Northeast lay little but bare and stony mountains and the Weyr that protected Pern.

The terrain varied from flat prairies to stony mountain passes; wide open spaces to narrow ledges, through forests, across streams, from valleys to mountain peaks.

The country the king reigned over was very large, and full of high, stony mountains and sandy deserts, so that it was not at all easy to go from one place to another.

Ahead of us we could see the giant twist and change, flowing onto the stony mountain like smoke sucked into a chimney.

The Roman poet Ovid placed Caucasus in Scythia and depicted it as a cold and stony mountain which was the abode of personified hunger.

Northeast lay little but bare and stony mountains and Benden, the remaining Weyr, which protected Pern.

Better to be a plant, free of all servitude, need, toil and anxiety . . . or better still, a hard, stony mountain like the Roquis.

All the way down, I could see them both: the ancient, stony mountain and the swampy, man-made lake, facing off across the valley.

We find also a good deal of a sort of woodfinely veined, with few branches; this I fancy is larch-wood, which likes to decorate the sides of lofty, stony mountains.

One day he might be at Letterkenny in Donegal to celebrate a Mass for pregnant mothers and on another climbing up the stony mountain of Croagh Patrick.