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Botley Hill Beech Tree And Fungus

England

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John Berbuto

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Remains of a beech tree trunk succumbing to the process of decay. Probably the tree was felled in the great storm of 1987 but now shows the effects of 30 years of decay, evidenced by the fungus and rotted wood. The ground around is soggy white clay covered in rotted plant remains and mosses. Located near the top of Titsey near Botley Hill, early morning in March.