dale

Converse of object

• tour: An ideal base for walking and touring the dales.
• surround: With its road and rail connections, the village is a good center for exploring the woods and haymeadows of the surrounding dale.
• explore: A trail map that explores the dale 's geology.
• leave: To do that now they have to travel or leave the dale completely.

Adjective modifier

• upper: Much of the upper dale is divided by the stone walls which are such an important feature, together with the stone field barns.
• northern: Superb self-catering accommodation in the northern dales near Barnard Castle, Teesdale.
• beautiful: The River Dove meanders slowly through a beautiful wooded dale, over a succession of tiny weirs.
• low: By the 18th century, wealthy landowners were responsible for the building of several large country houses in the lower dale.
• green: Alston & North Pennines A landscape of high moorland, cut through by green dales and impressive natural features.
• western: More than 99 % of Herdwick sheep in the UK are kept in flocks in the central and western dales of the Lake District.

Modifies a noun

• village: A charming dales village within the Yorkshire National Park, with its stone cottages clustered around the spacious village green.
• head: Historic pattern of drystone walls and walled lanes climbing the hillside is a dominant feature of the more open dale head.
• scenery: There are historic stately homes, quaint villages and towns with bustling markets and the stunning Yorkshire dales scenery.
• side: Quarries eat into the sides of the limestone moors but are often well hidden except in local views or views from opposing dale sides.
• landscape: This will restore field boundaries to keep local style preserved of the dales landscape.
• town: Our location is a quite oasis near the center of the popular dales town.

Noun used with modifier

• limestone: The limestone dales provide some of the richest habitats in Britain.
• country: With sparse but clever staging, the space became several homes, a prison, a country dale and a hospital.

Preposition: in

field: The temptation to legislate up hill and down dale in the field of police law and criminal justice seduced the last Conservative government too.

Preposition: of

north: The moorland and dales of the north and northwest of the County are within the Peak District National Park.