coppice
copse

She'd just go up through the fields to the coppice then back.

Give them time, and the rest of the coppice wood would also find a good home.

By the time I found it the deer had got into the coppice.

I had to go to the other side of the coppice to look after some stakes.

There was a dark shadow to her left; it could be a coppice.

A small tree, often with coppice shoots at the base.

It looked as if each pitch was surrounded by its own individual little coppice.

These were often used as markers in coppice or other woodland.

Green fields, a coppice of trees, and not a roof in sight.

Established in 1894, they play their home games at The Coppice.

It was eventually decided that only a fourth of the land would be planted with coppice.

In due course coppice management was used to ensure a more sustainable supply.

Its main survival strategy is the ability to sucker and coppice.

McKay had been dreaming in the coppice all that afternoon.

"Couldn't we go in at the bottom, through the coppice?"

The ancient woodland had been managed as coppice for many hundreds of years.

We strike at the coppice that you so desire.

They could cut the timber in the coppice, and put up the fowl-houses for themselves.

Yet until the 1950s most had been managed as coppice since Norman times.

Someone had come this way before, because there was a faint trace of a path leading around the coppice.

Poles were cut from a coppice and the ends heated in steam.

It is particularly common in hazel woodland managed for coppice.

The half nearest the Coppice End is given to away fans.

The most common flora is the unique coppice sal forest.

In this respect, they may be linked with other "local" words like coppice and spinney.

I started back into the copse, but changed my mind.

They walked across the big field - and at the other side was a copse.

I had to get out of the copse before he caught me.

I tried to spot the old man in the copse.

The woman coming up through the copse had hair like a rope.

They searched further through the copse, but found nothing more.

Through the copse of oaks, she could see her house.

She pointed toward a copse of trees not too far away.

Land us in a nice little copse, about half a mile out, will you?

They left their food in the little copse and went to the roadside.

"But we'd better get started while the cops are still coming from the copse."

There was a copse between the two and we rode through this.

His eyes followed it, then he glanced toward the copse.

On the first lap right after the start, 4 cars went out at Copse.

The break in the copse of twisted trees did not last long enough.

A few moments later the two friends had disappeared in the copse.

They're up a tree in that copse about a mile away.

They cut through a copse of trees and came out in a small clearing.

We passed the little copse I'd seen from the prison bus.

The bulk of the group, though, and some running to join from the other copse, came on.

She said nothing, stared straight ahead at a copse of trees.

And then he went back to the copse where he'd hidden his gear.

The trees were thicker here and I was in a small copse.

He had not seen the dwarves turn off into the copse.

Ever since the early spring your cattle have been in my copse and garden every day.