Meanings of open heath in English

The open heath, shaded forest, hills and dales, all make good grounds.

But they did not make for the wood, as I expected, but for the open heath.

She found herself on a sort of open heath, where no houses were to be seen.

Yet a few yards to Yeobright's left, on the open heath, how ineffectively gnashed the storm!

From Brockenhurst, on the following morning, I set out again over the open heath for Boldre southward.

A large open heath was before us.

Go through this gateway and walk near to the allotments on your left with the open heath on your right.

In just a few short kilometres this fine little trail near Glengarriff explores lush woods and open heath high above Bantry Bay.

Left to himself, Gabriel wandered hither and thither over the open heath, neither knowing nor caring in what direction he turned his steps.

There was a space of open heath on one side of him, and the stonewall and gates of a farmhouse inclosure on the other.

Further on, a group of women, in embroidered bodices and quaint headdresses, kneeling on the open heath, at the foot of a stone cross.

Then he crept through the gap where the ditch went under the road culvert, crossed this second road, and ran stooping on the open heath.

The lands at Aldershot, an extensive open heath country, sparsely dotted by fir-woods and intersected by the Basingstoke canal, were then acquired by the crown.

But how astonished, and oh, how miserable he was, when he awoke, to find himself on the open heath in the snow and almost starved!

Lundie has his weakness, and is fast forgetting the broadsword and open heaths in his tree and rifle practice.

He found the book filled with curiously formal sketches and paintings of scenery-woodlandglades, open heaths, temples, arenas, and so on.