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  1. silky fox
    it,s a convertable!...
  2. silky fox
    it is one of the lightest helmets on the market...that,s got to be a plus.
  3. silky fox
    GET IN!!!...i can combine my two favourite things...Trees and Cycling. i,ll be in touch.
  4. silky fox
    E.L.G!...:lol:
  5. silky fox
    Well said E.L.G!
  6. silky fox
    And i am looking forward to cheering you on mate!...
  7. silky fox
    All the best!
  8. silky fox
    Auricularia......Delicious i,m told.
  9. silky fox
    Now that,s what i call a gas guzzler Rob!
  10. silky fox
    Lovely machines... Ponnse or timberjack forwarder?....
  11. silky fox
    BRILLIANT!!!!......13 Litres of fuel per hour!....
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    :thumbup::thumbup:
  13. silky fox
    What a great idea!
  14. silky fox
    That,s clever marketing! We all like a bit of eye candy.
  15. silky fox
    Not quite.....he found an old wooden shed on the banks of the Rhine he dismantled part of it and built a boat on which he transported the rest of the shed down the river...to somewhere in Switzerland wher he reconstructed the wooden shed...it won the Turner Prize.....Great Immagination!
  16. silky fox
    wood is good... Anyone familiar with "Shedboatshed?".....Turner prize winner 2005 by Simon Starling...Genius (imo)
  17. silky fox
    I like this
  18. silky fox
    Hmmmmmmmmmmmm......Ditto.
  19. silky fox
    Very Sweet!
  20. silky fox
    Correct!...it is made of wood,but more importantly i noted that the tree belly,d out at chest height so it,s shape lent itself perfectly to the situation..it lay down to perfection...Something Woodpicker once said to me. "Read the tree","Where does it want to go?"
  21. silky fox
    Twas a satisfying one...
  22. silky fox
    Shucks Guys!.. Just doing my job..
  23. silky fox
    It sure is a small world TreeSeer!....Yep i was walking round my neighbourhood (kew) and bumped into this fellow and eager to help an Arbtalker was able to offer hiom the sofa for a night and the use of internet....Thanks for the Chinese take away!....next time North Carolina and we can climb them White Oaks you were talking about....Safe travels Guy! Paul.
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  25. silky fox
    David, the deal with (Part 9)-2011 Tree Risk Assessment being unavailable is that it is published, so it is not under review. Gotta wait 3 years to see that online, or fork out the $15 US (but the ISA BMP is a much better deal, for most purposes) Pleasure meeting you in the mud, albeit briefly. I plan to cycle through richmond Park tomorrow, after seeing Syon. Tea? I'll try not to bring any hairy hangers-on. guym, sheepishly in the fox's clothing.

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