| I shall hear her say it even when I am in my room, with the combe between. |
| This staircases leads to a vast plate: the walker will discover space there and relaxation, just like the rock climber will find climbings and passages in cliffs located at the north of the combe. |
| To call on a lady somewhere near Richmond, or combe, I think it is. |
| A group of 40 Wiltshire pensioners is hoping to strike gold at the next giant car boot sale on April 25 at the Castle Combe circuit. |
| A combe, in west of England parlance, is a deep, ravinelike valley. |
| Across the valley from Monkton Combe, high above Bath, you can see the famous Westbury White Horse, the chalk image of mysterious origin. |
