Cedrus libani
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Cedrus libani
Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 8 Nov 2014
Magnificent Cedar of Lebanon in the churchyard of Edenham. There is another at the church entrance, by the gate. This one overhangs the main A15, and one portion of that overhanging portion was removed in 2004. The cut branch can be seen above the centre of the road. There was a fashion for planting this tree in the 1740s up to about 1800 and these probably date from then.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.782892
Longitude
-0.426853