Two British, sent to court after cutting the legendary “tree of Robin Hood”, near Hadrian's wall
Two men in an “imbecile mission” cut the “Sycamore Gap” tree in the UK two years ago, causing revolt in the UK. The maple was one of the most emblematic trees in the world.
The Sycamore Gap tree was cut by two photo men: X
The Sycamore Gap tree, with an estimated age at almost 200 years old, was near Hadrian's historical wall in northern England, becoming an extremely popular place.
Its fame was so great that it appeared in the 1991 movie, “Robin Hood: The prince of thieves ”. His cut, in September 2023, caused pain and rage on a large scale.
Prosecutor Richard Wright said two men, 39 -year -old Daniel Graham, and Adam Carruthers, 32, were responsible for “”vandalism without the weather ”. They cut him “Deliberately with a saw“, Then they filmed themselves “The stupid mission“With the mobile phone.
The two men, in Cerbria, denied two charges of “Criminal damage” of the tree and the wall of Hadrian, where he was, according to The Guardian.
The jury was presented the images on the phone, which lasts two minutes and 40 seconds, in which the drubba and the sound of the tree that collapses are heard. You can also see the silhouette of a person using the drum.
