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( lovely shot by the way, beautifully sharp )
Left on their own, they split off a trunk from the drop roots and continue to grow as another tree. I do recall reading somewhere there is one in India that is dozens of metres long, from a single original tree!
This one had two main trunks in my time. One was killed off because it was growing into the street. The remaining one is the original: a bit wider, but overall a smaller tree than back in the late 60s.
Dunno how old it really is but historical records seem to indicate at least 120 years old. There is a hand drawing in a friend's collection, done back around 1890, and it has this tree already there.