The tree will be exhibited at the Sill in Hexham, close to where it once stood
The largest section of the Sycamore Gap tree unlawfully cut down last December is to go on public display, Northumberland national park has announced.
The tree, which stood in a dip next to Hadrian’s Wall, will be exhibited at the Sill, a tourist attraction in Hexham, not far from where it once stood.
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