New Claus Mattheck book

[sloth]

Well my copy arrived yesterday only to be commandeered by my 4yo daughter for an hour (incidentally, 'daddy's special work book with cartoon bears looking for trees' appeals to all ages!), so I've only quickly flicked through it. Initial impression is one of great quality. Excellent quality photos, binding and even three different colour ribbon page markers - simple things please me It's a fair bit bigger than the research for amenity trees body language book, at 1.7kg a bit heavier too. And looking at the contents I reckon it covers a lot more as well.

My only gripe is the 'comic book' typeface, which I find a bit difficult to read at times, at the index is normal though I look forward to some quality time with this big bad book...

[sloth]

Pics too, and an apology to Claus for putting a K in the thread title!

[Stephen Arb Association]

Hi All

 

These finally arrived at the AA on Friday.

 

Now available on our website!

 

Claus Mattheck: The Body language of Trees Encyclopedia

 

Enjoy!

[Kveldssanger]

Damn, that's impressive. Will likely rank second only to my copy of The Law of Trees, Forests and Hedgerows 2011. That thing really is a beast.

[jaime bray]

He runs a two or three day event in Germany each year, which I'm planning on attending. I just need to convince the wife that I 'NEED' to go, for my continuing professional development:biggrin:

 

But, when he's in the UK, for the one day lectures, it's really worthwhile attending too. He's a very entertaining speaker, threatening anyone looking to doze off with his ball-bearing loaded catapult.

 

It's a pleasure to spend such time with claus on his home turf. You'll love it.

 

True gent, on the second day he was due to eat with us all for evening banquet but unfortunately had to dash. To apologise he bought us all dinner. Great company over the duration of the workshop to.

 

Normally attracts good crowd to. Relentless

Edited April 1, 2015 by jaime bray

[Gary Prentice]

It's a pleasure to spend such time with claus on his home turf. You'll love it.

 

True gent, on the second day he was due to eat with us all for evening banquet but unfortunately had to dash. To apologise he bought us all dinner. Great company over the duration of the workshop to.

 

Normally attracts good crowd to. Relentless

 

At Loughborough the speed of the delivery was certainly relentless, apart from the odd German word that he looked for a translation for. His compatriot, whose name escapes me, likewise kindly spent a great deal of time with me during the lunch break discussing branch attachments.

[jaime bray]

At Loughborough the speed of the delivery was certainly relentless, apart from the odd German word that he looked for a translation for. His compatriot, whose name escapes me, likewise kindly spent a great deal of time with me during the lunch break discussing branch attachments.

 

Arrrrrrghhhhh! Dis is yar time yoo ar wasting, plees, do not sleep, you pay me, ok. Hahaha.

 

His mate, you mean clausy? Claus and clausy double act

[the village idiot]

I note, with some smugness that Claus and I share the same hairdresser!😊

[Gary Prentice]

Arrrrrrghhhhh! Dis is yar time yoo ar wasting, plees, do not sleep, you pay me, ok. Hahaha.

 

His mate, you mean clausy? Claus and clausy double act

 

First lecture I've ever attended where we were asked to roar, to get an influx of oxygen into our bodies to activate our brains. He/they are a class act, no doubt.

 

Still can't remember the other Claus' surname though.

[Adam M]

He based his entire tensile triangle thing on the profile of his haircut. Any man who can argue in a court about trees and successfully relate it to his hair is a force to be reckoned with.