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Meanings of bogland in English
Usage of bogland in English
1
Dr David Bellamy provides more detailed indication of bogland that is fen.
2
We had uncovered real treasure within that vast tract of desolate bogland.
3
The cutting work was occurring along a boreen through Cloonfush leading to bogland.
4
We soon passed from the bogland into a wilderness of granite.
5
John Seager's daughter was nearly swallowed up by bogland as a small child.
6
Finally the woods fell away and we broke into open bogland.
7
For too long it has been dismissed as a forsaken Siberia of bogland and lakes.
8
Then there are Sean McSweeney's authoritative bogland studies, and Barrie Cooke dispatches from further afield.
9
Halfway through the story, they gather and sing a ballad about the beauty of the bogland.
10
The search has been hampered by a challenging terrain with expanses of forest, bogland and waterways.
11
They are exploring and collecting in the bogland.
12
The pond at the man's feet glinted a turquoise blue; the bogland shone silver in the sunlight.
13
However, ground conditions in Killiney are much better, due to the absence of local landslides and unstable bogland.
14
A large fire on an area of bogland just outside Galway city was brought undercontrol by firefighters overnight.
15
Following a major search operation, the wreckage of the aircraft was discovered deep into remote bogland in Co Wicklow.
16
A report into Ireland's natural habitats has found that less than 1 per cent of the Midland's raised bogland remains.
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