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Try comercial veichels direct.
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Theres a rfs course running at merrist wood one day a week on a Wed. last year there were a couple of people from London. The course is theory only.
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Dont touch TGS in Bristoll
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Hi, sorry ive not got back as ive been flat out and ill. Good news is there is now enought people to get the course booked. Ill pose the avaliable dates here and then every one who wants to come can arrange the day to do it on. Would a Saturday be best?
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I get that do they burst really easy with a clear liquid comes out?
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Thanks.
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How do you book on to it, are there limited places?
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He also saig he had loads of info that he could give me, pamflets etc and to get his number out of the phone book and give him a ring but he never seems to be in, I drive past his house all the time maybe I should knock and see if there is anything I can get involved in?
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Im 2 mins down the road from WindsorGP should go and have a walk around on Sunday!. About 5 years ago I was walking the dogs up Queen Anns walk and bumped into Ted Green who was excited about some rare fungi he had found in a tree. The shame was I wasnt in trested in fungi at the time, I cant remember what it was and I could kick my self now!!!
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How do you come across these????? when I go out looking all i seem to find is the odd Birch polypore or ganoderma!!
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What programe was this on andy? as id like to watch on iplayer.
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Whats the Keizer book?, haven't heard of that one!
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Because Stihl want you to shell out on a more expensive ms200 than a cheeper 192.
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Im sure Tony Darbyshire posted on here a while back in a similar thread send him a fiver and he will send out a set of new straps.
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Stunt fell?
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Lignin and cellulose are digested leaving the middle lamella which leads to a brittle fracture! This decay is found in the secondary root system and base of the stem so should be taken very seriously, if you hit the stem with a rubber mallet does it sound hollow? Depending on targets etc the tree will probably need to come down. I hope the info I have given here is correct and if some of it is wrong please correct as im just starting my journey of decay and dysfunction.
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Is it Ustulina deusta?
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Shurley if you pay out for company clothing you should be able to claim?? If it has logo phone number on it can it be put down to advertising?
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Some info I have on various diseases effecting our mighty Oaks! SOD%27s%20Law[1].pdf Phytophthora%20ramorum[1].doc Oak%20dieback%20PDF[1].pdf Acute%20Oak%20Decline[1].pdf
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Arborist replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
Not sure, neither me or marc who was working with me on this job could decide what the stump was. It was tucked right behind a very established conifer hedge so i think the tree must been taken down a good while ago. -
Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Arborist replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
Nipple galls?? -
Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Arborist replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
Found these Ganoderma saprophytic on a stump behind a hedge.
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You can see from this pic where I wanted to reduce back too but no explaining could persuade, so i had to take it back a little further!
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Thought its about time that I put a pic of some of my work up and await the abuse. These are from last summer, a reduction on a oak. Its a bit harder than what i wanted to do but the customer wanted the tree in half so this was the compromise! There was a lot of epicormic growth through out the crown which they wanted removing. Ill take a pic of the tree in a couple of months to see how its reacted!
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Do you have another truck to chip in to?
