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Jarrod Reedie Unfortunately for the president, sourcing materials for a 10th century cathedral is hard to come by. While some suggested carbon fibre and other alternatives to replace the spire that was destroyed in the blaze, the French opted towards using similar materials to that of the time it was built, namely oak trees. While there are oak trees aplenty within the Massif Central, they must be between 150 to 200 years old to be used for the project. While there is still time to find the oaks, it is quickly running out. The trees must dry after being cut down for anywhere between 12 and 18...

Article content France is on the hunt for 100-year-old oak trees to rebuild the famed wooden spire of Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, which was destroyed by fire in 2019. Much of the world’s attention was fixed on Paris is the spring of 2019 as a blaze ripped through the famous landmark. The fire started in the church’s attic and spread quickly throughout the roof, eventually reaching the spire, which became engulfed in flames and collapsed. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or France searches for centuries-old oak trees to rebuild Notre Dame's ...

The French president wants Notre-Dame restored to its former glory by 2024, in time for the Paris Olympics