The not-completely-unknown sycamore at a depression on Hadrian's Wall had stood for a few hundred years, until it was discovered today, fallen.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-66947040
Reports suggesting it was deliberately felled; the stump does look remarkably smooth. I wouldn't rule out stormy weather, not being an arborist personally, but if humans were involved: bastards.
The location is rural, but not difficult to access, albeit involving about a twenty-minute walk from the nearest road.
Picture is from my visit on Monday afternoon.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-66947040
Reports suggesting it was deliberately felled; the stump does look remarkably smooth. I wouldn't rule out stormy weather, not being an arborist personally, but if humans were involved: bastards.
The location is rural, but not difficult to access, albeit involving about a twenty-minute walk from the nearest road.
Picture is from my visit on Monday afternoon.
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