English Estate Forestry
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The Inteeiok of Woods.
So far, the general effect of trees in the open, or when viewed from a distance, has been studied. A few words may now be devoted to the landscape effect of trees when grown in large masses, such as woods or forests, and when viewed from within or at a short distance away. Many might suppose that woods have no landscape effect when seen from their interiors, and, in the general sense of the term, perhaps they have not. But as the interior of woods may be equally a source ...of enjoyment to the admirer of natural scenery, as an extensive prospect, this chapter would not be complete without a reference to it.
The most important elements of woodland scenery may be said to be the general distribution of trees, and the character and variety they exhibit. So far as arrangement goes, a desirable feature of woodland scenery are glades and small openings, which enable the eye to catch the effects of light and shade on stem or foliage. In such spots the seclusion of the forest is combined with the green sward and rich masses of foliage associated with the park, and the contrast existing between the two heightens the effect of each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Inteeiok of Woods.
So far, the general effect of trees in the open, or when viewed from a distance, has been studied. A few words may now be devoted to the landscape effect of trees when grown in large masses, such as woods or forests, and when viewed from within or at a short distance away. Many might suppose that woods have no landscape effect when seen from their interiors, and, in the general sense of the term, perhaps they have not. But as the interior of woods may be equally a source ...of enjoyment to the admirer of natural scenery, as an extensive prospect, this chapter would not be complete without a reference to it.
The most important elements of woodland scenery may be said to be the general distribution of trees, and the character and variety they exhibit. So far as arrangement goes, a desirable feature of woodland scenery are glades and small openings, which enable the eye to catch the effects of light and shade on stem or foliage. In such spots the seclusion of the forest is combined with the green sward and rich masses of foliage associated with the park, and the contrast existing between the two heightens the effect of each.
What to read after English Estate Forestry?
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