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David oakman

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  1. David oakman
    Well done Ben best wishes to you both. I have just got rid of my son he has gone to London to university It is a little quite here:lol:
  2. David oakman
    That is a great bit of oak i love the colours in it:thumbup:
  3. David oakman
    Nice one i never thought of that.
  4. David oakman
    Soz nice bit of oak:lol:
  5. David oakman
    I love them old matbros:thumbup1:
  6. David oakman
    My boss once said to me that he was just a custodian and his job was to look after the trees and woods to pass on to the next generation in good order:001_smile:
  7. David oakman
    In the words of my wife you two are tree geeks:lol:
  8. David oakman
    I planted these cricket bat willows 8 years ago. I think i will change my name to david cricket bat willow
  9. David oakman
    I don't know sean at the moment i think working in Richmond park looking at mutant beech seems a good job:lol:
  10. David oakman
    This is a large wind blow field maple. The pictures are bad as it was raining and dark but the root ball is exposed and the top of the tree has also took root. It is walking away.
  11. David oakman
    I also thought it was you andy
  12. David oakman
    I planted this plantation 6 years ago 3800 plants. The oaks where 2+1s so that makes them 9 years old look acorns. I thought oaks did not produce acorns until at least 20ish:001_smile:
  13. David oakman
    First Ganoderma on an old cherry. Second a huge clump of Laetiporus sulpherus This is the close up pic it is not white the flash came on:lol:
  14. David oakman
    Nice indeed. I have some like that i must get out at the weekend:thumbup:
  15. David oakman
    Real gems Sean.
  16. David oakman
    All the time. Every storm i will find where it hit a oak tree. When we had this storm in the spring i looked everywhere but could not find a hit tree but i found this. Always oak most heal and live but one or two die.
  17. David oakman
    Found this today in the park one of my younger trees been hit the bark was 6-7 meters away:001_smile:
  18. David oakman
    This is a old beech in Norfolk
  19. David oakman
    Yippee:thumbup:
  20. David oakman
    Somewhere near the toilets behind the Victoria and Albert memorial i THINK. Just one of those sad tree people looking up at trees everywhere i go:lol:
  21. David oakman
    Here is one London plane Kensington park
  22. David oakman
    I like the way your dog is always looking at what you made bart:lol:
  23. David oakman
    Nice one bart i have wanted to make them. I think you could sell them to hogwarts:thumbup:
  24. David oakman
    Dean i bet you have a pink shirt and a pink bracelet haha
  25. David oakman
    Yes no seed last year well very few. I age all the trees but this was dated by an expert before i came. No Robur. You can see she is a pedunculate oak stalks on the acorns:thumbup1:

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