hill country

This is the front line of the hill country project, the place where urban development and nature meet head on.

In this hill country district, the poverty rate is 32 percent.

He has captured the characteristic light of the hill country.

They once held this hill country and tried twice to make a kingdom of their own.

The hunt was on in the central Maryland hill country.

It is located in the hill country of north Mississippi.

Their advertising is limited to a few road signs set here in the hill country.

We strike due southeast from here, into the hill country.

One who goes often into a hill country learns not to say: What if it should rain?

We stumbled across it years ago on one of our first trips to the Texas hill country.

Soon the caravan was climbing into the hill country, though.

They know how to shoot, here in this hill country."

He listened to the silence that settled quickly over the hill country.

He passed his examination and spent the next three years teaching in one room school houses throughout the hill country.

He'd tried sending help once when she was fifteen and camping alone in the hill country.

The heroine's father is a politician and mayor of a city in the hill country.

The majority of the land is open hill country with sparse vegetation.

And hill country after that for another hundred miles.

The weather in the high hill country was growing damp and windy.

The Melbourne is a good base for those who want to explore the hill country.

But the storms of hill countries have other business.

However, the region is not as high as the central hill country of the island.

A 1967 novel about a young schoolteacher in the Tennessee hill country.

But there were other caves in the hill country.

Johnson came from the Texas hill country, where there were few blacks and race was not a consuming issue.