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Richard Rollinson

we said our good-byes to a good family friend of the past 60 years. The Beech (Fagus grandifolia) tree that my father and I planted in 1963 is suffering badly from beech leaf disease. (more here:) yff.yale.edu/news/beech-leaf-d
It's starting to drop branches and is becoming hazardous, so we have had no choice but to call in the arborists to take it down. It's a sad time and it will be missed. I post this to honor it's life and mark it's passing. 1/



An American Beech tree towering above a garden shed and part of a house. Blue sky, green grass, bright sun.
A multi-stemmed American Beech tree stands above a blue garden shed next to a grey garage structure. A canoe with a blue tarp is propped against the shed.
A very scruffy looking gardener with a black hat, black coat and blue jeans stands looking at a 60-year-old beech tree in front of a blue garden shed. A canoe with a blue tarp is hanging off the shed.
Summer sunrise seen through the canopy of a large American Beech tree. Green grass and houses in the distance. Also in view two small apple trees.
Sep 25, 2023, 06:59 PM·Public
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