Database: Cyning Vale - Revision history

imported>Darman36: Removing Spoiler template

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	Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.		Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:24, 5 December 2020

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	Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.		Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.
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imported>Darman36 at 21:47, 23 November 2020

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	Now Kingley Vale, one of Europe's greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.		Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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Now Kingley Vale, one of Europe's greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.
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	[[File:ACV DB Cyning Vale.png\|right\|250px]]		[[File:ACV DB Cyning Vale.png\|right\|250px]]
	Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.		Now {{Wiki\|Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve\|Kingley Vale}}, one of [[Europe]]'s greatest yew forests. Highly poisonous, yew was a druidic symbol of both death and resurrection. It was sometimes planted in graveyards in the belief that its roots would grow through and seal the eyes of the dead. Sleep tight, everyone.