bracken , auch: brake old-fashioned **

Bracken County also is called home by many well known people.

Bracken looked down at him, his mind a thousand miles away.

Bracken, his campaign manager, was the only one with the candidate.

Bracken had hold of the gas can and a lighter.

Two more crows made off low across the young bracken.

We will pick the bracken and put it in the sun to dry.

It was he who had been creeping up through the bracken after all!

Once there, Bracken bought a used car and drove back.

About 15 minutes after the loss, Bracken walked around the back of the arena.

I lay in the bracken on the side of the hill and watched them.

It was rough, but you could get through easy enough before the new bracken grew.

John Bracken, who had not run in the election, was chosen as party leader.

She is watching the deer as they appear out of the bracken.

About 20 per cent of the national park is covered in bracken.

She went quietly through the bracken and bent over him.

We'll slip out of the tent and go into the bracken.

John Bracken sat on the park bench and waited to make his hit.

The three children crouched down in the bracken and listened.

The county is known for the production of bracken fern.

For a few days he had considered the best spot might be in the bracken, right inside the fence.

"We'd better beat through the bushes and the bracken," said another man.

The boys brought in the heather and bracken for the beds.

In 2006 he became a father to baby Bracken.

Something else you become very aware of all over the Basque country is the bracken.

These were huge and seemed very old, standing back from the road among the tall autumn bracken.