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English: Gunnersbury Triangle Cherry, Hazels cut after falling and lodging in other trees after Storm Franklin. Many trees had been snapped or had roots loosened by Storm Eunice. The cherry has been dislodged and safely brought to the ground, ready to be cut up to clear the path. Cut hazel poles are stacked on the right, ready to be used as dead-hedging stakes and withies. |
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| Author | Ian Alexander |
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