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I have a straight trunk 15m oak tree within my compound that has been approximated to be around 220yrs old.

 

The tree is being felled (approved by the council) due to a combination of many factors.

 

I feel it will be a shame for a straight trunk English oak tree to have been around since approximately 1794 and be taken to the tip after being felled.

 

I was wondering if someone here will be interested in the tree. See the 2 pictures of the tree attached. The oak tree is located in Peterborough UK.

 

Thanks.

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@Shendy: The tree is in Bretton in Peterborough.

 

@bobh: Thanks. Based on how straight the tree trunk is, its size and age I really feel the tree deserves to be put to better use than left to rot away in a tip somewhere.

 

Hopefully someone will be interested in making good use of this tree.

Posted

Thanks for posting - just to be clear are you looking to be paid for the tree?

 

 

Or just happy to have it go to some good use? ie. free to collector/miller.

 

 

:001_smile:

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I'd be happy to collect that, I'm only a little north from you.

I'd mill it so could give you back some planks or I could fashion you some rustic garden furniture or such.

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