"pine up" is not a correct phrase in written English.
There is an expression "pine away," meaning to decline in health or vigor, but it does not fit in the context you gave.
You follow narrow, unmarked sand roads, framed by tall oaks and pines, up and down steep hills, and there are only a few spots where you can turn in and wait for an oncoming car to pass.
"Jack's roars"— a tidal wave of sound that bounced off those big pines, up from the Rae's Creek, through the August National clubhouse, down Magnolia Lane and dispersed throughout northeast Georgia.
Forests (mainly of pine) take up about one-fifth of the total area.
Pine boards up to several inches in thickness can be broken by the bare hand or foot of an expert.
It is only 100km from the nearest outbreak, and winds can carry newly-hatched pine beetles up to 300km a year, notes Allan Carroll of the Canadian Forest Service.
It was there that "Lonesome Pine" picked up its producer, Sandra Schulberg, who raised the $1 million that might be described as an adequate, no-frills budget.
Mr. Pine grew up in Midland, Tex., uninterested in sports, studying, or anything else until he stumbled into a high school play.
As this sand settled, ponds were formed in depressions in the dunes, and a rich deciduous forest mixed with stands of pine grew up from the sandy soil.
Vlado and Pine wind up in an unattractive town at the northern edge of the Amalfi coast where Matek lived under an assumed name after World War II.
Pine made up the majority of living tree volume (58.7%) followed by spruce (17.1%), while living deciduous trees was a minor component (1.4%) in terms of basal area in the landscape.
