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Gerhard Mauerberger
August 4, 2023
Hiking
Seven beech trees (Fagus sylvatica) with a trunk circumference of 335–465 cm, a height of 25–30 m and crown diameters of 18–25 m were declared memorial trees.
The beeches are part of the vegetation that was planted after 1730 on the then bare castle hill. The beeches formed a massive root system to ensure stability on the steep slope. Erosion has exposed the roots and their entanglements, swellings and above-ground loops covered with light gray bark are striking in their beauty.
Be considerate - moving the hillside and roots will increase erosion and damage the memorial trees.
The beeches are part of the vegetation that was planted after 1730 on the then bare castle hill. The beeches formed a massive root system to ensure stability on the steep slope. Erosion has exposed the roots and their entanglements, swellings and above-ground loops covered with light gray bark are striking in their beauty.
Be considerate - moving the hillside and roots will increase erosion and damage the memorial trees.
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