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Wildflower Travel Book

Wildflower Travel Book

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ISBN: 9789059964556
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Dimensions: 169 x 230 mm

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Discover the most spectacular wildflower spots on earth, from alpine meadows to desert super blooms, and when best to visit them. To walk through a woodland carpeted with bluebells or along a mountain path dotted with orchids gives you a sense of connection with nature that once experienced you’ll want to seek out again. The Wildflower Travel Book takes you on a journey around 50 of the world’s most colourful flower destinations. This book is a guide to when and where to go in the world to see the most spectacular blooms: from The Alps to The Himalayas, across the deserts of Chile and South Africa and along the coastal cliffs of the Mediterranean. The spots show the carefree and unpredictable nature of wildflowers, existing in the landscape largely without human intervention, which keeps them ever so slightly out of reach. But The Wildflower Travel Book, a richly illustrated visual treat, reveals some of their secrets to nature-loving readers. AUTHOR: Caroline Kamp is a writer and gardener based in the UK. A childhood spent in Southeast Asia inspired a love of nature, travel and the outdoors. As a design and interiors journalist for newspapers and magazines, she found her gaze drifting out of the window and at the green space beyond. SELLING POINTS: . Travelling the world in search of wildflowers in bloom . Discover the most spectacular wildflower spots on earth, from alpine meadows to desert super blooms . With colourful photographs of wildflowers in their natural habitats . Abounding with background information and travel recommendations . Open your eyes to the seasonal changes all around you and it will bring a whole new dimension to the way you travel 180 colour ilustrations

Author

Caroline Kamp is a writer and gardener based in the UK. A childhood spent in Southeast Asia inspired a love of nature, travel and the outdoors. As a design and interiors journalist for newspapers and magazines, she found her gaze drifting out of the window and at the green space beyond.

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