janey
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Where are you based Stump? I know Gristwood and Toms are looking for a load of staff at the moment, if you haven't tried them already. Good luck for the continued job hunting
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... And if he's not on a budget? I get by - just - with a hammer, DBH tape, 5m tape, a combi spanner used as a pokey thing, a bit of chalk and a digi camera (for using ratio method of tree height measuremement if it's critcal) and lots and lots of practise. Plus various other low cost bits and pieces that stay in the murky botom of my survey bag. You can have all the best gear on the market, but it's still only as good as the person using it.
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... Because that would be too sensible! There is a cap on the amount of fish landed, regardless of who is bringing them ashore.
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I've been following the series on Ch4 over the past week. It's been showing disgraceful fishing practises that I have long been aware of and I'm glad that it is now being shown to such a wide audience. The fishing quota has to be a contender for one of the most absurd and wasteful reg's EVER. Grrrr!
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I bet you actually know what it is and you're just teasing us, aren't you? My (educated, of course!) guess would be Persion Ironwood - Parrotia persica.
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I signed up to the site the article is taken from and done a general search under "tree".... I think I've got more than one afternoon's reading ahead of me!!!
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Good call If you've seen nothing that immediately alarms you about the condition of the tree, why don't you ring the ivy and then reasses when you have the opportunity to see it's structure more clearly? If they are long term customers of yours, I'm sure they will appreciate you not rushing in and doing (possibly) unecessary work.
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I haven't seen the films, but having looked at the rest of the 'site I think the "Wild Trees ... " book is going to be on my wish list. Good find
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Not covered by Hi Hedge Regs. Even though it may be a hedge. Clear ?
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Nice piccy of the Monkey Puzzle
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Why are you all so pro removal??? I thought we were in the days of enlightenment and conservation ? If there are no H&S issues and the customer wants to retain the tree, suggesting anything else just to make a bit of money is very short sighted as they won't come back to. Think of the bugs, bats and beasties lurking in all that ivy . Do you reaaaallly want to make them homeless?
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My instant thought was Jew's Ear, but having looked a bit closer they are quite degraded parasols. Have you tried looking through the Fungi Directory? I'm sure there are a couple of experts on here somewhere that will be along shortly to share their knowledge
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Why are you suggesting felling? Is there major decay or defects that you haven't mentioned? Have you carried out a climbing inspection? If the customers want to retain the tree and there are no H&S implications in doing so, then surely that should be doing, not it's removal
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It all depends on the way the LA breaks up it's departments. The Arb Section of the LA's I've worked for don't deal with High Hedges as they come under the Legal department. The TO's don't even take queries as all correspondence bypasses them. Leaving plenty of time for all those emergency leaves - in - gutters calls
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Thanks - a bit of revision needed for me I thought that the quoted height was the minimum that the LA could enforce, not the height they had to enforce. Is that right?
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If you mean what height is a land owner legally obliged to keep their hedge at... well, there isn't a legal limit! Are you thinking about the High Hedge / Anti Social behaviour Act 2000 and something, possibly 5? That gives the relevant LA powers to enforce a maintenance order to keep a hedge (a minimum of two trees that are predominently evergreen spp) to a height of 6' or 2m.
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At least you haven't reached the point where you can't go out and act like a hooligan coz' your leathers have mysterious shrunk in the wardrobe
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"Chainsaw wielding pyjama man attacks tree in dead of night"
janey replied to John Hancock's topic in Picture Forum
I hope pajamaman had a written site specific RA done for that Are there any chances of the LA recouping the money for the emergency removal and replanting? I don't think there could be a clearer case of criminal damage to Council property! And does your LA use CAVAT for incidents like this btw?. -
I've gone off on a complete tangent and I'm doing a bit of part time bar wenching work. It's not ideal - I don't drink so there aren't even any perks! - but it's pocket monies. And it's a heck of a lot warmer than surveying at this time of year
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It's amazing what you can do with cable ties and duct tape Yeah, got it as standard and put the RCV11 replica body kit on it, Dream Machine paint job, MHP carbon can... And can you take a guess at what happened the first time i took it out? Binned the darn thing! Doh!!!
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I've seen that vid' before but it still manages to scare the bejesus out of me . It's been a loooong time since I've had my feet higher than the office desk!
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Did you have a furry coat on at the time?
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Have you had a look through what's on offer on these 'sites? Arbjobs.com | find Arb jobs / Tree work Arboricultural/Arb jobs. Complete Tree Care Arboricultural Recruitment Horticulture Jobs - for Garden Centre Jobs, Landscape Jobs, Arboriculture Jobs & Gardening Jobs Overview - Arboricultural Association Directgov jobs and skills search - Job Homepage Good luck
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Wow. I know they are hugely powerful birds, but I still wouldn't have thought of them being able to bring down wolves. Ignoring all the hunting issues, that is an incredible film.
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It's 'sites like that one that ensures I'm never going to get an early night . Good find - there are some interesting looking articles on there.
