31/05/2026
🪵 OWN A PIECE OF KENT HISTORY 🪵
In October 1987, the Great Storm changed the Kent landscape forever. In the tiny village of Baddlesmere, a massive, ancient English Oak was blown down by 100mph winds.
The local farmer milled it to build his barn. The neighbor bought the rest for a home project. It was sold again, tucked away, and preserved for decades.
Now, we’ve secured the ultimate find. We are officially in possession of the very last remaining beams, planks, and breathtaking live-edge slabs from this legendary 1987 storm-felled oak.
These are highly characterful, beautifully seasoned, and completely irreplaceable. Once they are gone, this chapter of local history closes for good.
📍 Now on display and for sale:
William Frances Timber, Herne Bay (CT6 5SD)
Drop by the yard or send us a DM to secure a piece!