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It was originally bred at the Teagasc | Oak Park Research Centre in Carlow, Ireland. |
marked by a public house, also named The Royal | Oak and a railway crossing on the Yorkshire Coast L |
It is on the Gospel | Oak to Barking Line in Zone 3, between Leytonstone |
Soviet times Delatyn was famous by the Kovpak's | Oak which symbolizes the uncompromised hatred of Uk |
Chenopodium botrys, the Jerusalem | Oak Goosefoot (syn. |
The spiny | oak slug (Euclea delphinii) is a moth in the family |
The Crouch | Oak Tree |
The village has two pubs; the Old | Oak and the Plough and Harrow. |
he symbol or mascot of the school is the Golden | Oak Tree. |
Much of the native | oak woodland remains, although a considerable porti |
and Wanstead Park railway station on the Gospel | Oak to Barking Line served by the London Overground |
on of the Admiralty, where he earned the silver | oak leaves of a commander before retiring in 1942 a |
meditation garden, reflecting pool, and the old | oak tree, the project is a great inspiration for cu |
The Bowthorpe | Oak |
chapmanii, commonly referred to as the Chapman | Oak, is a species of oak tree that grows in the Sou |
Carlton has two pubs, The Fox and The Royal | Oak. |
lways, which created a new subsidiary, the Live | Oak, Perry and Georgia Railroad Co., to own the tra |
goes to meet his love at the river, by the old | oak tree, and finds that she has committed suicide. |
The Midland | Oak |
Trees growing in the Pin | Oak Natural Area include Pin Oak, Swamp White Oak a |
The carved | oak pulpit and tester are from the 17th century. |
30, and 31st, they were engaged along the White | Oak Road, before taking part in the assault upon th |
l Center - 1300 West Godfrey Avenue in the West | Oak Lane neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia |
disease called "frosty mildew" in the Sawtooth | Oak (Quercus acutissima). |
On February 5, 1994, the Live | Oak, Perry and South Georgia Railroad was merged in |
In most areas, the Georgian | Oak grows at elevations of 400-1,000 m (1,300-3,300 |
Quercus libani, the Lebanon | Oak, is a species of oak native to the eastern Medi |
Navajoe School Districts, and parts of the Lone | Oak and Riverside School districts, consolidated to |
Quercus imbricaria, the Shingle | Oak, is a deciduous tree in the red oak group of oa |
H.I.S.'s headquarters is in the Shinjuku | Oak Tower in Nishi-Shinjuku |
e demolished and the present building - the new | Oak Lodge - was built. |
based on a 1685 estate map, which use the name | Oak Grove for a part of this area. |
The Round | Oak rail accident was, in the words of the United K |
the settlement has one public house, the Royal | Oak. |
nges apart from the replacement of the original | oak doors with cruciform windows with black metal d |
ly Trinity and a typical country pub, The Royal | Oak. |
The Bur | Oak Trail (.5 mile loop) is a nature trail with an |
il it was destroyed in a heavy storm, the Royal | Oak was said to have being so large that horsemen o |
Marton is also home to the oldest | oak in Cheshire which has been estimated at over 60 |
At the rear of the building is the Junipero | Oak, a California landmark. |
The nearby | Oak Glen area is best known for its apple orchards, |
ted in San Marino, California, in the exclusive | Oak Knoll subdivision. |
The Georgia | oak is classified in the red oak section Quercus se |
Ambrosia mexicana is actually the Jerusalem | Oak Goosefoot (Chenopodium botrys), an entirely unr |
The line now forms part of the Gospel | Oak to Barking line, part of the London Overground. |
hop and 2 public houses, The Swan and The Royal | Oak. |
After spending the night at the Welsh | Oak the combined columns moved on to the Westgate H |
wer (Should I Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old | Oak Tree?)" Her version remained in the top 40 for |
The village has two churches, the Royal | Oak public house and a garden centre. |
e city of Ovilla is primarily served by the Red | Oak Independent School District, and to a lesser ex |
He is interred in the Royal | Oak Burial Park in Saanich. |
and Caliroa cinxia, which feed on the resident | oak (Quercus) trees. |
th the contents of the library and the interior | oak paneling and shelving were moved to their prese |
Elementary School, the former site of The Post | Oak School |
by the mayor of Chico was made from the Hooker | Oak. |
Riverside County, California, named the Jurupa | Oak, was determined to be over 13,000 years old, a |
One well-known graduate of The Post | Oak School is U.S. figure skater Becky Bereswill. |
For the Selly | Oak local authority electoral ward, see Selly Oak ( |
The Post | Oak School is a Montessori school located in Bellai |
For the Selly | Oak Parliamentary constituency, see Birmingham Sell |
The Georgian | Oak is a fairly large tree growing up to 20-25 metr |
ne 8 and 9 was shifted primarily over the White | Oak Bayou watershed. |
to the St Lawrence school field from the Royal | Oak, another pub. |
The Selly | Oak local council ward is one of the 40 electoral w |
nesbury Canal, was a branch from the Wednesbury | Oak Loop. |
played for the first time in 2010 at the Fallen | Oak course in Biloxi, Mississippi. |
The Wednesbury | Oak Loop was one of the loops in the original, mean |
The Treaty | Oak is an octopus-like Southern live oak (Quercus v |
The intensive efforts to save the Treaty | Oak included applications of sugar to the root zone |
ardson, stood behind Coleman and told the Royal | Oak coach that, "if Don Coleman couldn't swim, then |
The Little | Oak Tree Montessori is run by Christine Prendeville |
In 1956, Abraham was sent to the Selly | Oak Colleges, Birmingham to lecture on Pastoria and |
Houston ISD absorbed portions of the White | Oak Independent School District in 1937 and portion |
artment to do maintenance pruning on the Treaty | Oak. |
The White | Oak River runs through a variety of habitats includ |
West London Line, possibly including the Gospel | Oak to Barking Line. |
This land is near to the historic | Oak Knoll Naval Hospital (now demolished , pending |
pointed as a member of the government-sponsored | Oak Ridges Moraine Technical Working Committee. |
e Next Generations was also built on the Golden | Oak Ranch. |
450 m from Upper Holloway station on the Gospel | Oak to Barking Line. |
The Bale | Oak was a large oak tree which once stood in the vi |
Platform of the Royal | Oak tube station looking westbound |
The Chained | Oak is the local legend of Alton Village in Staffor |
y Wayne Horvitz in collaboration with the White | Oak Dance Company. |
e ward of Kings Norton (previously in the Selly | Oak constituency). |
he focus, and most working members of the Grove | Oak community drive to factories or other jobs in t |
It was named the 'Royal | Oak Inn' (1851) then 'No 1 lower Bryn Coliery Cotta |
ed from Kentish Town to the south by the Gospel | Oak to Barking railway line. |
Quercus cubana, the Cuban | oak, is a medium sized evergreen tree native to Wes |
two hotels, Karslake House Hotel and the Royal | Oak, both dating to before the start of the 16th ce |
The scarlet | oak, or Quercus coccinea, commonly referred to by e |
The village also has a pub, the Royal | Oak, a church, St Andrew's (Church of England) foun |
in 1867, is very similar to that of the nearby | Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel. |
e has a shopping centre and two pubs, the Royal | Oak and Gulliver's, known for much of the 19th and |
he old woman said, "For every branch on the Old | Oak Tree here that falls, a member of the Earl's fa |
Black Ministries and Leadership, and the Selly | Oak Centre for Mission Studies (the successor to th |
It is believed to have been the very | oak that stood in the centre of the village for 150 |
, still shows the portcullis groove and the old | oak gates. |
The scarlet | oak can be mistaken for the pin oak, the black oak, |
The original of the Poringland | Oak hangs in Room 7 at Tate Britain. |
The Selly | Oak ward covers an area of south Birmingham, and in |
hat can be found in the area include the Gambel | Oak (Scrub Oak or Oak Brush), Ponderosa Pine, Pinyo |
The offices and antenna were in the former | Oak Park Arms Hotel. |
But by then, deaths aboard the Royal | Oak were becoming frequent, and on March 19, 1678 C |
The Bog | Oak water feature in the centre of the village is e |
It is known as the Atherton | Oak due to the shape of its immature leaves which r |
The Black | Oak River flows through the centre of the town and |
st of Crouch Hill railway station on the Gospel | Oak to Barking line. |
The raised-panel | oak main entrance door, with windows on the side an |
The Mohr | oak can be a small tree up to six metres high or a |
The top of the village sign depicts the Bale | oak |
Virginia 1770-1920," a coal mine near the Mingo | Oak had a permanently burning refuse pile, the fume |
e description, it is conjectured that the Royal | Oak was about 10 feet in diameter or 30 feet in cir |
In 2005 The Big | Oak produced acorns for the first time in decades. |
The Big | Oak is a very popular location for weddings and var |
The Lucombe | Oak was first spotted in 1762 when Lucombe noticed |
The Mingo | Oak had attained a height of 145 feet (44 meters) a |
Detail of the Crouch | Oak. |
so has a K9 unit to exclusively patrol the Live | Oak area. |
The cork | oak (Quercus suber), dominates the forest cover of |
ioner, Sims is Chairperson of the Construction, | Oak Forest Hospital and Tax Delinquency Committees. |
er, and an expert field goal kicker, the former | Oak Park lad is a triple threat artist de luxe. |
able specimens of American oaks such as the Pin | Oak Quercus palustris Muenchh. |
Kidd Springs is a neighborhood in the North | Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas (USA). |
The Charter | Oak Greenway is a bike trail that runs from East Ha |
He wasn ominated a Knight of the Royal | Oak in 1661. |
The white | oak is also the state tree of Connecticut and Maryl |
The Great | Oak Door at St Peter's church |
hiladelphia is named in his honor and the grand | oak tree in the central courtyard at the University |
Industrial scene on the Wednesbury | Oak Loop, less than a mile from the rural scene |
It is transmitted from the Copt | Oak transmitter close to the M1 north of Leicester |
The Old | Oak is owned by the Denby-based Leadmill Brewery, s |
The Selly | Oak Hospital Accident & Emergency Department has no |
The previous | oak tree on the site, planted in the mid 20th centu |
The village currently has two pubs: The Old | Oak Inn on the main village street, and the Sitwell |
igh Offley also once had a pub called the Royal | Oak, which has been closed for several years, and h |
hood school, Gordon temporarily housed The Post | Oak School. |
The Meavy | Oak in front of the church |
al architectural details, such as the elaborate | oak entrance doors, remain. |
The Live | Oak Antiblemma (Antiblemma rufinans) is a moth of t |
Garnering assistance from the White | Oak Mountain Triad leader Hong Shi and Agent Steven |
ath system connects the village over the wooded | Oak Hill to the nearby village of Dumbleton. |
He was proposed as a Knight of the Royal | Oak for Monmouthshire in 1660, and continued to rep |
The Solitary | Oak Leafminer (Cameraria hamadryadella) is a moth o |
at an old country store was filmed at the Lone | Oak Grocery store. |
esting birds such as warblers, and the maturing | oak and wild service- tree stands attract many inse |
loggers alongside the main trunk of the Hooker | Oak. |
The Lebanon | oak does not tolerate root disturbance well, theref |
The Live | Oak Lodge - Registration |
a nurseryman, who gave his name to the Lucombe | Oak (Quercus x hispanica 'Lucombeana'). |
The Mohr | oak is abundant in western Texas. |
group of neighborhoods located in the southern | Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas (USA). |
r Steve & Barry's declared bankruptcy, the Post | Oak store was closed as part of the parent's compan |
The Wild | Oak Trail is a 25.6-mile (41.2 km) National Recreat |
sas City is a ghost town on the tip of the Live | Oak Peninsula in Aransas County, Texas near present |
In earlier times, the Law-Day | Oak provided the setting for Courts held to hear lo |
d area, Upper or West Carrollton with the noted | Oak Street commercial area, the Leonidas neighborho |
Quercus laceyi, the Lacey | Oak, is a small to medium-size deciduous Oak tree w |
a short walk from Woodgrange Park on the Gospel | Oak to Barking line, though the National Rail Timet |
The Live | Oak Brewing Company located in Austin, Texas, is a |
Much of the mostly | oak timber used in its construction was salvaged fr |
has a Mediterranean forest cover where the cork | oak, a hardy Mediterranean tree, predominates. |
Fulwell Cross round about is a pub, the Fairlop | Oak, called after a giant tree under which for cent |
The Compleat | OAK Leaves: Volume One of the Official Journal of O |
in 1811, and Malcolm was appointed to the Royal | Oak, which he commanded off Cherbourg till March 18 |
the olive, the almond, the juniper and the holm | oak. |
The Royal | Oak at the top of High Street and The White Lion, w |
he purposes of which is to preserve the ancient | oak commonly known as the Treaty Oak ... for the be |
He became landlord of the Royal | Oak at Morley. |
The interior | oak woodwork, flooring, and arches have all been re |
Such is the quality of the live | oak trees in the Brunswick and the Golden Isles are |
The Gospel | Oak to Barking line of London Overground has statio |
ool that became the Crain Unit include the Live | Oak, Riverside, Sycamore, Terrace, and Valley schoo |
Quercus coccinea, the scarlet | oak, is an oak in the red oak section Quercus sect. |
Rockett SUD water tower near the Waxahachie/Red | Oak border. |
y Centre is a Quaker college based in the Selly | Oak area of Birmingham, England. |
Quercus georgiana, the Georgia | oak or Stone Mountain oak, is a rare deciduous oak. |
The Bale | Oak was a large oak tree in Bale, a village in nort |
On December 31, 1990, the Live | Oak, Perry and South Georgia's parent, the Southern |
Quercus rapurahuensis, the Talamanca | Oak, is a tropical species of oak in the red oak gr |
Country Club from 1965 to 1968 and at the Royal | Oak Racquet & Country Club from 1969 to 1970. |
was established in order to protect the natural | oak woodland on the slopes on either sides of the T |
The gray | oak occurs from 4,000 to 9,000 feet above sea level |
Drive on the north, Wright Street on the south, | Oak Cliff Boulevard on the east and Hampton Road on |
The gray | oak is found growing from Texas westward into the m |
It is home to the Royal | Oak public house, the first to be named after the n |
e Culpeper Minutemen were formed under the same | oak tree where the 1775 Minutemen had organized. |
ation in The South occurred at the Emancipation | Oak located on the campus of Hampton University in |
The white | oak is the state tree of Illinois. |
Midlands, and was Head of English at the Shire | Oak School, Walsall Wood. |
861 under what became known as the Emancipation | Oak tree in present-day Hampton near Fort Monroe. |
Western Park is a neighborhood in the south | Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas, south of Cockrell |
The local inns are the Royal | Oak and the Hare and Hounds. |
and the L. O. Daniel neighborhood on the south, | Oak Cliff Boulevard on the east and the Stevens Par |
n Biking is also a popular activity on the Wild | Oak Trail. |
iver Thames, and became an agent for the Gospel | Oak Ironworks in Staffordshire. |
arborists expected the tree to die, the Treaty | Oak survived. |
nd lake use permits can be purchased at the Pin | Oak Lodge. |
Many Texans see the Treaty | Oak today as a symbol of strength and endurance. |
In 1997, the Treaty | Oak produced its first crop of acorns since the van |
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