grazing
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coddle the hooves of piebald | grazing | cattle as it has done |
flop caught on the hop | grazing | fridges shoppers scavenge scraps outside |
were the traces of cows | grazing | in circles round their tethers |
bites through fable fathoms a | grazing | sheep becomes a blur on |
on fire a ewe is | grazing | grass beneath an oak a |
use of water firewood and | grazing | lands by the fourteenth century |
out the croft land for | grazing | and continued to live in |
including all their grass for | grazing | or conservation as silage and |
on whose grass they were | grazing | or in which steadings they |
in a kind of controlled | grazing | it was said to be |
or suitable for use as | grazing | containing semi natural vegetation including |
farmer was paid for the | grazing | and steading accommodation at an |
act 1993 which allows common | grazing | in rural villages to avoid |
means agricultural land used for | grazing | or mowing which does not |
agricultural land a used for | grazing | where over one third of |
of natural assets but where | grazing | recreational and sporting activities would |
crofts which share the common | grazing | attributable to those common grazings |
the scattald of the common | grazing | f1073: mmhm f1074: but the |
in its daily round of | grazing | the orchards up to a |