esker , auch: eskar

Esker was a day and a half's journey behind them.

It had been a journey of only a few days to reach Esker.

After he'd given her the Esker he didn't know what to do.

Esker was called for and brought up by Thor's wife.

Esker has told us we go with you to dig?"

"Esker will have a patrol ready at first light."

This in turn determines the shape, composition and structure of an esker.

Esker began in 1985 as a software consulting company.

Esker was rough, burning liquor, not at all what society favored.

"If you don't mind, some Esker and a glass of water.

The Esker ballroom was once one of the most popular dance venues in the country.

An esker is a ridge of sand and gravel.

An esker was created when the glacier retreated due to climate warming.

I love to flick drops of Esker into the fire and see the colors," she said.

Ön is a part of a many 100 km long esker.

It is named after Stage Island, the esker that forms its northern border.

Built on two mounds of the esker, it commanded the route into Dublin from the west.

The figures are located on esker ridges that the new roadway cuts through.

The path of an esker is governed by its water pressure in relation to the overlying ice.

One such esker snakes its way through much of Mount Hope Cemetery.

Stogar drank Esker like he was used to it.

He was mightily tired of the blue sparks crackling on the hearth from the Esker.

A priest would travel to Esker from some unknown place and celebrate Mass at the site.

To the north, it is adjacent to the Omemee Esker.

These steep hills are known in geology as a kame or esker.