pastureland

And now, two more girls in the pastureland of her dream.

She would see that from a safe distance in the pastureland.

It may also be found at pastureland and arable land.

The green field represents the county's agriculture, especially its rich pastureland.

The sun rises over the pastureland, children, even though ye see it not.

But, they added, most of the fires apparently took place in existing pastureland.

During the same period, pastureland increased from 20 to 60% of the state's total area.

As they came outside, he pulled up his horse and pointed to the rich pastureland in front of them.

They stretched along the roads or cut across open pastureland, often for no apparent reason.

The traces of a castle can be seen in pastureland near the village.

Larger fields lie beyond, and these have historically been pastureland.

Most of the road passes through old orange groves and pastureland.

The cleared land would then be used as pastureland.

Both fields and pastureland are common in the region.

For thousands of years, this has been Nature's pastureland.

There's a great deal of pastureland with stone walls.

In back, where pastureland led to woods, they would have few people or no people at all.

Here they found a little village surrounded by pastureland.

Fields sprawled to the right, wooded pastureland to the left.

Old farmland and pastureland was swallowed up by new residential development.

He looked around at the walls which set off pastureland, gardens and orchards.

Sitting on a hill, its red brick buildings are an abrupt change from the pastureland.

The mare was breathing hard as she trotted up the pastureland.

At one time this had probably been rough pastureland, but now there was no agriculture to speak of in the village.

It's just open pastureland, so there's no boundary of any kind."