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Pollarded horse chestnuts, Worcester

16 March 2017 by David

Pollarded horse chestnuts, Worcester

Horse chestnuts on the path along the Severn at Worcester between the Cathedral and the canal junction. The trees have been pollarded at well over head height, giving them a striking common form.

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