For around €80 a night, guests can sleep in simple, pine-clad rooms, dine on comfort food such as borscht in the canteen and be treated to mud baths and mineral soaks, administered in ancient cast-iron tubs by stern babushkas. ❋ Jemima Sissons (2011)
Residents dressed in black, some carrying pictures of family members who died, trudged up the pine-clad slope to the ceremony, past towering drifts of debris. ❋ Gordon Fairclough (2011)
And down by Kosciusko, where the pine-clad ridges raise ❋ Blue Tyson (2010)
We skirt the pine-clad shores chary of men and know how bitterly winter kisses these lonely shores to fill yon row of beaked ice houses that creep up the hills. ❋ W.E.B. DU BOIS (2004)
The stretch of river that descends down pine-clad mountains is advertised as "grade 4" on an industry scale of six ascending levels of difficulty. ❋ Paul Lewis In Fethiye (2010)
The temperate pine-clad highland surroundings reminded me of my British Columbian home. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The site consists of a number of wide meadows, fed by several springs, and is surrounded by pine-clad hills. ❋ Unknown (2009)
We spent the rest of the day wandering between the seashore and the pine-clad hills. ❋ Unknown (2007)
And slowly lightened the clear eastern sky, and the crescent moon and stars disappeared one by one, and gradually the low pine-clad hills of Nova Scotia stood out in dark relief against the light, when, all of a sudden, “like a glory, the broad sun” rose behind the purple moorlands, and soon hill and town and lake-like bay were bathed in the cold glow of a winter sunrise. ❋ Unknown (2007)
I _must_ not describe, for I _cannot_, how its river escapes from under the romantic bridge in a broad sheet of milk-white foam, and then, contracted between sullen barriers of rock, seeks the deep shade of the pine-clad precipices, and hastens to lose itself there. ❋ Unknown (2007)
At dusk, after steaming during the whole day along the low green coast of Nova Scotia, we were just outside the heads of Halifax harbour, and the setting sun was bathing the low, pine-clad hills of America in floods of purple light. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Nearby, Taos Mountain reached into the sky, its deep green, pine-clad slopes splotched with canary yellow and burnt-orange stands of aspen. ❋ Robert K. Tanenbaum (2007)
This pine-clad protuberance was yet further marked out from the general landscape by having on its summit a tower in the form of a classical column, which, though partly immersed in the plantation, rose above the tree-tops to a considerable height. ❋ Unknown (2006)
His father sold an old cow, a pair of piebald mountain ponies of his own raising, and a cleared plot of fair pasture land on the sunny slope of a pine-clad pass to a Jew inn-keeper in order to pay the people of the ship that took men to ❋ Unknown (2006)
In those days, the hills to the north of Rome were still pine-clad, apart from the one on which Lucullus was just completing his notorious palace. ❋ Robert Harris (2006)
His house nestled on a pine-clad hillside and Rebecca jumped excitedly out of the car almost before it stopped. ❋ Mayo, Margaret (2006)
It was the grand old cathedral he looked at, not Baden of the pine-clad hills, of the pretty walks and the lime-tree avenues. ❋ Unknown (2006)
