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129. Crouch Oak

It’s remarkable where ancient trees can turn up. One of the very oldest oaks in England grows between a main road and a housing estate in Surrey.

18 hrs ago •

Wednesday Street Tree #12

Pedunculate oak

Nov 20 •

128. Burry Man Tree

It’s tree #128 and I can hardly believe this is the first monkey puzzle. I hope you enjoy this fabulous example in Dundee.

Nov 17 •

Wednesday Street Tree #11

Nov 13 •

127. Attwood’s Cedar

Birmingham is a city of many cedars, one of the finest is connected with one of city’s most influential nineteenth century politicians.

Nov 10 •

Wednesday Street Tree #10

Nov 6 •

126. Urban Myth Tree

Arguably, London’s loveliest ‘Baobab’ plane is the tree that grows in Ravenscourt Park, W6.

Nov 3 •

Wednesday Street Tree #9

Oct 30 •

The Street Tree

The Street Tree

Urban tree posts from Paul Wood. Weekend posts feature an account of a great British or Irish tree, and midweek it’s Wednesday Street Tree.

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