sean
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Play it to people twice then sing it all day and see how much they can take!
sean replied to Rob D's topic in Chainsawbars
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You're spot on Mr Hama.......spotted en route to Harefield hospital.
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i just keep a large field dressing in my pocket.....all you need i reckon.....if you need plasters etc have them sent up.
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the right way
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Had to an emergency u turn in the car to photograph this.....it was huuuuge.
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
sean replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
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Hey tony i respect your opinion.....Thats why i started this thread....for me to try and id my finds myself and then be brought to task.......from the book i am using there are so many things that look the bloody same!! Im going to try and id things then hopefully you guys can give me pointers and educate me.
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Really? It says the caps of the deceiver are rarely larger than 1.5cm.....these were around 3:confused1: It deffo isnt what i thought they were then?
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Hygrocybe (me thinks) The only 2 i can see with a tapering stem are 'splendidissima' and 'intermedia' which i have listed as rare. Found beneath a lime tree although i'm not sure whether this is relevant or not.
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i took 2 transit loads out of a big lime today.......
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Worked in richmond park for 4 years and have to say that it was a common occourance. There are some very nice and considerate dog owners but there were also some complete imbeciles! Couldnt control there dogs and left their plastic bags full of crap hanging from branches or discarded in the bracken. And as for the proffessional (and i use the term very loosely) dog walkers, dont get me started.
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I'll look at some dates and get back to you..... found a beautiful hollow ash there today.....lots of hispidus doing its work in the crown.....a fine site indeed.
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They're corkers mate.......cant wait to show you around some of the places i have been stumbling across down here.......stunning old ash trees seem to be everywhere.....especially old hedgerow ash. Will take you to the site in this thread.....you'll love it. We'll get crimbo out of the way and then meet up.......theres a bed here for you so we can make a weekend of it.
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Have been working at a great site this past week......carried out safety works within the grounds of a country manor house. Also been doing some woodland work with some very fine old ash which i have yet to photograph. For now...a magnificent field maple which wasnt on the original works schedule but i ended up reducing the height and end weight of limbs.....dodgy climb but worth the effoert to hopefully keeping this fine tree going for a while longer. A super old pollarded lime. And lastly this old pollard (not for a long long time Beech.) It has lost one big limb and the owner will be contacted with a view to getting him to agree to have some reduction work done in the future.
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BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - The Living World, Cuckoo Trees
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sorry.....i just laughed........................bloody cheek.
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I guess this video of Neville Fay talking about fomes belongs here........i have the biggest fomes bracket from this specific tree in my collection (it got kicked off honest) and instigated the tree to be fenced off to save further vandalism..... Treework Environmental Practice Blog Neville Fay and Paul Stamets (Fungi Perfecti)
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcaCwKvMyfs]Paul Weller plays 'Wild Wood' live (Live Wood) - YouTube[/ame]
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aye.....tis a tune indeed.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZwVgQ4Wq7E]The Cure - A Forest - YouTube[/ame]
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I'm a little bit sceptical with the request for a voluntary $5 contribution to make the film but i love the idea and the web site has some great storys and is a celebration of the worlds trees. TreeStory-A Feature Documentary.
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A fine crop of Auricularia auricula-judae (jews ear)
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These were circling a Hornbeam. Do not know what they are but will hazard a guess that they are mycorrhizal?
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you're welcome
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it wasnt to that particular fungi it was to fungi in general.....think it was after you had a little reaction last year/?? Oh i dont bloody know.....dont care.
