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Arborist report in Conservation Area
Dan Maynard replied to daveindales's topic in Trees and the Law
I think you're right, they can't request that. Being charitable, maybe it's not clear on the application if the tree has TPO - reality the application go to an admin person in planning department who knows nothing about trees. Theory I guess is reduce workload on TO but sometimes they say something daft. -
all the power used by cloud data centres to store everyone's old emails that they will never read again. I'm doing my bit towards total destruction with 6000 stored. Corporations must have just loads
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Blackberries were crazy early this year in Kent. Sloes and Damsons fruited really well. Local vineyards started picking mid September, which is early. Acorn/conker crop is normal. Sweet chestnuts keeping their powder dry. ’Mast year’ talk is generally bollocks. We all wish for a cold, dry winter and a white Christmas, but it will invariably start to piss down in a couple of weeks and not stop till March.
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@Iain Hickinbottom Also in the context future safety. I'd be wary of advertising your mobile number on a public forum like this. You never know who's looking, and there's ways of tracing numbers to addresses in some cases I think. Better to just get people to PM you instead. Best of luck with the recovery.
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I was in Canada in 1995 watching the Ryder cup on American TV. Europe won, and what I remember was how terrible the American commentators were about Europe's win.
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Patricia Crowther, aged 97. The UK's oldest witch. 'UK's oldest witch' Patricia Crowther dies aged 97 WWW.BBC.CO.UK She created the BBC Radio Sheffield show "A Spell of Witchcraft" about Wicca paganism in the 1950s.
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one I planted as an acorn
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Husky 540mk3 with the rear handle. They're around the 600 quid and pro.grade and have quite lot of poke for a 40cc saw. Nice and light too.
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Caltech Team Sets Record with 6,100-Qubit Array WWW.CALTECH.EDU The neutral-atom platform shows promise for scaling up quantum computers.
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Looking for flail for small tractor
green heart replied to Alan Smith's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Yes, I'd second Doobin's comments-you could happily run 6-8' rotary blade/swipe on 26hp, for ride maintenance, but you'd seriously struggle to power a flail with that horse power.. Swinging cutting tips are common on most large rotary cutters, and generally better than flails, unless a fine finish is specified? Doobin: you're the first person I've ever seen mowing Giant Hogweed, with a tractor mower -what happened there ! 🤭 -
Does anyone know if there's a way of setting up the Sthil Pro-Com units, if you won't (or rather, refuse to have ) a Google/Apple account, on your phone or computer ? I really want to buy some sets, for over a year now, but just don't want my data 'shared' with all those anonymous tech 'partners'.. 🙄
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Bandit ZT1844 stump grinder
Groundserv used Chippers and Grinders posted an advert in Arborist Machinery
Time Left: 29 days and 18 hours
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Bandit ZT1844 stump grinder in very good condition, for professional use. With 18" cutting wheel and 8 green teeth, three position operator console and rubber tracks. It has had a brand new engine and new clutch fitted and new battery. Machine runs perfectly Engine - Brand new Kohler 38hp Age - 2019 Hours - around 350 Fuel - petrol£11,750
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I'd put money on it being Sorbus or one of those newfangled Aria/Torminalis efforts. No way it's Acer, Tilia or Betula
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Crane assisted Tree removal course uk
sarataylor replied to Callum793's topic in Training & education
Check with Lantra or NPTC providers, sometimes they include crane work as part of their specialist courses. -
I don’t want a coal powered one Dan!
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How much? Walloping tree but nothing away.
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Morning all, Fine day again here. Wife’s birthday (state pension starts today), walk the dog, gardening with er indoors then meal out later. Happy Friday.
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Blunt spikes are dangerous and hard work. Sharpen them your self with a flat file on Buckinghams I just file two edges and remove the burr from the third edge.
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Quality as always mate.
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Does anyone else feel that Arbtalk has become Political Hate Talk?
Mesterh replied to Honda's topic in The Lounge
I dont think it has become a political hate forum at all. Yes some of the lounge threads can get a bit OTT at times but so what, Its the lounge section, ignore it if you must. The only way the forum can get back to the 'old days' of Arb/forestry/gear/woodwork talk if us as members move it in that direction by posting up new threads or resurrecting old ones. Forget the threads that annoy you, you wouldnt sit in a pub wasting your time listening to some shite on the next table if it didnt interest you. There are loads of members in here that are really helpful with vast amounts of knowledge, dont let a few posts/threads put you off. -
simarghu harness review Simarghu Harness Review
wood cutter replied to GeeSaw's topic in Climbers talk
I've had one for 5 years and it still decent. Yes it has its teething problems but ive done some decent size trees and felt safe and comfortable -
Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Oldfeller replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
I think that is Dyers Mazegill, non edible, but used for its dye, hence the name.
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