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The wild trees 1 Year, 7 Months ago  
Wow , I just spent 15 minutes checking out the _link_ to the book. Beautiful pictures, it looks like a great book. I'm heading out to buy it today. Nice work.

Hey Moss U2U me when you can, I'm about 3 hours west of Boston. I don't mind travelling to climb.
 
 
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There are some good trees between you and me. Are you familiar with any of the tall tree areas in western Mass.? I'm not, have yet to explore.
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Originally posted by entmount
Can you post a _link_ to the book in reference for everybody?

Thanks!

Here you go, the author's web site:
The Wild Trees

There are a couple of different Wild Trees threads in the TCI forums, one in the Announcements section and one "In the News"
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Keep on reading, everything's done rope and harness now.
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