"Experts optimistic about regrowth of England's iconic Sycamore Gap tree after cutting incident"

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The famous Sycamore Gap tree in northern England, known for its appearance in the film "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," was recently cut down by a vandal. However, experts believe the tree is still alive and will likely regrow, although it may take decades or even centuries. The tree holds sentimental value for many people, who have scattered ashes and made proposals there. A man attempted to replant a sapling at the site, but it was removed due to legal restrictions. The National Trust plans to protect the remaining stump and see if it regrows, as sycamores have the ability to grow new stems after an injury.
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