Wilburton, The Oak Tree c.1955
Photo ref:
W535003
Photo ref:
W535003
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This very old oak tree is said to have been planted by Henry VII when he visited Wilburton with his son in c1500. In 1983 the tree was felled as it was unsafe, but an acorn has produced a small tree nearby.
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The Oak Tree was amazing, and big enough to hide behind as a small child. It was a key feature throughout childhood. It was a shame when it was cut down. It is near the Berristead, the Elizabethan manor house, and was allegedly planted by a Tudor, though not sure who.
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