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There are even paragraphs where he describes something or itll mention something jane came across in her travel but there are no photos or pics that would truly give the reader a better understanding

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The publisher should seriously think about reissuing this book with pictures or photos

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There are other books that carry this theme like thoreau’s walden and bill bryson’s more recent humorous walk in the woods a story of his hiking the appalachian trail

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Forest walking belongs on the same shelf

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In an interview a few years ago at the yale school of forestry he said “trees have just as much character as humans do

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We are told that the largest fungus found so far is a honey fungus in oregon’s malheur national forest spread “over three and a half square miles” that “trees get fatter at night” and that on “a hot day a mature tree sucks up to 130 gallons of water from the ground

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I learned that moss growing on the trunk of a tree 34is likely almost as old as the tree on which its growing34 and disrupting it can harm or even kill the moss

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Later in the book however in discussing overnight camping and having to do ones business in the woods he says using moss is as good as toilet paper