these lime trees look a lot happier with the offshoots cut away and with a bit of pruning the should take of nicely in the spring
they were probably planted by the current owners grandfather, picking the flowers for 'tisane' used to be a majour industry here.
this tree trunk has been lying around for a few years we cut into it to see if it was still good for firewood ,it seems ok despite a few ants
the trailer loaded up with firewood
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Hi Paul, I had a very large sycamore tree fall down a week ago in some very high winds, which makes your trees look small. It had gone rotten inside, but is now being cut into logs by locals who are willing to do it for a share of the logs.
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hi Dianne yes despite me calling it the wild wood I thingk the oldest trees are no more than 70yrs old it was all lavender fields before in fact I think you helped picking the last crop back in the 80s from the top field where the beehive sculpture is
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