Thousand-year-old ancient oak tree tied to 'Robin Hood' legend has died, wildlife charity says

A giant, ancient oak tree located in the Sherwood Forest -- the iconic setting of the "Robin Hood" legend -- has died, a UK wildlife charity says....

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Thousand-year-old ancient oak tree tied to 'Robin Hood' legend has died, wildlife charity says