Whenever I cross the (white chalk) line, I am trying to help the team.
"Tacita has used white chalk to create these melting views of the Hindu Kush, " Ms. Christov-Bakargiev said.
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Late in the day, achy in the legs, I reached Cradle Hill, into whose eastern slope a great white chalk horse has been cut.
The park stretches from Winchester in Hampshire to Eastbourne in East Sussex, and includes woodland, heathland, downlands and the white chalk cliffs at Beachy Head.
Rain drilling the earth, and the path a river, gathering the water into a torrent that rinsed the chalk white again.
He sat in front of a water cooler full of chalk-white pulque.
Further east more dramatic cliffs beckon: the day walk (12km) from Alfriston to Eastbourne rollercoasters over the Seven Sisters, a series of chalk-white, up-down cliffs that would make Dame Vera Lynn burst into song.
Sometimes called drool, Babylon, bear soup, vulture soup, white face, moustache broth, chalk and nectar of the gods, pulque is the sort of drink you have to learn to like, if only because you have never tasted anything like it before.
In his old-fashioned smock and full white beard, taking up a stub of sanguine chalk, Keating was as much in character as his model.
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Founded in 1793 as a retreat for Duke Friedrich Franz I of what today is Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Heiligendamm was known as the White City by the Sea for its cluster of 23 chalk-color buildings.
The tide was high, and for a hundred feet away from the shore, the water appeared to be the colour of green milk, the waves having sluiced chalk from the foreshore and cliffs, which stained the sea white.
The White House was on the edge of a hill with a wood behind it and the chalk-quarry on one side and the gravel-pit on the other.
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