janey
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I thought you would've learnt by now to never fully believe a customer
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What about good ol' Google images? If you find a piccy you want, you can "save as" to your PC and then print it from there. Hold on - an eight year old you say? I thought all kids of that age have inborn IT ability and love to show us adults what to do when it comes to things like this?
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I'll save your dignity and agree that the leaves are ver similar. You can pay me later
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Any ideas on what - the spp or what's wrong with it? My starting bid on the former is Catalpa
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Sorry, I wondered if there was a specific reason for your asking, like you was thinking of going there or summin
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A job I'm dreading! (I love it when a plan comes together!)
janey replied to Andy Collins's topic in General chat
But you'd look so pretty in your Cath Kidson wellies I'm guessing, given your clients expenditure, that they're not short of a gardener or two? -
I don't think the OPM need any more fodder over that aways Are there any restrictions on planting oaks in Sweden, either in guideline or legislature because of OPM?
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A job I'm dreading! (I love it when a plan comes together!)
janey replied to Andy Collins's topic in General chat
Lookin' good there Andy . What a great little project to manage, even if the logistics are a bit of a 'mare. Are you going to be pottering around there with your watering can every evening for the forseeable? -
West London's latest update: PERFECT Warm, hazy and with a light breeze. I've been out all day surveying and it's been lurvelee.
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I have a feeling that doing a KKK impression in a culturally diverse area of London may not go down too well...
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It looks like a Chameacyparis, an ivy and an apple to me When apples have been poorly pruned in the past, they do get that horribly dense crown that is a a right 'mare to get into when you have to prune them again.
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Only in media articles, not up close and personal. Er, why?
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It's time for me to dig out the factor zillion and silly hat for a day out surveying then
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A big congrats to you both Has all the time you've spent on AT - often at stupid o'clock in the morning - helped or hindered the pass ?
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It's an apple Possible M. hupehensis or cv of.
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How'd you want to pay me my pound? Walnuts have pinnate leaves and the fruit are on very short pedicles (stems)..
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I think you've found someone worse at taking pics than me It's some sort of apple.
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I love that pic of the pipe smokin' carver A great set of pics. It looks like it was a really good weekend - even if it was in BFN
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From the album: Me Stuff
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Are you doing it for any particular reason, Matt? Or did you and your mate just wake up and think, "what the heck"? Good luck. It sounds great.
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Er... They'd be the pics I haven't gotten around to taking in over three weeks of thinking about it, wouldn't they? They're small and impossibly cute, that's all you need to know. More so that the ones you usually see as they're MINE
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Today, my babies took their first shaky steps on the road to independance. I'm so proud of them, yet I'm so sad at the same time to see them leaving me behind. Earlier this afternoon, my brood of blue tits nesting outside of my kitchen window officially fledged I've had a fantastic view of the nest box and I've spent far too much time watching the parents intially ferrying in nesting material and then bringing endless beakfulls of caterpillars to the growing chicks. They've all survived an attempted raid by a squirrel and the interest of next door's cat. And today, four of the cutest bundles of yellow grey fluff left the nest. Straight into the pishing rain! I don't think they were overly impressed by their welcome to the world as at least one of them headed back to the nestbox.
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Considering the looks she was giving me, I'm surprised she didn't try to chase me out of the shop with a novelty soft toy pig As it was a Sunday, late and near closing time, she was about the only staff member with a reasonable IQ I could find. I tried to persuade myself that as a paying member of the public at the Park I had done my duty, but it's been nagging at me ever since.
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I've just googled the place and sent a very brief email to the generic address I found for them . It's only taken me three months to get around to doing it . As you say, my concerns are set out in black and white, so it's now up to the tree's managers how thet proceed. Hopefully I can now stop worrying about this tree and start obsessing about something else
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That's exactly how I feel. I know by alerting a staff member to my concerns that I have done enough and not simply ignored a dodgy tree. But I think the fact that I'm asking your advice shows that I'm not happy with just leaving it at that. I'll look up the contact details and try to contact someone higher up, as you suggested.
