Title

English oak

Caption

English oak (Quercus robur) 'Son of the Royal Oak', storm-damaged descendant of the original 'Royal Oak' where King Charles II hid while fleeing Oliver Cromwell's parliamentary troops, Boscobel House, Staffords

Date

Sep 22, 2016

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/John Eveson

Reference

BRK22G18_275

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Rights managed

Available size

54,0Mb (1,8Mb) / 17,7in x 11,8in / 5315 x 3549 (300dpi)

Keywords

British Charles II Charles II of England Common oak England English oak English oaks Europe Fagaceae French oak No People Oak Oak tree Oaks One tree Pedunculate oak Quercus Quercus pendunculata Single tree Solitary tree damage damages deserted empty freestanding geography isolated journey king kings monarch monarchs nature no one nobody out outdoor outdoors outside plant plants royal ruler rulers solitary son sons sovereign stand-alone storm damage storm damages summer summery travel destination travel destinations travel photography tree trees trip troop troops uninhabited Fagales individual single deciduous tree deciduous trees