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03-12-2003, 09:10
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
I think it means ich weiss es nicht. ;D
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03-12-2003, 12:44
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
What's that in Swalili?
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03-12-2003, 14:35
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
but to get back to the matter in hand...........whats happening to the tree they cut down? Has it died of old age or is it diseased, in which case the wood has to be destroyed. And if that is the case, why has the council left a bit?
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03-12-2003, 21:34
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
Tealeaf, you must live near the church then. I wonder where you live??????? The tree did NOT have a disease, it was just decaying, or so they say, I hope they were correct, cos all the wood they chopped down looked in pretty good condition to me. (not than I am an expert of course)
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09-12-2003, 12:46
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
I think it was a case of the branch the young girl was on was rotting and so was weak and that it how she fell out (I think?! :-/ ) So they have probably had to take it down hance stopping other children climbing it and having the same happen to them. ???
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09-12-2003, 12:58
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
Dizzy, you have gotten the tree mixed up. The tree that the young girl fell out of was in milnshaw park not christ church.
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09-12-2003, 21:51
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
the tree has been choped
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10-12-2003, 09:13
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Re: HORSE CHESTNUT TREE IN CHRIST CHURCH GROUNDS.
:-[ Ooops! Sorry! Now you know why they call me Diz?!? ;D
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22-12-2003, 08:41
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PHOTO OF THE TREE
Hi, I now have a photo of the beautiful tree they have chopped down in the grounds of Christ Church. It does look strange without it!
Photo with compliments of Owd Bert - taken October 2003 |
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