Glen Poole
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I emailed ABC this morning & they emailed me back letting me know by what % i failed on. Does anyone know whether it's worth getting one of my papers which i got 48% re-marked? Also it costs £100 per exam re-mark, or i could just pay £55 per re-sit next October. Not sure on what to do.
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I passed the woodland management, failed the rest, oh well another year of studying
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RIP to a great rider
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Cheers fella, much appreciated
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Evening all. Does anyone know of any Tip Sites around London, SE & Kent areas? I take on a fair bit of work in these areas and it would be handy to tip in these areas instead of traveling back into Sussex to tip. Any help would be greatly appreciated, many thanks, Glen.
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Give Paul A bell at County Tree Surgeons fella
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Well i've just about recovered from one of the hardest days of my life so far. It was very tough & hopefully i'll never have to go through it again.
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I like that, very nice & neat work
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Evening all, next week it's the management day exercises being held at Arley Arboretum. I would just like to say good luck to all attending, i hope you all do well. My day is on Tuesday 3rd & i'm starting to get a bit nervous now but will also be glad when it's all over so i can have a break from studying, Good Luck people:scared1:
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Err Nothing fella
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Yep good read, thanks for sharing with us.
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I recently heard that some bloke is using used engine oil.
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It's working fine for me
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Many thanks Gerrit, could you tell me more about the bolete please? I haven't taken the time to study these yet. Would it cause more problems for the tree? thanks again.
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Many thanks David, i too thought the same as you on the first two but weren't to sure & the last one had me stumped as well.
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Evening, could anybody help me with identifying these three that i found today on an oak tree? many thanks, Glen. Oh & sorry once again for the poor quality photos:blushing:
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Cheers for the reply fellas, think it's time to purchace a new camera thats good for close up shots.
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Hi, i was climbing an Oak tree this week when i came across this Fungi. It was at a height of approx 10m on the main stem. It was growing from an old large wound, i didn't have my camera with me at the time so i cut off a bit & took the photos at home, any ideas? many thanks, Glen. Sorry about the quality of photos.
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There's no public camping Rich, My mate has a pitch there every year & he told me this yesterday, it's a shame as it would be a good laugh.
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That's the fella, nice bloke. I was having a quick look through my AA Fungi on Trees ID book whilst doing a Woodland Management exercise when we got talking & he pointed out to me that you had taken & provided the photographs in it. I have to say that it is an excellent easy to use little book & the photos are superb.
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Many thanks Gerrit, much appreciated
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Thanks for the reply David, should internal or root investigation be the next course of action or because the tree is in a high target area would it be safe in saying it should be removed? i hope not, would crown reduction works help or is it only a matter of time before it becomes too unsafe in its environment? many thanks, also David i met a friend of yours called Lawrence i think? on the three day prep course with Treelife, really great bloke. Spoke very highly of you, cheers.
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Evening all, last week i noticed these around the base of an English Oak on the green outside my house. What i would like to know is if anybody can share any experiences they have with this Fungi? I know that the decay affects the viability of the roots & crown symptoms are becoming visable but can't find any info about what type of decay? The tree is around 18 m tall & if it were to fail (can't find any evidence that it leads to tree failure) it would end up in my living room, any experiences shared will be some great help
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I know that Plumpton College in Sussex run the RFS on Wednesday evenings 6-9pm.
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Same as fella, just under two months till the management exercises & i'm nowhere near ready.
