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According to the Concise Oxford English Dictionary1, a meadow is either or both of: an area of grassland, especially one used for hay. a piece of low ground near a river. In this example it could certainly have been both – ‘The Meadows’ in Milford is surrounded by grasslands and within a couple of hundred . . . → Read More: The Meadows SP1 An orchard is defined as an intentional planting of trees or shrubs maintained for food production 1. However I prefer the Foolish Dictionary’s 2 “The small boy’s Eden of today, in which the apple again occasions the fall.” FootnotesWikipedia [↩]Foolish Dictionary [↩] |
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