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| I was up this oak tree last night, in our local hillfort (Bulstrode Camp, Gerrards Cross, Bucks), when I noticed a brick in a hollow of the tree I thought "that's a bit untidy", went to get it out, and realised that there was a contoured wall built into the hollow, about 30ft up there was "1900" written into the top, so I assume it was a Victorian centenary celebration thing, but very odd the tree next to it had a chimney built into it, which doesn't seem to be a good idea, judging by the state of the tree I am *not* making this up - photos to follow. Does anyone know anything about this, or any other examples? cheers RG Reply | with quote | Posted by RiotGibbon 27th June 2001ce 11:09 |
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