Yew/Yews at Bank Hall, Bretherton England Copyright © Steve Dearnaley - 2007 1 2 3 > >>> |
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| Notes: | The grounds contain approximately 100 yew trees of various age. The largest girthed is recorded here, its height 14m 43cm. |
| Classification: | notable |
| Classification Codes: | N |
| Girth cm: | 435 |
| Height measured: | at 30 cm |
| Girth ft ins: | 14' 4'' at 1' |
| Sex: | unspecified |
| Earliest mention: | 1866 |
| Source of earliest mention: | Summer Rambles by Leo Grindon |
| Date of visit: | 24/01/2007 |
| Latest information: | Taken from summer rambles in Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire and Yorkshire by L.Grindon: `Being rather a long way, it is best, however, to return to Bowdon, which may be done by turning into the fields on the left hand, close to Warburton's, and so, by a lovely walk, to Bank Hall, and its seventeen yew-trees.` |