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14 September 2008 14:31 (UTC)
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Acorns are always pretty...
I suspect it's to keep it from falling to pieces. Old trees in parks are often patched up to try and keep them around as long as possible. Just not usually with bricks!
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Date: 14 September 2008 14:31 (UTC)I suspect it's to keep it from falling to pieces. Old trees in parks are often patched up to try and keep them around as long as possible. Just not usually with bricks!