
🟨 Treasure Hoard Entry: The ancient yew tree at Breamore, Hampshire
The yew at Breamore (pronounced Bremmer) is situated alongside the path to the remarkable Anglo Saxon church.
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The yew at Breamore (pronounced Bremmer) is situated alongside the path to the remarkable Anglo Saxon church.
The chestnut bench ends are highly decorated and are said to be of C16th date, re-arranged in the 1850’s.
If I were a Banksy or an Emin, and presented the world with an object that had been shaped by the collated, nuanced press of several thousand people over five hundred years, I’d think I was onto something.
The whole church is a delight (the hedgehog bakery not far away either). Look closely above the ark carving and you'll see the faint outline of a Gothic script.
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