Barren Lands
Barren Grounds

When he got to the barren lands, a wagon came up behind him.

Pine trees and barren lands are found in higher areas.

From behind him, out past the camp in the barren lands, came a cry.

Set here on these barren lands to harvest sugar for others.

He had not been used to hot, dusty, glaring days on the barren lands.

For many the silence that could come to the barren lands was maddening.

A journey through the barren lands whose chief resource, fish, has departed.

There were so many, they seemed to shrink the vastness of the barren lands.

The government encouraged people to reclaim barren lands and put them under cultivation.

I have never signed a treaty, or agreed to take my people to the barren lands west of the Mississippi.

Farmlands along with barren lands dominate the rest of the municipality.

Hard and tough, raised in the barren lands of the fjords, they were born to be warriors.

Then everybody'll feel sorry for me, because lots of people have gone bust trying that on the barren lands.

It is the men from the bleak and barren lands who master the children of the light and the heat.

Forests covers the northern part while barren lands dominates the rest of the parish.

During the 1963 a major tube bore well was injected to irrigate barren lands.

Something only the ears of somebody who'd spent months, even years of his life out in barren lands like these could discern.

The Barren Lands, they were his own-if anything here could be linked to him, or he to it.

I understood why prospectors would slave in arid, barren lands looking for gold.

Those who insist on retaining their ancient rights will be invited to return to the barren lands they came from."

Before this the barren lands were used as grazing land of Gulmit village.

"It is with us like strange wolves meeting in the forests of the Barren Lands.

The going across the Barren Lands was extremely arduous.

But whaf s all this about shrinking from barren lands, eh?

I looked across the barren lands.

He ran east down a river in the barren grounds with 83 rapids but only one portage.

He walked back across the barren grounds to the open entrance with Virga following.

Barren grounds are about 4% of the dunes areas and occur mostly along the beaches.

If the population size of these becomes too great, "barren grounds", with no large algal species, can develop and may remain in existence for years.

The "far north" is synonymous with the areas north of the tree line: the barren grounds and tundra.

Succeeding waves of immigration forced them still farther towards the barren grounds of the north.

North of the Eastmain were Barren Grounds with few beaver.

The Barren Grounds are tundra, and lakes are abundant.

The former Barren Grounds Bird Observatory is located in the park.

The natural vegetation of Barren Grounds is heathland.

On snow-shoes to the barren grounds: twenty-eight hundred miles after musk-oxen and wood-bison.

Dry :fellfields and barren grounds.

In 2004, for basically economic reasons, the observatory was closed and Birds Australia's association with Barren Grounds ended.

In 1769 and 1770 Samuel Hearne travelled to the barren grounds northwest of Churchill.

On Snow-Shoes to the Barren Grounds (1896)

Barren Ground, Barren Grounds or Barren-ground may refer to:

However, a field study conducted at Barren Grounds showed New Holland Honeyeaters to carry relatively little pollen.

This plant prefers sunny places and usually grows on the uncultivated or barren grounds, waste places, well-drained soils, pastures and roadsides.

The Barren Grounds are nearly uninhabited, with the exception of a few coastal villages and towns in Nunavut and Baker Lake.

The Barren Grounds are a large area of tundra located in mainland Nunavut and stretching into the Northwest Territories in northern Canada.

In heathland habitats such as Nadgee or Barren Grounds Nature Reserves, it may not exceed 1 m (3 ft) in height.

Barren Grounds Nature Reserve is adjacent to the eastern border of the park; Yarrawa State Forest is not far from the park's western border.

These were Eyre in 1976, Rotamah Island in 1979, Barren Grounds in 1982, and Broome in 1988.

In 1972, partly as a solution, the High School Department was transferred to the wide barren grounds in Cer-Hil, Quebiawan, five kilometers from the town proper.

"What not his father's care nor tutor's art Could plant with pains in his unpolished heart, The best instructor, Love, at once inspired, As barren grounds to fruitfulness are fired.