In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!

[Treemoose]

Are you thrusting that tree over?

That's skill silky

[silky fox]

Thanks so much Rob!:thumbup: i really connected with you and Tony and Kew has a way of making time stand still so you both were great time travelling companions in a state of Arboricultural Limbo! Anytime you feel the need to wander....you know where to find me:001_smile:

[RobArb]

it definitely won't be the first and only time i make my way to Kew:thumbup1:

[RobArb]

And for David H if he's browsing past this way...

 

said branch failure of said tree, best shot i've got...

[David Humphries]

And for David H if he's browsing past this way...

 

said branch failure of said tree, best shot i've got...

 

Always browsing Mr Arb, always browsing

 

 

Thanks for the pm & the shot.

 

We've got NF over at work tomorrow, it will be interesting to talk over the images in terms of risk management etc...

 

 

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[RobArb]

And one of the tree, although the lighting isn't great in this shot

[Marc Lewis]

Looks like you had a great day and learnt a fair bit too i imagine. I will come up in a few weeks for that tour of kew we spoke about, that is if it is not too soon since your last visit. Perhaps you could teach me some of what you learnt from rob and tony?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Looks like you had a great day and learnt a fair bit too i imagine. I will come up in a few weeks for that tour of kew we spoke about, that is if it is not too soon since your last visit. Perhaps you could teach me some of what you learnt from rob and tony?

 

or give us a shout and I will pop along too:thumbup1:

[silky fox]

Traffic cones and tent pegs!...i dreamed about them last night:001_rolleyes: "sit and wait Mycelium"..and the body language of that big oak....it,s a whole new world:biggrin:...a blusher brush may well be the next thing i purchase..(for dusting off excavated Specemins) like,"The Prince"...My mind has become a Fungal Sponge, And Hamadryad is the Pathogenic Pusher:lol::lol:

[silky fox]

Yes Tony a Spring visit to the Big Garden should be on the cards...or sooner a Winter wander..once all the leaves have dropped would make for some interesting tracery to photograph...