Above me rose the swelling mountain slope thickly covered with dwarf pines.

The dwarf pines and hemlocks disappeared and the stream was bordered with icicles.

Three men lay stiff and cold behind the dwarf pines.

Here are the alpine hemlocks, dwarf pines, and junipers.

At length we reached the region of dwarf pines, which was even more difficult to pass through.

The appearance of some dwarf pines and willows, larger than usual, induced us to suppose the river was near.

The corpse therefore reclined on the earth, but was separated from the road by a thick growth of dwarf pines.

A little below, bristled the points of the rocks with cedars, dwarf pines, and towering hemlocks shooting from the interstices.

Presently he heard a slight rustling, and he knew that Skelly's men were among the dwarf pines on the lawn.

The ridge was narrow-crested, yellow, splintered rock, with a few dwarf pines and spruces and an occasional bunch of manzanita.

And the Black Hills, rock-ribbed and somber, dwarf pines clutching their lodges, rose in frowning ramparts to the North and West.

He had been nearby, hidden half starving in a grove of dwarf pines, when he heard the initial volley of gunshots.

There on the reclaimed land are row after row of young London plane trees, honey locust lindens, ginkgoes, oaks, and dwarf pines.

By and by, however, they ran in among low sandy hills, dotted with dwarf pines here and there, and the pace slackened.

The ring of fire on the slopes had been increasing fast, and the assailants found much shelter there among the dwarf pines and cedars.

It was over an hour before he found it, a hollow among rocks, with dwarf pines clustering thickly at the sides and in front.