is there anybody there?

[David oakman]

If you go down to the 10th AA arborists trade fair you will be in for a big surprise, you will find 1000 arbtalk members. i had to work:bawling:

[madmatt]

999 are there, I stayed at work to. couldn't justify £85 on a day out, not when its apf this year!

[christreeroot]

999 are there, I stayed at work to. couldn't justify £85 on a day out, not when its apf this year!

 

Far to busy for fun and as you say matt the Apf is in a couple of months:001_cool:

[David Humphries]

997 were there, I opted to do the Ancient Tree Forum visit to Richmond Park today.

Will be at the show on the morrow...............keep a cold one aside for me Justin.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Bundle 2]

I am not happy to be missing the workshop scheduled for 2nite...major bummer.....

[madmatt]

Far to busy for fun and as you say matt the Apf is in a couple of months:001_cool:

 

yeah apf is far more my scene, I don't dangle from ropes so the AA isn't really my thing, apf on the other hand big shiny machinery certainly is!

[Mozza]

I would of liked to have gone to the trade fair as ive never been to one, Work got in the way tho, I mentioned it to my boss but he was having none of it, Ill hopefully do the APF later in the year

[Nick Waring]

I'll be there on Sat,

[David oakman]

What was Richmond park like? was it a royal hunting forest? did you learn anything about veteran trees. was mr ancient tree man there ( ted green ) at least you are not to far from the show. david

[David Humphries]

What was Richmond park like? was it a royal hunting forest? did you learn anything about veteran trees. was mr ancient tree man there ( ted green ) at least you are not to far from the show. david

 

Richmond is one of Londons Royal Parks.

Currently 600 odd Deer, and about a thousand Vets, mainly Oak. Very impressively managed with the works being carried out by TEP and The Tree Company.

Coronet City

No Tet today, I'll be catching up with him at Woburn on the 25th, but David Lonsdale, Nev Faye and the day was hosted very well by the Local Superintendant and his Tree Officers.

 

The next ones on the 9th of October at Burnham Beeches ( Helen Reed et al ) well worth attending if Vet Tree Management is your bag.

http://www.woodland-trust.org.uk/ancient-tree-forum/atfevents/events.htm