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- Q5308990 subject Q5916011.
- Q5308990 subject Q6641172.
- Q5308990 abstract "A Druid Oak is a large oak tree found in many ancient forests in Britain. Many such forests have named Druid Oaks - one such example being the Druid's Oak at Burnham Beeches. There are also rare examples at Salcey Forest, in Northamptonshire. Typically such trees will be hundreds of years old.The name relates to the ancient Druids who met in forests' Oak groves and in particular beneath the old Oak trees. It is interesting to note that one etymology of the word Druid comes from "dru-wid", which means "knower of oak trees".".
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- Q5308990 wikiPageWikiLink Q5916011.
- Q5308990 wikiPageWikiLink Q6641172.
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- Q5308990 comment "A Druid Oak is a large oak tree found in many ancient forests in Britain. Many such forests have named Druid Oaks - one such example being the Druid's Oak at Burnham Beeches. There are also rare examples at Salcey Forest, in Northamptonshire. Typically such trees will be hundreds of years old.The name relates to the ancient Druids who met in forests' Oak groves and in particular beneath the old Oak trees.".
- Q5308990 label "Druid oak".
- Q5308990 depiction Druids_Oak_Burnham_Beeches.JPG.