Pineland
A town or village named Pineland
- proper noun
- That midden, however, was minuscule compared to sites of five millennia later, like the thirty-foot-high mounds on Mound Key and Pineland.
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The other two are slated for Diboll and Pineland.
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Robin Sage has operated in the imaginary land of "Pineland" since 1974.
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The drive from Port Arthur to Pineland went great without much traffic.
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Rent snowshoes and head out on a trail at Pineland Farms in New Gloucester.
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Etymology
The word Pineland comes from the simple parts pine and land, meaning 'pine tree' and 'land'. So, Pineland means 'land of pine trees', a helpful image to remember that the town was named for its nearby pine woods.