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Some very large Sweet Chestnuts (Castanea sativa) from Croft Castle, Herefordshire, U.K

I have only just logged into NTS for the first time in ages, duly noted Edward, will ensure the pages are filled!

tony

I thought it was time I added a few more English Beeches to this thread. As you can see in one image sunburn is a common problem, your beech bark disease can also be sunscald if the woodland is thinned too much and in hot weather. I re inspected some old friends over the weekend, sadly I missed the ...

Thanks Edward and Anthony, I had trouble locating the thread to see if replies had come in but managed to see such through the Ents Magazine. Which continues to display my photos as front covers! & always gives me a sense of pride! Its funny you mentioning this three D modelling Edward, i mentioned ...

Hi all, i am embarking on a rather ambitious project and you guys all seem very science minded and hence i am asking for a little advice! Now, first off I guess I should start by saying that I have no education via recognised routes (I consider that an advantage in Out of the box thinking) and there...

Heres a few new images of Our Eurpean beech, mainly Epping forest, some from Windsor Great Park and one or two from Knole Park all taken within the last three weeks, I tend to get around a bit! I am very fortunate to live within a short drive of some of Europe's most amazing and ancient woodlands, w...

Thanks Kouta, thats a really usefull lead, a good amount of info to use as a base.

Thanks Kouta, I would be very interested in some locations next time Im out that way which is almost a certainty!

Thanks Bob, i shall do as requested!

from what I saw wooden slates where also common and suspect this came later, and was more common in the valley depths as opposed to high on the hillsides here. modern tiles also making an appearance, probably introduced by the Turks/Romans?