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David Humphries
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Beautiful shot of the wild flowers David . Kind of relaxes me to look at it . Stark contrast to the sky line shot of the buildings ! There is a need for all kinds in the world we live in now . I prefer the wild meadow but know I need the crutch of the big city in certain respects .....

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Beech that died around 10 years ago which was subsequently reduced & coronetted in 2007.

 

Its part of an ongoing monolith survey thats looking to record the insect fauna of this specific habitat type at the site.

 

Various decay species (Ganoderma applanatum, Fomes fomentarious & Daldinia concentrica) have slowly devoured significant portions of its volume to the extent that we couldn't keep it standing at the same height anymore due to the target of a woodland desire path & also not wanting to lose the standing dead wood & its associated biodiversity.

 

 

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We've reduced about 3m off the top.

 

Not wanting to lose the top section (which would have disintegrated on impact) we rigged it off a high line with the Hobbs.

 

Too decayed to climb, (it wobbled like a very wobbly thing) Ali worked off a separate high line further above the rigging line.

 

The detached section will be resurrected on an adjacent tree.

 

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