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Where can you find rock slide in HG?
In Pokemon HeartGold, you can find Rock Slide as a TM (TM80) in the Ice Path. It is hidden on the ground inside the cave. Head south after entering the Ice Path, and you will see a staircase on the left. The TM is located at the bottom of the stairs.
What is the name of mass snow rock ice soil or other material that slide swiftly down a mountain?
avalanche
What do you do to get past the ice path in HeartGold?
you have to keep sliding around until you get into a position where you can slide onto land. if you are far in ice path, then you keep pushing rock from the upper floor to the lower floor until you are able to slide to the body of land where the door is.
What do you think will happen to the dirt and rocks when the ice melts?
i think that they will turn in a river
How do you stop on the ice to get Regigigas in Pokemon Pearl?
Sorry. You can't stop on the ice (it's some kind of puzzle). But here is the solution: 1. From the entrance of the stairs, walk one tile west, and then head south until you slide on the ice. You'll arrive on a tile of floor. 2. Slide just one tile south, hitting the rock. 3. Slide east. 4. Slide north, landing on another tile of floor. 5. Slide west. 6. Slide south. 7. And lastly slide east and walk north to reach Regigigas. Got it from www.pokemon.marriland.com.
In what sport do they use brooms rocks and sliders?
Curling is a Winter sport played on ice. The rock or Stone is hurled or bowled as players use a broom to sweep the ice in front of the stone as it slide across the ice.
What is the Russian ice slide?
the Russian slide is a roller coaster
What are some things that can slide?
penguins can slide on ice.
How can you slide on ice?
Run.
How can you slide ice?
Run.
What does an ice slide look like?
An ice slide sort of looks like an igloo with 2 feet ice blocks and straw for insulation.Also the RUSSIANS were the 1st to build an ice slide. Some say it is a slide and some say that it is asled that the inuit used to ride in the olden days but they are wrong.
What is a pressure causing ice layers to slide over each other?
wet ice causes ice layers to slide over each other
