Hoxne - St. Peter & St. Paul's Church (Suffolk)
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Hoxne - St. Peter & St. Paul's Church (Suffolk) |
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 Giant Redwood September 2015 |
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| Hoxne has plenty of interesting walks around the surrounding countryside, one of which passes St. Edmund's Monument that stands in the middle of a field. |
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| This is St Edmund's hall, built as a reading room in 1880 and now used as a village hall. Legend has it that King Edmund of East Anglia was killed in Hoxne in 869 after being discovered hiding under the nearby Goldbrook Bridge. The hall has a plaque depicting the scene, as can be seen below. |
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| Common Names and Latin Name | Latitude and Longitude | OS National Grid | Elevation (above sea-level) |
Height | Girth | Date Measured | |||
| WGS84 | OSGB36 | ||||||||
| Giant Redwood Sequoiadendron giganteum | N52.35187 E1.20115 | N52.35142 W1.20292 | TM 18106 77466 | 147ft (44.82m) | 29.5m | 4.01m | September 2015 | ||
| Girth was measured at 1.5 metres from ground | |||||||||