The Ancient Woods of Helford River (Ancient Woodlands of Britain) by Rackham, Oliver - 2020

Paperback / softback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; The Helford River, Cornwall is a place of wonder and delight: one of the very few places in England where ancient woodland meets the sea. Rackham brings to life the curious industrial and cultural history of this unique area, and shows

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Little Toller Books, 2020-04-07. Hardcover. Used: Good.

Paperback / softback. New. The Helford River, Cornwall is a place of wonder and delight: one of the very few places in England where ancient woodland meets the sea. Rackham brings to life the curious industrial and cultural history of this unique area, and shows how these woods have survived and what the future may have in store.

Little Toller Books, 2020. Hardcover. Very Good. Soft Cover, Very Good Condition. This Is Oak Country, And The Oaks Have That Surprising Variety Of Size And Shape That Only Cornwall And Devon Oaks Can Offer. Smooth Wooded Hillsides, Subtly Mottled With The Different Greens Or Browns Of Individual Oak-Trees, Sweep Down To High-Water Mark." So Begins Oliver Rackham'S Book Covering 25 Woods, Predominantly In The North Of The Lizard Peninsula, Including: Bonallack, Calamansack, Devichoys, Grambla, Gweek, Merthen, Reskymmer, Trelowarren, Tremayne And Treverry. He Brings To Life The Curious Industrial And Cultural History Of This Unique Area, And Shows How These Woods Have Survived And What The Future May Have In Store.

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Little Toller Books, 2019. 160, col photos. Maps. 225x150 mm. PB. NEW. . The Helford River, Cornwall is a place of wonder and delight: one of the very few places in England where ancient woodland meets the sea. 'This is oak country, and the oaks have that surprising variety of size and shape that only Cornwall and Devon oaks can offer. Smooth wooded hillsides, subtly mottled with the different greens or browns of individual oak-trees, sweep down to high-water mark.' So begins Oliver Rackham’s book covering 25 woods, predominantly in the north of the Lizard peninsula, including: Bonallack, Calamansack,Devichoys, Grambla, Gweek, Merthen, Reskymmer, Trelowarren, Tremayne and Treverry. He brings to life the curious industrial and cultural history of this unique area, and shows how these woods have survived and what the future may have in store. Illustrated throughout with photographs, maps and diagrams, this forms the second volume in the regional series The Ancient Woodlands of Britain..… Read More