The Tree Atlas
Fifty trees worth traveling for, chosen by Lonely Planet: ancient giants, sacred groves, blossoms that draw crowds and lone trees on hilltops. Each one comes with its story, its science, a lovely illustration by Holly Exley and how to go and see it for yourself.
We have a soft spot for any book that takes trees this seriously. It works equally well as a travel planner and as a coffee table book for an armchair afternoon.
Hardcover, 240 pages, with text by Matt Collins and Thomas Rutter and illustrations by Holly Exley.
Curated by Moss & Fog
Made by small studios
Packed by hand in Portland
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