Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
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I have seen piston heads broken with the metal stops! Have you got any compression? I have broken one of those dreadful plastic ones off in one of my saws. I just tipped the saw upside down and shook it until I could see the plastic in the plug hole. Then using a piece of wire to guide it out I giggled it about until it finally dropped out. Now I only ever use starter cord as a piston stop. Hope you get it sorted!
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Depends on where you know? Though not likely. Its located on a private estate many miles from Cambridge. Sorry to be so cryptic but it is a private estate and there are badgers present. Therefore I do not wish to give away its location on a public forum. Thanks for the interest though. -
Just surveying it as part of the estates management program.
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I think badgers tend to be more sensitive to trees than most developers! Lets face it, if you are building your suite of apartments under a huge oak then you are not likely to want it falling on you. But I will check back soon to make sure their protective fencing is up to scratch!
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Looks like you just about have Christmas covered, what with the trees an' all! Are you planning on a brewery next? Or perhaps a line in hideous jumpers?
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Yes it does.
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Here you go.
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Its an ovipositor. They look pretty scary but they do not sting. I often see them around my wood pile too when cutting logs! Nice picture!
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Why use a MEWP when there is a perfectly good scaffold of barrels to stand on?
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All were found on oak (in fact they are all on the same tree).
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Tree ID needed please
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi replied to Jane Schofield's topic in Tree Identification pictures
No. Fraxinus is dioecious! Does it have black pyramoidal buds? -
Yes, As long as something else doesn't get it first!
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A few trees to ID
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Tree Identification pictures
I would agree with Paulownia from that pic No2 is a Snakebark maple cultivar No 1 is a lime but I have no idea what the fancy thing is beside it! -
Congratulations. 38 and 39 should be a doddle now you are in "assessment mode"
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Mine is bigger!
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..............still waiting....................................
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Thanks folks. Ill check these out.
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Can anyone recommend a set of reasonably priced rechargeable walkie talkies with good range that would be suitable for young kids? I don't want toys but then again I am not looking for top of the range professional ones either. Thanks
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Looks like the saprophyte Xylaria polymorpha or Dead man's fingers.
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Thanks Quickthorn. A very useful link! I will look into this.
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:bump:
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Sorry my mistake it was Dunedin he was referring to. He described it as the place Scots go when they are looking for a cold dreary Scottish-like climate in the South Pacific!
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I would second that.
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LOL. Is that a good or a bad thing?
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Is Christchurch as dreary as Billy Connolly says it is?
