ridgeline
Noun
Meaning
a long narrow range of hills
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After concentrated volleys, exacting heavy casualties on the redcoats, the Walloons reformed back to the ridgeline in good order.
Honda makes pickup trucks, good one’s such as the 2020 Ridgeline all-wheel drive delivered this week to test drive.
“I thought we controlled the ball fairly well through the middle,” said Ridgeline coach Mark Tureson.
Oxford, seeing the vast line of Richard's army strung along the ridgeline, decided to keep his men together instead of splitting them into the traditional three battles: vanguard, centre, and rearguard.
The Japanese sword known today with its deep, graceful curve has its origin in shinogi-zukuri (single-edged blade with ridgeline) tachi which were developed sometime around the middle of the Heian period to service the need of the growing military class.
After topping out, you can follow a rocky ridgeline that requires bouldering skills to the summit of 8,461-foot Bear Peak.