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More than 1,100 years old: Germany's oldest tree discovered
EuroNews [en]
On a remote meadow in the Allgäu stands a living history book: a yew that may have thrived for over 1,100 years, possibly Germany's oldest tree. The gnarled giant near Steibis has outlasted generations.
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