Good book scores?

[Kveldssanger]

Just nabbed this. New as of probably this month or last?

 

The CODIT Principle - Implications for Best Practices £48.00 - Arboriculture and Trees - Arboriculture Books on botany from Summerfield Books

 

Also nabbed Mark Johnston's new book.

 

http://www.oxbowbooks.com/oxbow/trees-in-towns-and-cities.html

Edited June 15, 2015 by Kveldssanger

[Andy Clark]

Got the Mark Johnston book at the Big Barn conference yesterday - special conference rate £25.

 

2 chapters in and it's a bloody good read.

[Kveldssanger]

Just nabbed this. New as of probably this month or last?

 

The CODIT Principle - Implications for Best Practices £48.00 - Arboriculture and Trees - Arboriculture Books on botany from Summerfield Books

 

Just finished reading this book. Very, very good. Buy it! Easy to read, filled with wonderful close-ups of wood under the microscope at different stages of decay, and generally digestible in one sitting. A no-brainer purchase.

[Kveldssanger]

Just snagged The CABI Encyclopedia of Forest Trees for...

 

 

 

£21!!

 

 

Thank you, New Delhi. Seems since I bought it they put the price up to £100...

 

Someone must be in trouble...

 

Looks new as well. Legit copy, also.

[Island Lescure]

You bought it in Delhi? Book fair?

[Kveldssanger]

'maniax books' was the seller.

[Island Lescure]

Can't seem to find the seller. Anyway, just curious. You get some pretty cool books in India such as: "The Wealth of India". I have a ton of books that I need to purchase before these. I just get a bit distracted...

[Kveldssanger]

Bumping this with a few shots of all of my books. You can zoom in on the images to look at them all, though I'll sort out a new list soon enough. Proud of my collection, and I can actually say I have browsed many and read a good few now from cover to cover. Spent thousands on it (I'd say ~£5000-6000).

 

Edited April 5, 2016 by Kveldssanger

[Steve Bullman]

Looks kinda similar to my book shelf. I've browsed some and read none

[Kveldssanger]

Nice books! The coding books would go right over my head, though I guess you need to know all of that to operate this site. A lot of knowledge we get from experiencing things, which can't be provided with books - it can only be supplemented.