Lord Byron's Oak. by Ian Gordon Craig
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Lord Byron Oak, Newstead Abbey. Byron planted it 1798. As late as 1850 described as “a goodly size”. Byron had left England 1816. Friend Col. Wildman bought the estate, hacked it back cos it “spoilt the view”. The stump still here today.
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Ian Gordon Craig
Artist, currently writing. More inclined to sketchbook these days rather than canvas.
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