talus

That distinction meant the Talus outperformed every other boot when it came to covering lots of miles.

Army cutworm moths, another major grizzly food source, summer in high elevation talus fields.

At the foot of the talus he stopped to listen, wondering how close behind him the water might be.

Standing out from the top of this talus-slope were several white "beacons," up to which we scrambled when the tent was pitched.

In the afternoon we had rather an enjoyable time tobogganing down a steep talus-slope on the east coast.

Miss Hartwell looked from the office window to the great cliff that rose high above its steep, sloped talus.

The Panamints towered a wrinkled red grisly mass, broken by rough canyons, with long declines of talus like brown glaciers.