ISBN: 9781853125041 - the new forest: a personal view (3 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 81 pages. This book offers a personal view of the New Forest which stems from theau thor's many years of residence and research activities within the Forest.Thi s has provided him with a deep appreciation of its unique rural charm and rich h istory.By writing this book the author wishes to share with readers his o wnenjoyment of this special part of England. Its difference from many other national parks is that it is home to many people and this has given theFores t a more dynamic environment.The New Forest has continued to develop and change over its ten centuries without losing its unique rural outlook. It has be en a royal hunting ground, a source of timber to the nation, provided open space for grazing cattle, a source of minerals and charcoal, and more recently, a pla cededicated to relaxation and leisure. In spite of these changes, its charac ter has remained remarkably unspoilt, and many of its customs have survived to t he present day.…