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I keep thinking of Mr Creosote, and one more wafer thin mint, when loading up the log bullet

I was wrestling a large oak log and bent it when it slipped.

Big bearded forestry https://youtu.be/lvyLBquu7V0

Definitively growing out of the Ivy, none on the Ash tree . It does look like Fuscoporia torulosa, i shall gave to set the might of the Pembrokeshire fungi recording network on the case.

Growing out of an Ivy stem, my initial thought was Dyer's mazegill, but i don't think so.

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Rigging for a change.

Its tripe lichen

Having never seen it before March, found another massive Oak Mazegill. And these were growing in the corner of my trailer

Lying on the ground, Laylandii has lasted longer than Larch as bearers for my log stacks. The oldest is 10 years old with no sign of rot

Aahh ha just found it, Carolina silverbell

Other than Averrhoa carambola which a tropical tree and unlikely to grow in west Wales. Any ideas?

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