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1. More than half a sweaty hour touring the environs of the station, revealed there wasn't space to park even a roller-skate, so I adopted a to-hell-with-it attitude and parked in a corner of the horseshoe - well out of everybody's way.
2. The living horseshoe crab, Limulus ; compare with Fig. 38.
3. On the second day, I geared up for the Horseshoe Pass, three miles up followed by a long down to Llangollen.
4. NANT GWYNANT HORSESHOE
5. The diet of a gorilla consists of nearly 90 per cent foliage, while chimpanzees eat mainly fruit (Box 2) Dr John Eisenberg and Dr Don Wilson, working at the National Zoo at Washington DC have shown a similar relationship between diet and relative brain size in bats: fruit eaters such as flying foxes and fruit bats) have larger brains relative to their body size than their insectivorous relatives (such as horseshoe bats).
6. SNOWDON HORSESHOE
7. Beinn Damh, identified by a conspicuous horseshoe of scree high on its south side, is usually climbed by the long ridge coming up from Loch Torridon.
8. I remembered setting out over the Crib Goch to do the Snowdon Horseshoe and reaching Lliwedd.
9. RIGGINDALE HORSESHOE
10. Continue over the iron bridge at the junction with the Pyrddin to reach the Horseshoe Falls and the Lower Ddwli and Upper Ddwli Falls.
11. Its vineyards, which have grown both black and white grapes for well over a hundred years, form a horseshoe around the Montagne d'Avize, starting with south-west-facing slopes south-west of the village, bending into a bank of north-facing vines at the back of the village and curving round into north-east-facing slopes close to the village of Cramant.
12. The Cleveland Way runs in a gigantic 107 mile horseshoe from Helmsley, north to Saltburn, then south along the coast to Filey.