With a girth of more than 4 metres this oak stands out in the small woodland in which it is found.
In recent years, it was named "Old Tom" by a local resident and the name has caught on amongst other regular visitors of the wood.
In additon to receiving a name, Old Tom also receives special treatment at Christmas when a large ribbon is tied around the trunk.
Old Tom inspired this pencil drawing, entered into the 2008 Special Woods Art Competition:
Do let us know if you know anymore about Old Tom or have a photo of him dressed up in his ribbon!
Old Tom stands on the path which runs along the eastern edge of the wood
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