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Re: Bache Hill Barrows.
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ask a stupid question, it's not just to protect the barrow by stopping the tree growing into it (I can't quite work out how near it is), or to bring some sunlight to it, opening the canopy?

Cutting a cross into the stump would surely be to help it rot, I'm sure that's quite normal isn't it?

are they fir trees? I know in deciduous woods it's good to keep rotting wood piles for the benefit of Creatures, could that be the motivation?

sorry if this all sounds unlikely to you, it's only me making suggestions while not being able to visualise the scene so well.


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Rhiannon
Posted by Rhiannon
18th March 2017ce
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