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For example , as to foreseeablity , the dissenting Justice Cardine doubted that the theater could have " foreseen that a patron would drive onto Del Range Boulevard , running [ into ] six inches of water and crowded with hundreds of cars , and drive two miles down the road into deepening water and finally into a flooded creek bed . The image covers a 100 kilometer by 30 kilometer ( 62 mile by 18.5 mile ) region of the southern ocean , centered at approximately 57 degrees south latitude and 3 degrees east longitude , which was acquired on October 3 , 1994 . She runs a mile in my direction , I run a mile in hers , and , given the reliability of our paces , we always meet within 50 yards of the corner known as our spot . Our men therefore wandered on the shore to find out some fresh water near the sea , and I walked alone about a mile on the other side , where I observed the country all barren and rocky . The harsh weather in the region , especially in most of Hodgeman county , has left many miles of roadway in need of repair , and construction has been proceeding apace ( some residents say that gravel trucks are hauling all night long ) . They have a range of 55 miles between charges and take about eight hours to fully recharge . Furthermore , they propose that the Santa Monica city police now transport anyone found intoxicated in the city to a new “ sobriety center ” five miles out of town in Culver City . The veins and arteries spouted up such a prodigious quantity of blood , and so high in the air , that the great jet d'eau at Versailles was not equal for the time it lasted ; and the head , when it fell on the scaffold floor , gave such a bounce , as made me start , although I were at least half an English mile distant . She was the only Black of six women on the 600 mile trek , which took eight weeks to complete . While we were yet five miles from the Carson River , the miserable beasts seemed to scent the freshness in the air , and they raised their heads and traveled briskly .