this post was submitted on 25 Mar 2026
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Thank you! The forest is full of pine, oak and beech trees. The bark doesn't look like oak or pine and didn't have needles.Thus, fagus is quite likely. It would still be very interesting if someone else has an idea of what might have caused that deformation.