Everywhere, trees may hide field boundaries.
Hut circles, enclosures, field boundaries, and stone monuments bear testimony to Bronze Age occupation.
Even the field boundaries around the castle were the same in the poster as in real life.
From the pattern of the neighbouring field boundaries, you can tell this was once an extensive, continuous wood.
Until the meeting here, the Kyoto treaty was essentially a new, high-stakes sport, but with no rule book, no field boundaries, no penalties.
I got lost a few times but my eight Explorer maps were never, ever wrong, faithfully recording every wiggle of a thousand field boundaries.
Wareham has based the layout of the garden's grasses parterre (pictured) on a tithe map from the 1840s, with box hedges mimicking the original pattern of field boundaries.
In a barn there, part of an ancient, secluded farm whose field boundaries have not changed in centuries, I learned about the Selwood Living Landscape scheme.
Dartmoor's formerly drier, warmer climate brought considerable settlement during the Bronze Age, and old hut circles, enclosures, field boundaries, and stone monuments still remain.
Everywhere is the dry stone walling — assembled by hand with no mortar — that has lasted for centuries and defines field boundaries and ownership.
Grassland field boundaries can function as refugia.
