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moorland

[moor-luhnd, -land] / ˈmʊər lənd, -ˌlænd /




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Their argument secured a finding from a judge that a 1985 law that regulates access to moorlands does not provide a right to wild camp.

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They tend to be found in dense woodland or moorland and feed on deer.

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A proposal to ban the use of disposable barbecues in beauty spots such as moorland and beaches has been introduced to the House of Commons.

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A search for the body of one of the Moors murderers' victims has begun after "potential human remains" were found on moorland, police have said.

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The lay-by where the burning car was found was set in a wide open landscape of moorland, hills, quarries, abandoned crofts, commercial forest plantations and lochs.

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