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Humungous old oak pollard.


Graham
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Went to take a pic of a chestnut I took a few broken limbs out of years ago. It's changed ownership now so couldn't get close. Old pollard with a dbh of approx 8-9 feet.

 

On the way back I spied this, new to me, old oak pollard. Again on private ground but I'm going to seek permission to take a closer look. At a guess I'd say a dbh of approx 12 feet maybe more!

 

Enjoy

 

 

 

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