There must be around 12 to 14 yew trees grown together in this spot.

I do particularly like this tree for its gnarly roots and unusual trunk. They age in the most spectacular way.

It's unusual to see them planted thus together.
Usually seen alone in graveyards but I've not seen them grouped like this other than in the druids grove in Knypersley😊.

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