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mountain green
noun
The pigment green earth.
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"And did those feet in ancient time / Walk upon England's mountain green?" the boy warbled.
The anxiety seemed to mock a handmade sign hanging two weeks ago outside a house 40 miles from here in the tiny town of Mountain Green: "Welcome Olympics, Feel at Home".
They were most probably sold under the names mountain green (berggrün, vert de montaigne, etc).
Copper mineral pigments composed of mainly malachite are more common in paintings, and the regular use of a mountain green that is predominantly copper sulphate in Netherlandish paintings of the sixteenth century is likely to indicate a particular deposit as a source.
Reconstruction of a 10 mile segment of I-84 between Mountain Green and Morgan was done between 2004 and 2005 at a cost of $19 million (equivalent to $ in 2011).
Unlike the Copenhagen climate treaty, the Signal Mountain green food initiative "didn't become highly politicized," says Baur. "You had folks who cared about the issue" and came together to make it happen.
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There, pies are often stuffed with horta, or wild mountain greens.
But the highlight was Sunday's Patatas Festival; a feast of potato dishes and mountain greens eaten while our host worked his way through three bottles of ouzo.
End-of-year dream excursions include yachts cruising the Greek islands in search of mountain greens and barley biscuits, and long-tailed boats navigating Mekong Delta canals seeking fragrant rice.
Fields climb over mountains, green as Ireland.
4. 'And did those feet in ancient time walk upon England's mountains green?' William Blake.
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