sean
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like it......like it alot:001_cool:
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you two are giving me some great ideas......nice one. Keep it up!
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access to yard and HIAB...back to work tuesday so will be in touch then......its a possibility. I dont necessarily want to take photos on the day.....just interested in photographing the tree before it goes.....would that be poss do you think?
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i'm based in Twickenham area.......i'll come and watch just for a laugh! Would love to come and see this tree though .....take some photo's?
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some great shots there mate. Beautiful in fact.
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my favorite landscape photographer.......has producedprobably one of the most important bodies of work documenting the changing landscape of our country......check her work out...... Fay Godwin Homepage -
getting some really good tonal ranges on your b/w shots david.....really deep blacks and pure whites with all the greys in between......looks like its been taken on Ilford HP5 film....nice:thumbup:
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Great photo of wembley Monkey......v. nice......great contrast:thumbup:
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Beautiful bird in yesterdays Horsechestnut. Felled to 1.5m instead of being left as a monolith due to its locality amongst skylark nesting sites......a monolith would have been a perfect perching site for birds of prey in park (mostly kessies).
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why does he 'need' a haircut.....he's au natural and doing no harm eh?
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nice!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lovely shopts there david..... Heres a sweetchestnut from yesterday in the park......love this:thumbup:
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[quote name= Location & plaques, are most certainly de rigueur .[/quote] Listen to The Monkey!!
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not the most uplifting tune but bloody beautiful:thumbup: gives me the bumps:blushing: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtKCr4BoQpA]YouTube - Damian Marley - Pimpa's Paradise ft. Stephen Marley[/ame]
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bit of a presumption there tommer that i'm white???.................................................................am though:001_tt2:
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pic 3 get it on beauty of standing deadwood thread pronto!!!! beautiful:thumbup:
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great sunny tune:thumbup1: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8U2OGu_CmM]YouTube - Clint Boon Experience - White No Sugar[/ame]
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tuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuune!!! [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJChuPvdrHs&feature=related]YouTube - Midnite - love The Life You Live[/ame]
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me too mate....had a very dubby weekend!! heres another one for ya.......and check midnite out if you dont know them......wicked:thumbup1: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SveqAY9tZ24]YouTube - Fat Freddy's Drop - Cay's crays[/ame]
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this blasting in the garden today:thumbup1: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYOp0ZyQ_dE]YouTube - Skatalites ~Exodus[/ame]
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do my fair share of crappy back garden jobs tommer.......through the house jobs in moneyed areas with pristine white walls.....dog legs......upo through the basement:thumbdown: Pollarding willows on the banks of the Thames tomorrow though:thumbup1:
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there does not appear to be either a) the budget or b) the interest or both to do much recording of responses to the work we carry out. I for one am definately interested and have recently mentioned to Gillian. We shall see but from what I gather Royal Parks budgets are very tight at the mo with Mr Boris the mayor possibly taking over the management of Royal Parks? Due to the nature of our work and the special trees within the park I'd have thought that after studies of tree works would be important. Maybe you could drop the subject in the future extolling the importance of such records......more clout than lil ol me.
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piccie 2 luuurvely:thumbup1:
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Started this reduction yesterday......should have started in the morning as it is a BIG oak (photo's dont do it justice) but had a few hours to spare in the park yesterday afternoon so thought I may as well make a start. Down for a 25-30% reduction due to the very large split between twin leaders. I could fit my arm into the top of split which continued for approx 3.5 mtrs down the main stem. There is alot of weight up in the crown with a big sail area. 1/3rd of the canopy mixed into canopy of veteran sweetchestnut and rest of crown above surrounding trees. This is going to take a wee while to avoid too much destruction of neighbouring trees. Unable to lower much due to the canopy chaos so dismantling and picking holes to drop to ground. Some Natural fracture pruning to neighbouring trees unavoidable but lots of hanger retrieval as a consequence. Baking hot up there yesterday but pleased with the start I made.
