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Bluebells grow in a forest, taken in West Sussex, England, June 2017. Spanning across 400 acres in West Sussex are some of the oldest living things in Britain. In the Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve are the ancient, twisted yews dating back 2,000 years. Resembling an enchanted forest the trees’ branches have grown into one another over hundreds of years. Other tree species in the park include oak, ash, holly and hawthorn. (Photo by Benjamin Graham/Barcroft Images)
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