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The Megalithic European

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Re: ancient yews by Thorgrim on Wednesday, 14 September 2005

The Llanernyw yew is the fourth oldest in Britain. It measures 350cms in diameter and so that would make it about 1050 cms in girth (multiply diameter by pi) That would make it about 3,500 years old. So that means it started out as a young'un in 1500 BC - so you have a living Bronze Age tree! Amazing!

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