I sink to my knees in the soft pine needles.
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Last week was all about pine needles and cozy cabins.
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But all of it — excepting the pine needles — is food.
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Then use paper, dry grass, or pine needles as tinder.
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In a pinch, pine needles and sticks can increase traction.
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Human accouterments like wristwatches get lost in the pine needles.
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Roots, leaves, pine needles; the man was basically a walking field guide.
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And bursts of pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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Lisa Pryor SYDNEY, Australia — Our Christmas smells like pine needles and chlorine.
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Sprawling estates were surrounded with towering elms and bitterly dry pine needles.
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Nearby, Brown bopped up and down on pine needles that coated the ground.
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The theme is Christmas: turkey, pine needles, Christmas crackers and Christmas carol 1.
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Nothing beats smelling like lemon and pine needles from head-to-toe, right?
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She also said she ate currant fruits, pine needles and ants to survive.
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I loved the crackle of Champagne, its hot pine needles down my throat.
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I made snowballs and turned them into families with sticks and pine needles.
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The air smelled like pine needles and springs flowing down from the mountains.
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She presses her face to the pine needles, closes her eyes and inhales.
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The Finnish chef brought Douglas pine needles, bark, and pine shoots in his luggage.
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I thought maybe, the pine needles had fallen from a tree onto my head.
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The assistant came out, asked if there was a broom for the pine needles.
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Her tuft of cotton candy hair had been styled with pinesap and pine needles.
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Alongside he poured sake infused with white pine needles, at once tart and sweet.
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There is also a rhubarb chutney and a syrup made from infused pine needles.
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I'll look at the pine needles and pine cones that fall off the trees.
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A light copper — like a hare, or pine needles drying out on the ground.
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I'll brine a pork shoulder in hickory sap and pine needles for nineteen days.
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Unless you want dried pine needles strewn everywhere, or propellers stuck in your walls.[YouTube]
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We don't deserve the scent of pine needles and candle wax lighting up our appartments.
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Kaffir lime leaves gleam, dark as jade, shredded down to the width of pine needles.
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Here, apple kombucha has been combined with pine needles, giving the drink a bright green hue.
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He heard a rustle of pine needles, and swiveled to see a mountain lion stalking him.
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I watched Kansas sunsets and Oklahoma sunrises and camped on soft beds of Texas pine needles.
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The front and back yards were always covered in a thick blanket of dry pine needles.
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That's when the pine needles in my hair made sense, they didn't fall from a tree.
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When made right, the filaments of dough—called rziza—crackle in your mouth like pine needles underfoot.
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Occasionally, DePalma came across small plant fossils—flower petals, leaves, seeds, pine needles, and bits of bark.
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Covered with blood and pine needles, the victim woke up with little recollection of what had happened.
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My notes show pine needles, tropical mango, orange blossom, white tea and jasmine, great concentration, freshness and length.
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Then, I felt pine needles scratching the back of my neck and started pulling them out my hair.
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That s when the pine needles in my hair made sense, they didn t fall from a tree.
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I'm still holding out for a cigarettes-and-pine-needles scented candle under the Christmas tree this year.
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Exit 5 evokes New Jersey's Pinelands, with wintergreen, goldenrod, and pine needles; Exit 16 evokes the Hackensack Meadowlands.
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Perhaps it reminded me of home in Alabama, the color of the ubiquitous cardinals perched among green pine needles.
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But I'm afraid my dog will eat the pine needles, so maybe I'll go with a chocolate advent calendar.
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Twigs flew through the air, pine needles began to fall, dead branches and dust, and dead logs went up.
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So start with some very dry kindling, some pine needles, and crumbled-up bits of your least favorite daily newspaper.
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That much green amidst the concrete is stunning, and the smell of pine needles, mulch, and clean air is meditative.
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In the northeastern U.S. and Canada, brewers added pine needles from local red and black spruce trees to their ales.
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And scattered all through the fire site, bursts of bright-green pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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They also pruned low-hanging branches and raked up pine needles, two types of "ladder fuel" that send wildfires upward.
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"I think we're doing great," Davies told Reuters ahead of next month's U.S. Senior Open at Pine Needles in North Carolina.
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Sandy or muddy substrates like riverbanks hold prints, too, but don't bother with forest floors blanketed in leaves or pine needles.
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Sabet had seen a prison guard stuff the woman's body in a bag, like a dried-up branch of pine needles.
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The three of us worked to comb the pine needles out of my hair, six hands to fill one paper bag.
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Millions of subscribers watch Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, both 19693, eat bugs or play "Will It Taco" with pine needles.
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Trees in a thousand shades of green and gold edge its banks, a patchwork quilt made entirely of leaves and pine needles.
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In front of it, the ground was springy, carpeted with a dense layer of pine needles and studded with tufts of grass.
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We ended the two-hour forest walk with a tea ceremony, sipping a concoction of white pine needles steeped in hot water.
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They often restrict themselves to Scandinavian ingredients, eliminating tomatoes, olive oil and peaches in favor of elderflower, sea buckthorn and pine needles.
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Christmas trees are a nice thought, but the pointy pine needles and inevitable shattered ornaments can make them more trouble than they're worth.
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The church has no pews—pine needles from the mountain forests form a carpet for kneeling parishioners—and no priest commanding the service.
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Still, he pointed at the dry pine needles in his yard — fuel for a fast-moving wildfire — and wondered why they didn't burn.
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A layer of pine needles on the ground around a national park lodge, for example, can allow a fire to spread to the structure.
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Strewing the plate with tender, pale-green pine needles seemed like an affectation at first, but their flavor lifted and brightened the whole package.
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For example, most pine needles have a cycle of three to five years, while some juniper needles can last for a decade or more.
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Click here to view original GIFSure, opting for a real Christmas tree fills your home with the wonderful smell of pine needles during the holidays.
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Her face was stern with worry, eyes inflamed by sleeplessness or drink, grey hair sprayed out from beneath her hood like clumps of pine needles.
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Blizzards of sparks from an advancing fire act on the structure itself and on the flammable material -- shrubs, mulch and pine needles --immediately around it.
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Get an irrigation syringe so that you can fill it with potable drinking water and wash dirt, pine needles, and pebbles out of fresh wounds.
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I watched as the blaze transformed the top few inches of pine needles and oak leaves into a film of ash atop the older, decomposing duff.
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It turns out that while we want the experience of real pine needles perfuming the air, we do not want to actually clean up after them.
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The farmers often set fire to fallen pine needles to make the ground less slippery and encourage the growth of grass for their cattle, Naithani said.
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Think dried leaves, dried grass, dry pine needles, cattails, and if there's any at hand, birch tree and cedar tree bark are amazing natural fire starters.
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His tee shot, however, clattered around in the trees guarding the dog-leg, before nestling in a precarious spot on pine needles adjacent to the green.
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Inside the town's whitewashed church, tourists step gingerly across carpets of fresh pine needles as copal incense and smoke from hundreds of candles fill the air.
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Furthermore, pine needles and bark on the forest floor can form a resinous layer that prevents snowmelt and rainwater from sinking in and building up groundwater reserves.
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She woke in a hospital with pine needles in her hair, unaware of what happened to her between the time of the party and returning to consciousness.
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Things I've had in my eye: all manner of smoke, salt water, cleaning chemicals, sticks and pine needles, bugs, dog tails, kitchen cabinetry, and on and on.
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On July 23, she set up camp, laying her tent atop sticks and pine needles, under a canopy of hemlocks that probably obscured her from airborne rescuers.
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Faux Cryptomeria Wreath, $48 - $88This simple wreath looks like the real deal, but because it's faux, you don't have to worry about pine needles on your floor.
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A dab of aioli, flavored with powdered young pine needles, sits in the middle, and the whole thing is drizzled with sunflower oil and white birch syrup.
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If a car gets stuck in the snow, you can use sand, rocks, cat litter, car floor mats, and pine needles from surrounding trees to increase traction.
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I shuffled from room to room with a blanket wrapped around me, pine needles trailing behind me, I left a little pile in every room I sat in.
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The next day, that's where I headed, hearing only my own footfall on dried pine needles, and the incessant siren song of humming cicadas along a forest path.
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In New York, Daniel chef de cuisine Eddy Leroux seasons roast chicken with pine needles, and recommends dressing up gin and tonics with a spruce-tip-derived oil.
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The victim, identified as Emily Doe to protect her privacy, went to a party, blacked out, and woke up, bleeding and covered in pine needles, in the hospital.
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Something as seemingly insignificant as an uncovered attic vent or pine needles in the rain gutters can be the difference between a house and a pile of ash.
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That means practicing Sunriver's large-scale maintenance on an individual level: pruning and thinning trees, clearing gutters of pine needles and screening off crawl spaces where debris collects.
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It was easy to see how quickly the neighborhood could go up in flames: Sprawling estates on narrow streets were surrounded by towering elms and bitterly dry pine needles.
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The ceremony is sweet … except for the words "F—ing bugs f—ing pine needles, goddamn dirt " that's being picked up from the small (yet apparently mighty) microphone up front.
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It tasted like camping, as if I had woken up in a down-filled sleeping bag, surrounded by silence and pine needles and the lingering scent of a smoldering fire.
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The zoo says that elephants, giraffes, zebras, camels, and goats enjoyed the tree branches as an appetizer, while baboons and otters had fun hunting through pine needles for hidden treats.
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She later woke up in the hospital with abrasions on her skin and in her vagina, and pine needles in her hair from when Turner had her on the ground.
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Almost any plant whose parts are pliable, or can be made so by soaking in water — including roots, vines, pine needles, grasses, stems, even trees — can be turned into a basket.
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They will tell you that an ornament in the shape of a pickle is always the last one hung on the tree on Christmas Eve, camouflaged somewhere among the pine needles.
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The other, Courtney Thompson, 22, from the Bronx, is trying to impress Mr. Berube by sweeping pine needles from the sidewalk and rushing deliveries to and fro in a shopping cart.
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During their first summer at the station, there were three big wildfires nearby, and Brown realized that all that dry wood and all those pine needles could easily go up in flames.
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Last year she won the inaugural U.S. Senior Women's Open by 10 shots over Juli Inkster at Chicago Golf Club and will defend her crown at Pine Needles from May 16-19.
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After a while, around a turn, I came upon a tidy wood sign painted with Baehrel's name and a logo of acorns, pine needles, and cattail spikes arranged around a sumac bob.
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Some might also think of birdsong and insects, or summon thoughts of thick foliage in the understory, the crunch of leaves or pine needles underfoot, or overgrown trails meandering into the thicket.
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You will be impotentYou will know constant pain of pine needles in your gutsFood will bring you no sustenanceIn water, your lungs will fail youSleep will only bring nightmaresShame will be your mantle.
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But remember, a match or a lighter contains only a tiny speck of energy — just enough to bring small branches, pine needles, or other kindling to the critical temperature at which pyrolysis can occur.
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I started to anticipate how terrain would affect the pace of fire: open stretches of pine needles caught instantly, but I learned to place my dabs in tight clusters near saplings and denser shrubbery.
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Then there's this 28ft one in Rome's Piazza Venezia, which cost a solid €220,22017 ($21,220) in transport fees and pretty much has more baubles than pine needles: rest in peace😢💔 #Spelacchio pic.twitter.
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The activity took a terrible turn when he heard the sound of pine needles crackling behind him and soon came eye-to-eye with a juvenile mountain lion, he recalled to reporters earlier this month.
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"Another thing you can do to make a big cozy bed is just rake a pile of pine needles and just burrow in and put logs on either end so it stays together," Lynx said.
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Rahm began the day at one under and started auspiciously, with a birdie at the par-5 No. 10 after his drive landed in the pine needles, behind a tree, forcing him to lay up.
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She went to a frat party, drank and woke up in a hospital with pine needles in her hair, only to undergo a lengthy forensic exam that left her feeling traumatized and humiliated, she wrote.
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Kelly Miller, her son-in-law and the club president at the Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club and the Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club, both of which Kirk Bell owned, announced the death.
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My family had to see pictures of my head strapped to a gurney full of pine needles, of my body in the dirt with my eyes closed, hair messed up, limbs bent, and dress hiked up.
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But in her letter, she describes the aftermath of what she does remember, including waking up in the hospital with pine needles in her hair, blood on her hands and arms, and dirt in her genitalia.
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Is it about sweeping up pine needles 40 times a day so your cat doesn't eat them and then barf, or is it about going outside and getting a kissing-by-a-barn picture for Instagram?
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Kauffman said he was running at the Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, about 65 miles northwest of Denver, when he heard pine needles rustling and turned his head only to come face-to-face with a young cougar.
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She told of going to a fraternity party near Stanford and drinking and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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She told of going to a fraternity party near Stanford and drinking and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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But on the first hole of the playoff, García was the one whose drive found the fairway while Rose's ball ricocheted off a tree and came to rest in the pine needles, in front of a pine cone.
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I hadn't realized that I'd lost my sense of smell until it returned hungrily now; I could smell the worms tracing their paths under the pine needles and the mold breathing out new spores, shaken alive by the rain.
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She told of going to a fraternity party near Stanford in January 2015, drinking and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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When flames are kept small and close to the ground, they clear the leaf litter, pine needles, and scrub that fuel wildfire, and consume saplings and low-level branches that would otherwise act as a ladder conveying fire to the canopy.
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Just like the first rains mean you're going to clear all sorts of pine needles and leaves out of your gutters, when you're going through a fire area, all of that garbage is going to get swept up as debris flows.
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Decorating for the holidays can be costly and messy (do you really need pine needles sneaking into every crevice of your living space for the next six months?!), but there's no arguing how cozy and comforting it makes your place feel.
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She explained that she went to a fraternity party near Stanford in January 2015, drank and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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But not long into his run, the 31-year-old heard the sound of pine needles crackling behind him, and turned around to come eye-to-eye with a juvenile mountain lion, he recalled in a press conference on Thursday.
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Forests are filled with fuel from the floor, where highly combustible, dry pine needles act as kindling to jump-start the tiniest spot fire, all the way up to the crown where beetle-killed and parched trees dot the landscape.
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Ms. Barnabas and her three teammates had spent the night hiding in a nest lined with pine needles and leaves on the forest floor, while men playing the occupying army stomped around, firing guns in the air and searching for them.
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After ultimately sampling a variety of flavors that weekend, my favorite was the Guizhou Maojian Wild Green Tea, which is made from trees that are 90 to 100 years old and has a rich, nutty taste but smells like pine needles.
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There's a cool dish out of France called eclade de moules, in which you take a few pounds of mussels, put them on a board or rock, cover them with dried pine needles and then set the whole thing on fire.
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While Emily Doe will forever be haunted by the memories of the pine needles littered in her hair, her bruised body, and her horrible realization what had been done to her, Turner will get to go home today, a free man.
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Had he put any devices in his ears as he was running along the West Ridge Trail at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, he might not have heard the pine needles rustle behind him, which alerted him to the mountain lion.
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Somebody slid under the fur-tipped teats of a blood-tongued, flesh-toothed wolf and gently squeezed her tits, just so someone, somewhere, could boil up a bit of fish and serve it in a bowl covered in what looks like pine needles.
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Her first Instagrams — which I'm disinclined to treat as artworks; they were meant for private circulation — documented Japanese rice fields and chickens in East Hampton, snow on pine needles, pillowy clouds from an airplane window; there was even a little food porn.
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Within a few minutes, the famously reclusive E.B. White is demonstrating to a cluster of little girls in bathing suits that when you crush pine needles between your fingers and hold it to your nose, the smell is as strong as patchouli.
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He made his oils and flours from acorns, dandelions, and pine; incorporated barks, saps, stems, and lichen, while eschewing sugar, butter, and cream; cured his meats in pine needles; made dozens of cheeses (without rennet); and cooked on wooden planks, soil, and stone.
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The event in Wisconsin served as the final tuneup for the 72nd United States Women's Open, which figures to attract more attention than the one 10 years ago at Pine Needles in Southern Pines, N.C., when Kerr won her first major title.
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In "Sweeping Away," he writes, "What I want to do / is to forget everything / I ever knew about poetry / and sweep the pine needles / off the cabin roof," concluding: The pen is mightier than the sword but today the broom is mightier than the pen.
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Because edibles aren't legal yet in Canada, Canopy won't let me try its pot beverages, which are supposed to hit within 15–20 minutes and will likely include an iced tea, a kombucha, a lemonade, and a sparkling water that tastes like pine needles.
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If you love the Great Outdoors, you've probably experienced the familiar disconnect: returning from a place where the predominant smells were fresh moss, river water, and pine needles — and being thrust back into the city's eau de cologne of exhaust fumes and decomposing garbage.
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It was here in January last year, an hour past midnight on a Saturday night, that a young woman lay on the ground, unresponsive, her hair disheveled and knotted, her body covered in dirt and pine needles, and her dress hitched up above her waist.
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These include installing fire-resistant roofing, ember-proof exterior vents and guards to prevent wind-borne embers from igniting dry leaves and pine needles in rain gutters and creating "defensible space" by reducing combustible grasses, shrubs and small trees within 100 feet of homes.
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After an errant tee ball at the par-four eighth put him wide right of the fairway on pine needles well behind a stand of trees, Wesley rocketed a rescue shot cleanly through a narrow gap and onto the green where he routinely two-putted for par.
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On a two-mile hike to one of three monitoring stations she maintains there, we passed perhaps only a hundred and fifty feet of what most people would consider picture-postcard Sierra Nevada forest—dark-green, conifer-packed woods with a rust-colored carpet of fallen pine needles.
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In the victim impact letter she read in court before Turner's sentencing, the woman described blacking out at the fraternity party and waking up in a hospital with pine needles in her hair, dried blood and bandages on the backs of her hands and elbows, her underwear missing.
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All of it was quickly entombed and preserved in the muck: dying and dead creatures, both marine and freshwater; plants, seeds, tree trunks, roots, cones, pine needles, flowers, and pollen; shells, bones, teeth, and eggs; tektites, shocked minerals, tiny diamonds, iridium-laden dust, ash, charcoal, and amber-smeared wood.
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Meanwhile, in St. John's, Canada, chef Jeremy Charles of Raymonds not only uses oils and powders made from the pine needles he forages near his restaurant to add flavor to his dishes (a pine-spiked aioli; a pine custard served with fresh berries), he also uses them for plating.
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If you avoid trips to the beach because you don't want your car getting filled with sand, or won't buy a real Christmas tree because you don't want to spend weeks cleaning up pine needles, this giant car condom will keep the inside of your vehicle looking as clean and new as the day it rolled off the lot.
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Even well into adulthood, a smoky room teleports me back to a more lax era of tobacco enforcement at my parents' house, when grown-ups would light up obligatory post-turkey cigarettes around the dinner table, and the appetizing aromas of cranberries and stuffing and pine needles would slowly fade into a cloud of tobacco smoke.
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She whined happily and came closer, pressing her trunk against my leg and rippling her body in that puppyish movement that communicates joy better than anything we can manage, so that I brought my other hand to her as well and scratched along both her sides, feeling bits of leaf and pine needles and accumulated grime.
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One more time, in public news, I learned that my ass and vagina were completely exposed outside, my breasts had been groped, fingers had been jabbed inside me along with pine needles and debris, my bare skin and head had been rubbing against the ground behind a dumpster, while an erect freshman was humping my half naked, unconscious body.
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To read his poem "The Spring Ephemerals" is to gradually register that its title refers to everything in it: the wildflowers, the carcinoma-scarred woman who is busily transplanting them, the woods where they've been growing, and the developers who are burning those woods to clear lots for a new subdivision: She kneels as the sunlight cuts through pine needles above us, casting a gridlike the plats the surveyors use.
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The seasonal dinner menu, crafted by Odo of the recently opened kaiseki restaurant by the same name in New York, was designed to evoke the feeling, he said, of "being in the woods": A roast washugyu beef dish with a Sancho soy reduction was plated alongside pine needles and leaves of Japanese momiji, and for dessert, wagashi confections were made to look like the golden leaves of a Japanese ginkgo tree.
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