ms. de Lesseps was Photoshopped into the verdant background of Kehinde Wiley's portrait of President Barack Obama.
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But once you learn what happened in these scenes from small towns, big cities or verdant fields, their almost unemotional first impression gives way to horror: Someone was lynched there.
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As seaplanes glided to dock and women in sun hats sipped aperitifs, scores of African migrants gathered, looking at the verdant mountains standing guard between the placid lake and Switzerland.
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For those who'd rather not leave the city, a stroll on Djurgarden, the verdant former hunting ground in central Stockholm known as the "garden island" also offers abundant Swedish nature.
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In late August, Leonardo DiCaprio, Emmanuel Macron and Ricky Martin all circulated the same image on social media: a verdant hill in a rich green forest going up in smoke.
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But the firefighters in the once verdant district of Pulang Pisau often have only makeshift equipment, with little more than face masks to protect against choking smoke from the blazes.
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In the Philippines, toxic ash and smoke have transformed the verdant island of Taal, a popular tourist spot, into a lifeless gray carpet since a volcano erupted there on Sunday.
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In one panel, there's a detail of an older man's eyes, in shock or anger, in another panel, a goddess with palms that sprout butterflies, verdant and turquoise, mirroring rebirth.
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The reconstruction of this verdant, mountainous 850-acre private island resort was funded entirely by its owners, Henry and Gloria Jarecki and their family, who purchased the property in 1975.
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They live in places like the expat communities of Zamalek, an island in the Nile River in central Cairo, or in Maadi, a verdant suburb about 22011 minutes south by train.
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The course, a 237km slog featuring 5,000 meters of climbs along Rio's verdant coastline, has everything from cobbles, lung-burning climbs and tricky descents and a flat blast to the finish.
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Flowers: According to Norma Satizábal, a floral designer who helped design some of the Gossip Girl floral arrangements before founding her own company, Verdant Floral, those centerpieces would cost approximately $33,200.
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It is an aerial view of the border delineating Haiti and the Dominican Republic; on one side are parched "bare-skinned" mountains and on the other a blanket of verdant forest.
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The designs for the new town centre of Tongzhou, for example, are reminiscent of Silicon Valley, with low-rise, open-plan offices sitting off roads that meander through a verdant landscape.
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Not even a year later, the half-acre plot is a field of green, brimming with vibrant cilantro, unripe tomatoes, verdant cucumbers and baby watermelons, all thriving under a blazing sun.
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His full name was in fact Andoni Goikoetxea Olaskoaga, and he was a lumbering, muscular defender from Alonsotegi, a red-tiled hill town in the green and verdant mountains of Biscay.
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For Boghiguian, this elegant garden is a representation of the verdant estates in Nîmes that Augustus gave to the generals who were instrumental in his victory in the Battle of Actium.
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Parts of the film are filmed in Hawaii (meant to represent Samoa, Hobbs's home), and these sequences are lush, verdant, and meant to evoke heartfelt family bonds; those efforts fall flat.
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Walking its verdant, leaf-strewn paths, one appreciates New York City's history from a different vantage point, while also reconnecting with the embodied reality of being human, of our unavoidable impermanence.
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Somehow the badly injured Haas pulled himself out of the ravine and crawled for nearly half a mile through a labyrinth of soybean plants before reaching another stretch of verdant forest.
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The plants I'm painting now are more verdant, the canvas size is getting bigger, there are heavier and more varied brush strokes, and some sense of abstraction is starting to show.
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While their earliest material hewed more closely to a traditional black metal template, the soaring, bombastic albums they're best remembered for are firmly ensconced within the verdant realm of Middle Earth.
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Many fewer know Angel Island, the verdant dot in the Bay where around 175,19743 immigrants from China were detained, in some cases for years, during the first part of the 1900s.
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At street level will be a verdant plaza designed by Adjaye Associates and Weintraub Diaz Landscape Architecture, inspired by the pocket parks of Midtown Manhattan created in the 1960s and 1970s.
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As more of it is cut, the huge volume of self-generated rainfall it needs to remain verdant is steadily reduced, worsening droughts made more frequent and severe by global warming.
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The two-story mock-Tudor house in the verdant precincts of Jamaica Estates that the president's father built, and where young Donald lived until age 74, is now available on Airbnb.
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What's arresting, on the first viewing, is how quickly — 80 seconds, give or take — you are transported from a verdant country scene to what looks like the crater of a volcano.
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Flat stretches along the coastline, emerald green with sugar cane and large-leafed banana plants, ascend into velvety, verdant hillsides thick with vine-wrapped trees before descending again to the coast.
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You might at any point land on a world filled with verdant grassland, quiet forests, or a suffocating smog that makes finding a place to set your ship down almost impossible.
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You can sense it's there even before you glimpse the 200 verdant shrubs, set in six rows: the sweet fragrance they release is overpowering, and reaches your nose from a distance.
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The brand's "Pink River Rosé" features an electric-magenta river snaking through a verdant forest, while other cans are emblazoned with abstracted animals, including a rainbow-striped stag and an iridescent hummingbird.
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Ikuenobe had ended up trapped in Libya after leaving his hometown of Benin City, a verdant city of low-rise buildings in southwestern Nigeria, in search of a better life in Europe.
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With its verdant 228,21960 acres grazed by rabbits, sheep, pigs, goats, turkeys, ducks, geese, guinea hens, bees and chickens, it is now a textbook example of multi-species, pasture-based organic farming.
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But the colors of the repeated elements — the woven rug, the patchwork quilt, her clothing — are so bright and vibrant with verdant greens and luscious reds that the work reads as lively.
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On one visit, I drove the two of us in a golf cart around the verdant grounds and along the bank of the St. Joseph's River, which ran through his 57 acres.
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Businesses shuttered as owners fled, memories still fresh of Sunday's blast, which left at least 75 people dead and 192 missing, and reduced a once verdant area to a moonscape of ash.
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When Joe and Nivia Santagata toured a penthouse condominium with a private terrace on East 33rd Street in late 2011, their imaginations blossomed with visions of a verdant lounge in the sky.
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The conversion of Freshkills on the western shore of Staten Island into a verdant expanse of green is now in its second decade, with two more to go before it is finished.
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A Verdant Labs analysis of Federal Elections Commission data found that nearly three-quarters of truck drivers are Republican — one of the most conservative jobs in America, along with surgeons and farmers.
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Since 2014, I've been making the yearly pilgrimage to Neskaupstaður, a sleepy fishing village nestled between verdant, snow-dotted hills and imposing fjords, all backlit by a Northern sun that never sleeps.
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Verdant oases have been squeezed into every corner of New York City, tucked between towering skyscrapers, carved from former military posts and abandoned railroad tracks, and even laid on top of landfills.
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If they had grown up on the verdant fields and warm weather of Florida or California, a night like Monday might just be passed off as another night in the big leagues.
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Here in Dali, an ancient village nestled in verdant hills, making indigo cloth has long been a part of life, no less important to the Dong than farming rice or fermenting fish.
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Yet despite the wooden acting and two-dimensional trees, real feeling arises from it — and then much more beautiful and three-dimensional trees arise, too, as we transit to a verdant park.
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With this tale, the game brilliantly styles itself as a verdant refuge from the internet — social media, shooter games and the moral vacuum digital culture is said to open up in us.
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Toxic ash and smoke, reeking of sulfur and other noxious gases, have transformed the verdant island of Taal into a vast carpet of lifeless gray since a volcano there erupted on Sunday.
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And the corner room had tall windows along two walls, with views of the rooftop pool at the neighboring Thermae Bath Spa, the spires of the Bath Abbey and surrounding verdant hillsides.
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The last animated feature that Walt Disney himself produced, it was also a last hurrah for old-school methods, designed by hand, and, to my innocent eyes, verdant with charm and finesse.
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The jungle is either a verdant mecca for scientists seeking some magical cure and adventurers in search of treasure, or a 1.4 billion-acre thicket of threats including cannibalistic tribes and giant anacondas.
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And to many a casual moviegoer, gingham-clad Judy Garland peaking out of that sepia-toned house into a bright and verdant Oz might seem like the first—and last—big leap forward.
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The owner has redecorated the residence in gilded mirrors and blue damask wallpaper with the help of a renowned interior designer and is having a personal golf course installed on the verdant grounds.
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A WALK from the history museum on the edge of St Louis's verdant Forest Park, past grand faux-Tudor mansions on Lindell Boulevard, leads to the wealthy white neighbourhood of Central West End.
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Businesses shuttered as owners fled, memories still fresh of Sunday&aposs blast, which left at least 75 people dead and 192 missing, and reduced a once verdant area to a moonscape of ash.
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Along with the Guam Museum, the church is one of the two most impressive structures that sit between the verdant mountains and vast ocean in the heart of the Guamanian capital of Hagataña.
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Set against South Africa's verdant landscape, this meditation on the struggles often braved by quirky children brings the power of the imagination to life — here in the form of an enormous, prowling leopard.
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Emmanuel Lubezki's lush and earthy cinematography renders the ripe, verdant Virginia landscape as alternately Edenic and treacherous, and the fugue-like editing captures the disorientation of encountering unfamiliar sights, sounds, and entire civilizations.
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I used to think that paprika and parsley were just for show — nothing more than powdery red dashes on creamy deviled eggs, and verdant speckles breaking up the brown monotony of beef stew.
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Outside the temple's entrance, the fire-engine-red and canary-yellow flags of the People's Republic of China and the Communist Party soar into the sky, overlooking sleepy villages and verdant rice fields.
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A verdant expanse of misty hills punctuated with tiny, preserved-in-amber towns, Central Maui goes largely ignored by sunbathers and surfers congregating on the island's western towns of Wailea, Lahaina and Kapalua.
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I'll miss the building, with its verdant backyard and familial atmosphere; the excitement of each new exhibition; and the artists who may not exhibit in Detroit again because this was their regional home.
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I split time between there and my maternal grandparents' house, or "matamaal," in a verdant central Srinagar area, where I was the first of eight grandchildren, doted on by a boisterous extended family.
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But the land in the Husafell area of West Iceland is exceptionally lush and verdant, covered in green grass and low shrubbery, an unexpected oasis of vegetation in the shadow of a glacier.
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I tried to focus not on my pounding heart or my tingling extremities but on the new green growth on the trees that surround the pond, providing swimmers, in summer, with verdant privacy.
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The Plot: The verdant island of Vanuatu in the South Pacific is the setting for this Romeo-and-Juliet romance, which features members of local tribes playing roles in a star-crossed romance.
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This ensures that nothing runs down the drain and allows us to use the gray water, leftover from our washing, for other items -- such as our garden, which once verdant, is increasingly brown.
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Rain streamed down the windows as we zipped through verdant valleys cut through with rushing waterfalls, the hillside dotted with charming red barns and tiny wood-frame houses the color of lemon custard.
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The metaphor in the first verse is taking flowers from a verdant garden and giving them as a token of your love and after a period of time finding them in the trash.
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There are also more fanciful works, like a tree of life, a "green city" work that shows skyscrapers facing off against a verdant side of Bengaluru, a giant reclining Buddha face, and others.
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The painting's exploitation of negative space and the verdant, watery landscape invite the viewer to wonder whether the image is the woman's dream, or a spell cast by the satyr on the slumbering nude.
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Whether you want to cook a full-on emerald-themed meal or just throw a verdant ingredient or two into the mix, check out our roundup of green foods and recipes before you celebrate.
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Whether you're looking to live in a truly cosmopolitan world capital…by a pristine beach ringed by clear blue waters…or on a mountain in the cool, verdant highlands…Panama has much to offer.
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The camera system that Huawei calls Master AI is trained to go beyond merely taking the most faithful photo: it works overtime to make grass extra verdant, skies extra blue, and food extra yummy.
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The nauseatingly verdant gel quickly transformed into a white foam, and then the smell hit me: a musty mixture of spice, citrus, and sweetness, like your traditional Axe body spray topped off with lime.
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Among the verdant mountains of Basque Country, which borders France, a once-violent campaign for independence has petered out, with generous fiscal autonomy from Madrid helping to keep popular agitation for independence in check.
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Desertification and conflict across the Sahel have pushed foreign pastoralists deeper into CAR and the Congo as they seek out verdant terrain, especially grasslands away from armed groups who levy taxes on migrating cattle.
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Caracas, set on a verdant plateau twelve miles from the Caribbean coastline, was an enclave of American-style modernity, where slums coexisted with a growing sector of high-end retail and middle-class homes.
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A Unesco World Heritage site, the fjord is the movie's true commanding star, with soaring verdant and denuded rock walls flanking a glassy inlet that snakes along for miles before spilling into the sea.
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His owners, the siblings Lois Moon and Alan Rademacher, say that part of Bunyan's charm is in how he recalls northern Minnesota's long-gone timber industry, which laid bare the verdant landscape without replanting.
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Two Fornasetti pieces — an ocher-hued commode painted with a prowling leopard, and a screen depicting a verdant forest in a dark night — complete a visitor's sense of being deep in a lush jungle.
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Boise — derived from the French word for wooded, but a name that also reflects a confluence of frontier myth and speculation — sits below the Rocky Mountains on a verdant plain known as Treasure Valley.
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During World War II, the federal government built a 30-mile long railroad that sliced through this verdant patch, stretching from North Creek to Tahawus, a remote village about 125 miles north of Albany.
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VIRUNGA NATIONAL PARK, Democratic Republic of Congo — On the verdant savanna of Virunga National Park, a herd of elephants clustered near an umbrella-shaped acacia tree to seek shelter from the blazing morning sun.
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In Tempi, a verdant region in central Greece, many primary schools and kindergartens have closed since 2012 as parents had fewer children and young Greeks left the country, said Xanthi Zisaki, a municipal councilor.
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I might start near the Square du Temple, a sweet, verdant park where the Templar's fortress stood, and where Marie Antoinette and the king were later imprisoned after trying to escape from the Tuileries.
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Spring in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains is nothing less than an endowment from the natural world: flowering dogwoods and pink redbuds, daffodils, crocuses and winter jasmine infuse the already verdant landscape.
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Spring in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains is nothing less than an endowment from the natural world: flowering dogwoods and pink redbuds, daffodils, crocuses and winter jasmine infuse the already verdant landscape.
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When George Oommen was 16 years old, he inherited a two-story house on a river in Mepral, a village in the verdant southern Indian state of Kerala, where his father had grown up.
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The short film (a collaboration with curator Shoghig Halajian and scored by artist Dorian Wood) features still shots of the Swiss town's verdant hills and present-day calm, contrasting the brutal persecution of centuries past.
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But the beautifully disturbing visuals of Annihilation are made for the big screen: verdant mutant landscapes and prismatic light, the days seeming to skip right to late afternoon, the sun hanging low in the sky.
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Filled with seawater and covering an area the size of three soccer fields, the pond, near Rio's international airport, is scoffed at by some locals, especially at posher points along the city's verdant Atlantic shoreline.
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The volunteers who pulled up the concrete had made plans for the spring, however: to pepper the dirt with wildflower seeds, make sculptures from the rubble and turn the lot into a verdant little oasis.
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Inside The Shimmer, the team treks through a verdant fairy-tale forest where the flora and fauna are mutating in weird and wonderful ways: deer's antlers have sprouted flowers, trees are shaped like human beings.
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Composed by bandmembers Deakin and Geologist, they inject the prideful yet heartrending original with a a whole geodome of verdant, squishy textures, further elaborating the mood by including field recordings of birds in the wild.
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You could follow the preordained path, but the fastest route is as the crow flies, which will take you off the road, into caves, through verdant wineries, over mountains, and in and out of forest.
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Another image from a dispersed ragamala, done around 1700, takes the form of a woman flanked by peacocks against a verdant grove, each of whose trees has leaves of different shapes, painstakingly and individually stippled.
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Front Burner A creamy matcha custard pie that's about as verdant as you can get for St. Patrick's Day is the work of Melissa and Emily Elsen, the owners of Four & Twenty Blackbirds in Brooklyn.
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BrewDog, Leith Gin, Verdant Spirits and Pernod Ricard are all getting involved in efforts to ramp up production of hand sanitizer, which has become scarce in many countries due to a massive spike in demand.
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The performance features more than 50 dancers moving in and around pristine white platforms and Solange's sculptural set in a verdant landscape, to the tune of a minimalist score she co-wrote with John Kirby.
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While teleconferencing at her desk, she found herself turning her back on her window, with its verdant view, and facing piles of toilet paper and canned goods to spare her colleagues the sight of them.
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And many here fear that this verdant tourist destination — famous as the birthplace of the goddess Hera and the philosopher Epicurus — is a preview of the future if the Continent doesn't get its act together.
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Many children's favorite train is once again chugging into this verdant station in the Bronx: It's Thomas the Tank Engine, of storybook and television fame, who's arriving with Driver Sam to put on a show.
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To capitalize on the interest in tourism around their hometown, Ioannina, which lies in a verdant region in northern Greece, they plan to create a consultancy to draw Russian and Chinese investors for building projects.
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It was established in 1822, on 10 acres; today it comprises around 110, verdant meadows infiltrated with hills and speckled with big old trees, some of which are, true to archetype, dripping with Spanish moss.
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The most famous reclaimed space is Manhattan's High Line, once a dilapidated elevated railway and now a verdant park that drew 6.2 million visitors in 243 (23.3 million of whom were locals) and hosts live events.
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AT THE bottom of a muddy basin surrounded by verdant mountains, Dora Alicia Hernández combs through black sludge and rock in the faint hope of finding an emerald valuable enough to lift her out of poverty.
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As the ferry crawled from the port town of Anacortes to tinier-than-tiny Lopez Island, the land masses grew increasingly verdant and became draped in swooping clouds, as if we were sailing into a dream.
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One of the areas they visited was the verdant Chyulu Hills mountain range, right below Mount Kilimanjaro — which, in addition to being the highest peak in Africa, has gained recent attention for its shrinking northern glaciers.
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It is a verdant platter filled with slivered (albeit not julienned) vegetables tossed in a lemon, pomegranate, molasses, and sumac dressing, that winks at — and then totally ignores — the classic Waldorf Salad that it sardonically references.
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We're standing on the edge of a cliff on a remote Texas ranch, a long patch of rocky desert stretching out below to the verdant banks of the Rio Grande, a silver ribbon 2 miles distant.
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On Norfolk Island, a verdant Australian speck in the South Pacific, where a connection to a cable 90 kilometers (7003 miles) away would cost just A$15 million, Canberra's decision to skip the project is galling.
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In the United Arab Emirates – a part of the world not known for its verdant fields and abundant vegetation – one business is growing everything from Cos lettuce to dill, basil and coriander without using any soil.
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Over the next 40 years, Mr Kornze calculates that those verdant retirement homes are "a billion-dollar commitment on behalf of the American public, in addition to the billion-dollar cost of horses on the range".
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In these open-air drinking holes, suntanned men wearing longyi's—the male long-skirts ubiquitous throughout Myanmar—will be sipping toddy under thatched palm leaf roofs, surrounded by the flat, verdant plains of the Irrawaddy delta.
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Van Duysen considered adding plants along the walls but decided their natural shapes and verdant hues clashed with the property's lunar-like severity; when wild grasses sprout, he pulls them up and rakes the terrain smooth.
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It began on the verdant edge of 72nd Street and the park, one block up from the limestone mansion Mr. Lauren built across from the Rhinelander Mansion he already owned — retail in the guise of empire.
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Mr. Semple was especially struck by a German prison for young adults, in which men and women between the ages of 18 and 25 were housed in a verdant compound that resembled a liberal arts college.
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The day he was discharged, he said, he left his base in the desert and entered an "inexperienced guy" dance class at the Kibbutz company's school at Kibbutz Ga'aton in the verdant north of the country.
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His works have been associated strongly with 19th century Romanticism as they recall the writing of J.K. Huysmans and Oscar Wilde in their barely-concealed queerness, abounding with beautiful boys sipping wine in verdant nature scenes.
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Baden-Baden is about six miles east of the Rhine River, which divides Germany and France, in a northern valley of the Black Forest, the verdant mountain range that stretches about 100 miles to the south.
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Residents who gravitate to the northern end of town will find a verdant escape in the 46-acre West Hudson Park (which Harrison shares with Kearny), with walking trails, tennis courts, ball fields and fishing ponds.
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Size: 3,510 square feet Price per square foot: $2363 Indoors: Solid bronze doors molded with a sunburst pattern open to a verdant courtyard-like space with a terrazzo bridge flanked by ponds that once held koi.
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He was driving to the verdant village of Courances, about 20 miles south of Paris, where he and his fiancée, the German-Danish furniture designer Gesa Hansen, just bought and refurbished a 19th-century country home.
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The most recent film of this group might appear a return to the second-dimensional form of her earlier work, but Wasteland No. 1: Ardent, Verdant is truly multi-dimensional in the breadth of its ideas.
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I could idle in the rooftop Sunflower Garden; watch butterflies in the tropical sanctuary; get lost in the Mirror Maze; zoom through a tube slide; and explore indoor "walking trails," as verdant as any found outside.
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The 85,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility sits on five verdant acres in the Wasatch Mountains, just outside of Park City, home of USSA, the governing body of snow sports in the United States.
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A very pleasant lunch In Tigoni, a beautiful high-altitude tea-growing area, the hillsides are carpeted with verdant tea fields picked to a uniform height — a giant green couch begging for someone to stretch out.
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Opened in 2016 and considered the tallest and longest glass bridge in the world, the bridge has inspired viral video after viral video of terrified tourists crawling over a futuristic glass bridge spanning a verdant gorge.
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Assembled in the verdant courtyard of the artist Cassandra MacLeod's studio were the friends of the chef Mina Stone, who last week opened her Mediterranean-inspired restaurant Mina's at MoMA PS1 with her husband, Alex Eagleton.
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It can be hard even to talk about cooking when there are people in circumstances like that, even if you live in a cool, verdant pocket of Vermont, or an air-conditioned aerie off Capitol Hill.
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On what makes it all worth it: Cycling has helped me see parts of the world I never thought I'd get to — small towns in France, the Canary Islands, the verdant and altitudinous outskirts of Bogota!
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Even after founding member Austin Lunn packed up and moved north, we still tend to associate the band with verdant hills and coal miners' ghosts—even as the man behind the music itself has moved on.
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Apart from beaches which have been shut, the rest of Hong Kong's verdant shoreline is likely to have been impacted with the feeding capabilities of many sea creatures such as barnacles, crabs and shells affected, Lee said.
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Yet, whether shooting in jaundiced interiors or verdant, autumnal exteriors, Bakatakis ensures that The Lobster is never less than beautiful to behold as he employs a series of painterly tableaux intensified by patient, barely perceptible zoom-ins.
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Instead of paper screens ("We wanted to pay tribute to Japanese design, not mimic it," says Hill), there are blond wood wall panels and sliding doors, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows that offer verdant views.
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And while they might arise on the golf course as well, Abe hopes the chirpy, verdant surroundings of the Kasumigaseki Country Club -- which only agreed to accept women members in March -- can ease whatever disagreements may arise.
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While the shores are verdant and telegenic, and some people still use the bay for recreation, the water is so dirty that scientists and physicians warn that contact with it can lead to viral and bacterial infections.
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The three-hour bus ride from Chiang Mai winds through mountain passes and cascades down into into a verdant panorama featured on many a postcard, now home to an increasing number of itinerant backpackers and escapist hippies.
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Nestled in the verdant Jardim Botânico district — where toucans fly from tree to tree and monkeys can be heard laughing in the afternoon — sits an elegant house designed in 21950 by the great Modernist architect Oscar Niemeyer.
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After all, Barcelona is Spain's tourism hub, a cosmopolitan city visited by millions who are oblivious to politics but fascinated by the area's architecture, food, soccer team and spectacular location, wedged between verdant hills and the Mediterranean.
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These verdant nooks are where Dolbeer's disciples use an array of sophisticated hardware to frighten, frustrate, and sometimes slaughter their winged adversaries, all in the name of protecting millions of flyers who are oblivious to the struggle.
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On its eastern border sits the verdant but out-of-the way Carl Schurz Park and Gracie Mansion, the mayoral estate, whose current resident, Bill de Blasio, prefers to use chauffeured cars over the far-flung subway.
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This verdant hide-out — the product of community activism, on a site once earmarked for offices — offers secluded benches, a swing and the chance to wander past garden plots lovingly tended by some of London's friendliest strangers.
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Bhutan was only opened to travelers in 2200, and even today, tourism to the Himalayan kingdom is closely monitored to maintain the integrity of its pristine natural landscapes, which range from verdant valleys to dense conifer forests.
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SAN JUAN BASIN, Colombia — Along the snaking waterways of the San Juan River, the village of Noanamá sits on a steep bluff with modest wooden houses and dirt streets giving way to a verdant expanse of jungle.
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But maybe the bananas-ist celebration was Gattis' to perform: Shortly after getting a smurf splooge shower at the end of his walk, Gattis decided to bestow upon us his verdant chest garden by ripping off his shirt.
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Dominated by red and black, with yellow and orange making repeat appearances, Goodman's palette is one in which blue (signifying sky or transcendence) seldom appears, and green, when she uses it, evokes bodily foulness rather than verdant grass.
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First dubbed Scheele's green, and later emerald, this shockingly verdant shade was lethal to those handling it, whether they were brushing it as a powder onto elaborate floral head-dresses or dyeing gloves a delectably eye-catching color.
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PACARAIMA, Brazil (Reuters) - Government employee Jose Lara this month used some vacation days to take a long scenic bus ride through the verdant plateaus and sweeping savannas of southern Venezuela, but the trip was anything but a holiday.
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Alienating a key demographicTruck drivers and farmers are two of the most conservative jobs in the US. A Verdant Labs analysis of Federal Elections Commission data found that nearly three-quarters of farmers and truck drivers are Republican.
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It has been gentrified somewhat in recent decades, and also features verdant parks and sleek skyscrapers, but Moriyama nevertheless locates all his favorite textures: fishnet, chain-link, steel tubing, tangled cables, broken glass, torn posters, cracked PVC, dust.
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Maetzke cultivated an appreciation for the preserves growing up in Spreewald, an area of verdant forest in southeastern Germany, which is known for mineral-rich soil producing magnificent cucumbers that are sold throughout the year in pickled form.
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"If these laws become permanent, then it will be impossible for the Shinawatras to come back," said Chaloem Butrphu, a farmer who voted against the referendum, speaking in a village among verdant rice paddy fields near Khon Khaen.
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Here in Scioto County, a mix of verdant farmland and old mill towns on the southern edge of Ohio where everyone appears to know someone who has struggled with dependency, 211 people died of an overdose in 212.
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They too wanted to capture what was left of New York's verdant forests after logging stripped the trees for use in housing and railroads, and tanneries cleared the land of eastern hemlock, whose bark was used for tanning.
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In "Small Landscape at Traunsee" (August 1907), loose swirls of paint articulate a blue sky and verdant green meadow; the canvas is bisected vertically by the willowy black line of a tree trunk carved into the thick pigment.
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A beautiful if deliberately sterile-feeling spa hotel sits just above the small village and beckons visitors from all over the world, who come to bathe in silence and eat overpriced pear bread while gazing at verdant pastures.
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Even now, the year of my 50th college reunion, Vietnam is palpable for me — as much as a part of my memory of the Shenandoah Valley's verdant landscape as the sweet scent of dogwood, redbud and shad blossom.
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On my recent trip to the Rwandan capital of Kigali, a city of verdant hillsides and 1.1 million people, I met Daniel Ndayishimiye, who, in 2016, established Fashion Hub Kigali, a nongovernmental organization that is also supporting designers.
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The startling accusations are all the more remarkable for the environment in which prosecutors say they first played out — the verdant Sarah Lawrence campus, where red brick buildings frame wide lawns and a wisteria arbor dominates the grounds.
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"Under the careful care of each side, the China-El Salvador relationship will, without doubt, transform from a shrub into a verdant tree," Ms. Ou, China's ambassador, wrote in a recent opinion piece published in a local newspaper.
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Tree trunks were blistered and split from intense heat — the mottled pattern reminiscent of Dutch crunch bread — but there they were, still standing, with a lush carpet of verdant shrubs and other undergrowth filling in around their feet.
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Techy tracksuits and multipocket outerwear in verdant hues, laden with cheeky touches like open flies, midriff hints and bottom-skimming zips, were framed by a 10-piece capsule collection of sleek raincoats made with the Italian label Allegri.
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At the entrance to the show is a verdant niche bursting with native Brazilian plant species, curated by floral designer Bella Meyer, set before a sea of blue wallpaper based on a tile mural of Burle Marx's design.
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It cuts a winding path through the verdant Adonis Valley, which is lined with waterfalls and natural springs, and home to some 1003 animal and plant species, making it one of the most biodiverse regions in the Middle East.
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He has mid-stage Alzheimer's and lives in an expensive nursing home, where I like to think of him sitting in a bright private room that looks out onto a verdant courtyard where he can take walks and meditate.
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From Norway's Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden — the northernmost botanical garden in the world — to Sigiriya, an ancient rock fortress in Sri Lanka that boasts some of Earth's oldest landscaped gardens, there's a verdant enclave to suit every taste.
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WEYBRIDGE, England — Riders on horseback make way for a taxi driving slowly down the verdant country lane toward a view familiar to fans of "Downton Abbey" — the entrance to the home of Lady Violet Crawley, dowager countess of Grantham.
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Verdant air emanates from a dreamy jungle of plant life; neon light bounces around mirrored surfaces; luminous plexiglass constructions pop out from every direction; and unplaceable music is punctuated by the random zing of a fairy wand sound effect.
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Set against South Africa's verdant landscape, Khethiwe and the Leopard builds an imaginative universe in which children use their inherent curiosity to nurture a more empathetic understanding of the world — a quality often sacrificed to the burdens of adulthood.
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The deforestation and overdevelopment of Istanbul make the campus—verdant pine trees, Ottoman Empire–era buildings, wooden houses, hushed quiet—a gorgeous memory of the past, where the luxuriousness is not only a material matter but an environmental one.
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"The idea of owning both sides of the clock was always attractive to us," said James Cain, an owner of Vault and Pretty Bird, which opened in June in a cheerful shop decorated with verdant plants and pink neon.
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It's a book in which he toys with flavor combinations, chopping unripe green mangoes and stirring them into mayonnaise to make a verdant tartar sauce, and working an extract of caramelized fig and bourbon into glasses of iced chai.
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In the dense thicket of the internet lies a verdant patch of grass where dappled sunbeams peek through the leaves, resting fawns doze about, a troop of woodland mushrooms grows underfoot, and a brook faintly burbles in the distance.
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CreditCreditThe New York Times DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — They are not inclined to complain, not about the merciless sun or the 500-degree heat, as they labor to transform the pale sands of the Arabian desert into verdant fairways.
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A verdant spinach soup had to be served in a black bowl to reflect the black earth where the spinach grew in early spring in Abiquiu, N.M.: "Dinner With Georgia O'Keeffe: Recipes, Art & Landscape" by Robyn Lea (Assouline, $50).
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Residents of Lopez Obrador's home state of Tabasco, a verdant, sweltering expanse at the southern hook of the Gulf of Mexico, anticipate a long-awaited change after suffering from rising crime and job losses in the state's key oil sector.
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In fact, Lepucki's California was a post-apocalypse novel, principally concerned with examining the breakdown of the nuclear family unit against the usual backdrop of roving death squads, cults, and verdant hills studded with deserted homes giving way to desolate wastelands.
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In a triangle of farmland between main roads, it is a cross between an American-style research park (showy low-rise buildings in a verdant landscape) and a British garden-city, in which work and home space are close together.
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Instead, the film, which stars Lily James, Matt Smith, Lena Headey, and other acclaimed British actors, is a gleeful romp through the world as Austen saw it, a realm of heaving corsets, witty repartee, and verdant meadows glistening in the rain.
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They can serve as the base of a nice, verdant guac; be blended into a smoothie; and are great mashed and slathered on toast that's so obscenely expensive that you won't be able to afford a house, you idiot millennials.
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A drone tour of Hawaii will take you on a journey through natural extremes, from verdant valleys with waterfalls and volcanic vistas to sprawling white beaches and crystal-clear waters, on the islands of Oahu, Maui and Kauai, among others.
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No matter how many hours you spend holed up in the corner of a cigarette-infused dive bar, this elixir of 22 notes — among them earthy petitgrain, bitter grapefruit, warm amber, and verdant vetiver — can make you smell spa-day fresh.
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Appearing on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" this week, she performed "Green Aphrodisiac" in verdant, glittery garments, easing into gear with her band in a simmering slow-funk mode, projecting radiant self-assurance along with a touch of bliss.
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That project risked creating an eyesore on the university's verdant campus, so Mr. Thom camouflaged it with fir, rhododendron and cedar trees and draped the smaller drum with ivy vines so that it resembled a hill more than a bunker.
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In 1898, Alexander Phimister Proctor, one of America's foremost animaliers — artists who use canvas and clay to conjure the animal kingdom — created a pair of sleek bronze panthers to guard an entrance to Prospect Park, the verdant heart of Brooklyn.
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Two decades ago, Cameroon's East and South regions were covered in verdant hardwood trees such as ebony, sapele and African cherry, but that is no longer the case, said Martin Tchamba, head of the forestry department at Cameroon's University of Dschang.
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"A Unesco World Heritage site, the fjord is the movie's true commanding star, with soaring verdant and denuded rock walls flanking a glassy inlet that snakes along for miles before spilling into the sea," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Even so, Kentucky just feels Appalachian, from its juxtaposition of harsh black metal with folksy, bluegrass-influenced instrumentation, to its strong lyrical themes of labor, rebellion, and the natural world, to the ghostly coal miner gracing its verdant, evocative album art.
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But then you find yourself amid verdant pockets nurtured by springs and seeps, as in McKittrick Canyon, where mule deer and ringtails slink through groves of bigtooth maples and chinquapin oaks and velvet ash that blaze with color each fall.
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In Siem Reap, Cambodia, the 86,000-square-foot T Galleria by DFS (yes, the "duty free" folks, though this is not your standard airport experience) houses a multitude of brands alongside reflecting pools, verdant gardens and work from local artisans.
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Up a steep, verdant incline and through a fragile, low wooden gate is Suter's working studio — a light-filled space with screen doors that open onto a deck overlooking the thicket of plants that now obscures her view of the lake.
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Idaho Mountain Touring offers mountain bicycle rentals ($2130 to $853 for up to four-hour rentals, depending on bike model); check out the Bogus Basin, a year-round skiing and biking enclave with verdant trails once used for gold mining.
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Nick Kolin's lighting changes the stage world as the work progresses: side-lighting suggests the glow of dawn, an all-green view suggests a verdant landscape, and the final blue (with only faint hints of cirrus clouds) evokes idyllic summer.
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HELL'S GATE NATIONAL PARK, Kenya — Verdant hills stretch into the distance at Hell's Gate National Park, where zebras, buffalos, antelopes, baboons and other wildlife roam an idyllic landscape of forests, gorges and grassy volcanoes near the shores of Lake Naivasha.
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I feel my arteries hardening as I lift the meat to my lips and (try to) savor the work that has been lavished on this fifth dish, set on a verdant ring of lettuce puree thickened with herbs and cream.
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INDOORS The front door opens into a center hall with a stone floor that leads straight to the back of the house where a living room with a glass wall overlooks a verdant ravine, evoking the feeling of a treehouse.
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The El Yunque National Forest, a verdant expanse the size of San Francisco and the only tropical rain forest in the United States forest system, has trails that are clean, well-maintained and well-marked from the roads cutting through it.
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In the mostly residential neighborhood around her restaurant, hotel rooms and local inns were also packed with workers preparing to reopen Shikoku Electric Power's Ikata nuclear plant, nestled next to Japan's inland sea at the base of the verdant Sadamisaki peninsula.
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I'd planned to take a quick spin around the deck and return to the comfortable bottom bunk in my cabin, but as we passed the bosoms of the verdant Mahale Mountains, the purple and pink sky stopped me in my tracks.
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Well, even though its temperature is thought to be such that liquid water could exist, you shouldn't imagine a lush and verdant world, with lovely blue waters, sandy beaches, lush and green plants, with an excited alien fish occasionally breaching the waters.
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Though Wagner, with about 2,200 students, continues to expand with its own buildings, residents say, it and other schools in the area have functioned as a sort of bulwark against willy-nilly development, which in turn has enhanced Grymes Hill's open, verdant atmosphere.
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Article continues after the video below Exploration in No Man's Sky will take the player not just onto the hard crust of new worlds—some lusciously verdant, others barren and as good as lifeless—but also beneath oceans and into subterranean cave networks.
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Instead of his dreamy thoughts keeping him company on a verdant field where he might grow avocados and satisfaction, the Latin radio station "Mega 97.9" does as he drives through dirty slush in New York City, trying to hustle out a living.
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Many jubilant residents of Ely and nearby towns are now hanging their hopes on a plan to build a massive mining facility under a patch of national forest that's a stone's throw from one of the most verdant watersheds in the world.
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Pick a portion to get a sense of the hilly volcanic topography and the locals' love of nature from the vast Auckland Domain to verdant Mount Eden, the city's tallest peak at roughly 640 feet, and One Tree Hill, another stamina-testing summit.
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As night settled over southeast Bangladesh, where fragile shelters of black tarp and bamboo rose cheek by jowl on narrow terraces hacked from a once verdant hill outside the city of Cox's Bazar, the pain of the people living there was inescapable.
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The vow renewals happen in the late afternoon under the auspices of a pundit or Hindu priest at a 280-year-old Shiva Temple, situated on a small island in the center of the resort amid verdant greenery and redolent with orange marigolds.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — An exhibit at the California Historical Society in San Francisco, From the Gold Rush to the Earthquake: Selections from the Collection, includes paintings of a sleepy-looking Yerba Buena Cove and a verdant Palo Alto.
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LONDON — The Garden Bridge, a $260 million project designed by Thomas Heatherwick to create a verdant pedestrian crossing between the north and south banks of the River Thames, has been officially scrapped, even though $48 million of public money has already been spent.
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Mines will adopt self-driving vehicles much faster than consumers Similarly, in the autonomous area, the company is backing SafeAI, which is developing self-driving technologies for mining and construction vehicles, and Verdant Robotics, which is working on similar technologies for farm vehicles.
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Moments before, he had been guiding me through his minimalist penthouse loft in a verdant neighborhood of Tokyo, explaining in a voice barely louder than a whisper why white Japanese shikkui plaster is the most beautiful surface on which to view shadows.
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Lunch offers a verdant kale and avocado sandwich; a deeply flavored mushroom and barley soup; a whole artichoke with Sicilian olive oil and lemon; colorful warm carrots with stone-ground seed and nut butters; and sauerkraut that is unusually light and fresh.
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International Real Estate 20 Photos View Slide Show ' $3.7 MILLION (4.8 million Australian dollars) This two-story Victorian house was built in 0113 in Woollahra, a neighborhood of nearly 8,000 in Sydney's verdant eastern suburbs, about three miles from the central business district.
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Like a scene out of Alice in Wonderland — although cast a good 150 years before it was published — a Meissen man converses with a bird equal his size while, behind him, Shechet's equally giant bug crawls in the direction of the verdant wallpaper beyond.
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Feminist writer Lindy West, in a plea to her male friends to stand up for women in all-male spaces, recently wrote: Our society has engineered robust consequences for squeaky wheels, a verdant pantheon from eye-rolls all the way up to physical violence.
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The expectant mother also posted a third photo of her decorations — thin golden wire trees rising up from a verdant garland — with a "Khloé in Cleveland" filter, revealing that the Good American designer was in the Ohio home she shares with boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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The 36-year-old actor, who first collaborated with Barbour when he led the charge as the Grand Marshal in N.Y.C.'s New York Tartan Day parade in February, is no stranger to manly plaid attire and verdant British hillsides, thanks to his Outlander experience.
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It's an imagined future, yet like so many works addressing a time that has yet to come, it's also about the present, a land of comfortable, verdant suburbs that is eerily empty, perhaps filled with private pleasures, but devoid of public space or community.
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So far, Atomic — which is near to Thiel's firm Founder Fund, in San Francisco's verdant Presidio national park — has come up with 10 companies, six of which are listed at its website, and at least four of which have raised significant funding, shows Crunchbase.
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Chiejina's painting "Dying to Dream" — which she made in response to the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri — depicts black men and women in a verdant, Eden-like landscape — an illusive, imagined utopia far from the systematic violence experienced by many minorities.
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The green monotony of the dripping corn was interrupted here and there by a tractor dealership or the back side of a small town, where laundry flapped near backyard swing-sets and asphalt roads angled off from the track and into a verdant oblivion.
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Especially with an athletic department that ran a deficit of more than $40 million in fiscal 2019 and exists outside a Power 5 conference, while women's powers in the Southeastern, Pac 12 and Big 12 conferences offer verdant campuses and the security of football bounty?
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The trash management system developed by the Central Park Conservancy — a private nonprofit that manages the park under contract with New York City and has transformed the park into a verdant oasis — has worked well enough to be emulated at Crotona Park in the Bronx.
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CreditCreditFederico Rios Escobar for The New York Times The morning my guide, Juliana Chávez, met me in Popayán, at the southern point of Colombia's verdant Valle de Cauca, she warned me that the drive ahead of us that day would be rough and long.
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Then there's the end of the episode, when Kevin looks to the sky and sees a dove flying, which morphs into the final sequence in what is apparently the future, when Nora — going by "Sarah" — raises doves somewhere verdant and green, far from Texas.
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As with other titles in the series, the player controls a mute, questing elfin lad named Link across a verdant land of swords and sorcery, amassing items and skills, encountering friend and foe and trying to rescue Princess Zelda from the clutches of the monstrous Ganon.
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Verdant hillsides that had provided estates with a sense of seclusion were largely denuded by last month's historic wildfires, making them vulnerable to the massive mud and debris slides that sent boulders crashing into homes, turned highways into raging rivers and shredded cars into tangles of metal.
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But it was hard to escape the pairing: the son of one Muslim immigrant from the Middle East trying to save the lives of mostly gay Latinos whom another son of Muslim immigrants tried to kill — all in a chunk of verdant Florida built on Disney joy.
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A bit later, descendants of those same cave-dwellers — a band of genial, not-too-bright hunter-gatherers in a verdant valley near what is now Manchester, England — coexisted uneasily with a more aggressive and arrogant breed of humans, who mastered metallurgy, stadium-building and sports commentary.
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For descendants of the Japanese-Americans and the Native Americans who knew Fort Sill as a prison, not the verdant military training ground and national landmark it is today, the government's new plan raised bitter questions about whether the nation had truly reckoned with its darker past.
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Northern California would comprise the upper part of the state, including Silicon Valley and San Francisco; Southern California would include a vast swath of the inland's verdant farmland, stretching to San Diego; a third state, simply called California, would hug the coastline from Monterey to Los Angeles.
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The royal families of this period of Old Testament history were not the most lovable.) 280A: You might not know that VERDI means "green" in Italian, but there are so many cognates (including "green" in other languages and "verdant" in English) that this could be a toehold.
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Working between her barn in Germantown, N.Y., and her Manhattan studio, Dearie doesn't simply arrange flowers, she sets scenes — a meticulously composed bouquet of fire-colored dahlias and verdant oak-leaf branches bristling with acorns is accompanied by a stray nut placed a few inches away.
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Built by the Interior Department from 22015 to 220, it captures the annual snowmelt from Mount Shasta, creating a vast reservoir that anchors California's federally operated irrigation system, routing water from the state's verdant north to the almond and pistachio farms of its arid Central Valley.
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Australia Fare 10 Photos View Slide Show ' JARRAHDALE, Western Australia — The narrative is irresistible: a chef who grows almost every ingredient on your plate, who saves seeds from year to year, and coaxes beautiful meals from the same verdant land you gaze upon as you eat.
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Soon after the turn of the 20th century, Sapa — a verdant Vietnamese mountain town known for its terraced rice fields — became a stylish retreat for French colonials who would take the train from Hanoi for visits to their country villas and to a now-defunct sanitarium.
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"The labels depict pristine scenes of water flowing down a verdant hillside or a forest pond to convey an image of natural purity when, in fact, the vast bulk of the water is drawn from wells in low-lying populated areas near potential sources of contamination," the suit says.
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Home to the Amazon, the world's largest rainforest, Brazil used the ceremony to call on the 3 billion people watching the opening of the world's premiere sporting event to take care of the planet, plant seeds and protect the verdant land that Europeans found here five centuries ago.
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A clean-up, by way of sewerages, cemeteries (an idea pioneered by the French to move dead bodies to the verdant, peaceful countryside for eternal rest—and quickly adopted by the English), public toilets, washhouses, and piped in water rather than wells dug next to cesspools, all reduced miasma.
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Home to the Amazon, the world's largest rainforest, Brazil used the ceremony to call on the 3 billion people watching the opening of the world's premiere sporting event to take care of the planet, plant seeds and protect the verdant land that Europeans found here five centuries ago.
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I find the threads of story here fascinating, all of the little clues about the origins of the strange structures left in dusty desert wastes and verdant worlds alike—I just wish that the aliens I've met so far were more patient with my piss-poor Korvaxian. Korvaxese?
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He tacked toward his home in Camden for verdant herbs and vegetables and luscious yogurt from Parkway Greens, as he does nearly every day with his sons, and then to Kensington High Street for pomegranates, fresh almonds and dried rose petals from Bahar and Zaman, two Iranian shops.
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The author Martha Wells, who trained as an anthropologist, has previously brought readers to this verdant fantasy realm via a trilogy and a series of shorter stories, but THE EDGE OF WORLDS (Night Shade, $18003) marks the start of a new saga in the Books of the Raksura.
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Normal humans watching the show know they would lay down their lives for the verdant adorableness that is Baby Yoda, but before "The Sin" aired there was still the possibility that Mando was cold enough to hand the baby over and wash his hands of the whole ordeal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Packed with verdant splays of moss and fern, dark clumps of rock and soil, and tumbling surges of water, the large-scale landscapes in Claire Sherman's New Pangaea at DC Moore Gallery, convey, in their shadowy overgrowth, the sense that something is hidden.
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In a paper first published online in 2016, Mr. Watkinson and Robert Hall of Royal Holloway, University of London, warned that what made the city of Palu so ideal for human habitation — fertile land on a horseshoe bay, backed by verdant mountains — was also what made it so dangerous.
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CreditCreditAdam Dean for The New York Times PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — The worsening trade war between the United States and China has intensified pressure on companies to leave China and set up factories in places like Cambodia, a verdant country of 16 million people with low wages and high hopes.
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Drive up the beautiful, winding Trail Ridge Road up toward the summit, which exceeds 12,000 feet, and take in all nature has to offer: the alpine tundra, lava cliffs and rock laid bare by 123 million years of geological activity, and the lush, verdant green of the forest below.
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The beaches are undoubtedly some of the most spectacular I've seen, and the water stretched my understanding of what shades of blue can be plausibly found in nature, but I was more intrigued by Mauritius's dense, rugged core — a verdant tableau rife with visual synonyms for the color green.
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The film, written by Mr. Bong and Jon Ronson and starring Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal and Paul Dano, tells of the tweenage Mija, an orphan who lives with her grandfather and her best friend, Okja, a six-ton genetically engineered pig, on a verdant mountaintop in South Korea.
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I lived in Santa Fe, in the north, but the real center of chile is in the south, in and around the Hatch Valley, where the warm, sunny climate and abundant water from the Rio Grande produce verdant fields of chile as far as the eye can see.
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It's been snowing in Paris but inside the Grand Palais Mr. Lagerfeld did a flip through the seasons, building a verdant garden from an 18th-century Mediterranean chateau, complete with an expanse of grass, palm and orange trees, rose bushes, gravel paths à la française — and a swimming pool.
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To the Last Tree Standing allows you to explore about 270 square miles of the 0003,000-year-old forest through a custom-built Minecraft map, where its verdant trees, streams, and quiet clearings have been digitized into a 1:1 scale model built from over 50 billion cubic blocks.
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In galleries and MFA exhibitions I saw an endless stream of images of softly hued domestic interiors that betrayed hints of (deferred) human presence: food stains on a countertop, an item of clothing draped over a chair, a partly opened door, a verdant plant on a window sill.
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She could be forgiven: There was no overt signage indicating this was an Urban Outfitters store, and the design — knotty wood-plank floors, rusted industrial beams, verdant plants in glazed clay pots, macrame decor hanging from rafters — felt more like a funky boutique than part of a global corporate retail operation.
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A verdant expansion of parkland opened on Governors Island this week, a 10-acre parcel called the Hills, with singular views of Upper New York Bay, far across to the bustling docks of Bayonne, N.J., out toward the arc of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, or north to the spiky Manhattan skyline.
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In Port-au-Prince, another organization, Fokal, has built a remarkable project around verdant Martissant Park — once the property of the American dancer and anthropologist Katherine Dunham — combining education, work with rural communities on the hills above the city, and a careful reconstruction of canals to channel water during rains.
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MULLANY Tapestry isn't often thought of as a transgressive art form, but the naughtiest and most hilarious work at TEFAF this year is a woven wall hanging, completed in Bruges around 1600 and offered by this London gallery, that depicts shepherds and maidens getting very frisky in a verdant garden.
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Beyond the city's verdant Parque Central, these new additions are taking root near 17th- and 23th- century buildings in the Baroque Antigueño style, with decorative stucco ornamentation and low bell towers designed to withstand earthquakes — such as Las Capuchinas, a former convent that is now a colonial-era art museum.
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Anderson, whose color-saturated, figurative paintings are just as likely to directly reference his Afro-Caribbean background as they are to show quiet interiors and verdant pastoral scenes, has had recent solo shows at Michael Werner Gallery in New York, the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, and the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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Each flower popping against the verdant backdrop has a meaning: The African blue lilies are for his father's birthplace of Kenya; the jasmine represents his own birthplace, Hawaii; and the chrysanthemums, the official flower of Chicago, remind us of where Obama got his start as a political organizer and met Michelle LaVaughn Robinson.
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It would have been climax enough, but at 5AM the next morning, Lee Burridge summoned up another of his religiously anticipated sunrise sets at Layla's, a verdant beachfront hangout where the vibes were somewhere between early Ibiza and modern Tulum—everyone was approachable and weird and totally comfortable in how they expressed themselves.
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Gamora's (Zoe Saldana) green skin is brighter than Drax's (Dave Bautista) army green epidermis, and both characters are of a different shade than the verdant green in the film's opening scenes in Missouri, or the emerald shades on Ego's home planet, which is awash in a hue that would make Willy Wonka blush.
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Set against South Africa's verdant landscape of weed-braided dirt paths and worn, pastel-colored huts, the movie feels like it was staged by its main character, Khethiwe, a young girl living in a small, isolated village terrorized by adolescent bullies and, perhaps more pressingly, the leopard stalking neighborhood pets by night.
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Just 2.5 hours by air from Miami, capital Panama City is a skyscraper-rich world-class metropolis offering all the financial, cultural, medical and culinary must-haves you had back in the U.S. Attractions outside the city range from palm-lined white-sand beaches to verdant and lush rain forests and mountain ranges.
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SOC TRANG, Vietnam — When the rice shoots began to wither on Lam Thi Loi's farm in the heart of the Mekong Delta, a usually verdant region of Vietnam, she faced a hard choice: Let them die in the parched earth, or pump salty water from the river to give them a chance.
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However, if Cuba's ecological health was indeed accidental, "then Haiti could be expected to be a verdant ecological paradise, instead of being the most environmentally devastated country in the region, with just a tiny fraction of its forest cover intact," Jim Barborak, former program leader at Conservation International, once told National Geographic.
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As the verdant hills of Wakanda are secretly enriched with the fictional metal vibranium in "Black Panther," your average backyard also has hidden superpowers: Its soil can absorb and store a significant amount of carbon from the air, unexpectedly making such green spaces an important asset in the battle against climate change.
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The verdant oasis is picturesquely landscaped and enclosed enough to feel quaint and protected, and yet it is almost entirely encircled by a glass grid of apartments (a whopping 709 units are wedged into the building), which could end up giving the space an exhibitionist atmosphere not unlike that of the High Line.
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In fact, now that the place is largely complete, he has other big plans for the town, some admittedly fantastic: His dream is to convert one of the abandoned gas stations into a winter garden by enclosing the concrete island in glass where the pumps once stood, then planting a verdant jungle.
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CHICAGO — In Steve McQueen's first meeting with Viola Davis, two years ago at her home in a verdant neighborhood of Los Angeles, he told her the story of his initial encounter with "Widows" — the 253 British mini-series that has possessed him for 221 years and which will finally be exorcised on Nov.
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Her most recent collection was inspired by the year she lived in London, where she spent many afternoons walking alone in the city's verdant parks: A green tourmaline and aquamarine necklace resembles a chain of slightly variegated fronds, while a green opal rosette pendant is surrounded by emeralds that evoke gleaming, thorny foliage.
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The prospectors had unearthed what would come to be called the Patricia Emerald: a dazzling 12-sided crystal roughly the size of a soup can, with a weight of 73 carats — more than a quarter of a pound — and a verdant color so pure and vivid you'd swear the stone was photosynthesizing.
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To draw attention to historical monuments all over Belgium, florist Geoffroy Mottart stages herbaceous interventions by adding botanical beards and verdant hairdos to statues of luminaries and potentates like Victor Rousseau and King Leopold II. This clash between history and brightly-colored floral facial hair lends the otherwise-somber effigies an air of tender whimsy.
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There's also the Diamond Falls Botanical Gardens, six verdant acres with mineral baths and a waterfall that changes color depending on the mix of rainwater and volcanic minerals, and Sulphur Springs Park, billed as a "drive-in volcano," since one can drive right up to a live volcano that belches steam redolent of rotten eggs.
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He has lived with a roommate who was his sponsor during a truncated stint in sex rehab, sharing a 1,700-square-foot furnished apartment in a verdant glass complex convenient to a midrange shopping mall, said local residents and associates familiar with his circumstances, who would only describe Mr. Weinstein's daily routine without attribution.
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Whenever he leaves, almost no one expects the Huskies to remain a major force if they stay in a middling league like the American Athletic Conference, trying to remain competitive against the financial resources and verdant campuses of the Southeastern Conference, the Pac-12, the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Big Ten and the Big 12.
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Tom Andolora, a voice teacher and playwright who now lives in New York City, said he remembered being transported as a 12-year-old while gazing works like Rico y Ortega's painting of a Venetian canal or "In the Garden" by Boldini, which shows a woman in a long white dress beneath a verdant tree.
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" Though she was mostly referencing the fake plants, spilling out of the boats all lush and verdant, the statement was also a poetic ode to, as Locke described in a video documenting the piece's first installation, "people on the sea, some of them, as the title says, in peril, and some of them going about their daily business.
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And that night after thinking back on the stories we were told about sad souls walking the verdant fields of the resort I woke at 3am and cast my weary eyes to the edge of a low ridge to the south, searching for a company of hollow soldiers walking through the cropped grass toward homes they would never find.
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Aged flesh is so fertile, grows excrescences: papules, papillomas, skin tags, moles that have to be checked yearly; yet the hair thins out, underarm and pubic, as if the soil had changed to one that no longer supports the verdant shrubbery, but instead nourishes an astonishing variety of wild mushrooms — beautiful, if you have an eye.
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She wears coat dresses more often than not, she's a huge fan of Gianvito Rossi's suede heels —regularly stepping out in a trusty black suede pair from the designer — and as of late, she's been quite keen to rich emerald green pieces, with her most recent outing being proof of her affinity for the deep verdant hue.
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Where Wild Hunt wore its most serious of faces for the longest time, breaking the glowering only for some awful am-dram and stuffed-animal sexy-times, Blood and Wine is easier on the gloom and doom, ostensibly one long monster hunt set against a gloriously green-and-gold backdrop of verdant southern lands, all sunflowers and blue skies.
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Nestled in verdant wine country and on the edge of leading oyster-producing areas, this elegant city on the Garonne River melds a history as a wealthy shipping center with a more recent resurgence in arts and infrastructure to make for a captivating — and mouthwatering — destination that's easy to navigate on a system of modern trams.
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But the history of Deadwood is spread all around in Mount Moriah's picturesque verdant slopes: In the Chinese section, which contains few markers (most Chinese sent their dead back to the old country for burial) but does have a ceremonial burner (for religious ceremonies) that has been recently restored, and in the Jewish section, Mount Zion (a.k.a.
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CRESPIÈRES, France — There is something almost cinematic about Château de Wideville, the 17th-century residence outside Paris that is the country retreat of Valentino Garavani and his business partner, Giancarlo Giammetti, with its verdant lawns (mowed in perfect strips in contrasting directions to create a two-tone effect), storied past and squad of black-suited golf-cart drivers.
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"I'm running for the Senate because I have the right kind of experience and the actual track record that it will take to start working across party lines to fix the mess in Washington and bring common sense back to our government," he said, clad in a hunting vest and sitting on a porch, a verdant expanse of lawn behind him.
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The 19th-century former shoe factory has been transformed into an urban retreat: quiet, light, homey, verdant with plants and the brush-marked glow of a pistachio-green heritage lime plaster that adorns every angle of the space — a haven from the hubbub below and an elegant rebuttal to the Scandinavian-style chill so pervasive in the city's postindustrial spaces.
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The cataclysm that befell the island is, by all accounts, horrific: scores of communities with roads and telephones cut off; hospitals with dwindling fuel for generators; once verdant vistas reduced to acres of spindly trees stripped of leaves; tens of thousands of homes blasted into splintered piles of timber; and people left rationing crackers and whatever water they can scavenge.
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CreditCreditMike Belleme for The New York Times Paris, Ky. — After Bill Bissett, the president of the Kentucky Coal Association, told me that "President Obama cares more about Paris, France, than he does about Paris, Kentucky" — a sentiment that seems broadly shared around here — I decided to check out this little town with a big name set amid the verdant undulations of picket-fenced Kentucky horse country.
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And as midnight neared on Tuesday — hours after a powerful, deadly earthquake struck central Mexico — Parque España, the verdant refuge of dog-walkers and young lovers in the Condesa neighborhood of the capital, had become the venue for something else: a frenetic, impromptu relief center, where hundreds of volunteers, under the leadership of nobody in particular, had created an emergency distribution point for food and supplies.
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Far north of the border where they were first apprehended, behind the walls of a taupe building with tidy landscaping in the verdant Shenandoah Valley west of Charlottesville, detainees at the center of the lawsuit described being beaten while handcuffed, slammed against walls, stabbed with pens, subjected to anti-Latino and other racist remarks, and forced to spend hours strapped to the restraint chair.
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She describes the region with a cartographer's precision and an ethnographer's clarity, drawing clear distinctions between the relative metropolis of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in the south, where the sisters are kidnapped, the verdant town of Esso with its hot springs and wood cabins in the middle, and Palana, a tiny city of Soviet architecture nestled in a valley at the foot of the Koryak Mountains in the sparsely populated north.
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Or for some real exercise, which I tried to do several days a week as Hong Kong bureau chief when not on reporting trips, there was a 224-minute walk up many steep switchbacks to the top of the tram tracks, with magnificent views of Victoria Harbor and its skyscrapers in one direction and a glistening reservoir, a verdant valley and the South China Sea in the other direction.
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The suite is composed of three sections, or movements, individuated predominantly through color: the acid-raked reds, greens, blacks, and ochers of "atomic 22020" to "atomic 04" (all works are dated 2019, titled in lowercase and numbered), followed by the liquid blue swipes and mossy stains of numbers 05 to 09, and the verdant greens that spread across 10 though 17, forcing out lingering remnants of contrasting hues.
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It began in 1982 with an advertisement in The Village Voice and grew into an annual 32-mile, 19973-hour hike through Hudson River, Riverside, East River and a dozen other littoral parks as well as barricaded, abandoned and bedraggled railroad yards and other tracts that, while not actually parks at the time, could have been linked in a verdant belt around Manhattan some day if he had mustered enough public support.
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Mr. Goddard regaled me with stories of his school years: the boy who swam out in the freezing English Channel on a dare, needing to be rescued by the Royal Air Force Marine Branch; and the student who ran away and hid out in the undercliff, a verdant wilderness formed by past landslides that sloped from the school's cliff-top location down to the sea, and was the site of many a pubescent amorous assignation.
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The verdant island of little farms that the narrator so admires is in the process of being destroyed, first by two years of rain so intense that the crops fail, then drought so severe that the new plantings are blown away, then the abandoned farms are bought up by the host, whose new plantings of eucalyptus catch fire in lightning storms and burn everything down, including the remaining farms, which makes food prices skyrocket and drives the indigenous population to flee en masse.
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It means the worlds in Phantom, unlike those in the FX-cluttered and endlessly greenscreened Episodes II and III, hold up remarkably well: Naboo a verdant future Venice, its palaces inhabited by a luxuriously attired aristocracy; the Gungans' underwater world, a hive of enormous illuminated baubles and Vernean subs; Tatooine, a parched crook's paradise that's home to Phantom's podracing sequence, one of the few simple set-piece pleasures of the prequel trilogy; and Coruscant, a bustling, planet-size metropolis that's the shining capital of the universe.
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While out from under that tent, in a world beyond the safety of screens, our reality-TV president (of "WrestleMania" IV, V and VII and "The All New Mickey Mouse Club") threatens to strip health care from actual American children and annihilate countries filled with people who live and breathe, there is something to be said for an hour of fantasy in which success is based on merit, kindness reigns and the ultimate price paid is ejection from the warmth of that KitchenAid Eden and a walk across a verdant lawn.
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