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Two Men Found Guilty of Cutting Down Iconic Sycamore Gap Tree in North England

Two Men Found Guilty of Cutting Down Iconic Sycamore Gap Tree in North England
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World May 9, 2025 13:35

newcastle - Two men have been convicted of felling the famous 'Sycamore Gap Tree,' causing outrage and damage to Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Two Men Convicted for Felling Iconic Sycamore Gap Tree

Two individuals in North England have been found guilty of cutting down the renowned 'Sycamore Gap Tree,' a key element in a 1991 Robin Hood film, standing for nearly two centuries near Hadrian's Wall.

Significance of the Tree

The Sycamore Gap Tree was a popular landmark and a crucial part of the local landscape, positioned between hills alongside Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO-listed site.

Court Verdict and Sentencing

The 39-year-old and 32-year-old defendants denied the charges, but evidence from a phone linked them to the act. Their sentencing is scheduled for July, with unclear motives speculated by prosecutors.

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