Generally, I think thee doth protest too much.
Don't have a chainsaw in your boot, do you?
Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian's Wall 'felled overnight'
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Don't have a chainsaw in your boot, do you?
Soldato
How many leaves did the tree have?
Sometimes you just gotta cut a tree down to feel manly you know.
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The police tried to bring the tree in for questioning!!!
article the other day, on the back of youguv survey, they discussed that beards are back in favour, for that very reason.
I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok ...
Soldato
Perhaps the should have spoken to special branch . . . . . . .
On a more serious note, it really is a shame to see somethig of this age and beauty (photographically speaking) destroyed by mindless individuals out for nothing more than laughs and five minutes of fame.
Even more so as they will probably get away with a slap on the wrists and sent on some snow flake rehabilitaion course at cost to the tax payer!
Soldato
Good to see that a forensics team was there doing an investigation.
I can understand they need to prioritise, and though they might not be able to attend at a burgled house, a felled tree in the middle of nowhere warrants a special investigation.
I can understand they need to prioritise, and though they might not be able to attend at a burgled house, a felled tree in the middle of nowhere warrants a special investigation.
Soldato
Probably the biggest crime for years around that area.
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Brian Blessed having his say. I can almost hear him booming out how its going to be 'very bushy'.
Soldato
I would approach Sir Antony Mark David Gormley and ask him to replace the tree with his own design.
If this was a ****** off local, then I would perhaps consider the bird at 70m in height and one that would attract even more visitors
If this was a ****** off local, then I would perhaps consider the bird at 70m in height and one that would attract even more visitors
Don
Just the sounds of Brian Blessed saying it's not dead will restore it to it's former glory.
Sycamore's alive!
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Sapling at Sycamore Gap removed by National Trust
Kieran Chapman says he's "devastated" a sapling he planted near the much-loved felled tree has been removed.
www.bbc.co.uk
And this is one of many reasons I will never support the National Trust. An organisation dedicated to making sure absolutely nothing can ever change, ever*. We can't just plant trees, oh no, because we must preserve the site as it is now for all time. There can be no new trees.
*(Except when there's monetary gain involved. See the story of the land they sold to developers after it being gifted in a will with the express condition that it be conserved as natural habitat - the NT lawyers swiftly said this wouldn't hold up in court and they could make a ton of money selling it to a developer...)
The really stupid and bizarre thing being this land - this island - has been utterly transformed by human activity in only the last few hundred years. There were trees all over the darn place. But now we're ideologically consumed with preserving things as they are today, for no apparently reason. FFS, plants some more bleddy trees you fools.
Some lad planted a tree for online karma. What is your problem exactly?Sapling at Sycamore Gap removed by National Trust
Kieran Chapman says he's "devastated" a sapling he planted near the much-loved felled tree has been removed.www.bbc.co.uk
And this is one of many reasons I will never support the National Trust. An organisation dedicated to making sure absolutely nothing can ever change, ever*. We can't just plant trees, oh no, because we must preserve the site as it is now for all time. There can be no new trees.
*(Except when there's monetary gain involved. See the story of the land they sold to developers after it being gifted in a will with the express condition that it be conserved as natural habitat - the NT lawyers swiftly said this wouldn't hold up in court and they could make a ton of money selling it to a developer...)
The really stupid and bizarre thing being this land - this island - has been utterly transformed by human activity in only the last few hundred years. There were trees all over the darn place. But now we're ideologically consumed with preserving things as they are today, for no apparently reason. FFS, plants some more bleddy trees you fools.
Soldato
Sapling at Sycamore Gap removed by National Trust
Kieran Chapman says he's "devastated" a sapling he planted near the much-loved felled tree has been removed.www.bbc.co.uk
And this is one of many reasons I will never support the National Trust. An organisation dedicated to making sure absolutely nothing can ever change, ever*. We can't just plant trees, oh no, because we must preserve the site as it is now for all time. There can be no new trees.
*(Except when there's monetary gain involved. See the story of the land they sold to developers after it being gifted in a will with the express condition that it be conserved as natural habitat - the NT lawyers swiftly said this wouldn't hold up in court and they could make a ton of money selling it to a developer...)
The really stupid and bizarre thing being this land - this island - has been utterly transformed by human activity in only the last few hundred years. There were trees all over the darn place. But now we're ideologically consumed with preserving things as they are today, for no apparently reason. FFS, plants some more bleddy trees you fools.
To be fair, you can't just go randomly planting trees on other people's land, can't imagine you'd be too happy if someone decided to plonk a bush in the middle of your front door?
Two people have been charged apparently:
Two charged over Sycamore gap tree
Two charged with causing criminal damage to famous Sycamore Gap tree and Hadrian's Wall last September
www.bbc.co.uk
Soldato
Slap on the wrist incoming. A small fine and community service most likely.