what kind of pruning cut is this?

[Tommy_B]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/4121-interesting-book-70s.html

[Gary Prentice]

I'm told on good authority, that the person in question now deeply regrets that picture, immortalised forever as not what to do:biggrin:

[Stubby]

His sideburns are very impressive!!!!!!!

 

They are calleed " buggery grips "

[skyhuck]

They are calleed " buggery grips "

 

[Outlaw333]

I'm told on good authority, that the person in question now deeply regrets that picture, immortalised forever as not what to do:biggrin:

 

I think this is a rather lovely example of the 'half life of facts', a scientific paradigm in which an indeterminable half of everything we know now as fact will at some stage be disproved.

[Stephen Blair]

I like that !

[broadsword]

In the bottom right hand pic he appears to be using what I think was a device known as a haebler prussicker ( not sure on spelling ) one of the earliest mechanical devices and considered lethal by many but I knew a few guys who climbed with them for years with no ill effects !!..

 

Like this one! Just realised when i saw your quote I actually own one.....old school and new school together!

[broadsword]

made by Salewa. I also own a pair of walking boots made by them!

[devon TWiG]

Yep that's the one ! have not seen one for years ...when did you last use it ?

[Andy Collins]

I think this is a rather lovely example of the 'half life of facts', a scientific paradigm in which an indeterminable half of everything we know now as fact will at some stage be disproved.

 

I quite beleive that many things in our lifetime will be proven, disproven, and proven again so long as we live long enough.