Ropley

September 1999 – Tim Hills: The yew leans outwards from its hollowing centre. The cross of wood which blocks access to its hollow is about 6′ high. Its foliage appeared dull next to its two yew neighbours. Girth 14′ 5” (439cm) at the ground.
September 2005 – Russell Cleaver: The largest tree is hollow, old and part broken at 3′, it has unhealthy foliage and stands on the remnant of a brick plinth. Girth 15′ 2” (462cm).
October 2011 – Peter Norton: One old and much hollowed yew south of the church is supported by four poles. Some remains of an old wall can still be seen on the church side. Girth of 16′ 3” (495cm) at 18” from the top of the mound (church side).