your comments
Joy Mardon, Manorbier, Pembrokeshire
Brechfa Forest, Hafod Forest, hafryn, crychan, Glas Fynedd, Tywi, to name a few
Mon May 11 10:20:47 2009
Jasmine Neale
I agree with Gorden Freeman, i love oak trees.They grow realy tall and they're really big.I like the way they sway in the wind.They are real cool trees.
Wed Feb 21 15:08:03 2007
Gorden Freeman
I Love oak trees I love how big they get even when they're cold they still go really really big and Figly.
Thu Jan 25 09:41:11 2007
Sylvester Stein
How old are some of the London plane trees in Wales?
Mon Oct 23 17:44:18 2006
Eddie Ward,Crossgates,Llandrindod Wells
I fully agree with Graham from Vancouver.I know the Oak tree he refers to.I have passed it hundreds of times and never fail to be amazed at the size and balanced formation of it.The branches almost reach the main road.Such a beautiful tree. Does anybody have a good photo of this tree?Is this the right tree...
Mid Wales Web Team
Sun May 1 22:23:56 2005
Graham from Vancouver BC
I left home in Wales as a teenager moved to the London area. On returning to Wales for bank holidays etc I was always impressed by a beautiful tree between Welshpool and Abermule. It is situated in the grounds of a large white 'stately home' on the right hand side of the road as it bends just east of Abermule across from the old canal. I always used to say in my mind as I passed it that it was the most amazing looking tree I have ever seen, really large and majestic with long branches reaching out wide. It was as if it was welcoming me home to Wales again!
Perhaps there are others who know this big tree?
Fri Nov 26 03:28:59 2004
Ellis Mathias Llangamarch Wells
When in Brecon make a point of walking through the grounds of the Cathedral, and following the path at the far end. This will take you into the Priory Woods. There are paths leading everywhere. Whilst there take a look at the beutiful Beech tree growing on the breast, they are as straight and taii as any you will ever see in the British Isles. Also there is history here The old Charcoal burning Forge was situated by the river, have a look if you can find places where the charcoal was burned in the old traditional earth topped kilns... There is also abundant wildlife,wild flowers and fauna which is of great interest. But most of all the tranquility and peace you will find there.
View our Brecon Life section - Mid Wales Web Team
Sat Oct 16 13:03:38 2004
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