Meanings of lofty pines in English

The turpentine distillery of Dutton was situated in a heavy forest of lofty pines.

In caves of rocks, or on cold, wet turfs beneath reeking branches of lofty pines?

The little house, made entirely of bark, stood in the most picturesque spot, surrounded by lofty pines.

We however had a very beautiful halting-place, shaded by lofty pines and affording fair feed for the animals.

Among these was a great number of lofty pines, from which circumstance Columbus named it Isla de Pinos.

On the further side there were some lofty pines, towards which the animal appeared to have directed its course.

Beyond the garden-fence the carriage-road described a curve, and swept away under the lofty pines which here bounded the view.

On this joyous throng through the lofty pines;

And to conceal them she averted her head, and looked out at the forest, whose lofty pines were adorned with snow-wreaths.

Yet he did notice that here, beneath the lofty pines, where the forest mold lay deep and spongy, the brook flowed strongly.

It was only a little spot, and over it spread the gnarled, red-brown branches of the lofty pines, with bunches of close-growing needles.

Eastward of his cabin was a high bluff of rocks, crowned with lofty pines, that overlooked the valley, which stretched away towards the Susquehanna.

The fragments being now collected and placed in the furnace here fired, and the flames ascended to the height of the lofty pines near us.

'How I enjoyed myself under the lofty pines on the Grinderwald!