Any ideas?

[treerjb]

Photos were taken a few days ago in a public park in Wiltshire.

 

Needles are 'rubber like' and about 2" (50mm) in length.

 

First I thought it was a pine, but needles are singular, rather than in 2, 3, 5.

 

Dont think it was umbrella pine either as seen some before and array of needles different.

 

Couldnt find any spruce to match. Maybe morinda?

 

Ditto fir or tsuga, as needles were more square or even square in x-section.

 

Now im thinking some type of cunninghamia or cryptomeria?

 

Anyone kind enough to help?

[Tom Mabbutt]

It's got the 'suction cup' base to the needles, so I'd say Abies? Perhaps Abies concolor 'Candicans' because its quite glaucous? Not totally sure though.