The Police need to say
who cut it down.

Maybe it was dad but they thought nothing would happen if they said his son did it ..

It did look like a very professional cut !!


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Put it this way I guess - whoever cut it down, has cut down trees before and has experience using power tools. I guess it's possible that the kid has... But it seems unlikely? Someone using a chainsaw for the first time could cut down a tree but it would be a mess...

I'd like to know what the reason was though, seems like a really weird thing to do

I know who my moneys on..


https://fb.watch/nqzI5cZFX5/

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To make his song famous?

Yes.
Considering he lives a stones throw..you would have thought he might have heard something.


Maybe busy making his own awful noise at the time, but I'm sceptical bout that.

You could be on to something there

DOnt think it was this lad...

https://www.itemfix.com/v?t=pcq5oh

It's either him or a local mother with a suicidal child.

This is odd !!


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Locals are outraged after a 1,000-year-old tree which dates back to the Battle of Hastings was mysteriously uprooted in a 'suspected felling' - just a week after Sycamore Gap Tree was cut down.

The 40ft yew tree stood in a privately owned field near Uckham Lane, Battle, a mile from Senlac Hill.

Speculation has mounted about how it had been toppled, with some suggesting the tree was deliberately cut down while others say it could have been knocked over by recent strong winds.
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Yesterday 2 New Men
were arrested, for cutting down this tree,

both on bail.

SkyNewsHD Live Update:


The 2 Men have been arrested

One aged 38
the other aged 31.

In their 30's ! acting like children

What is it with men bringing trees down ?? its baffling.

Yes we hope to find out
when they
go to court.

i would publically flog them live on ITV

watch them suffer

With branches from the fead tree !


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https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05...65_634x422.jpg
[Daniel Graham, left, and Adam Carruthers were
appearing at Newcastle Magistrates´ Court, yesterday.]

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[A district judge said that the case of
two men accused of felling the
famous Sycamore Gap tree was so serious
that it must be dealt with at the crown court.

Daniel Graham, 38, of Milbeck Stables,
Carlisle, and Adam Carruthers, 31, of
Church Street, Wigton, Cumbria,
are accused of causing £622,191 worth of damage
to the much-photographed tree.

They are also accused of causing £1,144 worth
of damage to Hadrian’s Wall,
a Unesco World Heritage Site,
which was hit by the falling tree when
it was felled overnight on September 28.

Both the tree and the wall were said to
belong to the National Trust.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa...ict-judge.html

I heard on the radio that this case has already cost the taxpayers over £700,000 !

That is shocking if correct


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So how much would it have cost to simply put in a replacement tree - Oh wait someone tried that and The National Trust removed it...

Going back over the old posts, when it was suggested it was a 16 year old boy. Do you still stand by this rush to judgement?

That story was here

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/04...5922260958.jpg


[Adam Carruthers, 32, & Daniel Graham, 39,
from Carlisle, Cumbria, are on trial]

[Two groundworkers filmed themselves
cutting down one of Britain's most famous trees
with a chainsaw before boasting about
their 'moronic mission', a court heard today.

Daniel Graham, 39, and Adam Carruthers, 32,
from Carlisle, Cumbria, are on trial accused
of felling the historic Sycamore Gap tree,
which sat in a dip next to Hadrian's Wall
in Northumberland, in an act of 'mindless vandalism'.

The friends allegedly felled the tree
'in a matter of minutes' having driven
40 minutes from Carlisle to the tree
in the late hours of September 27 2023
in Graham's Range Rover.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...urt-hears.html