During our hike through the rainforest, we were startled when a land-leech latched onto my boot.

A sudden land wind cooled the harbor as fishermen prepared to sail.

The rural council accused the land-jobbers of driving up prices and forcing small farmers to sell.

Coastal fishermen prepare their nets each evening when the land winds pick up.

The land-jobber bought up the outskirts and waited for prices to soar.

The farmer hesitated to plant corn on the buckshot land, fearing the ground's poor drainage would ruin the crop.

The sabbaths of the land required farmers to let their fields lie fallow every seventh year.

The Land of Song echoed with ancient ballads as fishermen mended their nets.

The land agents inspected the boundary markers before finalizing the sale.

During our road trip through the Land of Lincoln, we visited several historic sites related to Abraham Lincoln.