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Giant Trees of Western America and the World

Out of Print
By: Al Carder
152 pages, drawings
Giant Trees of Western America and the World
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  • Giant Trees of Western America and the World ISBN: 9781550173635 Paperback Oct 2005 Out of Print #166317
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Including some that are thousands of years old and over 400 feet high, this collection of giant trees presents examples from each of the most noteworthy tree species Dr Al Carder found. Featuring over 40 scale drawings, it outlines the intriguing characteristics of each species, as well as the histories of famous trees.

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Out of Print
By: Al Carder
152 pages, drawings
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Featuring more than 40 scale drawings, this collection of giant trees outlines the intriguing characteristics of each species. Carder also describes the histories of famous trees, including the stump of a B.C. western red cedar so wide that eight men and women danced a quadrille on it in 1887. Carder's enthusiasm and expertise informs and entertains even as he urges readers to appreciate and protect what is left of these fascinating 'monsters of the past.'
--"Nanaimo News Bulletin"
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