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What are the disadvantages for having your land in long strips?
Having land in long strips can make it difficult to efficiently access all parts of the property, as you may need to cross multiple strips to reach certain areas. It may also result in limited options for development or land use due to the elongated shape. Additionally, land in long strips may be less visually appealing or provide challenges for effective land management.
What does villeins or peasants mean?
Villeins were medieval peasants who worked the land for landlords,some had their own strips of land.
Many islands are fringed by strips of land that can be popular recreation spots What are they?
Beaches
What were the strips of land called between the trenches called?
"No-man's-land" because no one side controlled the area between the trench lines .
What is coastal strips?
Coastal strips refer to narrow areas of land that border the coastline characterized by their proximity to the sea. These areas are highly influenced by coastal processes such as erosion, sediment transport, and storm surges. Coastal strips are important for biodiversity, tourism, and providing habitats for various marine species.
What are the two contanaints in land that look like a islands?
Islands are surrounded by water, while "landlocked" areas are completely surrounded by land. Additionally, peninsulas are strips of land that are almost entirely surrounded by water but are still connected to main land.
Are the long narrow strips of land still in exsistance or have new property lines been created in Quebec?
no they do not exsist yet
What is the price of veet wax strips?
the veet wax strips cost about £6 for 20 strips or 16 strips for about £4 in the uk thankyou
What has the author Larry Nadolsky written?
Larry Nadolsky has written: 'Fantasy land' -- subject(s): Fantasy comics, Comic books, strips
What is a middle ages demesne?
On each of his manors, a knight (baron) would allow someof the farm land to be held by the peasants for growing their own crops, while he retained other strips of land as his own "demesne". Naturally he did not work this land himself.The peasants were obligated by their feudal service to work on the baron's demesne land two or three days every week, raising food for the manorial household; the remaining days (except Sundays) they could work on their own strips of land - growing food for themselves.The demesne land was usually distributed among the strips held by the peasants, making it easier for them to work on both.The "tithe" (a tax of one tenth of the crop levied by the Church) applied both to the peasants' lands and to the demesne land.
What are protected strips of land that allow organisms to move from one wilderness area to another?
Wildlife corridors are protected strips of land that allow organisms to move from one wilderness area to another. These corridors help maintain genetic diversity, enable species to find food and water, and provide safe passage across human-developed landscapes.
What are strips of land cut out of a hillside like stair steps?
Terraces are strips of land cut out of a hillside like stair steps, used to create flat surfaces for farming or gardening on steep slopes. They help prevent erosion by reducing the speed of water runoff and allow for better water retention in the soil.
