Two people, a 16-year-old boy and a man in his 60s, have been arrested following the felling of the much-photographed tree last month.
The felled Sycamore Gap tree by Hadrian's Wall is being removed after it was cut down in what detectives have called a 'deliberate act of vandalism'. A crane is lifting the felled 50ft sycamore after it was cut from its root beside the Roman wall last month. Northumbria Police have arrested a boy aged 16 and a man in his 60s. Both have been bailed pending further investigation.
' People are being urged to stay away from the area while the operation takes place. The sycamore, situated in a dramatic dip in the Northumberland landscape beside Hadrian's Wall, was planted between 1860 and 1890, according to the National Trust. It was popular among photographers, painters and hikers, and had become somewhat of an emblem for the north east of England.
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Sycamore Gap: People urged to stay away as felled tree to be removed by craneThe National Trust said the tree will be removed by a crane and taken away in large sections to be safely stored while a decision is made on what to do with it.
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Sycamore Gap tree to be cut up and moved by craneExperts aim to keep it in 'as large sections as possible' but it is too big to move in one piece.
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Sycamore Gap: People urged to stay away as work starts on removal of historic treePeople are being urged to stay away from the area during the removal of the lone sycamore, which was said to be one of the most famous trees in the world.
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