Paul Barton
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Thanks chief!
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Like this one I saw in the woods last weekend!
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Thanks David - my mush looks pretty similar to some of your images. Do you say Hornbeam is a host from your own experience, as it's not listed in any texts I have. If so, what has the significance been in your experience? I'd expect Hornbeam to have a better resistance to the decay than Beech. In this case it's acting in tandem with Ganoderma, so the future doesn't look too bright for this one.
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This might be worth a look Tor: http://www.peartechnology.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/TreeMinder.pdf
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Hi Tor - try a quick search on here using the terms 'survey' or 'software' - should reveal a few threads. Otherwise ask any more specific questions here and I'm sure a few will contribute.
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Hi all, Would anyone like to offer an opinion on what this fungus may be? It was at the base of a Hornbeam, which also hosts a Ganoderma applantatum. My first impression was a Meripilus but it has gills rather than pores and I have never seen it on Hornbeam before. Perhaps Pleurotus? It was attached to the base between buttresses by a stalk, and I think has gills on the underside although it was so mushy it was hard to tell! By the way, the photos show it turned upside down! I stupidly didn't get a picture of the top!
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Not at all. Learn how to express yourself properly please TCD.
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Surveys, AIA, AMS and development size.
Paul Barton replied to Gary Prentice's topic in General chat
I've seen something like that in a supplementary planning guidance document on a council website. Did you see it when trawling a LA website? -
I've got a young Lab x Springer that I'd like to train to go out on the odd shoot in the future - don't really know where to start though as I don't know anyone in the shooting fraternity!
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Does anyone no were my in box full post gone thanks
Paul Barton replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
I'm afraid I may have deleted it! As has been shown above, there are several threads all about your full inbox so I ditched one. No offence meant. -
Should've come to my seminar!
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Hi Nick. There's a free open source CAD program called Draftsight that might do you if you already know how to use CAD. I believe TurboCad is also pretty cheap. However, for so few of these jobs would you be better off outsourcing the plans? I could do them for you if you like - send me a message if that would be of interest.
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Air Spading near underground services
Paul Barton replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
So that's why you sounded all muffled! -
I thought Persian Ironwood.
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Welcome to the forum - hope you enjoy it. Looks like you do some nice jobs!
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Sure. Not sure if I will see those particular trees again soon, but there's no shortage of stem bleeds on my travels. Will post back when I give a kit a try.
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Thanks Jon. I've not seen those - probably worth a try.
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Here are the same two trees, two years on. The exudate is now thick and gooey like black encrusted caramel. I have not seen exudates emerging in such a thick band shape around the stem. Any ideas?! I am thinking it must be a Phytophthora fungal problem.
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Bose docking station which one have you gone Thanks
Paul Barton replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
I looked at these but bought a Sonos instead. It's great. -
Thanks for the feedback Gary - glad you got home before work on Monday! I'll make sure not to run another event on the Friday before half term 😫 Give me a ring sometime and I'll talk you through my current setup and the costs involved.
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Calm down please boys. Discuss and debate the merits of saws, but leave out the accusations and personal digs please.
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Where is this treebay you speak of?
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Looks good Will, but a few typos on the home page: 'Wiltshire' and 'proprietor'.
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Still a few places left on next Friday's course - see this thread for details: http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/cas/92587-mapping-trees-new-seminar.html
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Good stuff. 👍😀
