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Found this tree on my travels one time down Bristol way. I was absolutely blown away by the sheer scale and beauty of it and it ranks up there if not above with any animal I've seen for just being in

Yeah I have an Oak at the top of the garden, the acorns fall and up little Oak's come every where.  I'm very fond of the Oak tree myself and read an interesting book about them. I wanted to put a

Its taken 18 years mate. I don't know if any body is interested this was the mound when I cleared in and planted the tree. This is the other side. 2010 Phone shot

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2 hours ago, Greyman said:

If your ever in Bristol again mate this one is in the middle of a council estate just up the road from me on sea mills square, it’s called the Addison oak and the front door to the right of the telegraph poll was my first flat 38 years ago ??

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Nice thanks for posting.I will check that out when I'm in the area, tbh though if that trees in the running for tree of the year award then the Tracy park one would win it easy, it's fecking huge up close and perfectly formed the branches fork off horizontal and are 2ft thick god knows what each one weighs, go check it out if your near. It's weird that all these trees have articles and names etc but I can't find any mention of that one anywhere it looks bigger and more impressive than em all I've seen so far. Loads of fruit and similar on trees round there aswell it's a nice spot for mooch.

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9 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

So am I now 

“The first oak tree grew on the centre spot of the pitch at the stadium of light in 1230 BC, imported to Britain by the king of the Zulus when he came to marry Merlin the Druid. They subsequently went on to have 8000 kids and hence started the population of Northern Europe” 

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1 hour ago, TOMO said:

oi.....you can bugger off.....don't start like them Yorkshire puddings do....claiming robbin hood was a Yorkshire man....

notts lad through and through....

We've got an airport named after him, end of discussion. ✈️?

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7 minutes ago, maxhardcore said:

Oh I must of upset you of late Charts lad .

You tried at every turn to play down that hound and hare now this nonsense .

You still don't hold it against me for charging you £20 for that last brass cock all those years ago up Appleby do you lol

It was worth it as it was a special brass cock with monkey riding its back lol ?

Simmer down cowboy, just my feeble attempt at humour ! LOL !

Yeah, that was a few years ago that time at Appleby, but I've been to Thailand many, many times, and bought some stuff, but never been tempered by cocks, brass or otherwise ! LOL !

Cheers.

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30 minutes ago, WILF said:

“The first oak tree grew on the centre spot of the pitch at the stadium of light in 1230 BC, imported to Britain by the king of the Zulus when he came to marry Merlin the Druid. They subsequently went on to have 8000 kids and hence started the population of Northern Europe” 

Fact 

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4 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Is that not the old welsh archer sion something ? 
I have a strange memory and when you  mentioned that It clicked in 

Twm sion cati, from tregarron. He was called the 'welsh robin hood'. But I was just being facetious stiffy lol ?

Funnily enough though, yesterday on you tube, I watched tony robinson, from blackadder, doing a vid about robin hood, and all real evidence does point to him being from yorkshire

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1 minute ago, maxhardcore said:

? One place Iv never frequented although your mate MB is never out that Soi on his visits by all accounts .

Me and Mark are on one of our frequent non-speaking terms just now, but I'll have to make up with him for a post Covid holiday in sunny Cornwall ! ?

Cheers.

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3 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Twm sion cati, from tregarron. He was called the 'welsh robin hood'. But I was just being facetious stiffy lol ?

Funnily enough though, yesterday on you tube, I watched tony robinson, from blackadder, doing a vid about robin hood, and all real evidence does point to him being from yorkshire

I genuinely remembered that after I typed it , I’m sure Plummer mentioned him in a book . 

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