sean
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Having read what peoples opinions are on this jacket I am seriously considering getting one. A couple of questions before I do. 1) Durability??? How durable are they....do they rip easily or are they hardwearing? 2) What chest size approximately is xl? Do the jackets come up loose or tight fitting? Appreciate any advice. Thanks
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Thought the pattern an colouration on this beech twig was fantastic......think it is Diatrype Disciformis??? Beech Black Spot. And a couple of randoms.
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go onto the ancient tree forum David. There will be a few on there i'm sure...location. size etc. Although it would be good to hear from people on here and see photo's etc.
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Hi David.....Big thumbs up for the Elm thread. I hope people get involved with it. It's a good one.
Did you see today's photo's on the Richmond Pk thread?
Sean
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Hi David.....Big thumbs up for the Elm thread. I hope people get involved with it. It's a good one.
Did you see today's photo's on the Richmond Pk thread?
Sean
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go onto the ancient tree forum David. There will be a few on there i'm sure...location. size etc. Although it would be good to hear from people on here and see photo's etc.
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Todays piccies from the park...... The job was a reduction on a Horsechestnut. A coronet for Mr Monkeyd..... The deer are now clued up.......munching on the buds even as we are working.....this happens all the time. Late finish......but worth it!
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trying to trace scott copper from barking, suffolk
sean replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
is it copper steve or have you inadvertently hit the p instead of the o? Just wondering although dont know either of them....sorry -
lots look like magic.......but they aint
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nice jobs!!!
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pic 2 is beefsteak fungus
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Thanks for that Steve.
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6 7 and 8
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Here's some photo's from the park. 1 and 2......Hornbeam with Lots of Ganoderma approx 5 mtrs up just below crown break. This is a big Hornbeam located just inside the perimeter wall of the park . The other side of the wall is a row of houses. The spec on this was to reduce height by about 30%. Needed to be this much due to extent of decay and high target area. The lean of tree was also towards the houses. Made a nice job though. 3,4 and 5.......Resinaceum on Red Oak. Have a photo of this when it was tiny back in June.....will dig it out so you can see how much it has grown in duration. 6....this morning 7 and 8.......i.d on picture 8 if anybody knows.
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I have noticed that on some threads people have been able to upload more than 5 photo's at a time on one thread. I upload quite a photo's onto arbtalk and was just wondering how I can upload more than 5 on one thread? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Cheers for the nod David.......I'm going to climb it again the morrow and have a more examined look at gills/stalk etc. Tuberculosa not in Jordans encyclopedia although thinking they could possibly be aurivella.???
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the photo
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These were growing in a cavity about 4mtrs up a Horse Chestnut. I have so far been unable to i.d them despite consulting a couple of books as well as the resident ecologist of Richmond Park. Anybody know what they are???
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Some cracking photographs David......you very priveleged indeed. Have been off the radar last couple of weeks as far as arb talk concerned......have some nice photo's of the park which i will get up in the next couple of days.....think you will lioke them. Have some interesting fungi which i have been unable to i.d as of yet so maybe you might be able to. Is there a way I can upload more than 5 pictures at a time??
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footloops!
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:thumbup: to the G10.......i have one myself and love it........some photo's in my album if you want to see the photos from it.
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:thumbup: to the G10.......i have one myself and love it........some photo's in my album if you want to see the photos from it.
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You finally made it to Richmond Pk David....good work. You shoukld have said and i could have possibly met you and shown you around. Never mind....another time perhaps? I love that fallen lime....its one of my favorites in the park. How much of the park did you see and what did you think of it? That was on eof mine monkeyD....glad you like. We have done around 30 in the last few weeks. The oaks around the carparks are suffering quite badly.
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Great shout David....the cork forests are ancient eco systems which need saving!!!!
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Thats awesome mate.......inspiring
