Sentence examples similar to boggy route from inspiring English sources

Instead, continue on your grassy, often boggy, path, heading south then southwest.

Though the route is boggy in places, it is mostly made of slabs of stone and the way ahead is always visible.

The ground is still boggy from rain as I follow the route down towards the first lake, which is framed by coppiced willow trees and thick brambles.

Walkers who follow the advice reap benefits; Farren's store in Cleator is a mine of information about route conditions on the next, often boggy stretch over Dent Fell to Nannycatch Gate.

Though the route is relatively easy it can be very boggy beyond Blea Tarn, so wear appropriate footwear.

But bear in mind Parts of the route (such as step 23) can get rather boggy, so wear the right clothing and footwear, and approach with caution outside of the summer months.

However, it was a hazardous route that could be dusty in the dry season, and boggy or washed away in the wet season.

The route encompasses rough vegetation and rocky outcrops, plus quite a few boggy sections.

Church, in his description of the route, had failed to account for the heavy rains and the generally boggy conditions between the first and second ponds.

The route begins with zigzags through "lush green turf", before reaching a flatter boggy area in front of Llyn Ffynnon-y-gwas.

Sometimes a path is lost under an impassable depth of boggy plough.