David oakman
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Nice bit of Elm Ben. I had a huge Ash pollard with a big goblet come down last week and i have got the trunk sitting in a meadow waiting to be milled up well if i get time LOL
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Hello have any of you climbers in suffolk area got an old pair of climbing spikes hanging in your shed you would like to sell fairly cheap. I bet you must all have nice new ones from the shows:lol: I am looking for a pair many thanks david. PM me
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He is the hairy one:lol: Sorry David
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Thanks for the reply Paul. A large sweatshirt will do for spotting the mistake send to ME at Helmingham Hall:lol:
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I love Cornwall and those mines it would be better if they still worked:001_smile:
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Why did the AA choose to come into Arbtalk as a public forum and not as a members only as ISA did. I guess i know but thought i would ask anyway. PS in the newsletter what is a ruby shirt is this spelt wrong and should it be a rugby shirt:lol:
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Very strange that you have got two off on maternity leave but there are no temps Poor old Mel nicks PA has to step in to cover:001_smile:
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Well done mate. All the best to the whole family:001_smile:
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That is a good idea.
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Nice and solid Dean. do they have lots of grease nipples:001_smile:
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You get some good jobs very very interesting. I have got a book on world orchids and some do grow in trees some trees have whole gardens in the top:001_smile:
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Was that in this country Gibbon. I do orchid counts but i would never think of looking in or on trees.
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Nice old oak Graham:001_smile:
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I am working in the woods and the only sap rising is maple and some hawthorn. You can coppice Ash and hazel till the end of march and they do really well i should think sycamore would be alright:biggrin:
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Thanks Dean i will try that when it stops tomorrow it does seem to be the relay box. How are you and the family?
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Hello Paul Smith. I came to do the basic tree survey with you at Stonleigh. I am an AA member but i am just a poor woodman and can't afford to go to any seminar or courses as they are expensive. I would love to come to the conference but boss won't pay so i will have to keep dreaming about it.
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Hello i have a Timberwolf PTO 150 chipper i have had this from new and it has had this problem the company came out twice to look at it but have never fixed it. Today it did it 4 times the forward rollers just stop and won't work i think it is a no stress problem i just move some wires and the relay box and it starts again anyone know whats the matter with it HELP:biggrin:
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Yes take a sappling Ash and graft a cutting of a pendula of the same size to it fingers crossed it will take:001_smile:
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Oak......thou art pure of form & stout of heart
David oakman replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
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Oak......thou art pure of form & stout of heart
David oakman replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
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Fraxinus excelsior. Seeds are known as keys there are 6000 seeds to the Lb these need to be put in boxes of sand and put in the ground for 18 months this is called stratification, can be speeded up by putting in the fridge. Fraxinus excelsior pendula the weeping ash if you plant these seeds they revert back to the common ash you can only grow these by taking cuttings and grafting onto a common ash root stock:001_smile:
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Oak......thou art pure of form & stout of heart
David oakman replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
David i think we all know the oak with the props. I had my lunch there with Mr green:biggrin: -
The crack in picture 4 looks just right for the Bats Sean:biggrin:
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pitchers for woodfaller
David oakman replied to Ben Ballard's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Nice place Ben looks good i like your tree guards better than mine:biggrin:
