Veterans- The ultimate survivors

[sean]

Heres one from Richmond Park with coronet we did a few years ago.....

[David Humphries]

Heres one from Richmond Park with coronet we did a few years ago.....

 

 

 

I'd say the aesthetic balance is pretty spot on Sir !

 

 

 

 

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[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Heres one from Richmond Park with coronet we did a few years ago.....

 

so good on so many levels, funny thing is that across the big pond they would scoff, but I sispect the Japanese would bow, funny old business perceptions.

[RobRainford]

heres a lime that seems a fair old age from dunham massey, walked by it then realised what it was!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

heres a lime that seems a fair old age from dunham massey, walked by it then realised what it was!

 

when 1 becomes two! old tree dude:thumbup1:

[cousin jack]

I hesitated before putting this tree in here, but it survived 30yrs of gravel working, land is now reclaimed. Credit must be due to the shovel driver who first thought, "no, I'm not pushing it over".

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I hesitated before putting this tree in here, but it survived 30yrs of gravel working, land is now reclaimed. Credit must be due to the shovel driver who first thought, "no, I'm not pushing it over".

 

No hesitation required Jack, that is a born survivor and a veteran if ever there was one! amazingly healthy crown given the water/soil regim changes it must have gon through.

 

I suspect its saving grace was being in a gravel seem and having deeply penetrating roots from the start:thumbup1:

[alex_m]

^ What a lovely point on the landscape. If i lived near there in would spend many a lazy summer afternoon sat beneath it!

[RobArb]

a few from the wrexham atf meet on saturday gone

[RobRainford]

I'm sure one of my pics of the concrete oak look very similar to your first one rob. Strangely very similar!

 

Few pics of a big leaning oak. Very much so. Bark has come off from the tension. Slowly falling over?