It is true that 'from little acorns mighty oaks grow.'
The #Thame Trees project, initiated by 21st Century Thame and coordinated by Sue Martin-Downhill, has kindly donated and organised the planting of a locally nurtured oak tree to Thame Town Council.
The oak tree, which was planted this morning by Deputy Mayor Cllr Adrian Dite at 'tabletop' alongside Hamilton Road, replaces the willow tree uprooted during the storms in December 2021 and will commemorate the late monarch, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Thame Town Council would like to express their thanks and appreciation for all the hard work of the #Thametrees volunteers, especially Peter Griffiths, Gaye Lynch and Mary Ann Evans, the resident who has nurtured the sapling, together with residents of Hamilton Road and Marston Road who have offered to water the tree to ensure it establishes in its new location.
More trees are being planted on 23 November on 'tabletop' and on the Queen Elizabeth Circle recreation area and each will be added to The Queen's Green Canopy map.
