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Tommy Hutchinson
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Can you explain what you mean by "shake" being one of the reasons this tree failed please?

It is not something I have heard of before.

 

I am not sure if the shake helped the tree fail I think the main reason was root failure due to fungal infection.

 

I have posted earlier in the thread about shake. :)

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Shame it couldn't of been planked i had a funny feeling there was going to be a rot pocket in it somewhere, Tommy did you guys get the rest of the stem on the deck then Wednesday afternoon ? Also we recon its about 205 years old the tree according the number of rings

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Shame it couldn't of been planked i had a funny feeling there was going to be a rot pocket in it somewhere, Tommy did you guys get the rest of the stem on the deck then Wednesday afternoon ? Also we recon its about 205 years old the tree according the number of rings

 

Yes we managed to drop the rest on the ground on Wednesday, 250 years wow i never like to see them fall but at least this was natural. Bicton College has lost some special trees in the last year:).

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