moorland

The wind itself had ceased and a brilliant, deep blue sky arched high over the moorland.

Swaledale, in Yorkshire, with its moorland streams and fields dotted with stone barns, also shared fifth place.

The race takes competitors through farm tracks, footpaths, open moorland and tarmac and attracts thousands of spectators.

climbing kilimanjaro means passing through five climatic zones , including rainforest , heath , moorland , alpine desert , and arctic.

Now and then we passed a moorland cottage, walled and roofed with stone, with no creeper to break its harsh outline.

Soon after arrival, he visits his landlord, Mr Heathcliff, who lives in the remote moorland farmhouse called "Wuthering Heights" .

Indeed managing moorland for grouse shooting has almost certainly saved the species itself from extinction.

It is more a matter of desert caves and open oceans, or, in her case, wild Scottish moorland.

area of flat uncultivated land , esp. One covered with shrubs ; moorland .

A moorland plateau of Cornwall in southwest England. It is a popular tourist area with notable prehistoric ruins.

Red grouse, a wild game bird endemic to Britain, live and breed on heather moorland.

The constituency also includes moorland and some prosperous villages.

We crossed wide stretches of moorland without relief.

Before them lay miles of undulating moorland .

moorland and pasture-land are used in common.

The bleak moorland stretched on all sides as far as the eye could see.

The moorland stretched on all sides as far as the eye could see.

At Bowes Moor in Durham, 17, 000 tonnes of chemicals were stored on 564 acres of moorland.