Grrrr

[were_gopher]

Some where in Glasto there  is a little scrotbag who had better be very careful from now on for this little stunt.

Comments

[lil-shepherd.livejournal.com]

Oh, I gather the locals are pretty sure who did it, though nothing has been proved.

I do wish the BBC wouldn't promulgate the "2,000 year old" idiocy about a tree planted in 1953 (and then to replace one planted in 1952 that died.) There are quite a number of twice-a-year flowering thorns in Glastonbury.

[zanda-myrande.livejournal.com]

Especially as, having failed to get rid of the entire thing, the money from the property developer will doubtless not have been paid...

[watervole.livejournal.com]

Jerks. The tree is important to a lot of people. It has symbolism for pagans, as well as Christians. Sure it isn't the original, but as another commentator said - it's the chain of continuity and the symbolic meaning of the tree.