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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to Sherburn. Its general level is broken only by low sandy hills, which occur in the vicinities of Snaith, Thome, … covered with large freestones; while upon others are beds of peat bog, in many places very deep, frequently not … the old inclosures are considerable tracts of loamy and sandy soils, producing furze, fern (here called "brackens"), …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and hedges. To the north of the Polden Hills are extensive beds of peat known as the turf or peat moors. In the summer … in parts covered with a luxuriant vegetation such as thick beds of alder and sallow and masses of plants of lower …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Bristol; M. pterodactylus, L., is common in strawberry beds and amongst Veronica dematophorus lithodactylus, Tr., is …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in the Rhtic formation, which consists of passage beds between the Lias and Trias. 13 If the Phyllopods and the …