RobArb
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Yup the lack of terminal leaflet got me! thats why when ID'ing I always ask for as much detail as possible, the more info the better chance of getting a positive ID:biggrin: Nice one Scott, good images, and I'll be looking into that one in your front garden. Seriously though, any jobs going? Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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I've always uploaded from "this forum" button and it works for me?? Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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I don't 100% from those photos but as the leaves look "glossier" in this picture and elliptic in outline I'd thought I'd stump with Q. ellipsoidalis. I may be wrong yet:lol:, its always hard ID'ing from one our two pics alone Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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I'm gonna go with Quercus ellipsoidalis Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Wild stab in the dark, is the building site one a Photinia????
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i would say yes:biggrin: but thats just me:lol:
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Just looked at your website Scott, tis well good:thumbup1:, can i come work for you!!
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the one from your front garden could be a number of things from that pic, the trees i know with paripinnate leaves are, in order of which i think is most likely in this case Juglans nigra Rhus typhina Tonna sinensis or possibly Sapindus drummondii Just looking at the building site one now:biggrin:
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:blushing:point taken:thumbup: i kind of typed it out wrong as it sounded better in my head! i need some zeds:001_rolleyes:
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Somewhere i've not been:blush: yet! But will go in good time:thumbup:
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Jeez, I'm slackin!
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where are they? Got any more?
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DOH! How did i not get them first time round? To be honest that Davidia involucrata was a good post without showing the tell-tale fruit and flowers, i just glanced at the leaf without paying attention:biggrin: And the other one looked beech like, hence the name Nyssa sylvatica Nice one, two good posts:thumbup:
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Cercidiphyllum japonicum, One of my faves:thumbup:
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Mmmm, okey kokey, hang on a sec and I small come back with two more answers:thumbup: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Thats one way of using a mallet! Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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There is a Cedrus libanii near me that is propped up, I'll post the pics when I get in Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Because of all the likkle "good" funguys:biggrin: doing their respective jobs in the woodland ecosystem? Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Just tried it with the wheel facing away and I wasn't overly keen, I'm used to puking down on the rope near to me and it just felt wrong the other way. Hey ho, what works for one doesn't for the other:biggrin: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Never really had any problems doing it the way I do it but might try it the other way round now you say:thumbup: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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i've been a full time climber for the past 3 years part time for another 2 before that, and whilst i'm not tempting fate i worry more about falling out the tree or my anchor point failing than i am cutting myself!
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ouch!
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I'll get one tomorrow:biggrin:
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Not strictly tree related but countryside related
RobArb replied to Matthew Arnold's topic in Picture Forum
Its great that you volunteer, i hold my hat off to you, especially as you have done it for 5 years:001_cool: But do you have a full time job or get paid for another job? How do you pay for stuff, like food and bills? -
in my setup i have more twist and less wraps in the VT and the pulley wheel of the hitchclimber facing me rather than behind the krabs
