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Original - The 'Fallen Sequoia' at Bank Hall is one of only two specimens of its type in the UK that has fallen and survived by allowing the branches to grow into trunks creating a new tree(s).

The photo is a clear view of the fallen sequoia, at Bank Hall in Bretherton, the view has never been seen before due to the sycamore trees that once surrounded it, blocking the view. The tree is one of only two specimen in the UK, which is not the trees natural environment, making this tree very rare in the British Isles.

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Bank Hall Gardens, Arboretum
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Bankhallbretherton
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