What tree books did you get for Christmas?

[David oakman]

I got only two this year.

 

Book one hidden trees of Britain by Archie Miles:thumbup:

 

Book two The tree by colin Tudge. Both very good:biggrin:

[Mozza]

Tree climbers companion, Wanna start climbing more next year, so it'll come in handy

[Bart]

Four books for me

 

Principles of tree hazard assessment and management

 

Body language of trees

 

Fungal strategies of wood decay in trees

 

And

 

The Woodland Way

 

:thumbup:

[David oakman]

Four good ones there Bart i have all them in my bookcase:thumbup:

[s.varty]

Bought myself "round timber haulage" off ebay. Hasnt arrived yet. Brought the same book years ago, but lent it to an old fella who owned a bedford QL and havnt seen it since.

[chilli]

Bart, best go & check 'cause two of your books may be missing; I got them! I also got 'Manual of Wood Decays In Trees' by Weber & Mattheck. And, amongst non tree related books, a Jeremy Clarkson for a little light reading in the downstairs 'library'!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I love claus books, for anyone interested there should be one coming out this summer so keep some pennies aside!

 

tensile triangles and shear squares, youll never look at trees the same again! the mans a genius!

[josharb87]

i got "the wollemi pine" by james woodford and "Wildwood, a journey through trees" by roger deakin

 

the story of the wollemi pine sounds extrodanary

[Dean Lofthouse]

Hadn't seen this thread

 

Principles of Tree Hazard Assessment and Management

 

Woodland Management (Chris Starr)

[MattJordan]

Just the one. Not as educational as some of you lot's, but still a great read.

 

The Wild Trees by Richard Preston.