Country diary : A tree can define a landscape – even when it has fallen / Paul Evans
The Marches, Shropshire: Recently I had wondered how long this great lime would stay standing. The next day, I had my answer How quickly something that defines a landscape for centuries becomes the absence that redefines it – so it is with ancient trees. The trunk snapped like a carrot at the (…)
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