Significados de fenland en inglés

I have heard that there are Britons in the fenland there.

The inhabitants of her liminal East Anglia fenland setting had something otherworldly about them.

Now there is a hard and bitter fact of life, very different from the story of the fenland.

A witness to seasons and shifts, informed but unsentimental about the flora and fauna of the fenland fringe.

Cosseted by diminished trees, like the crew that flattens the fenland but moving with unique rhythm, a syncopation of construction.

In huts we cling like snailshells to the fenland that it is in our great-fathers' way to stride across and then pass by.

Wistan had not made it clear, saying only that his king, far away in the fenland, was even now waiting to hear of its conclusion.

The Crane was in a spit of open woodland, with before him and on either side deep fenland with paths known only to its dwellers.

It's true our armies are yet meagre in numbers, even in the fenlands.

William's ecclesiastical reforms were interrupted by the revolt of the Fenland.

The fenlands in the east, so he says, where he's lately been fighting sea raiders.

A place famed for offering diners second helpings, The OFEH thaws Fenland gloom from your heart.

Connor, born in the Fenland town of Whittlesea, was jailed at Cambridge Crown Court in 1975.

In 2017, she was the Fenland Poet Laureate.

Fenland is flat, an expanse of fields of green and brown, under a massive grey sky.

The good Ivo was overseas, busy on the Brittany marches, and there was no ruler in Fenland.