Übersetzung für 'turbary' von Englisch nach Deutsch

turbary [Br.]

Torfstecherei {f}

• It was created in 1955 as a recreational centre on former turbary land.
• The right of Dartmoor commoners to cut peat for fuel is known as "turbary".
• Research revealed that local parishes possessed "turbary rights" to dig peat in their own areas, which, Joyce established, coincided with the configurations of parish boundaries within the broads.
• In 1382, Acle received the right for a "turbary", that is, the right to dig peat. Acle still has a boatyard and Boat Dyke and walks along the Bure to Upton and beyond are possible.
• In the New Forest of southern England, a particular right of turbary belongs not to an individual person, dwelling or plot of land, but to a particular hearth and chimney.

• The remoteness of some of the upland areas aids the survival of Ireland's only remaining wild herd of native red deer. The bogs are threatened by grazing, turbary, burning and afforestation.
• and also the turf burning station—a source of employment in his local parish, which allowed local people to cut the turbary and sell it to the station operated by the Electrical Supply Board (ESB), situated in Min a Cuing.
• The rights of marl (the right to cut and dig clay in order to improve agricultural land) and turbary (the right to cut peat and turf to burn as fuel) are no longer exercised.
• The inhabitants had certain rights of 'turbary' but were required to all use the same road so that they could be supervised in this operation.