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well ive certainly been in oaks in excess of 800, beeches over 500, yews of the same maybe more, ive had to fell a massive ash that must have been nigh on 450 500 years old (old pollard, totaly hollow) guess the tree species matters as to age, not all make the giddy ages of the yew, maybe 5000 being the upper level so were all pretty tame so far! wait till MDvaden pipes in to this!

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