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    what did i miss? I'm intrigued now:lol:
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    Gerrit, I'm not disagreeing with you:001_smile: just trying to put my opinion across.. Trees don't NEED to be pruned, human intervention can help and prolong the life of some trees in some instances BUT trees in the remotest parts of the world manage fine without our help Phoenix or Halo trees created through their own degredation can survive without our help We prune trees to make these organisms suit OUR needs most of the time, whether that be for health and safety or planning like dean stated Trees existed before us, they shall exist after us:biggrin: EDITING David?? Did i miss something:lol:
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    They might not of survived, I agree there... BUT... They didn't NEED to be managed, they didn't ask us to do it:biggrin: Both view points are valid and have strong cases for, but essentially trees don't NEED to be pruned, we need to do it in some instances to prolong the life of a beautiful organism:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    That's what I was going to say but I can't get on arbtalk early enough, especially not 5.30:lol: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broughton,_Greater_Manchester The bit about clowes pk/broughton pk offers some history Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Cheers:thumbup: David, the plane in question is in the middle of this map surrounded by the nearly square privet Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Trivect rigging? Will have to look that one up! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Its in a local park (to were I work) so shall try to dig up some details I've got more pics of it but the missus has pinched the laptop for her work, will post more another time It was a big plane! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    just commented some windy thoughts in you rip twang thread about trees:biggrin:
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    All we've done today is clear up windblown trees and branches These are the pics of the 3 trees down, we went to a further 5 jobs were large branches had snapped out. Makes you wonder, the wind hasn't been that strong here but it hasn't been the normal prevailing westerly wind, its been a swirly easterly one:001_huh:
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    missed this one, will have a look now:biggrin:
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    Sounds ideal:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    where's my 11? Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Check the other posts, I think so:001_rolleyes: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Haha, I take it you get many requests then! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    cheers, i was considering tissot till you mentioned these:biggrin:
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    how do people (who were watches) find they cope with all the tiny bits of sawdust and particles flying around and getting everywhere, surely a watch can't cope with that much abuse over time? I tend to not wear long sleeves unless its really cold or wet, and my arms always end up scratched and filthy... not sure a watch would last long!
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    Haha, knew that was coming! meant for the mountains (or big hills) we tend to walk quite often:biggrin:
  20. RobArb
    like the look of those suunto's anyone got one with an altimeter in it?
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    Tissot :-) Sent from my Galaxy S2
  22. RobArb
    That's awesome jammy:thumbup: What tool did you use? Sent from my Galaxy S2
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    Croft Castle

    RobArb replied to flames's topic in Picture Forum

    When you planning on going? Sent from my Galaxy S2
  24. RobArb
    Essential Soil Science: A Clear and Concise Introduction to Soil Science - Mark Ashman, Geeta Puri - Google Books
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    Dem's da ones:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2

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