Tree killed in fatal bus crash

Tree killed in fatal bus crash

By Ross Peterson • on January 12, 2010

GLOUCESTERSHIRE – A tree has been fatally injured as a bus carrying 40 passengers, including 29 Royal Marines bound for their holidays in Afghanistan, slid on ice and tumbled down a steep bank, causing mortal damage to its trunk and root systems. The tree, a 24 metre, 18 year-old Hornbeam was not killed instantly, but suffered insurmountable internal

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