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  1. organic guy
    ripeur 2s are brilliant, keep out blackthorns when hedgelaying!
  2. organic guy
    Getting rather annoyed, so I went and searched for a likely book and luckily found the right one first time! Peter Fiennes "Oak and Ash and Thorn". Grove of oaks planted on 19th June 1937 to commemorate coronation of George 6th by Commonwealth representatives. Contains Quercus coccinea, Q.acutissima, Q.palustris, Ilex,sessilflora,macrocarpa,libani,robur,hispanica,macranthera. Now all I need to know is where in Windsor park? Can't find it on any maps or google.
  3. organic guy
    I cannot believe that no-one on here knows where this is, I am beginning to think I dreamed about it!
  4. organic guy
    I believe it was planted after WW1, different species of oak for each country, I thought in Windsor park or surround but cannot find anything on google. I read it in a book, I can,t even find the book now!
  5. organic guy
    I,ve stalked on here for a while but this is my first post. I am an organic dairy, beef and arable farmer with a passion for trees and wood. recently bought a chainsaw mill and have replaced a 12in oak beam on shed. Also have two sons who make furniture as hobby. I planted a oak wood two years ago with 7 species of oak and have some spaces which I would like to fill with different species. I read of an oak avenue which I believe was planted to commemerate? the commonwealth soldiers of WW1 and wanted to visit but cannot find out where it is.Can anyone help? TIA Guy

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