This notebook covers a trip to Scotland. Particular locations featured include: St Andrew's [pages 4960-65], Inverness, including Caledonian pinewoods, Torvaine Wood [4969-72] and Birnam Wood [4982], Milngavie [4984-85] and [4991-92], Edinburgh [4986-91] and [4992-95] and Brig o'Allan [4996-99].

Locations featured include: Cambridge [9205-207, 9262-68 and 9274-300], Somerset and Devon woods [9302-303], Boutsounaria [9209-61], Therisso [9213-18 and 9245-60], Kerameia [9221-35], Flatford [9269-73], Truro [9305-308] and Bodmin Moor woods [9305].

Locations featured include: Cambridge [pages 2422-24], [2439-52], [2459-66] and [2471-73], Aarhus in Denmark [2425-38], Whitstable [2452-59], Kingcombe [22466-71] and the New Forest [2466-67] and the Algarve in Portugal [2474-88]. There are sketches of wooden structures in Denmark and a barn in Whitstable. The first International Conference of the Mediterranean Gardens Association of Portugal (MGAP) was held at the end of March 2012 and attended by Rackham.

Locations featured include: Albufeira in the Algarve region of Portugal [pages 2489-2512], and Moncarapacho, also in the Algarve [2513-41] and [2560], and Cambridge [2542-59]. As well as description of the tree species found in the Algrave, there is description of wildflowers of the area, inlcuding orchids and rhododendrons. The first International Conference of the Mediterranean Gardens Association of Portugal (MGAP) was held at the end of March 2012 and attended by Rackham.

Locations featured include: New Haven, Connecticut [3381-89], specifically East Rock [3381], Cambridge [3389-431, 3432-37] and the Newnham House beech [3416-19], Brandon Park [3392-413], Canterbury [3431-32], Valley Mills in Texas [3438-52] and Skull Creek, Bastrop [3450-52].

Locations featured include: Cambridge [pages 5033 to 44, 5097-102], Brandon Park [5050-74], with sketches of the fungi there.

This notebook contains observations of Tyddesley Wood. Various trees and plants are noted including pear, hazel and bluebells.

Contains notes on the distribution of tree species, particularly oaks, within this Suffolk park.

Contains notes on the growth of different tree species, particularly oaks, within this Suffolk park, as well as on fauna such as deer.

Contains notes on the growth of different tree species, particularly oaks, within this Suffolk park.

Contains notes on the growth of tree species, particularly oaks, within this Suffolk park, as well as descriptions of different fungi occurring there, with drawings.

Contains detailed notes on the growth of different tree species, particularly oaks, within this Suffolk park.

The notebook opens with a survey of badger setts in Thundersley Glen and continues with further analysis of the composition of the wood.

Descriptions of Aconbury Wood (part of the Duchy of Cornwall) and Athelstan Wood are illustrated with small sketches and xerox-copy maps. There are detailed observations of the remnants of old charcoal hearths.