scrubland

There are no forests, but a great deal of low scrubland.

He had no memory of walking back across the scrubland.

Closing the door, he made his way across the scrubland to the house.

He stopped walking and looked at the scrubland now directly in front of them.

It was one thing to be alone back home, in the mountains or desert scrubland.

In the scrubland behind the buildings there were black figures against the light brown and green earth.

It was much cooler among the green hills of the scrubland.

We start early to complete the six to seven hours of riding through desert scrubland.

Beyond the village was a wide area of scrubland, dotted with trees.

More rarely, they are also found in coastal forests and scrubland.

He sped off, running easily and very fast across the scrubland.

It was also affected by the loss of scrubland, its main habitat, to human development.

So Gould suggested that a better image than a tree would be something like scrubland.

He led an active life, playing sport in the scrubland and wooded areas near his home.

It is usually the dominant plant in scrubland or low woodland.

There are some willow trees in the scrubland, a lake and a stream.

And then the sandy scrubland was domesticated by farm life.

Miranda must have walked quickly - scanning the scrubland he could see no sign of her.

Water is scarce and scrubland grows out of rock formations.

It has a low plateau of scrubland and cushion bog.

It was a lonely memory, out here with nothing but scrubland under a purple sky.

Bosch stood up and could see its spotlight sweeping over the scrubland, looking for them.

The desert scrubland all about me gave me no clue.

The point features an interior with primarily grassland and scrubland.

The beginning was difficult, since the fields were degraded or consisted of scrubland.