A site where people on holiday can pitch a tent.
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Nothing was so wholesome and invigorating as this bivouac in the forest.
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We halted the men here and went into bivouac for the night.
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The only redeeming feature of this prolonged bivouac was the cabin itself.
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We will not put up anywhere, but will bivouac in the open.
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Napoleon always said that the bivouac was the finest training for troops.
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From bivouac to bivouac the soldiers exchanged loud cries and obscene jokes.
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Tents were struck that afternoon and a bivouac formed for the night.
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I'll take the windward side and you can bivouac against the fire.
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The bivouac there had been enjoyed with a sentiment of tranquil carelessness.
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The quartermaster, who was fortunately in his bivouac, came, accompanied by friends.
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An atmosphere of unrest hung over the bivouac, and few slept soundly.
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They then threw themselves upon the icy ground for their frigid bivouac.
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When the firing began he was in his bivouac near Caesar's Camp.
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Once they almost blundered into a bivouac of their enemies at night.
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The Regiment, being rear-guard, did not reach its bivouac till after dark.
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Alternatively, says Wilson, you could bivouac in Trim and break the journey.
