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Caught by the River reviews London's Street Trees

May 11, 2020 Graham Coster
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In a really eloquent and perceptive review of the new edition of London’s Street Trees on the website Caught by the River, Clare Wadd praises Paul Wood for conveying ‘an enormous amount of information with a light touch and some gentle humour’. ‘Whether you’re in the centre or the suburbs,’ she concludes, ‘and whichever suburb you’re in, London’s Street Trees will teach you something interesting about a tree on a street you know which, if you’re like me, you may have never even have noticed before.’ 

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