The Mythology and Folklore of Trees - 11 June 2022
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EXP-08-046-11/06/2022-10:30
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Saturday
11 June
10:30 - 12:30
Discover the folklore and myths that surround Kensington Gardens' trees with arboriculturist, Greg Packman. Find out why oak trees were seen to be symbols of the gods; why rowan trees were considered to be protective against witchcraft; and which of our trees above all symbolise renewal and purification.
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