Crowcombe

October 1997 – Tim Hills: Described more than 50 years ago as ‘split’, one half of it has now been removed leaving a small girthed tree. The first photo (undated) shows clearly its two stems, in the second (1999) one of the trunks has been reduced to a stump.
2006 – recorded by Owen Johnson as a female yew split into two trunks. He considered it looked more like a younger tree with two stems from the base. A height of 14m, diameter of 152cm at 0.2m, girth of 478cm.
October 2015 – Tim Hills: Measurement around the surviving trunk at the height of the stump was 11′ 5” (348cm). Combined girth with the stump, measured at same height, was exactly 16′ (488cm).