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Two dogs happily posing under the Giant Redwood Tree next to the Hall

Giant Redwood

Dawn Redwood

Gold Rush Dawn Redwood Tree (Metasequoia glyptostroboides "Ogon")
Brinton Hall is a 16th century house rebuilt in 1822 and has quite a history attached to it. There are tours on certain dates of the year which includes a snowdrop walk in February. The owners were very helpful and pointed out several other marvellous Redwood trees they had planted on their fields (including a Gold Rush Dawn Redwood), as well a collection of other trees. They also very helpfully told us of several other places to visit in the area that have Redwood trees.

Common Names and Latin Name No. Latitude and Longitude OS National Grid Elevation
(above sea-level)
Height Girth Date Measured
WGS84 OSGB36
Giant Redwood
Sequoiadendron giganteum
1 N52.88109
E1.02747
N52.88069
W1.02925
TG 03809 35804 43ft
(13.11m)
24.5m 6.62m September 2012
Dawn Redwood
Metasequoia glyptostrobodies
2 N52.88257
E1.02763
N52.88217
W1.02941
TG 03813 35969 36ft
(10.98m)
3.3m -- September 2012
3 N52.88310
E1.02686
N52.88270
W1.02864
TG 03758 36025 31ft
(09.45m)
14.6m -- September 2012
Giant Redwood
Sequoiadendron giganteum
4 N52.88303
E1.02676
N52.88263
W1.02854
TG 03752 36017 33ft
(10.06m)
12.9m -- September 2012
5 N52.88296
E1.02695
N52.88256
W1.02873
TG 03765 36010 39ft
(11.89m)
6.8m -- September 2012
Girth was measured at 1.5 metres from ground

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