heathery , auch: heathy

Then all of them went to their green, heathery bedroom.

She saw, then, that the force on the heathery rise was moving.

She burrowed into her heathery bed and made herself comfortable.

They lay on their heathery beds and listened to all the sounds of the night.

They stood on the heathery slope above the old yard, straining their eyes.

There were his father and mother, fast asleep on their heathery bed in the corner of the cave!

This one was lying low in a heathery jungle.

I know all that,' said Anne, snuggling down in her heathery bed.

They rolled themselves up in their rugs and lay flat on the heathery bed.

The summit is heathery and marked by a small pile of stones.

The heathery fields seemed again fertile with burgeoning life.

As far as he could remember it was just an ordinary heathery hollow.

Their caravan was set on a heathery hill, just off the road, not far from a farm-house.

Night was coming down fast now and the heathery uplands were blue-gray.

The track now heads southwards on a forest road and then heathery paths.

Soon the lane ended in a broad cart-track that led over a heathery common.

The top of Sail is a heathery dome bearing a small cairn.

It had a sandy beach on one side and a heathery little hillock at its centre.

They toiled up the steep, heathery slopes, looking for any sign of the small boy, but there was none.

The heathery spur of Tongue End runs parallel to the east.

The stockings we brought from home and hung by the turf fire trapped its heathery smell for weeks.

At the front of the hollow was a rocky ledge, hung with heathery tufts.

He did, keeping to the footpath that led directly to the farmhouse at the top of the heathery ridge.

A heathery scent in the air underlay curling smoke.

They rolled out of their heathery bed.