Believe It or Not A Live Police Station In A Hollow Tree
A German village once had a hollow oak serving as a police station for seventy five years after a lightning strike. The tree, though hollow, keeps leaves each season and housed the locality’s lone officer until now. A curious fact from the era notes the tree’s enduring role.
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