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Solving Nuisance Ant Problems Without Pesticides
By examining the waist and antennae, you can easily tell them apart. Ants have narrow waists and "elbowed" or bent antennae. Termites have broad abdomens with no waist and straight, beaded ...
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Subterranean Termites
Ants have elbowed antennae and narrow waists while termites have straight antennae and thick waists. Both ants and termites are occasionally winged, but termite wings are ...
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John Muir & I
A snowfield led towards the peaks of the Lyell group. A narrow canyon threaded by a new-born stream dropped precipitously to the south. ... it might have to buy out some mining claims nearby. On a narrow stretch of trail through a Lodgepole Pine forest we met a woman, ... the crust. There were a bunch of us floundering up to our waists on Forester." I looked at her feet. She wore super-light boots ...
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John Muir & I
They had their arms around one another's waists. I had the distinct feeling that this was a honeymoon trip, and ... on their north sides. This canyon faced southeast but it was so narrow, twisting and deep that I was often in shadow, and the snow had ... only dry, smooth bits of ground I could see were in a narrow strip wedged in between the trail and the edge of the meadow. Also ...
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Summer of Walkabouts: Primitive survival ramblings around the Tobacco Root Mountains
I finally reached a narrow part of the canyon where it would have been impossible to get through with the ... space blankets. We also had semi-warm clothes, especially coats (which we tied around our waists), since we were headed into the mountains, and there was still snow up there. It ...
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Adventure Magazine: November/December 2000 @ nationalgeographic.com
Now he was at the entrance of the main lhakhang (chapel), ... has thinned, and every step is a gamble. We sink to our waists in the softening snow. Despite our resolve, the effort and altitude wind ... and although the ascent of Cody is essentially a steep hike, the narrow, rocky path made it seem all too easy to misstep and go ...
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