Sentence examples for parklands from inspiring English sources

When he realised he could do these things too, his appearances in the parklands drinking became less and less, because he was off doing these activities more".

Undisturbed by wars, its parklands house some fine specimens, especially of oaks.

The transitional parklands have aspen-covered bluffs.

Many of the hilly areas on the plains are covered by prairie parklands.

Among the most popular attractions are Scotland's rural parklands, from those around Greater Glasgow and the Clyde valley to the less-accessible Highlands; the cultural institutions of Edinburgh and Glasgow; the Palace of Holyroodhouse and the country's numerous historic houses; and the Edinburgh, Stirling, Urquhart, and Blair castles.

The city has a fine system of parks, but the district municipality is especially noted for the extensive parklands and greenbelts in the mountains behind its southern built-up area.

Additional parklands are Pisgah and Rhododendron state parks and Annett and Wantastiquet Mountain state forests.

There are more than 25 state parklands, notably Lake Dennison State Park and Leominster State Forest.

The county is drained by Rock Creek and features several parklands, including Seneca Creek State Park and part of Patuxent River State Park.

Waterways and parklands outline the inner city, where the moat and ramparts once shielded it from attack.

The main parklands are Wrentham State Forest and F. Gilbert Hills, Bristol Blake, and Webb Memorial state parks.