The spare, functional wooden buildings were made out of the same tarred, rough-hewn timber.

The rough-hewn timbers of the bridge (actually built in 1956 and based on 18th-century drawings of the original, though a bit longer) arch across the dark, slow moving Concord River.

The rest of the roof was patched with thatch, and propped on shafts of rough-hewn timber.

Descending the narrow, rough-cut stairs, employing other signs to open other passages, he came at last to the doorway he sought: a shutterlike affair of rough-hewn timber.

The stone fireplaces and rough-hewn timbers of the main lodge bespeak a simpler but more rugged time.

The pews of rough-hewn timber had been pushed aside to make way for an operating table of the same material.

Exchanging nods finally, they moved closer to the railing and stood with their hands on the rough-hewn timber, staring toward Cairhien.

Before Colene could run that down, they came to a larger structure, buttressed by rough-hewn timbers.

Crude streets of rough-hewn timbers led to the harbor, the heart and reason for the city, where many ships rode at anchor in perpetual readiness.

A sign, The Laughing Sun and The Crying Moon hung at the door of a long low inn, constructed of rough-hewn timber.