Pages tagged with Buried

How much this massive landslide will cost the mine is unknown as yet, though three of 13 shovels and 14 of 100 trucks were damaged or buried, along with several bulldozers and graders, some of which may not be salvageable.

There comes a time for each of us when we need to let go of past regrets and sorrows , and move forward into the new day of tomorrow' s gain...

Julia Pastrana was born in Mexico in 1834 - afflicted by both hypertrichosis and gingival hyperplasia - which conditions gave her copious facial hair and a thick-set jaw, unfortunate facial features which led to her being referred to as the ape woman.

This is for the earth, rain forest, and elephants. Somethings go unnoticed when we are not standing in front of the danger, but we need to stop and listen to the message of the universe, and feel what all living things feel when we are so carelessly harmed. The pain can be unbearable ...

Hungary has been in the world news for a very long time and never in a good aspect. Since the Orban cabinet has come to power democracy has been neutralized, the hungarian nation demoralized, and this is just the tip of the iceberg.

A personal account of my frustratingly close encounter with artist Kit Williams's golden hare, together with the story of its unearthing and his subsequent activities.

When we're young we bury our pain, but there comes a time when we must dredge it up, face it, feel it, and discharge it.

This is a story of a hen which lived with us for about five years when I was living with my parents in my Village called Choutkur in Medak District of Andhra Pradesh, India.

This great pyramid was believed to be built to be used as tomb for the Pharaoh Khufu by the fourth dynasty Egyptians. It was constructed for over 20 years concluding around 2540.

The soldiers was found in their bright painted uniforms in a variety of colors ; red, green, blue, and lavender. They were individually crafted, the head the hands, with attention, even to such details as their hair and eyelashes.

A "punny" short story about a small, happy town, the dark neighboring woods, and a brave little boy who doesn't believe the accepted superstitions of his town.