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cubbington pear tree

 

Seems a shame.

Seems it was so obviously special and part of our common heritage and that it so obviously wouldn't ever be cut down, that it wasn't listed.

Then along came some bloke in a suit who said...

Ben Ruse, a spokesman for HS2, said younger trees would be planted in the area surrounding Cubbington to offset the loss of the historic pear tree.

 

 

How to miss the point by a county mile! way to go Ben!

 

Given the money spent on hs2 would be feasable to move the tree with one of those bits of kit they move fully grown palm trees with on californian golf courses?

 

Damn sure it could be moved if it was wanted to be moved

 

Not quite so happy days but we'll manage

Yourn:001_smile:

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