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Tree in North Saanich park has roots to the battlefield of Flanders Field
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Tree in North Saanich park has roots to the battlefield of Flanders Field
A 103-year-old tree in a North Saanich park has a direct connection to a battlefield in Europe where Canadians fought and died during the First World War. The European beech tree that’s unique to Dominion Brook Park stands as a living memorial to Canadians who fought from 1914 to 1918. But its connection goes even deeper. Nancy Johnson, president of the Friends of Dominion Brook Park Society says they’re looking to learn know more about the tree…
·Victoria, Canada
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