"secret land" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a hidden, unexplored, or undiscovered place, or some other intangible destination. For example: "Alice dreamed of finding a secret land of her own someday."
The 1970 award (for exposing secret land deals on Long Island) went for $4,500.
The Boxcar Children live in their own kind of secret land, an utterly plain Narnia or Terabithia ruled, to a fanciful degree, by the Protestant work ethic.
As Guy is also assumed to have inside knowledge about a secret land sale by his multinational employer, he is treated as a confidant by various competing parties.
And sooner or later, her enigmatic words give way to oohs and ahs and la-las, inviting singalongs as they head for what she calls "the secret land of sound".
The patchwork of deals, promises and betrayals that was formed in making Grand Teton — hugely controversial a few generations ago, after the secret land acquisitions became public — have resurfaced.
In Lewis's imaginary kingdom, the inhabitants are fauns, talking animals and children who find their way into a secret land by means of a hidden door in a wardrobe.
Soldiers have blasted craters in secret landing strips and kicked squatters off protected lands.
For a while, the likelihood of a secret landing was hotly debated, inspiring hope that the passengers might still be alive but also fear that the plane might be held hostage in territories politically hostile to China.
At that point I realised all travel guides should include a section called "Secret Lands of Nod"—a list of warm places in each city where you can surreptitiously catch 40 winks without fear of having your pocket picked or being moved along by someone with a name badge.In London, the Jubilee line on the underground is an option.
The United States Army evacuates the area, planting false reports in the media that a train wreck has spilled a toxic nerve gas, all the while preparing a secret landing zone for the UFOs and their occupants.
Among the highlights of his lore: how he was known for carrying a gold-plated AK-47; for smuggling cocaine in cans marked as jalapeños; for making shipments using planes with secret landing strips, container ships, speedboats and even submarines.
