Graham
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Fascinated by fascinating fasciation:001_smile:. Seen it on syc before
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RIP Odin the Logging Clydesdale.
Graham replied to TRADITIONAL LOGGERS's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Thoughts with you. -
True but it means Jack !**t:001_smile:
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If that's the case then they've put a TPO on it.
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If the council are not allowing it to be felled then have they placed a TPO on it?
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Old forest floor exposed in Tywyn, N Wales. Hope link works. https://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=396365513842643&set=pcb.396372453841949&type=1&theater
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The times, they are a changing...............
Graham replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
I remember my dad telling me that and of them being taken up when he was a small child which would have been during the Great War. -
Yes I'd be interested and Hampshire's ok with me.
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Bandsaw boxes are a nice thing to make. Plenty of videos on youtube.
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What you need for holes are Forstner bits.
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No problem. Just call emergency services and they'll be out to rescue them. They should then be presented with the bill:001_smile:
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What happens when it comes to refueling? Looks like a bit of hassle to demount the saw.
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It was an April Fools trick Sir Patrick Moore pulled years ago:001_smile:
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Fourme d'Ambert fermiere is a beautiful cheese. Made for hundreds of years in France from unpasteurised milk. Probably what good Stilton used to taste like.
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I like my strong cheeses but haven't got the stomach for that:001_smile:
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What you really need to taste is Casu Marzu from Sardinia; complete with maggots:001_smile:
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Nice boots. Had them in the past. Just wish I had small feet:001_smile:
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Has it changed?
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I started climbing at twenty and have done so for thirty five years. I reckon my peak (speed wise) was around forty five. In the last five years things have caught up physically and mentally. Now I just ache and hurt when I'm resting and with no real motivation for run of the mill tree work. In the last month I've had my hand flattened by a big lump of pop on a takedown; dropped the 020 across my bicep and put a ground saw across my boot. All very close calls and due to tiredness and lack of concentration! So in answer to the OP: starting at forty puts you way behind in experience and by the time you have some then you may be starting to think 'what the hell am I doing here' Have a go...you never know.
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Lovely film. Thanks for that.
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I'm amazed.
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I fired up one of my bikes last week. It hadn't been started for three years. A new battery and it fired up and ran smoothly on three year old fuel.
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I'm at Stafford. Nothing on for that time at the moment. What about finding a hedge we can have a weekend on then anyone could come and have a go?
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Looks as though it's already been lifted and lion-tailed to the limit. I'd take a chance and pollard it back by removing the remaining crown. Will leave it as a high pollard but given its history the only other option may be removal.
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Called to this one. A tornado came through on Wed night leaving a line of uprooted trees. This pine is wedged tight in the river. About 80'. The rootplate is 16'. The only access to drag it out is half a mile across very wet meadow.
