Ash Included Bark; Should it stay or go

[treeseer]

"... your americans too will learn the benefits of a pollard culture:thumbup1:

 

I'd rather promote pollards done by making smaller cuts and less rot.

 

"sustainable is a word your country is learning fast, by necessity.

 

not fast at all, in my skewed view.

 

"and dont get me wrong, the U.K is second inline for consumptions

 

Ah you brits are a distant 2nd in wastefulness; gluttony is the norm here, and the nonworking folk feel entitled to that lifestyle.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

"... your americans too will learn the benefits of a pollard culture:thumbup1:

 

I'd rather promote pollards done by making smaller cuts and less rot.

 

"sustainable is a word your country is learning fast, by necessity.

 

not fast at all, in my skewed view.

 

"and dont get me wrong, the U.K is second inline for consumptions

 

Ah you brits are a distant 2nd in wastefulness; gluttony is the norm here, and the nonworking folk feel entitled to that lifestyle.

 

Im genuinely interested in how things REALLY are out there in the USA, we only get the tailored speal on U.K mainstream TV

[treeseer]

Im genuinely interested in how things REALLY are out there in the USA, we only get the tailored speal on U.K mainstream TV

yea i have seen all those bbc channels; give me (slightly more) free enterprise in media.

 

I am also genuinely interested in how things REALLY are out here in the USA.

 

I see something new everyday, and the same stuff everyday too. mine the archives at arborist news, tcia.org, etc. if you want a fairly good view; my website's biased...

 

Veteranisation is catching on though i can tell you that.