TREE SHOCK STUNS TOWN

Historic arboreal vista ruined

LOCAL residents awoke last week to the news that the Fulchester Oak, the town’s most iconic tree and tourist attraction, had been VANDALISED. During the night, unknown individuals went to the site of the 300-year-old English oak, which stands in a gap in the hills two miles outside the town, and heartlessly planted an even more iconic and striking-looking tree next to it. theramin “It’s a disgusting act of wanton desecration,” said country ranger Jack Olton. “The Fulchester Oak has been one of the most beautiful sights in this area for many hundreds of years. Putting an even more spectacular tree right next to it is simply aesthetic vandalism.” It is not known how the new tree, a magnificent, sprawling European White Elm around 350-years-old, was transported to Fulchester and…

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Viz (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2024

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