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Khriss

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  1. Was nice to get out from reports writing . Started first pull everytime . K
  2. So much for the .Gov push to get everything online . Question should be why havent they ? Not - should they . K
  3. Green ones fetch stupid money K
  4. Pine martens return to the south of England WWW.FORESTRYENGLAND.UK Conservationists have confirmed that pine martens, a species previously only thought to have survived largely in the North of England, have established a population in the New Forest in... Good ☺️ K
  5. Its what you find and what has to be done . I would get intouch with them first , might be more than meets the eye , but fingers crossed it isnt ! Pic below was house on development site we did at Hawkwell 2015, house in middle of pic 352 was hibernation roost , development company totally rebuilt house so Bat roost could not be accessed from inside line of broadleaf trees to right could not be touched as it was forage route K
  6. Contact yr local Bat group, if hibernating in there- could be a world of bother 🙁 K Home - Bat Conservation Trust WWW.BATS.ORG.UK The Bat Conservation Trust was formed in 1990 as an umbrella organisation for the rapidly growing network of bat groups, providing support, training and advice.
  7. To shoot the French I recall K
  8. And a good link too ( can't believe they want all that money for a BS ? ) K British Standards 3998 2010 - About Tree WWW.ABOUTTREES.CO.UK British Standards 3998 2010 Now, my take on decent Arboriculture (tree surgery) is to leave a tree looking as natural as possible and little signs of human interference noticeable...
  9. And its a saleable commodity... Hence their recent fines 🙄 k
  10. Appallingly sad - just no age 🙁 k
  11. Nice inlays, dont point it at anywon. K
  12. Itsa false equivalence as you bloody well know. K
  13. Croydon!! You sure they ain't 'carrying'.... 😳 K
  14. .... Or when yr hammering it to bits to veteranise it. K
  15. ( and how high yr going )
  16. If you want to retain the tree , yes. Depends on what yr going up there for . K
  17. Well, harmful yes, it can allow insect invasion / fungal invasion and cause sap bleed . If yr inspecting a fault , a ladder may do but I would still want to be roped in . K
  18. Seen yr forecast fr weekend 🙁 k
  19. Pissing down, since 4am. K
  20. Dry leylandii yes, wet maybe not so well. K
  21. I would start recording evidence of their work ( inc' pics ) - am getting the sense it is a covert job - even if for a planning app in later years , they are sly these developers . One of my bosses got marched to magistrates over just shut nonsense . K
  22. Hard to tell for the pics , but even if its part of an original hedgerow - it could still be covered , it also begs question of what the developer got away with before ! K
  23. A lot of people think they can still, but often its not just protected by only one bit of legislation ! K
  24. Cheers Mark, was gonna post just this last night , but fell asleep K
  25. Well you cant just chop hedgerows out anymore, for a start. K

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