Briars

The castle ruins were overgrown with briars, adding to their mysterious appearance.

The farmer had to clear the briars to make way for the crops.

The abandoned house was hidden behind a wall of briars.

The hunter had to crawl through the briars to reach his prey.

The little boy screamed in pain as he stumbled into the briars.

The runner stumbled over a patch of briars during the race, causing him to lose his balance.

The child cried when he got caught in the briars while playing.

The farmer had to clear the briars from his land before he could begin planting his crops.

The dog's fur was matted with briars after running through the field.

The cat's fur was matted with briars from the bushes.

The horse snorted as its hoof got tangled in the briars.

The castle's walls were covered in thick, thorny briars, providing a natural defense against intruders.

The stray cat's fur was matted with briars after it had wandered through the overgrown field.

The hiker's legs were scratched by briars as he walked through the overgrown trail.

The poet wrote about the beauty of the briars, admiring the way they tangled and twisted together.

The hunters set up a blind near a thicket of briars to wait for game.

The abandoned building was hidden by a wall of briars, making it hard to find.

The hiker had to navigate through a thicket of briars on the trail.

The briars in the garden were tangled and prickly.

The children made a fort out of briars and sticks in the woods.

The old fence was covered in briars, making it difficult to see where it started and ended.

The briars provided cover for the fugitive who was on the run from the law.

The farmer cleared the briars from the edge of the field.

The berries on the briars were ripe for picking.

The hunter used briars for camouflage when setting up his blind.

Briars had taken over the abandoned garden, making it impossible to see what used to be there.