Cordoba locals have even been known to use canned tomatoes in deep winter.
Picking supple mussels from their shells and slurping up the broth is a warming treat particularly suited to deep-winter evenings.
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Airlines made deep cuts in winter because of high fuel prices, he says, and don't have all the planes they might want in summer to meet demand.
As winter settled deep into the dark flesh of the barks and branches shielding sunlight away from my window, the one thing I kept thinking about was where do people go to recover?
Outside the front door, the air was New England chilly, fresh with the beginning of spring, and I wheeled my chair through the big door, down the ramp onto the sidewalk, thinking of Joey Buckley's brown eyes, deep and dark as winter ponds.
The 72-year-old archbishop - recently recovered after a long period of sick leave following a deep-vein thrombosis last winter - had said he was keen to resume his duties.
In small streams, fish find refuge in deep pools to ride out the winter.
Locals may be accustomed to winter days when going outside feels like stepping into a deep freezer, but Minnesota resident Patrick -- in a comment on a CNN story -- says it's good to be reminded of the potential dangers.
The oil, which affected 1, 300 miles of rugged coast, penetrated deep into the cobble beaches, especially in the areas sheltered from the winter storms that can help clean the beaches.
The geothermal system heats and cools using piping that goes deep within the earth, where temperatures are warmer than outside air in the winter and cooler in the summer.
It's mid-winter in South Africa - a season of clear skies, bone-chilling temperatures, and deep, tetchy gloom.
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