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I have been collecting bits of pudding stone for years. Walking around the fields after they have been ploughed uncovers more bits every year. Some of them a very interesting, all seem to be different.

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In Greece they were important but likely climate change so-called made the ash less susceptible to grow

So much interesting information about this wonderful tree. Thankyou!

It's fortunate that we have people like you, who retain knowledge of the properties of various plants. A lot of what passes for medical science is based upon the uses of plants. The elderberry is one tree we do have here and there in the region where I live. I have noticed in recent years how health food stores have many elderberry preparations, and there are even a few of them in pharmacies. Also, it's a gorgeous tree, with its white flowers and its particular shade of green.

You've really provided a wealth of information on this tree. Knowing a lot of things about it allows for so many uses. I didn't know anything about this tree, we don't have very many where I live.

This really is one of my favorite RUclips channels

I always enjoy your videos! I have several Rowan trees planted around my house. Such beautiful trees! Definitely my favorite tree.

As a bushcrafter I stay clear of beech trees. They are known as widow makers for they shed their branches

What a great video. Thank you.

I did 3.5 grams of dried magic mushrooms once on a hill a few years ago, i ended up seeing Odin made of stars in the sky riding his horse with his spear as clear as any Hollywood CGI and a Nymph dancing around me which was completely tree looking with branches and leaves attatched still but had a womans body, there was glowing blue runes pulsating on trees and 30-40 foot slim built giants with spears and shields dancing between the trees and waving me over, it was absolutely unreal and magical and i completely atribute it to the giant Oaks that were growing there that put me in that frame of mind. Ive been facinated with Norse mythology and trees ever since.

Very nice presentation on a lovely tree .. Thank you very much from Iraq !

Thanx for sharing💓🌳💚🙏

Thanks for this. It’s details like this that I hope serve to highlight our beautiful Christian nations HERITAGE certain people like to say doesn’t exist. JESUS CHRIST IS KING

another brilliant upload so glad to have your videos you are a wealth of knowledge ;)

Love your channel, thank you for the work you do

Absolutely love your content amazing.

Willow grow seed or stem ? Please Respond

Okay

bluebells rarely flower under beeches they need oak and oak dont grow under beech

I planted basically a stick 6 feet tall 5 years ago. It’s over 25 feet today and gorgeous

Recently subscribed but love your enthusiasm, energy and knowledge of something so very important to the cycle of life. Thanks again.

The whole quality of your production. So reminds me of the late beloved Sister Wendy. Bryan in SoCal

Thank you very much for creating this video and including so many mythological references! Super interesting, well prepared and documented. Lovely!

This narrator is nuts. Trees have no souls, neither do they see, hear, speak, breath or listen. That being said I've planted some on my property in Serbia and they have an interesting history much like the Wollemi Pine in Australia.

Great video and you

Don't know whether you will ever see this message..... So I was in the woods the other day, a very special place, and I felt a calling to one particular tree🌳🌳🌳 not knowing it was a Yew tree, or anything about it, I stood and put my hand against a large piece of the tree which had been chopped off. I wanted to give the tree reiki for where the human had taken her limb. I wasn't expecting this, but I felt a surge of love and healing energy move right through my palm, up my arm and into my heart. Having a very natural gift to speak and listen to trees, I heard it say, please look in my undergrowth, I have a gift for you. I looked down in the undergrowth and there was the very arm that had been chopped off. I picked it up and looked at the most beautiful impressions of red, deep dark blood red and brown on its bark. A very heavy piece of wood, approximately 3 1/2 ft by 6 in wide. The tree clearly indicated to me that it wanted me to take it home and I only found out yesterday that it was in fact a Yew Tree. I have often been told by psychics that I have a gift I should be a death doola... so it hardly surprises me that I had this connection to a tree, which pertains to the underworld, death, rebirth and the life beyond the life. I just wondered what you would personally do with this beautiful arm of Yew? Would you make runess from it, or perhaps magical pendants... or do you feel it's just something to hold and meditate with? Some feel it is bad luck to bring it in the house and so it is perched on my balcony in the sun. I do hope this is a good omen and a genuine gift from the tree and I would love to hear your thoughts. Using could be negative in any way please be honest with me to help me make an informed decision as to how to work with the tree gift 🌳🌳🌳 Thank you for your wonderful video. ❤❤❤

Keep up the great work!

I am half way through The Magic Arts in Celtic Britain by Lewis Spence, it is full of this type of information. I had always wondered about fairies, Lewis says that they have the same attributes as the dead alike not good enough for Heaven and not bad enough for Hell, so they are between worlds. Basically, they are the same as the dead spirits of ancestors that lurk around during the Five Days of New Years - Halloween. Maybe that is why Smurfs are blue, I doubt it, I watch Little Red Ridding Hood cartoons just to see if any get it correct and they don't, probably because cutting out grand ma, mom, and the kid are a bit too much. BTW, they represent past ages of the Sun with destruction and Impact Winter between.

I'M collecting every branches of magic tree any kinds of trees that has a mysterious energy come from nature also stones❤

Interesting.

Um.. wicca aint history yet.. still recent in this age unlike celtic and pagans that been for ages since mediaeval day's. I might be confused tho 🤔 I do confuse things together with other thing's if been long time that I learned

Such a beautiful tree.

Very interesting,thanks very much. So much information about this wonderful tree. Subscribed for more. Best wishes.

A very interesting video, we're lucky enough to have an ash tree although due to its cramped growing area I don't think it will be growing quite as large as the ones you show. Thanks for the video.

Thats history….in nature 😊👍👍 The magical and legendary stories about ash trees are wonderful too 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I love trees….I think they see….over hundreds years….whats going on around….every tree has a spirit….especially the old trees. The Hardy tree is astounding and is poetic connect to Thomas Hardy…and…the importance of the Ash tree 🌳 😊😉

Fascinating and interesting insight into a truly wonderful tree, thank you.

amazing thank you for your work!

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The claim that 'many' yew trees in churchyards predate the churches and by inference were planted in pagan religious sites is not backed up by botany and archaeology and is based on the flawed calculations of one Allen Meredith in the 1970's. The vast majority of yews in churchyards were planted at the same time as the construction of the churches.

I found a lovely old Beech tree in the Highlands ,in the woods near where I lived,I called it the Druid tree,it was beautiful ,so pleased to learn more about these lovely Trees.

In Swedish beech is bok. A letter is a bokstav.

I imagine the spirits of all the local trees welcoming the spirit of a monkey puzzle tree with a banquet

Greetings from Ireland.Just found your wonderful series on trees and subscribed.❤🌲🌳🌴

"The first attempts at writing were scratched onto bark from beech trees." I'm sure she's wrong about this derivation of the word "book". The German word for letter, (of the alphabet) is 'Buchstabe' lit "beech stave/staff/stick". Before paper, people would write on beech strips or split sticks, more practical than bark.

Bio fuel.. they are burning acres of trees and saying its eco green????

Not all created equal. We have an American walnut here in Canada not much nut but the squirrels like em.

Would love to hear the song of the beech❤❤❤❤❤

I could not make out the name you said (English translation) of the native word for the tree ..? Nice video nonetheless.

I enjoy your videos; they're always so informative.