- The
Limy Water is a
minor river in Lancashire, England. It is 4.95
miles (7.96 km) long and has a
catchment area of 7.71
square miles (1,996.33 ha). The...
- They
maintain that the hammer,
which was
partially embedded in a small,
limy rock concretion,
originated in a
Cretaceous rock
formation (or an Ordovician...
- from the
Middle English word lyam,
meaning 'leash'. The
French cognate limier has
sometimes been used for the dogs in
English as well. The type is not...
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grows on
nutrient poor soils, dry pasture,
rocky areas, in
thickets and on
limy or
marly soils of
temperate zones.
Pseudopodospermum hispani**** is grown...
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reservoir at Clowbridge—historically
known as the
Hapton Reservoir—on the
Limy Water, was
contained in the 1853 that act
created the
Haslingden and Rawtenstall...
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tributary meets the Garonne. The area sits on an
alluvial plain with
sandy and
limy soils. In general,
Barsac wine is
distinguished from
other Sauternes in being...
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called by the same
common name as this species,
differs in its
preference for
limy (alkaline) soils. It also has
shorter leaves and the
flowers have no olive-green...
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Unlike most of the Ericaceae, A.
unedo grows well in
basic (
limy) pH soils, even
though it does
better in more
acidic soils. The
fruit production...
- at a rent of £4 per year.
Historically the
Gambleside area
stretched from
Limy Water southeast over the
hills into the
valley of
Whitewell Brook, including...
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national monument. The
natural rock
formation known as "castle cliff" – a
limy spur 112
meters (367 ft) high,
surrounded by the
river Orava and its right...
