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Tony Croft aka hamadryad

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  1. I know what your saying, but I have to confess the condition that the Major Oak is in was rather impressive. some good reduction work and all the propping she has had may seem a little unatural but its kept her in fine shape. Given her age, the condition she is in is amazing and looks like there is a lot of time left in her too:thumbup1:
  2. IF ANYONE has the ridiculous idea that farming is a walk in the park, especially in the U.K then take a long walk off a short peer! They are held to ransom by the supermarkets these days, you have no friggin idea! talk to the dairy boys, go on I dare ya!
  3. More resillient than given credit for, and they are a crop tree, manage it as you NEED, it will survive.
  4. given the colour size and volume, Noctules, about 20 visible! Dont worry Guys, when we finaly get to do this arbfest event I will besides my lecture/presentations show you everything I can find on site in between programmed stuff, I didnt want Ed-wolfman missing out after the really wet trip! by the way ed, these are for you from the presentation on VTA- lifebelts and some other stuff I am certain youll understand a lot better after todays little manic session!
  5. ha, not so mustard after all! blagger:lol:
  6. Im glad you said it cos I was thinking it was a cotoneaster sp! by the way, the yellow fungi is of course H. fasciculare
  7. As I had wolfman, one of the delegates riding with me we stayed in town and made a journey to Sherwood and Clumber park on the way back. Check out this photo group! Good to see my especialy marked reserved parking bay was ready as usual!
  8. sustainability for the future, what a laugh
  9. FERA say we cant ban imports from Holland because it will breach trade agreements, this is BS! France dont tolerate this situation and ban imports. Im not at all happy that despite the 30 year disease import industry link via Holland we STILL put up with it. When will our industry stand up grow a pair and say ENOUGH!
  10. Hi all, just to assure you this decision was not taken lightly! I turned up friday afternoon while the Marquee was just being finished off. Now when i say the place was flodded I kid you not, on the way in the Lotherton Hall main carpark was welling up, was 1 foot deeper when we left and hour or two later! The Marquee itself was well, see for yourself. There is no doubt this was the right move, you would not have been a bunch of happy bunnies if we had gone ahead!
  11. I would go cappadocium too. and the decay shot is most likely K deusta!
  12. If its a legendary as Bolams efforts I HAVE to see this!
  13. oh were going down the rabbit hole, bring it on wide boy! lets see what you got!
  14. good stuff, see you there!
  15. testcricket may I use one of these photos tommorow? credit given of course.
  16. I cant believe this hasnt sold out yet! As afraid of bombing as I am, I am really looking forward to it. I do a lot of stuff on the circuit year round, but I think this is going to be one of the best events this year. If you only go for one reason you wouldnt want to miss tha Hama making a balls up and the opportunity to rip the Pee all sat night would ya?
  17. on cerris not THAT big a surprise, likes walnut, malus, sorbus
  18. david is right sloth, its a fisti one that failed.
  19. argh yes, I see the needle now, makes much more sense!
  20. Ha ha, Ive mailed Him a few times and one thing is for certain, a waste of his time he did not think so! you flippin cheeky toad.....
  21. ha ha ha, I got all excite over the title! the trouble with the data for the measurements of weight/volume in the Armillaria circles is it doesnt acuratley map the zone, it takes into account ALL the area into the circle and works on an average assumption, false info. Makes a good science headline though.
  22. why the peak then trough then peak again David?
  23. My bets on Ganoderma Pfeifferi, due to the very blackened spore layer, regression in layers and the orangey hue of the upper fringes

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