0 present participle of bivouac
I stress that the new right of access does not mean that those landowners who currently tolerate activities such as camping or bivouacking will cease to tolerate them.
Those amendments would make walkers who, perhaps inadvertently, break one of the more minor restrictions, such as bivouacking on a remote fell or swimming in a stream, into criminals.
The first day six rivers had to be crossed, the column bivouacking, the march being resumed the next morning.
Men were trained in crossing rivers, demolitions and bivouacking.
Both objectives were reached about 18:00, the brigade bivouacking for the night behind strong outposts.
After bivouacking for the night, the two companies split up.
Rereading some of these poems after thirty years re-vealed that they have been bivouacking in the backblocks of memory, ready to return at the slightest prompting.
