Graham
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Chap I know of used to handle them as part of his job and hobby. He was bitten several times but I don't think he had a bad reaction. His Jack Russell was also bitten. He was ok but he used to suffer nervous reactions for some time after.
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Graham replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
P fraxinea (I hope:001_smile:) A large ash of about 4' dbh. -
Growing trees from seed.....
Graham replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
We need to be like jays. I usually pick a pocket full of acorns then when you go off for a wander just pop one or two in the ground. -
I doubt you'll find any. I always make my own. Just find some nice ash about 8 rings to the inch with the grain running as you want your hafts to be.
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Why have you ruled out Azara? Looks very similar. It may not have flowered for some reason.
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I'm not excluding fell and replant. Better to retain and plant some more as well.
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Don't fuel saws on the lawn or Tarmac.
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Ah. Was only looking at foliage. Can't really see the ivy clad one!
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Maybe because it's a big living thing that can't be replaced:001_smile:
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As quoted before; first one looks like cherry but need closer shot, holly for second and blue atlantic cedar third.
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The last shovelmaker and long gone now. Beautiful skills with an axe from an old guy in North America. http://www.folkstreams.net/film,299
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You can buy raw knives from Opinel but I don't think they're available here. Called Opinel Ebauche Les Opinel customs de Laurent GERDIL Some pretty cool carved handles.
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For anyone who's not seen these before. 10 Tree Roots Winning Their Battle Against Concrete
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From 1984 I've had all marques except Mazda/Ford. Every vehicle has some weak points etc but I've been happy with all I've had. Choose the one you fancy and tows what you need to.
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That would be good as long as the hay was cut from a proper meadow.
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Well it's worked to a degree. Certainly less itchy:thumbup1:
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I'm going to test that now because I'm spending my time scratching a cleg bite.
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Both mine had accelerator pump problems so rather than try and fix something that really wasn't going to fix I did the mod. Carbs were prefixed s126. I think the link gives a list of carb numbers. They are both around four years old.
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I have no idea. Very similar to oak in more ways than one. I had 30 tons of chestnut cord in the garden once. Even when it had stood for three years it was still wet when I cut it.
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They surely would be short of work:001_smile: I am taking the scythe to mine soon as all the flowers have set seed.
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It's an Asker. Newt.
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You'll be glad you did.
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Good:thumbup1:
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With two 200Ts running like the proverbial 'crock of' I thought it about time to do something. I did the carb mod http://masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?14945-carb-repair-for-the-ms-200T Also opened up the muffler and the difference is amazing. Instant pick up, stays in tune and end of frustration:001_smile:
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Roots can't stay static. They are continually moving and growing in their effort to maintain water uptake. I suppose if it were continually pruned incremental growth would be reduced but not stopped.
