
A 500-year-old oak tree in a forest in northern Germany has been connecting lovers for more than a century.
The Bridegroom's Oak, known as “Bräutigamseiche” in German, has a famous knothole that's been used as a mailbox since 1892.

A 500-year-old oak tree in a forest in northern Germany has been connecting lovers for more than a century.
The Bridegroom's Oak, known as “Bräutigamseiche” in German, has a famous knothole that's been used as a mailbox since 1892.