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David Humphries
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20 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Good find.  Can't imagine this is too common with pine

Reminded me of this one from 2014 in Plymouth Steve.  Perhaps it could have done similar but it had to be cleared because the remaining part was in danger of going the other way towards the house!  I guess it's only really suitable to leave them if its an open grown park tree with plenty of space.  Shame in hindsight...

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