Talgarth

Tim Hills August 2000: The largest of the 6 yews grows on a mound. It is split and has become 2 fragment trees, each hollow and leaning away from the centre. Girths of individual trunks 14′ 5” (439cm) and 16′ 1” (490cm), around both trunks approximately 24′ (732cm).
September 2010: Remeasured at the ground – 24′ 6” (747cm). It is tree 3 on the plan.
February 14th 2014: A rare east wind blowing with exceptional force felled both fragments of this ancient tree. What happens next remains to be seen.
2016 Paul Wood: Most of the yew remains have been cleared away, leaving only a 2 metre section of each of the two stumps in place. There were no signs of new growth from either stump.