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Antakalnis Multi-Trunk Linden Tree
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This linden tree, now a state-protected natural monument, is an extraordinary marvel of nature, showcasing the resilience and regenerative ability of plants. Over ninety years ago, after the main trunk was cut down, it demonstrated incredible vitality by sprouting ten new trunks, known as young lindens. Despite facing natural challenges, such as strong winds that have reduced the number of trunks, this linden tree continues to amaze with its resilience and beauty. Visitors are invited to come and count the remaining trunks themselves, not only fostering interest in natural monuments but also providing a personal experience to get closer to this impressive tree.
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