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View from Clifton Suspension bridge looking east
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Has its own unique Sorbus though:001_smile: Sorbus bristoliensis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Avon Gorge....
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Apprentice Conservation Arborists - Epping Forest
sean replied to admingirl's topic in Training & education
Fantastic oppurtunity.....fantastic place to work... -
Whats he on about?
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Think it belongs here now mate. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/12214-beauty-standing-deadwood.html
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not much of an 'ultimate survivor' then rob... :
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Theres a new list of works currently getting put together for queens square.....should be some good climbs!
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Having read all the info on Phytopthora Alni on Forestry Comm site I'm inclined to agree with RobArb. All the symptoms point in that direction. I never realised however how much of a problem it actually was in this country. A very informative pdf attached. If i wanted 100% confirmation where would i send a sample to? Alice Holt? Thanks for all input. http://www.forestry.gov.uk/pdf/fcin6.pdf/$FILE/fcin6.pdf
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Hamadryads book club " The updated VTA handbook"
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
Wouldnt bother......tony said i could keep it forever and not to let anybody else have it.:001_smile: -
Hamadryads book club " The updated VTA handbook"
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
Because my plan worked.........:001_smile It will be well looked after....soon as somebody shows an interest in it i will pass it on. -
No evidence of mycelial sheets though or bootlaces:confused1:
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Had a look at this Alder.....According to the gardner is was pruned (quite heavily) about 3 years ago and has consequently been in decline ever since. It has a very sparse crown now with small leaves and has started shedding branches. Im guessing that the reduction coincided with either (a) a period of drought.....which it has never had the resources to recover from or (b) it has been infected with Phytophthora (possibly Phytophthora x cambivora) THe leading candidate In my humble opinion. The tree is earmarked for removal as there is very little foliage this year. Any thoughts please very welcome.
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Street lime pollarded a few months ago showing rapid regrowth View from Cabot tower:001_smile:
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View of Bristol city centre from Cabots Tower:001_smile: Cabot Tower, Bristol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Hamadryads book club " The updated VTA handbook"
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
okey dokey... -
Hamadryads book club " The updated VTA handbook"
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
OK.....no takers on this one so as ive had it far too long now im sending it back to you tony. -
subject to regular inspection of course.
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reduce by half i say....then it will be standing for decades and there will be no worries.....everybody happy:001_smile:
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Welcome to Bristol mate.....only been here since august so still finding my feet but love living here. Give Richard a call at smart trees.....i know he's just taken on a subbie days a week but he might be able to sort you something. Nice guy with some nice kit. Good luck. Tree Arborist and Tree Surgeon Bristol: Commercial and Residential Tree Surgery, Stump Removal,Tree Removal,Hedge Trimming in Bristol, Bath and surrounding areas
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not shooting as much as the scratch on the lens interferes with so many shots....lots of blurs on image.......got a fair bit of stuff to post up however time has been non existent. Just finished converting a kodak box brownie into a pinhole to embark on my epic veteran tree project........back to basics for me.
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Hello Mr H.....yes the bee is on a gano although detached from its previous host and now resides in my fungi garden. Still using the G....still havent sorted the lens but am soon in the market for a new camera me thinks:001_smile:
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chillin in the sun
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Tree angel/fairy in Horsechestnut....
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Thje photo's here do not do this fine sycamore justice at all.......its a whopper. Bad news.......one of its limbs took a battering in the wind resulting in a beautiful natural fracture.......the good news....i finally get to climb a tree i drive past often and have wanted to climb for ages..... You can see the failed limb standing on its tips in the right of the picture.....and the resulting fracture in others.....
