Sycamore gap tree felled - Words Fail Me
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Bonefish Blues said:
otolith said:
Desiderata said:
How on earth do you come up with a figure of £622191 as the value of a tree? Not disputing it, just wondering how on earth you get to that precise figure?
They used CAVAThttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03071...
CoolC said:
HTP99 said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Only one has entered a plea so far.
So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
Wisley RHS has a very rare tree insured for over a £million so I've been told. So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
Gareth79 said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Only one has entered a plea so far.
So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
The valuation seems to be based on tree diameter, so I imagine a yew would come up high?So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
Silvanus said:
Gareth79 said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Only one has entered a plea so far.
So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
The valuation seems to be based on tree diameter, so I imagine a yew would come up high?So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
AceRockatansky said:
Silvanus said:
Gareth79 said:
Bonefish Blues said:
Only one has entered a plea so far.
So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
The valuation seems to be based on tree diameter, so I imagine a yew would come up high?So where's the UK's most valuable tree, anyone know?
HTP99 said:
Wisley RHS has a very rare tree insured for over a £million so I've been told.
What does tree insurance actually cover? It can’t be replacement as a large tree isn’t replaceable. So what does monetary compensation cover other than perhaps disposal after for example a storm felling it, or something?dvs_dave said:
What does tree insurance actually cover? It can’t be replacement as a large tree isn’t replaceable. So what does monetary compensation cover other than perhaps disposal after for example a storm felling it, or something?
Maybe it's what the insurance company will charge for getting it repaired at one of their partner garages?But I see your point - the sycamore gap tree is gone. No amount of money will bring it back, and a new tree costs what a new tree costs irrespective of which tree it's replacing.
Ian Geary said:
dvs_dave said:
What does tree insurance actually cover? It can’t be replacement as a large tree isn’t replaceable. So what does monetary compensation cover other than perhaps disposal after for example a storm felling it, or something?
Maybe it's what the insurance company will charge for getting it repaired at one of their partner garages?But I see your point - the sycamore gap tree is gone. No amount of money will bring it back, and a new tree costs what a new tree costs irrespective of which tree it's replacing.
Psssst, what do you need Bruv? Got a nice silver birch and some elm.
Ian Geary said:
dvs_dave said:
What does tree insurance actually cover? It can’t be replacement as a large tree isn’t replaceable. So what does monetary compensation cover other than perhaps disposal after for example a storm felling it, or something?
Maybe it's what the insurance company will charge for getting it repaired at one of their partner garages?But I see your point - the sycamore gap tree is gone. No amount of money will bring it back, and a new tree costs what a new tree costs irrespective of which tree it's replacing.
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