Part of the way round the lake and then back through the pinewoods.

He stood for a moment looking out over the meadows and the pinewoods.

To the west of the town lie pinewoods and sand dunes.

The scent of the pinewoods rushed to meet his sudden thought.

To their right the lit pinewoods were split with lines of midnight.

Then it's into the pinewoods of East Texas, and you'll be home.

It is ten miles of golden sands backed by pinewoods.

A bus route once served Pinewoods, but this was withdrawn.

Pinewoods stretched beyond the honey house in every direction.

Then there was the fact that they had been seen together in the pinewoods by one of the Polish women under rather compromising circumstances.

In 1935, the name was changed to Pinewoods Camp.

He headed for that strip of pinewoods where the poultry had been perching.

The railway was sold after the 2000 season, with the new owners improving the track and Pinewoods station.

About half the planting under the scheme had been of broadleaved trees or native pinewoods.

Under the agreement, Stone is entitled to exploit 340,000 hectares of pinewoods in the area.

Your pursuers have made it through the pinewoods.

I'm back here in Bogalusa with one foot in pinewoods.

Next a long breathing- space, alone with snow and pinewoods, cold, silent and solemn to the heart.

The steep path up zigzags through pinewoods and sub-tropical vegetation.

Backing and shuffling, they made their way southeast through the dark pinewoods, grateful for the light of the torches.

My first published piece of nature writing was about the pinewoods of Abernethy.

On the right-hand side, pinewoods slope down to the shore, on the left is a range of low hills.

The engine shed is located at Pinewoods.

The best tar came from pine, thus pinewoods were cut down for tar pyrolysis.

Apart from certain native pinewoods in Scotland, it is predominantly broadleaf.