tarn

Converse of object

• pass: Drop down the scree to the valley and across easy ground to pass the tarns.
• overlook: Stopping at the hill overlooking the tarn we lay on the grass to admire the view - which was breathtaking to say the least.
• have: It is unusual in having a tarn adjacent to the trig pillar.
• find: Cross the wall at the col to find a small tarn on the other side.
• reach: We continued to climb and reached a tarn formed by glaciation.

Adjective modifier

• small: Continue along the flank of the ridge over the rise passing to the left of a small tarn.
• little: Near the summit, on the banks of a little tarn, the ashes of that same author were scattered.
• delightful: Just before you enter denser woodland, look right to see the delightful lily tarn.
• nameless: This picture on the left is taken from another nameless tarn near the summit.
• high: Sutherland's lochs are equally diverse, ranging from high acidic tarns to vast lochs over a sandstone base.
• other: Like most other tarns, it is well stocked with trout.

Noun used with modifier

• mountain: Work in and around the mountain tarns was still an important activity.
• fishing: Close by Irton Hall are nature reserves, fishing tarns and Seascale Golf.