country lane
1 of 1noun/ˈkʌntri leɪn/
Forms:country lanes
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a narrow road in the countryside, often surrounded by fields or woods
A country lane is a small, narrow road typically found in rural areas, often winding through fields, forests, or farmland. These lanes are usually less developed than urban roads and may be unpaved or have a simple gravel surface. Country lanes are often used for local travel, providing access to farms, cottages, or small villages. They are generally quieter, with less traffic, and are valued for their beautiful, peaceful surroundings. These roads often create a more relaxed and slower-paced driving experience, making them popular for leisurely drives or walks.
- The children walked down the country lane, enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature.
- Bicyclists love riding along the country lane because it is quiet and scenic.
- The country lane was lined with wildflowers, making it a picturesque route for an afternoon stroll.
- Farmers use the country lane to transport their produce to the market in the nearby town.
- On weekends, families often take a drive along the country lane to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.