How To Use New forest In A Sentence
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With its prehistoric burial mounds, barrows and encampments, its feudal laws and time-trapped settlements, the New Forest is anything but.
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The novel focuses on Marian's growth to adulthood and her reluctant acceptance of her fate: she is to be the new Forestwife, the healer who lives alone in the greenwood and tends to those who need bodily and spiritual renewal.
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Neither ‘new’ nor entirely ‘forest’, the New Forest is a cornucopia of habitats, a haven of beauty surrounded by intensively managed farmland and conurbations.
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It turns out we're lucky to find them: ceps usually prefer the ancient woodlands of Scotland or the New Forest to the comparatively recent growth of Thetford.
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Shoppers and traders are reeling after a shock announcement that one of the New Forest's most popular markets is to close next week.
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Living in camps, they carried out conservation work, planting new forests and helping with flood control projects.
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Running over three days, today is the last chance for visitors to get to the showground at New Park, in Brockenhurst, for a taste of all that is great and good about living in the New Forest and Hampshire.
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Then a new forest would spring up, the ferns, Calamites, Lepidodendrons, and Sigillarias would gradually form another jungle, and many hundred of feet above the buried coal-bed b, a second bed of peat and vegetable matter would begin to accumulate to form the coal-bed a. Such is the history of how the coal which we now dig out of the depths of the earth once grew as beautiful plants on the surface.
The Fairy-Land of Science
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Here he lived much of the rest of his life in semi-seclusion, though he was at times a member of parliament, a magistrate, and verderer of the New Forest.
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As usual however, nature is inconsistent, and I am reliably informed that the latest data on New Forest deer shows that – even when sika get north of that railway line – they _do not_ hybridise with the reds.
Oh deer oh deer oh deer
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They have been a chronic problem in coastal areas in recent years, particularly in the New Forest, the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth.
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Fortunately the people of New Forest East have now sent a message to the manipulators.
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In Nepal, new forests tend to be planted on relatively gentle slopes, whereas deforested areas are more often steeplands.
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The legendary lichenologist Francis Rose, whose pioneering work in the New Forest led to the discovery of some 344 different lichens living there, developed such acute ecological sensitivity through his years of fieldwork that he was able to predict, from close study of a map, or just from a car window, where relic populations of certain rare lichens associated with ancient woodland would be found.
Wildwood
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The luxurious New Forest property boasts features from 14-carat gold painted radiators and silk tented ceilings to a space for a helicopter landing pad.
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With no new forested frontiers available, lumbermen turned to the national forests for logs.
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Countryside campaigners have won their battle to defeat a multi-million-pound plan to transform two of the biggest campsites in the New Forest.
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A short distance from the town of Lymington, which is not far from Titchfield, where the king took shelter, but on the other side of Southampton Water, and south of the New Forest, to which it adjoins, was a property called Arnwood, which belonged to a
The Children of the New Forest
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The deer had become very numerous by this time in the New Forest, and there were numerous complaints about their depredations.
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Maddy Jago is Chief Officer of the New Forest Committee, an umbrella organisation representing all the main bodies that care for the forest.
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Still, I saw a family of deer, a blue jay, a New Forest pony suckling, and a buzzard wheeling so low I could count the individual pinions extended at its wingtips.
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Peter Frost, amenities verderer on the New Forest Court of Verderers, said: ‘I am absolutely delighted that this has been approved.’
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Helen hitches a ride to Ashley Walk with New Forest Verderer Anthony Pasmore.
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As with many eastern national forests, the government bought these tracts from private owners, hoping that in time a new forest would take hold to protect the headwaters of eastern rivers.
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As it turned out, they arrived at the New Forest nursery too late and decided to head back.
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The victim of a fatal hit-and-run accident in the New Forest was a former policeman, the Daily Echo can reveal.
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A Ringwood business has staved off an enforcement notice from New Forest district council at the 11th hour.
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Famously discovered by Harry Johnston and named by P.L. Sclater in 1901 (Johnston thought he was tracking down reports of a new forest-dwelling equid), Okapia is a short-necked forest-dwelling giraffid, though how typical it is in the grand scheme of giraffid diversity and evolution has proved controversial.
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A horse riding excursion through the New Forest can also be arranged as can a round of golf on the nine-hole course or on one of the ten nearby courses.
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The New Forest had become virtually a fortress of barbed wire and road blocks.
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The New Forest is the most intact surviving example in England of a medieval hunting forest.
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Wild horses in the New Forest get along perfectly fine, wandering around outdoors, free and naked and just getting more hairy in winter.
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With its prehistoric burial mounds, barrows and encampments, its feudal laws and time-trapped settlements, the New Forest is anything but dull.
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As in the New Forest, there is a long history of conflict between the Crown and the native commoners of the Forest of Dean, the foresters.
Wildwood
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Edith was very unwell — & when she recovered we were confined by bad weather — so that I saw little of the place. enough however not to like. the road from Winchester thither is remarkably beautiful; so much so as to make the New forest about Lyndhurst & Lymington appear comparatively uninteresting. here we are in a very different country.
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In the New Forest, for instance, tree lungwort has managed to spread only a short distance into the oldest oak plantation, the 200 year-old Bentley Wood, from the adjoining ancient Anses Wood.
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They have written to New Forest District Council and demanded the immediate abolition of the fees.
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Music was supplied by Woodfalls Junior Band and there were dancing displays by the New Forest School of Dancing, falcons, vintage and veteran vehicles, stalls, sideshows and various competitions.
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Dog-owners in the New Forest fear they will be prevented from freely exercising their pets if a new code of conduct comes into force.
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Created in the 11th century by William the Conqueror for deer hunting, the New Forest is the largest area of original woodland, heath land and unenclosed pasture remaining in England, covering nearly 600 square kilometers.
Foraging in the New Forest
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The Forest's designation as a National Park will not affect the rights of common, the New Forest Acts or the role of the verderers.
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On the dexter side a New Forest pony proper and on the sinister side a boar argent armed crined and unguled Or each charged on the shoulder with a spring of broom palewise flowered proper.
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Lymington is on the edge of the New Forest.
Times, Sunday Times
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Still, I saw a family of deer, a blue jay, a New Forest pony suckling, and a buzzard wheeling so low I could count the individual pinions extended at its wingtips.
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The Forest's designation as a National Park will not affect the rights of common, the New Forest Acts or the role of the verderers, who manage the commoning system.
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Famously discovered by Harry Johnston and named by P.L. Sclater in 1901 (Johnston thought he was tracking down reports of a new forest-dwelling equid), Okapia is a short-necked forest-dwelling giraffid, though how typical it is in the grand scheme of giraffid diversity and evolution has proved controversial.
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The winner of such fights controlled fertile females, claiming new forested territory as a result, thus becoming the new procreator of genetic bonds, killing off genetic competitor's offspring if he had to.
Human Hell and the Demons of War
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A short distance from the town of Lymington, which is not far from Titchfield, where the king took shelter, but on the other side of the Southampton Water, and south of the New Forest, to which it adjoins, was a property called Arnwood, which belonged to a Cavalier of the name of Beverley.
The Children of the New Forest
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New Forestry aimed to mimic natural forest functions while providing for conventional timber objectives.
