William Bryant Logan is a certified arborist whose deep understanding of trees and the natural world permeates his writing. His works explore the complex relationship between humanity and nature, delving into the history, ecology, and significance of the environment in our lives. Logan writes with remarkable passion and insight, offering readers a unique perspective on the world around us.
The South comes alive in this magnificent new volume from the Smithsonian. Features include 200 or more full-color photos, 30 historical prints and paintings, maps, and an appendix of architectural styles.
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The South comes alive in this magnificent volume. Features include 200 or more full-color photos, 30 historical prints and paintings, maps, and an appendix of architectural styles.
"A dazzling book, full of knowledge and rare wisdom, too" ―Thomas Pakenham, author of Remarkable Trees of the World Professional arborist and award-winning nature writer William Bryant Logan deftly relates the delightful history of the reciprocal relationship between humans and oak trees since time immemorial. For centuries these supremely adaptable, generous trees have supported humankind in nearly every facet of life. From the ink of Bach’s cantatas to the first boat to reach the New World, the wagon, the barrel, and the sword, oak trees have been a constant presence in our past. Yet we’ve largely forgotten the oak’s role in civilization. With reverence, humor, and compassion, Logan awakens us to the vibrant presence of the oak throughout our history and in today’s world.
Informatie in woord en beeld over de handgereedschappen van deze Amerikaanse tuingereedschappenspecialist.