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    Cleared some Birch in Jan, The larger stems were used for light fencing, smaller for bean poles and general plant support structures. Still got the left overs so i thought id have a go at making some Besom brooms, this is my first.
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    On wind blown Beech root plate
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    Birch Polypore (Piptoporus betulinus) Emerging Birch Polypore On Scycamore stump On wind blown Beech root plate
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    Nice, plenty of wood to play with.
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    Cool bench :thumbup1:
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    Scum . hope you feel better soon. Fair play for going after them. The justice in this country sucks, as far as i can see if you had tiped up and got out with a bat or bar n leathed them all for trying to nick your stuff you would have been the one in trouble Sorry this kind of thing really ***** me off.
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    Cool carvings, looks like a great event. thanks for sharing
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    Great carvings, liking the snake bench, any idea who the carver was?
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    Maybe Kretzschmaria deusta On Horse Chestnut (Aesculus Hippocastanum) On a different Chestnut Any ideas what this is?
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    Tim Burgess
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    Paddy McGuinness and Rory McGrath have a go at carving. Think it was for channel five’s Rory and Paddy’s Road of Sport. Andy Barton
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    Whent to the chainsaw carving at Tatton Park, great day and weather was’nt too bad. Here are some pics. Tommy Treecarver Tommy Treecarver Big Bar
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    First I think is a Birch Polypore (Piptoporus betulinus) Second not sure but this slimy thing was about to have a good much. On Salix (Willow) Third and forth on Carpinus (Hornbeam). Bracket just visible at top of third pic, the tree was infested with a multitude of different fungi and dually succumbed in high winds three years ago. Forth pic. The tree lives on in a more horizontal form, and the bracket seems to have adjusted to its new orientation. Not sure what it is tho.
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    Been working for the estate 10 years next month, with 3yrs off for uni but worked during my hols, started when i was 19 almost 30 now. Looking for parole when my body cant hack it any more.
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    I.d help pls.

    Bart replied to tommer9's topic in Fungi Pictures

    have a look here AIE - Tree Fungi - Inonotus dryadeus
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    Great vid Tom.
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    Shell

    Bart replied to Bart's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum

    Tims a top guy helped me lots last year. Mick Burns is a great carver, think he may have been at tatton last year Mick Burns - Chainsaw Sculpture and Chainsaw Carving Specialist Should still organize a carving session n get tips of each other.
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    Stunning what a transformation
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    Nice one Gibbon, great pic.
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