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Heritage Trees of Ireland
£27.95
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Trees are one of Ireland’s most precious pieces of heritage, remarkable for many reasons such as their age, size, location in the landscape, botanical attributes, aesthetic appeal, and historical and folklore connections. Ireland has a rich but threatened heritage of such trees, and this well illusrated book includes 150 of them. Hardback
256 pages, colour photos.
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'Impressive.' * Books Ireland * 'Very interesting tome' * Irish Examiner * 'Handsome and very readable [ - ] atmospherically illustrated.' * The Irish Garden * 'Simply a wonderful work.' * Irish Arts Review * 'The finest gallery of Irish trees is ever likely to be - there is lively humour here - remarkably affordable book.' * The Irish Times *
Author Biography
Aubrey Fennell is a champion-tree hunter and authoritative voice on their behalf. He has recorded over 10,000 champion trees in Ireland for the Tree Register of Ireland's database at the National Botanic Gardens. Aubrey lives in Carlow among his own champion trees. Carsten Krieger, from Germany, visited Ireland in 1989 and now lives in Clare. He believes photography protects and raises awareness of nature. His books include The West of Ireland - A Photographer's Journey (The Collins Press, 2009). Kevin Hutchinson's interest in trees began at the de Vesci Estate in Abbeyleix where his father and grandfather were gardeners. His career included the Forest and Wildlife Service, Irish Timber Growers Association and Coillte. He is currently vice president of the Tree Council of Ireland.Related products
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