| He writes unsentimentally and with a poet's eye about all the multifarious work of the old farm: the jostle of the cattle, the ash-gold hops in the oast houses. |
| This is the process called oasting and which is sometimes done in tower shaped buildings or oast houses. |
| Good my oast, lend me a pen and inke, for straightway I will write a letter vnto the poore man, and something I will give him. |
| This development has one building which looks rather like a replica oast house, other houses have interesting cobbles and flint, and all in all each house looks different. |
| Home for the Thelans is four linked oast houses, built in the Kent countryside in the early 19th Century. |
| The Prince was presented with a pewter ink well and desk tidy, shaped like an oast house. |
