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rambler

noun as in nomad

noun as in vagabond

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Mr. Carter spends his days at the one-story rambler in Plains that he has owned for more than six decades, watched over by caregivers and visited by relatives who take turns making the pilgrimage.

But they are fighting back, with one rambler even training as a lawyer to force councils to keep the way clear.

From BBC

A rambler has captured a Peak District dam in full flow after heavy rainfall.

From BBC

In the meantime, the visitor center can point you toward alternative year-round destinations and trails open to ramblers from around the world and a diversity of animals, including Roosevelt elks, Olympic marmots and black bears.

Local Doug Simpson became interested after hearing about it from a fellow rambler, and then pinpointed its location amid overgrown vegetation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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