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The '''Major Oak''' | The '''Major Oak''', also known as the '''Great Oak''', was an [[oak tree]] originally found within [[Sherwood Forest]]. In the [[12th century]], the Major Oak was used by [[Robin Hood]] and his [[Merry Men]] as their sanctuary. | ||
By [[2050]], the Major Oak was the last surviving oak tree. It was kept on display in a [[Sector SE14 Delta|museum]] in [[London]]. The tree was stolen by a [[Centuripede]] and used to build a pod for her [[egg]]s. After [[Starkey]] and [[K9 Mark 2|K9]] helped save her eggs from [[Drake (Liberation)|Drake]]'s [[bomb]], she rewarded them by saving their lives and giving them the [[acorn]]s she had saved from [[Robin Hood]]'s time. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Last Oak Tree (TV story)|The Last Oak Tree]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:35, 17 April 2024
The Major Oak, also known as the Great Oak, was an oak tree originally found within Sherwood Forest. In the 12th century, the Major Oak was used by Robin Hood and his Merry Men as their sanctuary.
By 2050, the Major Oak was the last surviving oak tree. It was kept on display in a museum in London. The tree was stolen by a Centuripede and used to build a pod for her eggs. After Starkey and K9 helped save her eggs from Drake's bomb, she rewarded them by saving their lives and giving them the acorns she had saved from Robin Hood's time. (TV: The Last Oak Tree)
