coracle

He turned to make the last step down into the coracle.

Other kinds of coracles usually can only hold one person.

Somehow, I got to my feet in the swinging coracle.

He sent another fearful gaze across the water around the coracles.

These coracles are made of bamboo, and with all materials available takes about a day to build.

When she fails me, I paddle east in my coracle.

They were unlikely to fall off, but if the coracle tipped over, as was likely enough, who knew what might happen?

The boat was a coracle, half hidden under the hanging bank.

The coracle reached the final float of the group and struck out east across the water.

She bent forward and moved across the coracle, tipping it.

The flaming coracle was like a comet on the water.

Immensely tall she looked to me from my low station in the coracle.

The coracles returned to report no sign of the fugitives.

The coracle was smashed on launching in the second attempt.

He felt the water boil under them and the two coracles surged forward.

A short coracle ride runs for Rs 25 per person.

The two coracles were lifted and turned on a swell of smoking water.

The only other thing they found there was a little skin boat, or coracle, on the sands.

He turned, indicating the other man in the coracle.

As the coracle rocked out from under the bank he let me feel the knife again against the back of my neck.

As he had done in the coracle, he intended to get away now.

She'd watched him take a fishing coracle to paddle out to the island.

In the middle of the river, the mud all dissolved and the coracle sank.

You will take the coracle and leave me to the fate I deserve."

The canoes backed away, turned toward the other coracles, which retreated.