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I took these photos in May and never got round to posting them until now.

Its a Funky Beech tree that I found, only small in height but tons of character!.

 

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That is a lot older than it looks, a very interesting tree, thanks for sharing, now get it on the ATF forum hunt

 

How old do you think it is Tony?????

 

My understanding was that Beech are not that long lived.

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think they can live 250-350 years, but a pollarded beech, thats probably a different story!

 

Yeah around 350 was what I understood the maximum to be, I was wondering if Tony thought this was older than that???

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