Anyone else got a 'hungry tree' pic?

[Paul Cleaver]

  grim72 said:

Amazing stuff - did anyone watch the BBC series not long ago (think it was called Human Planet) which had the living tree bridges. I'd love to pay a visit some day. Some good pics on this site: Living Root Bridges

 

amazing - its like its off lord of the rings:thumbup1:

[David Humphries]

A 'remarkably' hungry tree

 

 

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[jjll]

Thought I'd add a hungry tree, wouldn't want to be the one felling this in years to come, make a right old mess.

[David Humphries]

on the One Show now

 

item about a bicycle & an anchor inside a sycamore in Brig O’ Turk, Scotland

 

They put an x-ray machine all over it.

 

Supposedly was in an old blacksmiths yard, hence all the metal work

 

 

Pictures of said tree........

 

 

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[armybloke]

A few London Planes around Lac Leman/Lake Geneva (depending on which side of the line you are) have eaten a the adjacent lampposts! The lights have now been removed but the posts remain. These are in Nyon on the Swiss side.

[Trees-]

Where on earth is that plane tree! I must go to see it!

[David Humphries]

  Trees- said:

Where on earth is that plane tree! I must go to see it!

 

The one I posted above is 'Barnie' it's down on the Thames in Barnes

 

 

 

 

 

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[Ty Korrigan]

Took these near Redon.

It is a local tradition to use upright slate flags as boundary markers and low walls around gardens etc.

[kev7937]

Goog fig from today

 

[JLA Arborists]