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Lime tree in the local park. I can only assume it's fasciation on steroids. Clipper lighter for scale.

Spooky . We did the same . Also had an M20 ! ( ex WD ) Also a B31 and a B33 but alas not a DBD34 !

Come on @doobin. Let’s have it.

Haven’t had one this bad for a while. What could I have done better? Smaller gob? Sycamore. Two foot dbh ish. Visibly dead. Even crown weight. Building at 7 o’clock. Pull from 1 o’clock. Stretchy arb rope. Set low middle. Low moderate pretension. Hit the spot at 12 o’clock. But didn’t like how fast it went. But then later thought better to have got it moving away from the building than have it standing teetering dithering on shit wood.

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Yup, it's a bit disconcerting.

Hmm, followed the link, bit strange. Lots of strange attitudes to Christian values when mixed in with nationalism which then causes conflict between the two.

Don't go putting up shelves... From the mail so obviously true

Ha ha, Dave, you have shown your true colours on here. You can't expect to be able to claim that you have no agenda.You stir the racial pot at any given opportunity. That is no coincidence. That's a coward's way to do business.

100 people killed by terrorists in the last 20 years: A bit more context, 11,400 just plain old murders in that time. About 14,000 died falling down stairs. About 200 people killed Scuba diving. 27,700 ended up in hospital with a slippers related accident. Good to be reminded of the statistics, be careful out there folks

Fell them all.

Oh no! No more walking in the woods for me anymore!

Did I say it was ?? I said to wait, did I not ?? Don’t start the day off with lies and wild leftard nonsense now bonny lad

Whataboutery taken to its most leftard limit.

And the fact was it wasn't a terrorist attack no matter how you want to twist them towards your racist agenda.

"In the UK, an estimated five to six people per year are killed by tree-related injuries from falling trees or branches. This results in an estimated total of approximately 100 to 120 deaths from the general public over the last 20 years. " So, by your logic, terrorists are no more of a threat to us than trees are. Perhaps you're overreacting.

Ha ha. No, that's clearly not what I mean.

You mean like give me your money and your tits will get bigger ??

the cold kills off some poor folk if the terrorists don't get them first Over a 20-year period, cold weather has been linked to over 1.2 million deaths in the UK, with estimates from 2000-2019 suggesting around 60,000 cold-related deaths annually in England alone. This figure is derived from data that shows an average of over 60,500 cold-related deaths annually in England and Wales between 2000 and 2019, with the total for the 20-year period (2000-2019) being approximately 20×60,500=1,210,00020 cross 60 comma 500 equals 1 comma 210 comma 000 20×60,500=1,210,000