Removing marker spray

[Moose McAlpine]

1 minute ago, Stubby said:

Got to be " Tuffie Wipes " though ...

 

What kind of wipes should he use?

[Stubby]

Just now, Moose McAlpine said:

 

What kind of wipes should he use?

Shut up ! 😁

[petercb]

On 21/04/2022 at 16:45, Paul73 said:

So I finally got through all the hoops with the FC and the LPA and got permission for a new loading area and track. I went out and crashed about in the undergrowth with some tape measures, some pegs and a tin of marker spray. It turns out I was a bit hasty with the marker spray. Now we have cleared most of the trees and undergrowth, I can see that there is a slightly better line for a small bend that is needed in the track. I have marked the wrong trees here. Its no big deal but if I ever decide to have paying clients in for something like say Forest School, it looks a bit messy. I did it in bright pink because it was too horrible a colour to miss. 

 

Any tips for getting the spray off? Clearly not thinners but olive oil/ fairy liquid? and a stiff brush?

 

Thanks

 

Paul

 

 

Paul I am in what I guess is the same position as you regarding a new track. FC have been great but LPA are being a right pain in the proverbial demanding Tree surveys of an Ash plantation (1.8ha) about 30 years old fit only for firewood. Additionally I am not sufficiently capable of doing the tree report despite the fact that I have managed our 52ha wood for 25 years singlehanded with 3 WGS completed, Woodmark approved, chainsaw tickets etc etc. Only want an access for pickup to be able to get off road and turn. It's adjoining a B class road so full planning needed. What hoops did they make you jump through? Any advice gratefully received.

Anyone on here do tree surveys in my area, East Northants, just in case I get forced down this route?