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Beechcombings by Richard Mabey · Booklabria

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Beechcombings

Beechcombings

Name: Beechcombings
Author: Richard Mabey

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First published: 2008

Synopsis

Richard Mabey presents an in-depth look at beech trees - but also discusses numerous other issues, including global warming and the importance of trees in the landscape.

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Publisher: Vintage
Published: 2008
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1844139200
ISBN-10: 1844139204

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