"David Hill" wrote in message ...

As the tree is a lot older than the dwelling then it's not the tree in
the wrong place.

On 15/03/2014 07:39, 'Mike' wrote:
http://www.myalbum.co.uk/Album-YZPFO...-of-Other.html

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Part of it yes David, but it was a barn conversion which was very old, but
the other side of that wall is a public path and the tree had already
started to drop branches through it being rotten. It did have a TPO on it,
but examination showed a disease in the lower trunk and roots and in the
interest of public safety, it was recommended for removal. Some of the
pictures show the rot in the middle of the trunk.

Mike

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