First stop was just on the other side of the inlet, about five minutes away.

There was one inlet in particular you had to clear.

There was a white line across the inlet ahead of us.

He took them out to the mouth of the inlet.

But there was nothing to bring anyone up the inlet except us.

The new inlet is the first to form on the Banks since then.

From there to the inlet was less than a mile.

That meant she would have to go right down to the far end of the inlet to find him.

The areas above the inlet are also used for agricultural.

If they could reach this first inlet in time, they'd have a chance.

The inlet has a water area of 70 km2 or 7.000 ha.

We figured about an hour to the inlet, give or take.

Figure we have maybe half a click up this inlet.

We pushed on past inlets to the left and right.

In this case, more than one inlet can be installed.

There is a government dock at the head of the inlet.

It was easier to come into this inlet from the north.

State A1 is when both inlets are in free flow.

It took 20 men several weeks to dig the new inlet.

The type A is blue and used for power inlets.

The beach is at the south end of an inlet on the bay.

The water at the mouth of the inlet is deeper.

At this point the inlet is about 750 m wide.

We did see every little cove and inlet along the way, or so it seemed.

They had but one inlet, which was from the room adjoining.