Bart
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Thats really cool, what great idea
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Quality carvings, your logo is my favourite too
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I think NPTC tickets are too easy and like a previous analogy are similar to a driving test, allows you to drive a car but doesn’t necessarily teach you how to drive.
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Quality, great stuff Tommy.
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quality pics
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Nicely done
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Bart replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Bart replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
Think its Boletus chrysenteron, found near Q. robur [ame] [/ame] -
Cool letter caving, nice one
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Quality
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Just given these some more space from competing sycamores
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Happy birthday Arbtalk Top job Mr. B
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Ive used Oak, Beech, Larch and Sycamore all seem nice in their own way but its all readily available to me, try contacting some local tree surgeons and estates. For sanding i just use a grinder with sanding disc, and then treat them with Danish or teak oil.
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Thats some chair. Stunning
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Thats a big butt. Cool dog.
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Amazing carvings, nice one Tommy
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Keen to try some aspen fuel, we cut our Yew maze every year and i always dread doing it. Usually takes three of about a week to do and we all suffer badly from the fumes lingering down the narrow paths. We've got three ageing sthil hs 45 hedge cutters which have always run on regular fuel and oil; i would like to try these on aspen for this job but am concerned about using it in older machines, do you think they will happily convert to running on aspen for this job?
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Cool
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Bart replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
I posted some pics earlier in the thread of this Beech with Gannoderma and cracking to the main stem. Xsection through bracket and stump Also had another Beech taken down which had Merip & Kretz, any one know what the black tarry looking spots are. -
Great detail as always, got a black lab myself and it looks just right
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Absolutely stunning Tommy :thumbup1:
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Simon O'Rourke a member on here runs courses, he's based in Wrexham. Simon O’Rourke – Tree Carving Ltd Chainsaw Carving Courses
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Two stunning carvings
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No didnt notice they were all Oaks, makes pic 1 even cooler:001_cool:
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Nice set of pics David, paticularly like pic 1:thumbup1:
