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  • Photo title: Cracked trunk longitudinally. it can be a poorly cultivated double crown with a cavity, or a lightning strike that split a tree. a
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  • Cracked trunk longitudinally. it can be a poorly cultivated double crown with a cavity, or a lightning strike that split a tree. arborist tying a rope with a branch
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