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News from Brig O'turk
An 'ironivorous' tree in Scotland has been given protected status - despite it having 'eaten' a bicycle. The 'metal eating tree' which is considered one on Scotland's great curiosities, is located in Brig O'Turk, not far from Loch Lomond. Situated ...
The century-old Bicycle Tree, close to the site of a former blacksmith's shop at Brig O'Turk in the Trossachs, is renowned for its unusual features. Locals believe that a ship's anchor and chain, and parts of a horse's bridle may have been swallowed up ...
A renowned tree which appears to have metal growing out of it has been awarded protected status. The 'Bicycle Tree' is close to the site of a former blacksmith's shop in Brig O'Turk in the Trossachs. It is known for its unusual features, particularly a ...
A “metal-eating” tree, described as “one of Scotland's greatest arboricultural curiosities” has finally been awarded protected status. The century-old Bicycle Tree, close to the site of a former blacksmith's shop in Brig O'Turk in the Trossachs is ...
Robbers smashed their way into the Woodland Trusts's Glen Finglas Visitor Centre on the A821 near Brig o' Turk and stole thousands of pounds worth of audio equipment. They also caused damage to the centre which was built at a cost of £200,000 and ...
Stirling Sheriff Court. Ewen MacGregor, 59, of Strathyre, was working at Brig O'Turk when he fell from the vehicle and was killed on February 8, 2012. The machine, a forwarder used to transport timber, was later found with the handbrake off, sitting on ...
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