Meanings of open moorland in English

We were following a track down a dip in an open moorland.

The only school was nearly four miles off, up on the open moorland.

Route traverses open moorland where disorientation is possible, so pack a map and compass.

The Scotch rivers brawl through the open moorland and flash along steep Highland glens.

For the sheep he had been driving were not meant for the open moorland.

The open moorland had given place to flat market-gardens and leafless orchards sloppy with wet.

Then, from the open moorland beyond the park palings, came the sound of horses trotting sharply.

You can't ride four miles across open moorland.'

Our wild red deer, rather than farmers' sheep, could graze our open moorland, as they already do in the Highlands.

At last they left the cobble-stones of the little town and emerged upon the high road, which here ran across the open moorland.

It was all rough open moorland, never rising into mountains, and graced by no running streams, by no forest scenery, almost by no foliage.

The young clergyman, although more familiar with crowded pavements and flare of gas-lamps than open moorland in the deepening dusk, pursued his way without difficulty.