Hawling

March 2003 – Tim Hills – It has a fine clean bole, and a gap in which large hollow spaces are visible. Girth was 17′ 7” (536cm) at 1′, 17′ 11” (546cm) at 2′ and 18′ 3” (556cm) at 3′.
March 2014 – Peter Norton: Two female yews grow here, the largest at the northwest corner of the churchyard, surrounded by elder and bramble. Girth was 18′ 0” (549cm) at 1′ and 18′ 6” (564cm) at 3′.
The younger yew is at the northeast corner. Its base was being used for the storage of rotting grass clippings. Girth was 9′ 5” at 3′.