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janey

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  1. Where and when are you going to be exhibiting? Your work looks stunning in the photos and I'm sure it looks and feels as even better up close.
  2. I hate touchpads too, so my solution is to.... Not use it . Why do you want to deactivate it? Just plug a mouse in any Bob's yer uncle. No more anoying, sticky, unresponsive touchpad issues.
  3. Hmmm, they look like they'll be a bit slippery in the rain. Sorry if I've just dashed the emerging love affair
  4. What an eejit I've known far too many aggressive, inconsiderate riders like that who are stupid enough to think that an ability to ride fast is the same as being a good rider. And of course, it's always someone else's fault when they get taken out. Pah! Sorry, mini rant over
  5. Hahaha, was you allowed out unaccompnied?
  6. Congratulations to you Rob :thumbup: I'm really happy for you and it's good that there's one more learned person in the arb' world. Smartarse!
  7. You're such a voyeur! Is no moth safe from you perving?
  8. I know I suffer terribly with Reynaulds and anything that can keep my hands warm, dry and help to ease the pain is well worth it to me though. It's not as if I have to use them (the gloves) much these days
  9. These are very expensive but are well worth it. They are about the best all round gloves I've used and are reasonably hard wearing. Buy Gold Leaf Winter Touch Gloves
  10. On a Hypericum? More great shots from you geoff They're a nice set of pics of that Marbled white, Matt. Are you still out surveying?
  11. I don't think it is a sport. The rest of the leaves proximal to the ones shown are green and so are the more apical ones. Even if it was a hightly valuable sport I wouldn't have a hope in hell's chance of finding it again anyway.
  12. Yeah, I know It was a sapling I saw earlier today and I wrote the text without looking at the pics and refreshing my memory! So, well done for spotting the deliberate mistake and pointing out it is actually a cerris.
  13. What would cause this not unattractive variagation in a Quercus robur? It was only a few leaves affected out of the entire sapling so I don't think it's a true "sport" and the area it was in means there was no chance that it was pesticide damage. Viral damage, pehaps? Dog wee, even???
  14. Ah gwan, give us a hint
  15. Have you got any more pics? One of the whole tree would be helpful. Opposite or alternate leaves? What are the buds like? Smooth bark? Blah blah blah.
  16. I'm chuffed with this as it's my first one Female Purple Hairstreak (Neozephyrus quercus) It's either very newly emerged and hasn't pumped it's wings properly and been knocked out of the canopy or it has been damaged in some way as it's very unusual to see it on the ground.
  17. Another vote for Persian ironwood.
  18. I'd love to be that fit. I'm ridiculously over pleased with myself when I can manage a just few door frame pull-ups these days.
  19. I know a certain Ted Green who would argue that.
  20. Have you been practising that catalogue pose or does it just come naturally to you?
  21. Our native elms are a real pain to ID correctly. Firstly, the species show a lot of natural variation and then add to that they're a promiscuous bunch and hybridise easily. In short, it's an elm and I dunno which one
  22. Errr.. You seem to be minus a link. I've been to talks on all of those systems, other than the CTLA, and worked with CAVAT. It will be interesting to see them directly compared - and contrasted - with each other at the one seminar. For anyone involved in tree management or working for LAs, I think that will be a very worthwhile day. I've added the days into the AT calendar, so there's no excuse for forgetting these dates now.
  23. Have you got your various bits of weaponry under your pillow and your your Spidee Man pj's handy incase they come back for another attempt tonight?
  24. janey

    hand bag

    It's fun to stay at the Y M C A.... La la. Sorry, I konw those tool belt thingies are useful, but they do make you look like an extra from The Village People.
  25. Yes, that seems to be the idea.

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