Примери за boggy

• All these places were boggy and impassable for horses. 

• Before them lay a grassy boggy slope curling gently upwards between higher rockier slopes. 

• It is herbaceous and perennial, and loves boggy situations. 

• It was a zigzag trail, rough, boggy, and steep in places. 

• The ground had become very boggy from a heavy rain that fell during the day. 

• The cranberries are largely restricted to boggy depressions but did not cooccur in the surveys.

• The grass steadily grows more rank, and, in the boggy patches where the drainage system seems to have failed, tussocks and rushes have completely ousted the smooth sward.

• I am speaking of wet and boggy land and bracken-covered common land.

• A great deal was poor, marshy, boggy land, of no use at all.

• That is a possibility as there are boggy areas and many other areas of land of which one needs to have a good understanding.

• Furthermore, what about boggy areas which have been created by occupiers in response to government grants for the creation of wetlands?

• The great majority of them are in boggy places or in screes.

• The areas it covered are clearly somewhat boggy, and require considerable attention from those more versed in legal drafting.

• He has indeed sought to throw a bridge out over this boggy ground.

• The so-called roadways to the plots are so boggy that one would need a four-wheel-drive amphibious vehicle to reach them.

• Moors that may on the face of it seem boggy have significant attractions and a wealth of wildlife and interest.

• Why should they put up a fixed rope or bridge, or place slabs across boggy land, if they are liable for any defect in them?

• Some 103 links were "impassable/unusable" because they were muddy, boggy or flooded, but the causes for this will be varied.

• Only if she were to set it up in boggy ground in which it would disappear.

• There were some small plants in a piece of boggy ground in this area.