Rod
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buget depends on whether the wife finds out LOL kind of think an sd one would be good? iv been looking at the atc ones but they dont seem very good? there is a vholdr that seems good but its on the expensive side i would buy one of those if it was nearer £150 thats probably my top end
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green eyed devil dog every pics the same
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get a load of this daft bugger
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sorry monkeyd i havn't just searched for pics out of curiosity to see if it looked the same still:001_smile: bet its a nice old house though
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Hi all which helmet camera should i buy? ive been looking on e bay amd cant decide if any of the cheap ones are worth buying and also the good ones seem to cost a lot what ones the best value for money etc?
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looks simmilar to me
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shame i didnt find any cones i will endoveur to take more pics of conifers specialy for you and to id them better first lol
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should say so nice one
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sorry giles grandis would have longer leaves around 5 cm
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well, ive got to say it is abies and either alba or procera as i couldnt find any cones for a better id i have used three different id books and cant narrow it down any further so well done
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come on boys atleast get the right familly look at the concave scars left from leaf loss
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try this go into the program for the router click set up at the top then click launch security set up wizard got it from the manual on line
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what make is it
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dose it not ask for a security code when you connect to it with a new pc
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here you go pics of needles
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ive got some on the other computer wich i will post in a bit
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i didn't say answers on a postcard, Come on someone must know
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i didn't sorry heres another from a diferent angle you might like the pic also from the same job, as the ganoderma and these, the one i posted in the id quiz thread wich is a tree directly opposite the oak in the fungus thread
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its over a drive but nothing else the chap who owns the ground has us in once a year to do deadwooding bit of haloing and other such things(general tidy) the tree in the pic is not entirely healthy it has a central upright limb (still alive) with rot creeping downward but it has been reduced around two years ago and will need removeing in future i expect. also found what i think is a newly emerging canker high in a limb over the dirve (pic bellow) the owner loves his trees and thinks some are circa 1816 i think he said his family have owned it since 17 somthing
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two more pics
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anyone know what this one is and what it dose. found it on an oak. dont have my id book as i left it at work and its going to bug me all weekend.
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heres a few interesting ones from fridays work
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sounds right to me but has any study been done? i wasnt trying to re invent the wheel just wondering whilst i was cutting away with the muffs down:001_smile:
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where was that at then north westish?
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thats more of an answer. i take it that that stops infection etc getting in? and that it happens quickly
