nepia
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Who's going to tell Thanet and Drax that due to a massive increase in demand for firewood their supply will be logged and not chipped?! Will serve them right 🤭 -
Shame eh?!
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Better than expected tbh! Not too much of that tree work malarky these days but keeping my hand in. Hi to the boss! Jon
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Do you mean proper Cedar Mark or Red Cedar (WRC)? If the latter your friend and mine Paul will have some!
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Beech Wood Chips required before the leaf season
nepia replied to Pufuleti's topic in Firewood forum
@Pufuleti Give Andy Rowlands a call. He's very local Stump Removal Services | Croydon, London | A N Rowland WWW.ANROWLANDTREESURGERY.CO.UK Efficient stump removal services in Croydon, London by A N Rowland. Trust our expertise for thorough and hassle-free solutions. Get rid of stumps today! -
Yep! The cat will recover first but the plant should too - after drying out and growing new foliage following well-meaning housesitter's winter watering!
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Does this count as 'resting'?! One of my daughter's. After months cooped up living at 1000m near Chamonix the great outdoors beckoned today. Five hours later...
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Turntable telehandler with Grapple Saw / operator needed.
nepia replied to Stu Farrell's topic in General chat
Al Wallace from Liphook in Hants may travel that far Wallace Timber Services | Liphook | Hampshire | Surrey WWW.WALLACETIMBER.CO.UK Based in Liphook on the Surrey & Hampshire border in the south-east of England, Wallace Timber provides your complete timber solutions. Our clients include Local Authorities... -
Difficult to judge without a pic from further away to give context but I wouldn't tickle the branch as you suggest; take a lot more off as re-growth will largely happen from immediately below the cut as well as along the length of the branch (water growth). In the bottom pic how about just behind that bird feeder, leaving the tuft already there? Those are long branches that will be happy to have some end weight removed.
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The prices are ex VAT! So a £199 pr of SIP Canopy are actually £238.80! Perhaps not the massive bargains that they appear to be at first glance
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There's one down on the right that hasn't even been started, presumably for the same reason; BT line Spaghetti Junction
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Bernie
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Eddie
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Bloody foreigners!!!
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Stupid boy Pike
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Introduced to the South Downs NP in 2008 Mick I became aware when I saw a pair doing very impressive courtship tumbling using the cliff updraughts next to Cuckmere Haven about seven years ago
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Feeling some serious shockin' - no g - at the news
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Yes, you can whack them. I removed one a few years back that the owner hated and so had pulled all new growth from annually; it never got the message
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Three sycamore stems to remove from two trees. Located behind shops with rear access 'road'. Bordering rear residential neighbours. Access good only on foot though drag could be much worse. Anyone interested? I've sold the job rather well I think ☺️
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I also like Billy Connolly's method: I'm stark naked and I'm opening the door in 5-4-3...
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Stunning timber. Any sensible turners would be drooling at the prospect of that. Pity Steve isn't still here. Or is he...? @se7enthdevil
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Did the A23 feature Mick? An embarrassment; it really is disgusting but not alone sadly. As for the idea of all those horrible people throwing stuff out of their car windows I never see it. What I see is plastic sheet, dumpy bags and the like that could only have come off commercial vehicles. I hang back from dustcarts and recycling material carriers as they're the worst offenders!
