Stupid comment on ash dieback

[spandit]

Was sent a copy of Broadleaf, the Woodland Trust magazine. On the letters page there is some idiot saying she hopes ash dieback arrives in Lancashire soon as she has lots of seedlings springing up in her garden which are hard to remove. She seems to have no idea of the problem... just beggars belief!

[Cae Ffynnon]

They walk amongst us.... Although sadly i'm no longer suprised by the ignorance of the masses, living in cosy bubbles as they do.

 

Chris

[Stubby]

Complete dick splash .

[10 Bears]

Complete dick splash .

 

Now thats a comment I've not heard before!

[spandit]

I imagine she's also quite fond of watching grey squirrels and muntjac in her garden too.

[the village idiot]

Was sent a copy of Broadleaf, the Woodland Trust magazine. On the letters page there is some idiot saying she hopes ash dieback arrives in Lancashire soon as she has lots of seedlings springing up in her garden which are hard to remove. She seems to have no idea of the problem... just beggars belief!

 

Was there any response from the editor?

[spandit]

Was there any response from the editor?

 

No. Didn't endear me to joining them now...

[Lucan]

With that level of intelligence wouldn't be surprised if they were actually sycamore seedlings

[spandit]

She also said that in her local woods there were lots of ash saplings which looked nice from a distance but were outcompeting other native trees. I expect she's got better satellite reception now all those big pesky elms are gone and hopefully sudden oak death will make her views less boring.

 

It would be like an Irish person in the mid 19th century wishing that potato blight would come to their village so they could grow something else.

[skyhuck]

How dreadful, how dare she express he own personal opinion.