Steve Bullman

the photos dont do them justice

sounds like a plan

haha! i was actually very snug, and had a great nights sleep....no kids jumping on me first thing in the morning..i slept right through till 9:30....lovely!! nice to meet you too

hahaha....its supposed to be tongue in cheek, honest

thats some haul, sorry to hear mate

i guess so.....his pics on his website if that helps

respect!

at that one?

im undecided wether to camp or hotel at the moment.

its on the site

I was fortunate enough to bump into Derek from Chipper Doctor Ltd a few weeks back whilst getting some tyres fitted, took his business card for future reference. Well the chipper broke down today on the job, one which i had to get finished. I was only just down the road from Derek so gave him a call and was told to go straight over. Couple hours later with new belts, new wiring and a few changes of fuses i was back on the job and just managed to get done. Fantastic service and i'd just like to say thanks. Dereks got plenty of experience after working as a Technical advisor at Timberwolf for a number of years, and came across as very professional, not to mention enthusiastic. I shall be using him again for sure and would recommend him to anyone in the area

its in progress...one thing at a time

Arbtalk is proud to announce the launch of its latest site addition, The Tree Fungi Directory This has been in development for the past several months and thanks to the outstanding efforts of David Humphries, now contains most of the common fungi that we deal with day to day, along with a few additions. The Fungi Directory is a work in progress and we hope to build on the current content substantially over the coming months and years. The homepage contains a slideshow of the images within the galleries and has an a-z listing as well as a specific search menu for parasitic, saprophytic, and mycorrhyzal fungi types. Users can also search the name of any tree species to instantly bring up any fungi associated with them. Each individual gallery contains multiple images of the fungi in various states as well as information relating to the fungi and its relevance. Arbtalk members are free to comment on the individual images/galleries, and also submit their own images via e-mail. Special thanks also to the sponsors Treelife and Income Protect, and also further thanks to Tony Sorensen and Tony Croft for their involvement. We hope you enjoy browsing our new galleries, and as ever value your feedback. Arbtalk.co.uk | Discussion Forum for Arborists Fungi Directory

no worries mate:biggrin: its live now, i just need to link it up

sorry....too busy to reply now

oh no!! they werent supposed to put that up till tomorrow best i get it going now i suppose!!!

In my experience with mobiles, whenever something new is brought out its always pretty crap for the first year

ive just been playing around with resizing in aperture.....i have it on a free trial for 30 days and it has some really nice features. Understanding Cropping and Resizing - Inside Aperture

fair play for taking it on mate

haha...no david....it was the mulberry i braced not the oak. you obviously werent privy to seeing the private arboretum unlike me and josh

it was black gefa

i thinned and braced that tree about 4 years ago, its a lovely tree...got the pics somewhere

very professional looking job mate

thats what i wondered

i happened across a couple of goat willows today with a lot of damage. There was a lot of ants around the trunks so i wondered if they were the culprits. i dont think it is however as the the holes seem too big. any ideas?