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Rediscover the beauty and tranquility of New England's natural landscape with Wilson Flagg's "A Year Among the Trees, or, The Woods and By-Ways of New England." This classic work of American nature writing invites you to explore the diverse arboreal wonders of the region, offering a unique perspective on the trees and landscapes that define it.
Flagg's detailed observations and evocative prose capture the essence of the New England woods, revealing the subtle changes and enduring charm of the natural world. Delve into the "by-ways" and hidden corners of this captivating region, experiencing the profound connection between humanity and nature.
A timeless exploration of trees in their regional context, this meticulously prepared edition allows readers to immerse themselves in the serene beauty that has captivated nature enthusiasts for generations. A must-have for anyone interested in nature writing, regional travel, and the enduring appeal of the American landscape.
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