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The Majesty Oak, also referred to as the Fredville Oak, stands tall in Fredville Park, Kent, near the quaint village of Nonington in the UK. With its sprawling branches and robust trunk, it’s not only recognized as the largest maiden (non-pollarded) oak in Britain but is also considered one of the
The Majesty Oak, also referred to as the Fredville Oak, stands tall in Fredville Park, Kent, near the quaint village of Nonington in the UK. With its sprawling branches and robust trunk, it’s not only recognized as the largest maiden (non-pollarded) oak in Britain but is also considered one of the largest in Europe. Its impressive size and centuries-long history make it a natural marvel, drawing admiration from locals, visitors, and tree enthusiasts worldwide. The Historical Legacy of Majesty Oak The
