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Dyer's mazegill and a few trees from a sunny afternoon


Graham
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Tony, these trees are all on the edge of Cannock chase. Very close to that big oak. I'm pretty sure it must be a remnant of mediaeval wood pasture/deer park with an old earth boundary visible in one place.

 

There's a lot of later planting; granny pines from the late 1700s and more recent FC plantations.

 

Not as grand as Windsor but worth a look if you're up this way. Let me know if you're planning a visit.

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Tony, these trees are all on the edge of Cannock chase. Very close to that big oak. I'm pretty sure it must be a remnant of mediaeval wood pasture/deer park with an old earth boundary visible in one place.

 

There's a lot of later planting; granny pines from the late 1700s and more recent FC plantations.

 

Not as grand as Windsor but worth a look if you're up this way. Let me know if you're planning a visit.

 

Graham there is no doubt you right on that thought process, those trees are of a special breed and age, I dont see them sorts in many a place I can tell thee!:thumbup1:

 

I will make a point of popping up for a vist and will tie in with you when i do:thumbup:

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