- Hill Inn,
North Yorkshire, at 1,732 feet (528 m)
above sea level. The
remotest pub on the
British mainland is the Old
Forge in the
village of Inverie...
-
Historic Site), and San
Diego (Cabrillo
National Monument) to some of the
remotest areas of the
continent like
Hovenweep National Monument in southeastern...
-
convenient field and
naval canteen cooking,
allowing even
conscripts from the
remotest countryside to
experience the dish. The ****an
Maritime Self-Defense Force...
-
Maloba (Murbat),
Shihe (Shihr), and Nufa (Dhofar), from the
depths of the
remotest mountains; the
trunk of the tree is
notched with a hatchet, upon which...
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Gozli Ata is one of the
remotest shrines of Turkmenistan,
devoted to the
eponymous saint. The
Gozli Ata
mausoleum is a
brick building with twin
white domes...
- the
nashi pear. Pear
cultivation in
temperate climates extends to the
remotest antiquity, and
evidence exists of its use as a food
since prehistoric times...
- A
Munro (listen;
Scottish Gaelic: Rothach) is
defined as a
mountain in
Scotland with a
height over 3,000 feet (914.4 m), and
which is on the
Scottish Mountaineering...
-
Lombardo (2007). "Poles of Inaccessibility: A
Calculation Algorithm for the
Remotest Places on Earth" (PDF).
Scottish Geographical Journal. 123 (3): 227–233...
- translation?] Latif, Syad
Muhammad (1891).
History of the Panjáb from the
Remotest Antiquity to the
Present Time.
Calcultta Central Press Company. p. 1. The...
- law
schools as
training centers for the
profession no
longer bears the
remotest relation to reality".
Initially there was much
resistance to
lawyers in...
