The ground was not very good, although it produced a luxuriant coat of a kind of sour grass growing in tufts or bushes, which at some distance had the appearance of meadow land, and might be mistaken for it by superficial examiners. Tales of Old Travel - Seite 339von Henry Kingsley - 1869 - 368 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| Tim Flannery - 2002 - 464 Seiten
...at certain times of the year, it had been all on fire.140 He says of Frenchs Forest that 'the trees were very high and large and a considerable distance apart, with little under or brush wood'.140 Kartzoff, a writer with the NSW Forestry Commission, notes that by the 1960s the Very... | |
| Royal Australian Historical Society - 1927 - 456 Seiten
...three miles inland]. After we had passed this swamp we got into an immense wood [French's Forest], the trees of which were very high and large, and a considerable distance apart, with little under or brush wood. The ground was not very good. Here we pitched our tents for the night, near a swamp [head... | |
| Henry Walter Bates - 2004 - 498 Seiten
...which were very high and large, and a confiderable diftance apart, with little under or brufh wood. The ground was not very good, although it produced a luxuriant coat of a kind of four grafs growing in tufts or bufhes, which, at fome diftance, had the appearance of meadow land,... | |
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