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couple from on the way to work in the morning.
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V.T.A symptoms "the chatty trees"
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Tree health care
Whats going on here then?........is it a shear bomb or am i an eeeejit? -
came across this oalk in a local wood the other day........the split must have been approx 20ft in length and the tree is now nestling in the crown of a neighbouring beech. Was wondering if you body language boys could tell what the initial cause of basal decay may have been?
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ok....they are really high up......are you saying applanatum because they are coming out of a cavity or just because you can see that they are? I must admit i instantly presumed fomes because of the height and host..... any ideas on the others. Cheers Tony.
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top man:thumbup1:
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A few nice finds today all in Nightingale Valley Woodlands (Bristol) 1,2,and 3.....inside cavity of sycamore....(my thoughts are cuticularis??) 4 and 5 ???? 6,7 and 8.....A big Fomes.....from the ground it looks to be at least 10 inches across.....am going to climb this fine old tree for a better view and photo. 9, 10 and 11.....I.d required please.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XI5frPV58tY&feature=related]Paul Stamets: 6 ways mushrooms can save the world - YouTube[/ame]
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You have a real devilish streak Mr Humphries:evilgrin02:
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Some fantastic footage and a sound lesson. Cannot wait to see the full version!
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bet hama will be too busy looking at the body language of the trees to even listen properly:001_rolleyes:
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LOving this.....an instrument invented in switzerland.....inspired by the steel drum. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk3BvNLeNgw&feature=related]Hang Massive - Once Again - 2011 ( hang drum duo ) ( HD ) - YouTube[/ame]
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Hamadryads book club " The updated VTA handbook"
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Training & education
received the book yesterday.....thanks very much... Will send it on in due course. -
Another reason why I will ALWAYS buy an iPhone.
sean replied to Old Mill Tree Care's topic in General chat
you're having a laugh right:confused1: IHS Child Slave Labor News :: A Real Bite Out of Apple:Child Slave Labor Will child labour claims stop you buying Apple? | Technology | guardian.co.uk Apple admits using child labour - Telegraph -
Nice one dude......a good article. You forgot to mention the dog crap getting on your boots, ladder and rope though.
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A heads up for those in the bristol area.....what promises to be a unique take on Thomas Packenhams Remarkable trees series. Looks a promising theatrical showcase.....or maybe not. Anyway i will post a review once ive been to see it next week. Intro - The Wardrobe Theatre
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wow.....thats superb mate.....and a beautifully shot film. Good work. Im intrigued as to what makes you an 'ethical' tree surgeon however?
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Last person to comment on this topic wins.....a hand saw
sean replied to hazzygawa's topic in The Lounge
Flies? -
Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion
sean replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
Brings back memories.....used to spend many a summer along that river climbing those trees as a kid......:001_smile: -
thats a stunner.....magical.
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Didnt miss it......had a look after Davids first post......was going to point it out but got distracted.......yes david you.....you broke the rules...... Its just nice to have a guess for my own development.........would have said a poly but thats it.
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i wonder how many people in this thread who claim not to be christian have had there children baptised....or indeed got married in church? I bet there are a few:confused1: Clebrate xmas:confused1: Easter:confused1: Just wondering.
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What, so I can borrow a van and chipper?
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i reckon David, hama, and gerrit should be banned from answering any fungi question for 3 posts to give myself and others a chance to answer so we can test ourselves....
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Adventitious roots on a Sycamore... A fantastic layering Beech Black Pine.....the photos do not do this tree justice at all. it apparently has the biggest girth of its species in the country....it was huge....majestic And a random nice shot:001_smile: Beech, pine and random from Arley Arboretum.
