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Ancient English oak (Quercus rober) tree
Ancient English oak (Quercus rober) tree. This ancient oak tree, called the Silton oak or Wyndhams oak, is believed to be around 1000 years old. It was already famous during King George IIIs reign (1760-1801), when it was immortalised in an engraving. It is still growing, despite being completely hollow at the base of its trunk. Photographed near Silton, Dorset, UK, in May 2008
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2008 Ancient Bare Bark Branches Country Side Dorset English Oak Famous Field Foliage Gnarled Hollow Mediaeval Medieval Middle Ages Quercus Spring Trunk Hollowed Robur Veteran Wyndham
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This print showcases the majestic beauty of an ancient English oak tree, known as the Silton oak or Wyndhams oak. Standing tall in the countryside of Dorset, UK, this remarkable tree is estimated to be around 1000 years old. Its historical significance dates back to King George III's reign, where it gained fame and was even immortalized in an engraving. Despite its age and hollowed base, this resilient oak continues to thrive and grow. Its gnarled branches reach out into the sky, adorned with lush foliage that flourishes during springtime. The intricate patterns on its bark tell tales of centuries gone by, evoking a sense of wonder and admiration for nature's resilience. This photograph captures not only the physical grandeur of this ancient oak but also highlights its botanical importance. As a veteran member of the Quercus rober species (commonly known as English oak), it represents a living testament to England's rich history and natural heritage. Photographer Colin Varndell skillfully captured this moment in May 2008, allowing us to appreciate the timeless beauty found within our surroundings. This image serves as a reminder that even amidst modern advancements, there are still treasures from our past waiting to be discovered and cherished for generations to come.
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