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  1. sean
    Really interesting paper http://www.treeworks.co.uk/downloads/Tree_health_and_disease-An_ecosystem_approach-Neville_Fay.pdf
  2. sean
    No worries mate......i'll see you en route to Hatfield.
  3. sean
    New paper by Neville Fay....... http://www.treeworks.co.uk/downloads/Tree_health_and_disease-An_ecosystem_approach-Neville_Fay.pdf
  4. sean
    bump bump bumpity bump
  5. sean
    errrrrrr No!!
  6. sean
    If the job is climbing/felling surely you'd like to see NPTC quals?
  7. sean

    Bristol's Trees.

    sean replied to sean's topic in Picture Forum

    Were no Merips when this photo was taken a few weeks ago but I was on another part of the estate t'other day and found fresh juvenile Merip on another Beech so perhaps there is evidence of now. Will go see.
  8. sean

    Bristol's Trees.

    sean replied to sean's topic in Picture Forum

    The Beeches at Blaise Estate.....amazing root systems:001_smile:
  9. sean
    todays little gems...
  10. sean
    todays little gems...
  11. sean
    Last few days collection..... Meripilus on Beech Hispidus on Ash Ganoderma spp on Holm Oak and last couple im not sure about.
  12. sean
    Last few days collection..... Meripilus on Beech Hispidus on Ash Ganoderma spp on Holm Oak and last couple im not sure about.
  13. sean
    some stunning photos again Tony.....theres no doubt that you love that place.. Do you know who ring barked the sycamores by chance?
  14. sean
    some stunning photos again Tony.....theres no doubt that you love that place.. Do you know who ring barked the sycamores by chance?
  15. sean
    Came across this on some residential land the other day. Very heavily leaning Oak with what appears to be Old Dryadeus fruiting bodies. Was wondering if the Bulge at the back of leaning stem was a result of buckling of some description because of dryadeus decay? Anyway.....this tree leans over a public highway so have got the management companys number to inform them that they have a dangerous tree on their hands......due to the extent of the lean and the proximity of the tree i am presuming a removal (with the stem reduced down to a safe height for habitat) would be the advice here.? If the company dismiss it then a call to the council (as it is a danger to the highway). Im fully aware that Oaks with dryadeus can be retained and managed successfully in certain environments but in this case? Advice and thoughts please.
  16. sean
    Came across this on some residential land the other day. Very heavily leaning Oak with what appears to be Old Dryadeus fruiting bodies. Was wondering if the Bulge at the back of leaning stem was a result of buckling of some description because of dryadeus decay? Anyway.....this tree leans over a public highway so have got the management companys number to inform them that they have a dangerous tree on their hands......due to the extent of the lean and the proximity of the tree i am presuming a removal (with the stem reduced down to a safe height for habitat) would be the advice here.? If the company dismiss it then a call to the council (as it is a danger to the highway). Im fully aware that Oaks with dryadeus can be retained and managed successfully in certain environments but in this case? Advice and thoughts please.
  17. sean

    Fungus ID

    sean replied to Hill-Billy's topic in Picture Forum

    Ganoderma spp.....either applamatum or adspersum?
  18. sean

    Fungus ID

    sean replied to Hill-Billy's topic in Picture Forum

    Ganoderma spp.....either applamatum or adspersum?
  19. sean
    This is the best small climbing bag ive had.........just about to replace for a new one after 3 years......its waterproof and can carry 38mtr rope......20mtr rope.....harness......pulleys.....tool rool.......handsaw and other bits and bobs. Really comfy to carry.......top bag!!!!
  20. sean
    they both obviously feel that you are not spending anywhere enough time out of the house:001_smile:
  21. sean
    Hi David......there was no evidence of decay at the height of the coronets.......hispidus was further down the stems with the biggest bracket in the main fork. Client was Local Authority.....with the tree being in school grounds. My idea for the coro's naturally:001_rolleyes: Couldnt get a platform to tree so all work from rope and harness.
  22. sean
    Here you go Stephen....this should do you....
  23. sean
    an adze id definately my next purchace......want to get into making big bowls!!
  24. sean
    Had a stemmed ash to do today.....on the edge of a school field it had lots of hispidus......decided to do what is essentially a high pollard with coros.....
  25. sean
    Great shots mate.......Epping Forest is such a rich source of information and inspiration.....love it there.

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