Felled trees, Caulders Braidbar Garden Centre
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Felled trees, Caulders Braidbar Garden Centre
Image: © Richard Sutcliffe Taken: 9 Jan 2020
A large number of trees have recently been felled beside Caulders Braidbar Garden Centre for safety reasons. This is apparently because many of the trees have been growing on a steep slope, and their roots have loosened pieces of rock, some of which have fallen onto cars below. A member of staff explained that they are intending to replant about 800 trees to replace those cut down.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.756157
Longitude
-4.339215