Tony Croft aka hamadryad

What no avatar!

Hi fella, did you get an e mail from me a while back? havent gotten a reply as yet?

no worries fella, youve got a good eye for it fella, dont waste it.

hello fella, i see we have a need for three seats so if you dont mind a ride in an old banger of an escort we could all jump in mine? maybe meet at a central point convinient for us all and go from there?

your inbox is full too!

lets meet up half way, tis easy for both of us then, I think hatfields about half way?

I will give you my number when I can get it off my new phone!

I would change the whole subject matter if you thought it was worth a total re think?

maybe M/S and R/A as a controversial subject?

that time frame might fit with me too, as it may take some time to develop the role I am taking before I go full time, stay in touch, and good luck with the quals, doing a degree at the mo myself, and it aint easy i can tell ya! up to my neck in it and treading water! I never was very academic!

I only ask because you have a lot of potential and i will need to find my firm a new prospect before I leave, which is looking like a certainty, maybe not soon but in the pipeline.

You seem like a good lad and keen, but more importantly you have the eye for it, youve certainly got a career in this business.

If you think you might be interested when the time comes we will have another chat.

Are you looking for a full time position?

Would you relocate for the right job?

lol, I wouldnt go that far, MonkeyD is pretty hot on his fungi too! post them in the Tis the season to see fungi thread and I will do my utmost to id them all for you

and welcome to arbtalk

Yes I know berko well, I used to fish at westnrook mere a lot, pixies mere right next door. boxmoor.

yeah that info would be good, dont know how you might get it to me though?

thanks for the thread link, great post!

i believe the shitake is the portabelo mushroom here agaricus bisporus i think? that might be the latin for buttons though!

use beech or chestnut for the oysters, impreganted sawdust appears to be the best way for cultivating in beds of loose material.

hi, thanks for the message, ive worked all over, LA contracts ealing, brent, richmond, mostly private stuff, been a serious bigtime climber 7 days a week for 22 years, so these pups in here give me a few gigles, takes me back when they talk about the little things! i dont even consider these days!

your name is familiar, where you from? tony croft