Late-Night Nudity
She walked over the soft dirt that marked the upper riverbank, enjoying the give of the earth where it was damp but not muddy.
Ginga Densetsu Weed: Weed's True Love
He panted softly, slowly, weakly wading to the riverbank, just resting his head up against it to catch his breath.
True Loyalty (A The Lion King Story)
The flash of his green eyes was keen and looked at the newly appeared king whom now stood upright on the riverbank in the shade of a nearby tree.
Tabitha Crane, Chapter I: Intervention
Maybe riverbank high wouldn't be so terrible, after all. what _would_ be terrible was having every single class outdoors.
Sobek
Sehkmet sank down onto the riverbank, lifting his staff and idly poking the water to amuse himself with the odd shaped ripples his disturbance created. it didn't work however.
My first pokemon - the beginning
We continue along the riverbank until the road turns back to run along side the river.
Treter: Pups Hiniss
Meanwhile, wovan and wivian stepped forth upon that signal and waltz their way down the riverbank. halting themselves as they reached the waters, they felt their fur wet upon the touch.
Nine Lives - Ep1
" * * * sarah joined me at the riverbank. i wanted both our sets of eyes here. the girl hadn't been in the river long, she didnt have the horrible bloating that happens with that.. what we could see was bad enough.
How Fox REALLY Escaped the Lightfoots 2
Fox broke into a quick swim, darting for the riverbank as fast as his limbs could carry him.
The Fate of Frank Wright
You can hear it be read incredibly wonderfully by dralen dragonfox over here: https://www.thevoice.dog/episode/the-fate-of-frank-wright-by-pascal-farful-read-by-dralen i awoke to find myself on a riverbank.
The Doe and the Adder
Copyright: uoikih year: 2005 \*\*\* dinsha untied the knot that held her inka together and, dropping it on the riverbank, the young doe leapt into the water, catching her breath at the coldness as the icy liquid flooded over her.
Heart of the Forest ~ Chapter 6
_ the lynx turned along the riverbank, eyes grazing slowly over the line of trees, watching the way the canopy stirred in the ever-present breeze.