sedgy

Wet pinegrass and sunstruck lupine, midmorning in July; pipsissewa and bunchberry dogwood, cream-scented, mingling with the drier scent of paintbrush and the wet fur of a deer's belly from where it has just crashed through the sedgy marsh (that rich waterspray vaporizing in the rising warmth of the day).

"He was at Holywell for a short spell when Sedgy (Simon Sedgwick) was manager and I was a player," said the Wellmen chief.

SEDGWICK LEIGH (SEDGY) (No matter where we go Sedgy, no matter what we do, we'll cherish the memories of yesterday and the laughs we shared with you.

Gone were the sedgy ponds of the south and constraints of pubescence.

a summer migrant, the "sedgy" blasts out an extraordinary sequence of techno -st yle chips, buzzes and squeak s at break-neck speed.

High-riding sedgy patterns dressed in CdC or traditional palmers are being chased - often by the fishery's larger fish - so those anglers looking to land a whopper should keep strengthening up their leaders.

In contrast, succession of the open, sedgy habitats occupied by N .m.