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  1. RobArb
    it grows sideways too:lol: awesome stuff:thumbup:
  2. RobArb
    the graft is the lowest branch heading off to the right
  3. RobArb
    Only took me two years to get the pcture i said i would:blushing: this is right on the busy a580 and the "graft looks" a lot younger than the tree:confused think the sneaky:sneaky: grafting elf was up to some trickery with this one
  4. RobArb
    i'm 32 and my memory is shocking:lol:
  5. RobArb
    looks like the red weed from war of the worlds!
  6. RobArb
    i want to change things:blushing: but i've got a long way to go:thumbup:
  7. RobArb
    32 (just) and another poll:001_rolleyes:
  8. RobArb
    ooo i'm a superstar! never expected that haha
  9. RobArb
    as long as you put the time and effort into reading the information that they give PLUS the extra needed on top as well you should be fine i've been told though the second year is much tuffer (tougher)
  10. RobArb
    nope its online, but you need to have a modulator (friend/neighbour/witness) who can say that you've done the exam in the allotted time without cheating i did it in me kitchen whilst a neighbour ( i know and trust as he's an ex teacher) sat in my living room watching telly:thumbup:
  11. RobArb
    nooooooo:sneaky2: i'm just "online" you happen to be in the same place or is it a case of he doth protest too much:blushing:
  12. RobArb
    ahem me:blushing:
  13. RobArb
    majority of assessment are assignments, i have done one exam (last year) and several "short tests" in each module and with me doing it online all the "practical stuff" is done by the students attending the college and we get the methods and results thoroughly documented for us to read
  14. RobArb
    "One possible drawback to the trees is that they have a dense canopy and the roots release chemicals into the soil, which inhibits other plants growing around them – so walnuts need plenty of space." Allelopathy at work:biggrin: Nice article:thumbup:
  15. RobArb
    i started last year ( the FdSc online arb degree ) at myerscough, just about to finish my first year. I paid £1400 and its due to go up ever so slightly but not much (apparently:thumbdown:) over the next two years the question still remains on how much it wil be if i want to carry on and get my BSc (Hons), which i do, but its whether i'll be able to afford it On the actual course though, doing it online i find both easy and difficult at the same time, easy because you have no constraints as to when you do the work as long as it gets handed in by the deadlines but hard because you have to be self disciplined to get the work done with no tutors or fellow students helping/pushing you to get it done. It can be very rewarding if you do push yourself though:thumbup:
  16. RobArb
    that is some skill you have there mate, top work:thumbup:
  17. RobArb
    you must've had an easy life if its ya 50th:001_tt2: Happy birthday:thumbup:
  18. RobArb
    pic of said place
  19. RobArb
    well if you let me know i can arrange a trip into the woods:thumbup: god that sounds wrong:blushing: i'm sure Rob said he would like to come too
  20. RobArb
    this coming "royal wedding" bank holiday weekend, or this easter one just gone? as it is monday today? i was going to pop down today at some point but taking the kids out this afternoon so won't get as much time out as i would have liked, whereas next weekend if my final assignment is finished i'll have a full day:thumbup:
  21. RobArb

    online

    RobArb replied to WoodED's topic in The Lounge

    What's 11pm? Fast asleep 2 hours ago I am
  22. RobArb
    but i voted town to be sure, to be sure!
  23. RobArb
    i live in a small town/large village but thats in the middle of no where! green belt all around, large areas of countryside so technially you could class it as both..!
  24. RobArb
    Yeh, kinda new it was different to actually living with decay (more like the remnants being eaten:lol:) but not been to that place in a few years and the once living are now dying, there's still plenty big beech and oak with lots to tell and I'll be spending a good few days there this fall:thumbup:
  25. RobArb
    Your quite wecome to come on Monday, not sure what time I'm going gotta get some uni work done first

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