josharb87
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if the wearer of this t-shirts not hot enough for you, check out jonsies prices for Arbtalk members!
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This is the way they pollard the limes - in Glasgow
josharb87 replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Picture Forum
Pollard trees may attain much greater ages than maiden trees, because they are maintained in a partially juvenile state, and they do not have the weight and windage of the top part of the tree. when performed properly it is useful in the practice of arboriculture for tree management. Pollarding is also used in urban forestry in certain areas for reasons such as tree size management, safety and health concerns. It removes rotting or plagued branches for the overall health of the tree, living and dead branches that could harm property and people, as well as expanded foliage in spring for aesthetic, shade and pollution concerns. good old wikipedia! -
sweet!
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This is the way they pollard the limes - in Glasgow
josharb87 replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Picture Forum
personally i think this management of limes is an effective one, which i like. pollarding is afterall a management technique of trees-trees have this funny habit called growing, and out growing their enviorment, sure, every 15 years you could fell and replace them to keep their size ideal for the surroundings, or, heres a thought, you could . . . .pollard! -
damn! some good competition for a change!
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yeah, could have broke the step!
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still thinking of coming down this way peter?
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bugger sad news indeed
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hilux mark four if you still got your 3.5k budget stick a set of big all terrains/mud terrains-totally transforms offroad performance and looks shop around for insurance too-on my mk 3 i had qoutes from 550-3200!
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triumph rat is the best i could find a few month back 52 reg speed four for sale too . . .
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ARBTALK, because no-one else is intrested Arbtalk, because no-one else will listen
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ARBTALK, a cut above the rest
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great truck, i had an early mk3 (1989 f reg) 2.4 diesel 4x4 2.4D is a fantastic engine genuine parts are dear, so dont go down that route! only thing that wound me up was the free-wheeling hubs, after driving landys, having to get out to get 4wd was inconvenient used to do a lot of motorway miles too-cambridge to guildford and back most weekendss, was comfy enough to sit at 80 although did then make fuel economy high teens! loved it, wouldnt hesitate to get another one sold it with over 160 000 miles no real cons of owning one, although, if i were to be looking at a hilux, id prob go for the mk4 to get front coil springs and turbo if you reguarly tow anything more than 3/4tonne think itd make a big difference
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haha theyre quick alright! thinking of selling my bike, and get a full-on sports bike + build a supermoto race bike any arse clenching moments yet?!
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is this youre test ride then?! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lPBgtRLmIE
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No, youre man hasnt found another woman he's found worse he's found ARBTALK!
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Ive got wood and youre bush needs my service
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I can last all night . . . at http://www.ARBTALK.co.uk
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ive got a 12incher (with 020 as backround)
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1971 swb landy+14ft trailer 1989 2.4D 4x4 hilux+cage-fantastic vehicle then company employment=works vehicles
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what are the sort of costs of getting visas, flights, digs ect to get yourself over there if you dont mind me askin?! guessin roughly the same for nz??
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whats the newer hilux invincible like (gotta be pretty good to go to the north pole!)
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thy shall not deliberatly but a hole in a conifer hedge to deliberatly get out of any future hedge cutting:) (t-shirt slogan) mines a 12 incher . . . (with an engerneering style drawing in backround of 020) new thread me thinks steve!
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couldnt have done it with out the sponsers!
