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slack ma girdle

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  1. Cheers David. I thought about velvet shank for the second, but the shape seamed wrong. But it was growing on a log at the bottom of one of my log stacks, which may account for the shape. Since talking the picture of Psuedotrametes gibbosa, i have seen loads out and about, and i have not noticed it before. Every day is a school day.
  2. Two recient finds, and not in my not very good id books. First on growning out of fallen beech The second one growing out of a Sycamore log
  3. School of hard knocks is the best to learn. No woodland extraction will be the same.
  4. The log bullet imported to the UK is around £25k, which you will have to do ,as there is no uk dealer. 35hp engine, 1.5t payload , and very exposed hydraulic pipes for the wheels
  5. I like the beechmast csndle snuff, looks like something the dog would cough up.
  6. All of this info will be in your BS5837 tree report, that should have been submitted with the planning application. Willful damage of a TPO tree £20,000 fine.
  7. At the risk of jumping on the bandwagon, Gurt lush Leyland
  8. These are well made. https://sackmarket.co.uk/coal-bags-logs-and-net-sacks/
  9. Good honest felling, wel done. Did you have the pleasure of trimming out, or was there a handy machine?
  10. Masadonian pine has cones like that, drips shed load of resin outbof the cone.
  11. Have you checked around the base of these trees? Strimmer damage would be my first guess, which has killed the tree and the fungi is a secondary infection
  12. Mohawks, also known as skywalkers, which is where Mr Lucus got the name for a well known character in Star Wars.
  13. If they are growing well why bother? Surely six maples can not be in that much of the way.
  14. That looks interesting, it must be a professional machine as i has two blue flashing lights. Could you do another short video about how you made it, and the components
  15. The mighty Nuffield of power doing what it does best, very low cost extraction.
  16. I am going for a Meadow wax cap, as the size is right, and they grow in rings. Now renamed Cuphophyllus pratensis instead of Hygrocybe.
  17. Enjoy your holiday, but i still want to know.............[emoji38]
  18. How about one of the Marasmius, as they were growing in a ring?

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