sean
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Everything posted by sean
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Thats stunning mate......beautiful colouration ....:thumbup:
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infra red and leaves were best in springtime.......the more chlorophyll the better the results:thumbup1: -
10 mins looking out front room window.
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theres a few bits and bobs.......found a wheel brace about 20 foot up an oak totall embedded now. Theres a shot of it lurking in the depths of this site on a thread dedicated to all things found in trees.....seek and you may find.
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pescky vandal....what did you go and put that up there for Mr Humphries? And now trying to cover your tracks!!!! Just looked at your new site.......congratulations it looks very nice and very interestring........cooooolio.
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And why would that be????
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Tis the season to see involucrata...........
sean replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
Marmite & rasberry jam sarnies siting on those benches for tommorows lunch..........now there's a thought . you're a sick man monkeyD -
looks horizontal to me......
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really nice photo;'s david......an inspiring place it seems. Where were you?
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that looks great....
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Tis the season to see involucrata...........
sean replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
i love marmite......love the trees......love the photo's:thumbup: love the benches photos! -
very nice!!
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Hi Ben....its definately worth a wonder......and a wander:biggrin: Here you go. St Ann's Hill
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there you go
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Oak monolith with sorbus growing from within:thumbup:
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and a few more
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and the next tree along.
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nice beech entwinement.
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http://webmail.aol.com/31650-111/aol-1/en-us/mail/get-attachment.aspx?uid=1.28911947&folder=NewMail&partId=2&saveAs=SOinterestinglid.pps
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went to st anns hill today.....a wooded hill which sits between the m25 and m3 motorways. Althopugh a constant hum emanating from these motorways a special place none the least. The info board gives a tiny bit of info on the hill "St.Ann's Hill takes its name form a chapel built around 1334 dedicated to St.Ann. Its original name was Eldebury (Oldbury) Hill with an old fort, and there are traces of old earthen defences on the top. The most notable resident of the Hill was the radical politician Charles Fox whose house was opposite the present main entrance. The hill was presented to the Local Authority by Baron Camrose of Longcross and opened by the Rt.Hon. Neville Chamberlain MP in June 1928
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that is brilliant.........would sit very nicely on 'the beauty of standing deadwood thread'!
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nice!!!!
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Did you manage to get a close up of the underside of the big one with the holes/fissures (?) in it. Looks like something is either boring in to the pore surface or maybe pecker after something already inside This at R P sean? No close up unfortunately David......Deer crap everywhere.......but for you.....i shall.........delegate! Was In Richmond Park yes.......Willow limb, horsechestnut limb, Oak Limb and Beech Limb all gone in the last couple of days. Big HC failure in Bushey Park too today. I'm sure added weight of leaves is a contributing factor.
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i think so.
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This limb failed this morning. Some fantastic Fomes brackets.....one of them v.big. Extensive white rot caused by Fomes? Tree was earmarked for a reduction in the Autumn....oh well looks like nature got there before us.
