downland

The end result is a testing downland course of great variety.

The operator stated that the site will restored to downland.

Access is also possible along a downland path from nearby Burpham.

They can be found in various dry habitats including downland and hillsides.

Areas of downland are often referred to as Downs.

Wiltshire is characterised by its high downland and wide valleys.

A downland is an area of open chalk hills.

The countryside becomes a series of chalk downland and deep valleys.

The sheep that once cropped short the grass of the downland had long ago disappeared.

For a time she sat on a rail before leaving the road for the downland turf.

I knew all the sounds of that open stretch of ruined downland.

Much of this area of chalk downland is now a nature reserve.

The Plain is an important stronghold for declining downland butterflies.

Unlike any other National Park, it would include an area of chalk downland.

In 2009 permission was given by the landowners to clear trees from the site and return it to chalk downland.

There were also differences between downland and Wealden communities.

The park itself contains a craft centre, a café and a downland countryside walk.

It is one of the four main areas of chalk downland in southern England.

A breeze came across the miles of downland, smelling of honey.

The chalk downland provides an important habitat for insects.

The species prefers north- or west-facing slopes in downland habitats.

Tennyson Down is one of the most significant downland sites in Britain.

Downland is formed when chalk formations are raised above the surrounding rocks.

Much remaining chalk downland has been protected against future development, due to its unique biodiversity.

It runs east to west, is approximately 3 miles long and is predominantly grass downland.