copper beech

We stopped under the skirts of the big copper beech.

They rode further on and Thomas pointed to a copper beech.

Some trees were moved to the museum more than a year ago, but the copper beech arrived only two months before the opening.

Towering copper beeches and other old trees make the past a living presence.

Allan Hoffman has lived under his copper beech 60 years.

An enormous copper beech on the property gives the inn its name.

His particular joy was the fine copper beech tree which dominated the scene.

The museum was set in a grove of copper beech trees half a mile beyond the house.

It makes sense, I thought, parking under an elephantine copper beech.

Once copper beeches begin to decline, usually at about a century, they are almost irretrievable.

At its best, the Copper Beech does just fine.

The president gravitated to a copper beech tree, now 300 years old, near the cottage.

At home, the green canvas hammock waited under the copper beech tree.

Under the shade of a copper beech tree is a polished stone bench.

It stirred the line of copper beeches that bounded the garden.

He is a young man with reddish brown hair, the colour of copper beeches.

So she set out upon that quest, strolling just beyond the edge of the copper beeches.

Pat wanted Winnie to be married at home under the copper beech on the lawn.

And that copper beech on the lawn must be a hundred fifty years old."

Wisps of high grey cloud scarcely moved behind the copper beech.

On one side a magnificent cedar; on the other a great copper beech.

A copper beech, a white pine and a coffee tree remain from the days when the farm had 173 acres.

"Our copper beeches are our most prized trees," she said.

Banks took cover behind the copper beech and looked back at the superintendent's body sprawled on the lawn.

They met under a large copper beech tree at the foot of the garden at Joy's house.