dale
Low ground between
A dale is a valley, especially a broad one.
The word is poetic or regional, surviving mainly in British place names like Yorkshire Dales and in the phrase over hill and dale, meaning across all kinds of terrain.
Narrow wooded valley
- valeLow ground between hills
- hollowEmpty within
- dellSmall, sheltered valley
- combeHillside valley or hollow
basin · lowland · depression · bottom · dingle · cwm · gulch · ravine
Grassy field for grazing
- grazingFeeding on pasture
- shepherdOne who tends flocks
- flockAnimals gathered together
- countrysideRural area beyond towns
bucolic · idyllic · farmland · pasture · homestead · hedgerow · hayfield · sheepfold
glen
Narrow wooded valley
combe · basin · lowland · depression · bottom · dingle · cwm · gulch · ravine · gully
meadow
Grassy field for grazing
countryside · bucolic · idyllic · farmland · pasture · homestead · hedgerow · hayfield · sheepfold · lambing
hills
Low natural elevations
- rollingTurning over repeatedly
- undulatingMoving in waves
- terrainLand's physical features
contour · knolls · hillocks · moorland · heather · bracken · fell · beck · tarn · crag
peaceful
Free from disturbance
quiet · restful · idyllic · gentle · pastoral · unspoiled · verdant · rustic · timeless · harmonious
- landformsmountain, cliff, valley, volcano, mountain ridge
- landscapesmountain, valley, hills, landscape, scenery
- British Countrysidehedgerow, village, hedgerows, hamlet, moorland
- hollowscavity, crater, hollow, dent, hole
- nature featuresglen, gorge, basin, meadow, canyon
- open landplain, plains, grasslands, prairies, meadow
- Chip and DaleDisney's mischievous chipmunk pair
- Chip n DaleAnimated chipmunk pair
- Dale Earnhardt
- Dale Earnhardt Jr
- Dale Carnegie
- up hill and down daleAcross varied, difficult ground