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tonights sunset from the office door:001_smile:
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Phototalk - ask a question or explain stuff about photography
sean replied to Albedo's topic in Picture Forum
f3.5 is never going to give you good depth of field......the lower the f.stop the less DOF -
if you at work tommorow mate then please be careful. I know when my granddad died i heard whilst at work. I htought 'right get up the tree and take my mind off it. Kept finding my mind would constantly wander back to thinking about him......decided to get out the tree and ground for the day. Cant afford wandering minds up a tree with a saw.....take care eh!
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remember all the good things about her. Take comfort in the fact that she is now out of pain and in a better place. Cry cry cry and smile smile smile......good on you for reaching out and sharing the news. cheers to your mum!!!
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Not much doing today.......largish crown reduction on an HC plus had to remove this limb over the road on another HC. Had a crack running the length of it. Nice angled back cut produced a lovely rip. Bit of coronetting but work position wasnt great. Not keen on fresh coros but once this has aged a bit it will look just fine.
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chicken of the woods
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just a little one to keep the thread fresh.
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I'm up for a wander and a wonder yes tony.....will get back to you this week with a few potential dates ok.
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Looking for some weekend work leading up to xmas. Have 30, 31, 38 and 39. and doing mewp ticket in a couple of weeks. Can drive truck and chipper . Climb most days but am quite happy picking up sticks.... Reliable. Willing to travel within reason beyond M25. surrey, london, kent, berkshire etc Please PM me if any work going. Cheers. Sean
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the park in autumnal glory.
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We had well over a hundred nests as well as finding old nests that were missed from last year. All were removed manually. As David says the park is far too rich a place to start blanket spraying. It was mentioned as a possibility but thats as far as it went. We shall see what happens next year which i think will be pivitol. Glad you are enjoying this thread.
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a red autumn leaf
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autumn?????
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few weeks ago now......whenever i am out quoting i always look in the a-z and look for a wooded common or woodland and grab myself 20 mins to half an hour. Wasnt there long but was surprised at the lack of big deadwood around......maybe it was just the bit i was in..... now enlighten me kind sir
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Highgate Wood.....North London. I believe this is here to protect certain areas of the wood from human disturbance. Maybe Monkey Humphries knows a little more about it?
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its the woodland traces THREAD....
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Arbjobs.com - Tree Jobs! - Job Details
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Couple of jobs from the last couple of days....... 1-5......dead oak by the roadside. Monolithed with deadwood stacked.....plenty of decay going on. 6-8......15% reduction with mewp to alleviate some weight from this oak over the horse ride. Doesnt sound alot but was surprising how much came off. Earmarked as a future vet this one. 9-10.....small job from today.....just taking the end weight from this decayed limb over the path. If it fails now it will miss target and like to leave as much on as poss. 11-13.....biggish vet that finally succumbed to the ravages of time and decay. This will stay exactly where it is. a few randoms including the remnants of a film set from this week.
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forestry commission has lots of info
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dont worry mate....know its a pain but theres plenty of time eh.......and you are very very close to the pass so it will come!
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ee by gum....that were quality that were dean lad......i'm going to watch thee the morrow and clean me filter!!!!
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Late in the day but can email them tonight if you want.... The London Tree and Woodland Awards
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[quote name=hamadryad;365925 Dog urine if in vast and frequent amounts does change the soil chemistry' date=' and I have been watching many trees that are in such spots and they are stressed and suffering, through the urea and via the compaction of heavey human interactions.[/quote] The oaks situated around the carparks in Richmond Park are all suffering. Cars pull up, doors open and off go the dogs......P and S everywhere!!! Coupled with the amount of pedestrian traffic these areas are subjected to the oaks are in a bad way and we have had to take a fair number down in the last year or so. The worst hit area for dogs and peds also has a high number of oaks with AOD. A coincidence?? Was it Mr Green who also raised the possibility of worming tablets possibly having an effect?
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anish kapoor has installed some mirrored sculptures in Kensington Gardens London entitled 'turning the world upside down' definately worh a look if you are in the area:thumbup:
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i reckon you bee roight.......or it could be a wee pixie bridge:001_rolleyes:
