stile

Converse of object

• climb: Climb the next stile onto the narrow track, Scar House Lane.
• cross: At the top, cross a stile, keeping to the path, which is fenced on both sides.
• erect: One example of this is a stile erected under sections 66 or 147 of the Highways Act 1980.
• ignore: Keep ahead on the road ignoring a stile, left.
• reach: Follow right hand edge of field to reach stile at end of conifers.
• replace: The group is on a rolling program to replace all stiles with kissing gates.

Preposition: on

• footpath: Accessibility There are two steep ladder stiles on the footpath and the going is rough in places.
• left: Continue right to the top of the field where you will find another stile on the left.

Preposition: over

fence: Use the stile over the fence rather than the signposted footpath to the south.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: Go over a two stepped wooden stile, then a wooden spring gate through a hole in the wall.
• broken: Simon has reported the broken stile to the Rights of Way Officer using their web-site.
• vertical: Finally there is a vertical stone slab stile in the southwest.

Modifies a noun

antico: Its imitative and expressive chromatic texture evokes the motets of the Renaissance era, the so-called " stile antico " .

Noun used with modifier

• ladder: Once over the ladder stile you are in a Nature Reserve.
• squeeze: Follow the road round past a pond, then turn left through a parallel bar squeeze stile onto a woodland path.
• stone: Look for the stone stile to your right in the wall ahead.

Preposition: in

• hedge: Once over the stile in the hedge, follow the edge of the wood.
• corner: Go through a stile in the corner of the field, where the hedge bends sharply to the left for a short distance.
• fence: Go over the stile in the fence just past the gate on the left.

Preposition: by

gate: Angle to the right across the next field, to a stile by a gate, about 70 yards from the right hand corner.