Two men were found guilty today for cutting one of the most famous trees in Britain, Sycamore Gap, two years ago, a beloved for the British people of an emblematic landmark who had even appeared in a Hollywood film. Prosecutors spoke of a “stupid mission”. Sycamore Gap, a 200 -year -old pseudonym, dominated the historic Hadrian wall, isolated between two hills in an impressive landscape of Northaberland National Park in northern England. In 2016 it was voted as a “tree of the year” and was also screened on the big screen, in the film “Robin of the Forests” with Kevin Costner in 1991. The tree was cut with a chainsaw, sawed at the base of the trunk on September 28, 2023, causing sadness and anger. Prosecutor Richard Wright told the jurors in Newcastle’s court last month that 39 -year -old Daniel Graham and 32 -year -old Adam Caraders are responsible for “reckless vandalism”. The fall of the tree caused […]
Source: News Beast
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