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Sweden clean and green, mostly,... summer sun hot days, not a lot of arb stuff huge forestry section lots working, as you would expect, loads small forestry equipment and support industry, energy chipping big there also with working demo even in what would be our static area! visitors only a few feet away from large chippers and shredders working
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Oh what a show ! did anyone (else) go?
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we were a bit surprised when we arrived on site and saw the size of em!, made me remember how good it is milling big sticks with the trekkasaw, was impressed with how the LT40 coped but as with you looking to have capacity to cut wider and deeper:001_smile:
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taking the LT40 to the max at the week end! takes some handling that size, 1 cut length longer than the bed, thinking outside the box
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thank you
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I knew I'd got 1 it was just where, found it!
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Brushcutter hello I did have a look around the new center and was impressed with the building and architecture although I had a bit of a ? about what held what up? it looked like steel with wood beams bolted to it in places, I liked the overall woody look of the buildings although the lime wash or pale whitey finish was a bit questionable, good looking buildings and a good project for you to be involved in. I whished I'd found the old pub and yard for a depot! Mike was up at Ashridge yesterday with family said it was well visited!
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David yes it is, yours sweeet sweet chestnut! a cracker that 1, I think it a good day out esp with family good picnic opportunity although new, last year, visitor center with facilities can provide . words by others describe :- One of the finest Georgian landscape gardens extending over 400 acres, with valleys and vistas, lakes and rivers and more than 30 temples and monuments designed by many of the leading architects of the 18th century. Originally the concept of the first owner Viscount Cobham, the gardens at Stowe were continually extended and enhanced by many famous architects and designers, not least Capability Brown( who I think got married here), who was employed as Head Gardener there from 1741, though Charles Bridgeman had been responsible for the original landscape design.
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you can buy them here Truncator - The multiple Log Chainsaw Sawhorse 60 logs 60 seconds
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is it an early arboreater ? if so link here About Us if it ha a series of laser cut rectangular flails and a sieve at the back they were good at shredding green waste, looking a bit tired the one above though
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pull a tipping trailer with this L200 Challenge Truck Unimog Axles Saley Winches Hydro Steer Suspension Off Road | eBay
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er just get a mog?
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eagle eyes!
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who needs a chipper a? waited years for this vid. the rest is good but from 6.20 on superb brilliant shots and editing.....
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detail of fence
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nice country pile! great detail in cleft Oak fencing,
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2 from Stowe the other day, ....or should that be 5
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some from the garden the other day, Lilac ( pungent in the fresh morning air) white Thorn (with territorial Robin!), Bramley and Rowan
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I have always thought it should work, esp when warming my feet in yesterdays chip! In the winter, good luck with the search
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
arbwork replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
1 from this week
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continuing on! ents and bits
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Cl3525 I believe curriculum still includes a unique element, classics? to Stowe School hopefully including the grounds, there is also a new looking rather good, all weather I think, athletic track hiding away in the grounds. Please feel free to add information if you wish. (edit! you beat me to it! ) Steve the Cedar just 1 of lot of interesting trees, incredible shape , I think most trees being established in parkland would have been removed if they had multi stems such as displayed or perhaps was damaged at an early age and let to grow on? Be good to find out,
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interesting Cedar
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its not, elder is growing inside the hollow stump sorry to confuse:001_smile:
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cl3525 me neither there are a lot of places to hide! it really is a very special place and recent changes by the National Trust have enhanced the site, my 1st time in the house/school today a bit busy with cricket tournament and in the library with exam revision, I hope to return in the school holiday to have a more relaxed visit and to see more
