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A gallery of our
significant trees
Pictures of some of the trees we have submitted so far to the ATI
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This part of Fineshade Wood used to be Assarts Farm and this old Oak was in a hedgerow beside a public footpath
This Ancient White Willow is just inside the caravan site at Top Lodge, Fineshade. It's trunk is almost totally hollow.
Veteran tree seen near the footpath leading due east from Bisbrooke. It's alongside the Uppingham Brook which flows down to the Welland
One of a line of 15 or so very old trees in the field near the footpath above Fineshade Abbey
Huge coppice stool with girth over 8 meters. This is one of many Small-leaved Limes in the National Nature Reserve of Easton Hornstocks
Coppiced Oak in Fineshade Wood. Former large trunk probably felled when the railway line was constructed in the 1860s
Veteran Willow beside the former route of the River Welland at Harringworth
This notable Oak is in the middle of Wakerley Great Wood. How has it survived the felling regimes in this woodland?
A veteran Beech tree on the northern boundary of Fineshade Wood above the village of Duddington
A notable Horse Chestnut which must have been in a former hedge line near the northern boundary of the Blatherwycke Estate (Britain Sale)
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