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  1. David oakman

    Where abouts in Norfolk are you Rupert?

  2. David oakman
    Very nice Sean. I have a row of red oaks in the front park with the same and buttresses hollowing but i don't think my boss would like he likes to fell all tidy tidy:001_smile:
  3. David oakman
    Happy birthday Mozza:thumbup:
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    Ditto Dean my barn was full of seasoned logs i am nearly out and that is that untill next year i am out now felling and getting it in. I had a customer phone last night who said my logs were the best he has had but just one complaint they were to dry:lol:there is no pleasing them:001_smile:
  5. David oakman
    Here you go Mozza i took this picture just for you:biggrin:
  6. David oakman
    I have got the carving axe present to myself:thumbup:
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    Nice job. I am thinking of letting the local school around one of my woods it has two ponds and loads of wild flowers including three types of orchid.

  8. David oakman
    I have got one just like that to do a twin stemmed Ash but mine is worse i will take pictures when i do it i kicked both stems and they are rotten and beside a footpath so will have to come down mmm firewood:thumbup1:
  9. David oakman

    Hi what does a forest school leader do? and where do you do it?

  10. David oakman
    Nice one Sean i will watch out for it. I have got Mikes living woods book and i get the living woods magazine and mike writes in it:thumbup1:
  11. David oakman
    Very nice Steve i was going to say that looks like your garden. I have a book my daughter got me last year with willow work in very interesting:001_smile:
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    Wet Walk

    David oakman replied to Bart's topic in Picture Forum

    Ditto above plus you have a nice place there Bart to walk around.
  13. David oakman
    I was working in a wood a pair of muntjac birds were singing a good old woodmans fire but then today it rained:thumbdown:
  14. David oakman
    Very nice Ian i love the bowl not quite sure about the salad forks:biggrin:
  15. David oakman
    Yes mine is the by N.D.G.JAMES but i can't see which edition it is but the date is 1955 and it cost me £1.20:thumbup1:
  16. David oakman
    Hi ben, i will have to go and get my foresters companion out and look this up really good info and helpful:001_smile:
  17. David oakman
    While you are waiting for your trees to rot you could take decaying timber in from another wood and strap it to some younger trees this works well at Windsor with good results:001_smile: Saying that you will struggle with no machines:001_smile:
  18. David oakman
    SWB how does he make kindling on a logsplitter? or do you mean a standing logsplitter not being funny i am just thinking:001_smile:
  19. David oakman
    As far as i have ever seen i have only one tree with Oak maze gill on it it is a nice fungi i like it but i know little of what type of rot it causes if any?
  20. David oakman
    Is the yellow fungus what they call jellied brains?
  21. David oakman
    Its a good natural pollard or is it a coppol?
  22. David oakman
    I have got that picture in a book
  23. David oakman
    My mum lives in Bintree and every time i go to visit i walk around these woods some large old beech in one hedge line. This wood was six farms part of the Holkam Hall estate the farms and all hoses and buildings were knocked down to plant the wood. Also the estate owns the playing field and bowls club and they are trying to get permission to build houses on this land so no more village bowls. Bintree is now the end village of the estate but it used to go a lot further inland. My step dad has lived there all his life and used to work horses for an estate farm them were the days he says:001_smile:
  24. David oakman
    Ha ha i just took it and i thought i bet someone will mention his bits:biggrin:
  25. David oakman
    Here you are Mick this is a hunter with dog and i am burning well seasoned spruce and that stove is red hot and no black glass i never clean them:biggrin:

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