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Tree climbing: Part 2

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Ready to climb a tree?

Join Dan and Kate for the second part of our programme on tree climbing, as they discuss some record-breaking trees and hear what it's like to spend the night at the top of a tree.

This week's question:

In which country would you find the world’s oldest tree?

a) Australia
b) Tanzania
c) Sweden

Listen out for the answer in the programme!

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Tree climbing: Part 2

Vocabulary from the programme

astonishing

surprising and amazing

circumference

the distance around a circle

diameter

the distance across a circle

to camp

to sleep outdoors, usually in a tent or under a temporary shelter

canopy

something that spreads out above you

hammock

a swinging bed made of cloth or rope

hell of a…

an informal phrase that emphasises any quality you're talking about

for all intents and purposes

in a practical sense

wilderness

an area of land that's never been developed by man

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