Each night the family left a small cup of wine and a piece of bread for Lars at the hearth.

Lars checked the weather before setting out on his morning run.

Each evening the family lit incense and offered bread to the lars at the household shrine.

Every evening the family set out a small offering to the lar at the hearth, thanking the ancient guardian for another year of safety.

The cryostat was charged with LAR before the run began.

The experiment requires several tons of LAr to operate the time projection chamber.

The lar gibbon swung effortlessly through the rainforest canopy, its white hands flashing as it moved.

In the early morning, lar gibbons sang duets that echoed through the rainforest canopy.

Larsen traced his ancestry to a small Norwegian coastal village.

Larsson dedicated his novel to the coastal town where his family had lived for generations.