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    Like:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    I concur with David, didn't even think about looking for galls! That'll teach me:lol: (still, check out the celtis and phillyrea sp. though) Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    No definitely not, sorbus torminalis has a very distinct lobed lead that is unmistakeable Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Only thing I can think of at the mo would be a Celtis sp. or Phillyrea sp. I'll look a little further:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Looks like some sort of Quercus, lucombe oak perhaps? But are those berries I can't quite work it out from the pics Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    No they were both laid off and started at Wigan when I did, then we all got laid off from Wigan last December but only I've gone back Yes they were both good fun to work with Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    found this in the archives whilst looking for other photos, forgot i had it. It's from a local woodland near me with a lot of big beeches
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    Hi Dendro, did you work with a mark or trev whilst there?
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    On a VT you can negate the twist by turning the hitch as you descend against the twist. So if your rope is twisting clockwise, twist the hitch counter-clockwise as you descend and vice-versa Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Looks like a bit of "Elvis leg" in that right leg starting to show! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Faces in cut trees:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Sorry Steve:blush: (although I was asked if a wanted to work there) Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Haha, tell me about it! Although I do know people working there for that... Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    nice one gollum, beat me to it although i wouldn't of got the variety:biggrin:
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    Some from today Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    weeping willow (Salix chrysocoma)
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    Yes mozza is an immigrant in norway at the moment:lol: You still getting wet lad?
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    cant say i've ever tried it but the new 201 scabbard clicks on and off. I get fed up off the bar and chain (off mind) catching on me pants and things dangling behind my harness Might give it a go, but is it not time consuming for what its worth?
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    whats the offical number and how many do you think are actually "active"
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    just sent my booking form off so i should be there:biggrin:
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    haha thats pretty old there, and only 4 years ago! What date did the site start?
  22. RobArb
    Aye, pics don't show it but you'd be surprised how much that stem on the right is leaning. Squirrels have been at that bridge too, you could see the damage on the top side Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Cool Sycamore graft from today:thumbup:
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    Hi butler, when you next in the uk? There seems to be a queue at the moment:biggrin:

     

    just let me know and i'll let you know if she's been snapped up or not

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    i love lamp

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