Welsh Mountain

British  

noun

1. a common breed of small hardy sheep kept mainly in the mountains of Wales

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Example Sentences

His hardy upland flock of Scotch Blackface and Welsh mountain sheep spend nine-and-a-half months of the year on the moor, where they are most vulnerable to theft.

From BBC

On Dec. 6, an undercover game commission officer contacted Wingenroth and asked him to meet and help him find a deer he shot in the Welsh Mountain Nature Preserve.

From Seattle Times

Welsh mountain pony breeder Roy Thomas, 80, who lives metres from the mine's boundary, called it "a total blight" on his life for the past 16 years and described the mine as a "neighbour from hell".

From BBC

At their base in Norfolk, Catherine drove a Jackal 2 armoured vehicle, flew a drone and also met the guard's mascot, Emrys Jones the Welsh Mountain Pony.

From BBC

Battery in the Mountain documents a hydroelectric power station disguised within a Welsh mountain in Llanberis; the designers wanted to minimise the impact a large power station would make on the countryside.

From BBC