rock crevasse

In central Connecticut he particularly recommended not poking hands into rock crevasses.

Some flatter-bodied species however take refuge in rock crevasses.

This route is almost entirely made up of rock crevasses and snow-covered couloirs.

We found some more colimicon and pried rubbery chunks from the rock crevasses.

Participants crawl, claw and squirm through a maze of rock crevasses, vaporous underground streams and layers of bat dung.

Gaigi said to his mother 'You will go and live in rock crevasses, if anyone tries to pull you out, you will hold fast with your strong spinal bones'.

These rock crevasses made their walk into a wandering ramble-in a real maze now, a maze with crevasses rather than walls, yet just as difficult of passage as a walled one.

Boulders, rock crevasses, great furrows where continental drift dragged entire landmasses over the ocean floor, larger gaps where tectonic-plate activity opened up the bottom of the ocean and spewed forth lava.

Now it was Barish passed the cups among us, but I saw him gathering the herbs he put into them from the rock crevasses, and the way he searched them out and bent above them, the way he crushed them and brought them to his nose, all that was Windlow.