Recording An Aged Yew Tree
Introduction
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Recording An Aged Yew Tree
Image: © paul wood Taken: 26 Apr 2015
Some of the finest and oldest Trees in the UK are the Taxus Baccata or Common Yew. Mostly associated with Churchyards they are in fact deeply entrenched in our British landscape in all sorts of situations, indeed they are a well recorded tree throughout history.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.186889
Longitude
-2.856817