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David Humphries
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Lot of talk today from the estate management & the group about what to do with the over grown hornbeam pollards.

 

The Oaks are pretty much left to their own devices but now being mulched & fenced.

 

 

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Ah I see I think every tree should be left but I understand once they are managed you need to carry on managing them. What would you do on the hornbeams, selective poll thin?

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Post #7, 9th pic down, two gentlemen in the top right corner....

 

conversation goes something like this......

 

"look at that nutter over there down on his knees, in the mud, just for a fung!":lol:

 

or...

 

"look uncle Jim, I'm famous":thumbup:

 

 

Seriously though... nice trees:thumbup1:

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