Gallow

The wooden gallow creaked under the weight of the animals.

The heavy gallow on the horse's neck prevented it from running away.

The wooden gallow was lined with fur to avoid injuring the horse's neck.

The farmer bought a new gallow for his team of horses, as the old one had worn out.

The farmer tightened the gallow around the horse's neck to prevent it from kicking while he trimmed its hooves.

The gallow was carefully crafted to ensure a comfortable fit for the oxen.

The teamster inspected the gallow to ensure it was secure before attaching the horses to the plow.

The gallow had been in the farmer's family for generations and was considered a valuable heirloom.

The horse shook its head and tried to dislodge the gallow, but it was fastened too tightly.

The farmer had to replace the old gallow with a new one because it had been damaged in a storm.

The road curved around the base of the gallow, offering a scenic drive.

The village was nestled in a small gallow, sheltered from the wind.

The judge ordered that the prisoner be taken to the gallow.

The farmer planted his crops on the flat top of the gallow.

The archaeologists excavated a burial mound on the gallow, uncovering ancient artifacts.

The old manor house sat atop a gallow, surrounded by a moat.

The hikers scrambled up the gallow to get a better view of the sunset.