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Re:Measuring the tallest trees in Britain 8 Months, 3 Weeks ago  
Sounds like going through the Tree Registry make sense. It is a tricky business because no one likes their champion tree downgraded, you might need security backup Looks like you'll be blazing a new trail to make this happen. Good luck!
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