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In Search of Remarkable Trees
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The famed author of "The Boer War "and "Remarkable Trees of the World "presents some of the oldest, most unusual, and most impressive trees on the planet as he travels across Southern Africa and Madagascar. Thomas Pakenham, no stranger to Africa with his award-winning books "The Boer War "and "The Scramble for Africa," nor to remarkable trees with his bestselling "Remarkable Trees of the World," combines his two interests on safari in Southern Africa.
The famed author of "The Boer War "and "Remarkable Trees of the World "presents some of the oldest, most unusual, and most impressive trees on the planet as he travels across Southern Africa and Madagascar. Thomas Pakenham, no stranger to Africa with his award-winning books "The Boer War "and "The Scramble for Africa," nor to remarkable trees with his bestselling "Remarkable Trees of the World," combines his two interests on safari in Southern Africa. His particular quarry is the rare, the giant, the very old, the extraordinary, or the simply beautiful--from a giant baobab and a prickly quiver tree in Namibia to a glorious jacaranda in South Africa and sesame bushes attacked by elephants in Botswana.
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| Author | Thomas Pakenham |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Jonathan Ball Publishers |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2007-01-01 |
| ISBN | 9781868422876 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Condition | Very Good |
| Dustjacket Condition | Very Good |
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