moorland
moorlands

They had a few words together and then walked off to the moorland.

It was pretty weird coming over the moorland in the dark.

Despite its name it is largely open country and moorland.

Much of the area is moorland and at the 2001 census the population was just 153.

The second showed a group of men on a deserted moorland.

So they are being abandoned and their land is becoming moorland again.

There'd be two figures running across the high moorland under the moon.

The boy waved, and set off across a moorland path.

It was a glorious spring morning on the open moorland.

It has a large area of moorland, and is very hilly.

He left his moorland cottage early on Wednesday night and has never been heard of since.

We were given rooms on the first floor overlooking moorland.

Then a drink and a rest in the moorland sunshine, alone, at peace.

It is an isolated hill, rising above a large area of moorland.

The house he built stood in a moorland estate of 54,000 acres.

We had left the trees behind, and the night opened up, into a black expanse of moorland.

On the other three sides, nothing but empty moorland stretched for miles.

He opened the door onto the wide, moving moorland and the hills.

The word comes from a type of moorland stream used to mark land boundaries.

She sat down and leaned back against the rock looking out over the sweep of moorland.

He felt again the space and size of the moorland landscape that had, so briefly, been his natural home.

After another little stretch of moorland Julian pointed to the right.

The hill is mainly moorland with some small wooded areas.

In the forest and moorland higher up on the hill smaller birds are very common.

Some of the higher moorland has been largely abandoned for farming.

Then he was on his way, running across the Moorlands.

He had been running for five days, the last two in the Moorlands.

It's not very big, but we're going to make it the best little farm on the moorlands.

His head was turned away toward the scented dark of the moorlands.

A. The price, or value, of the moorlands is fairly low.

Now he and his troop were once again west of the Moorlands, though miles farther north.

Moorlands has a special arrangements for guests with a local country club.

Whatever kind of adventure would there be on these lonely moorlands?

This band had come from the Moorlands, and were not well-versed in the common language of the land.

It was a really lovely walk over the moorlands.

It is found in the high moorlands of Kenya.

It lies on the edge of forests, moorlands and fields.

In the north the land consists of moorlands over underlying sandstone.

They never took him to those dreary moorlands, the hill of dead grass, the wall.

In the tiny areas of European moorlands tend to be environments with only very few species.

The big one you've got showing every mile of these moorlands?'

But she trusted him, and if her guess was right, they were closer to the western edge of the Moorlands than the eastern.

The moorlands are all very well by daylight, but after dark treacherous for man or beast.

They were kept for centuries on the moorlands of North Germany.

Most of the world's moorlands are very diverse ecosystems.

Which of the granite moorlands have china clay pits and tips?

All rooms have extensive views of the surrounding moorlands and hills.

There's a tunnel near where we're camping on the moorlands,' said Julian, getting a word in at last.

The second day continues through increasingly sparse trees and bushes into moorlands.

In the extensive moorlands of the tropics biodiversity can be extremely high.