geoff
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Everything posted by geoff
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The rafters will not pull in anything as the wood only noticably shirinks in diameter, not length. Some clever folk were about in them olden days. Quote. Rover is on the money with this. If you want to slow dry green turned wood,burry it in its shavings & leave it to dry slowly under the lathe.
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Beautiful photos Fungus,and great info too,from Janey and yourself,I'm enjoying this!
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That is so very sad,terrible for you,and your work mate too.
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I think they have got something to do with cheep holidays...
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I'm not getting in any fridge,I never said anything!
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Thats painfull to watch.....
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Oops,I got it right first time! That will make me remember it!
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Hope you didn't mind me knicking the exuviae word from your post Janey,even if I did manage to get the spelling wrong!
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Here is one that emerged this morning,next to its exuvia;
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Always been my downfall,too late to stop now,anway Ive got the bits of winegum off my interchangeable gnashers now,so slippers off & shuffle up now! Nite nite Felix!
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Yeh I know,just getting over the excitement of it,was a good one tonight,so I'm watching 'Driving miss Daisy' to the background fizz of my dentine!
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Ageist!!! Made me choke on me horlicks!
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I have not seen any OPM round here,I did get a NASTY rash from a brown tailed that got under my teeshirt last year,nasty blighter Fearsome looking stag,great pose for the camera!
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Hi Janey,There is the nymphs skin on one of the lilly pads where the hatching took place,about 20 or25mm long,I will try & grab a pic tommorow.
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I think my strokers ran on 50/1,ktm 300 and cr500.
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Couple of shots,battle scarred ladybird eating a greenfly,and a small dragonfly from the pond.
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Thats a bit of a beast,I bet they chomp their way through a fair bit of foilage. Great pics too!
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Must admit I dont like cutting big upright lumps from a mewp,too much to go wrong,but looks like Daniel had it all under control.
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I would have mewped it,but then I have one so no hire charges,I dont quite get why it 'should' have been climbed,or am I missing something? I would maybe have gone for smaller pieces & sod the rigging, (unless its a sensitive area). What matters is getting the job completed with no surprises,and with a good time/profit ratio in my books,each to their own prefered method.
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Hi Mark,welcome to the forum,I work in your neck of the woods most weeks. Nice work you have done there by the way!
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It would seem rarely in the uk,Im no expert,and so had to search the net for an answer(its all learning). Nice pics!
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Welcome to the forum,your new home sounds lovely,enjoy your time there,and here too!
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I reduced and thinned one gently a year or so ago,if no one gets back on the reaction to pruning,I will have a look in the week.
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Thats nice, I like it!
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Glad your getting some of them back,good luck with the rest Hamma.
