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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
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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
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some trees here for the 'ancient ' people! yes I know compaction, haloing, ancient Elder!
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went back here for a visit to the gardens and house Visitor information - National Trust a never ending treasure trove of trees young and old and views, well managed with good proactive plantings uneven aged trees , new avenues maturing and lots more , well worth a visit, arrive early take a picnic at least, or better still hire the 'landmark trust house, and spend a few days there!
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ok as no one is going to treat me! for the fly, drive, bivouac, people amongst us please note that there is a national holiday in Sweden on the Thursday a lot of the shops and more wont be open
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Out again, we were asked if we could supply the mill to Shuttleworth College Shuttleworth College Home to both mill timber, to give the students the chance to see timber being milled and to have some hands on experience ! with some trepidation re. the latter we set up for the day and supplied with long lengths of freshly felled Ash we tried to find a happy medium between getting timber milled and giving some of the students a go with the mill a few pictures of produce and production! A few lessons learnt for next time but over all a productive day good to see quite a number of both male and female ‘operators’ , we had as much interest from staff during the day as students with one milling his own Yew boards, incredible colours and figuring , I hope all enjoyed the day it will be interesting to see some of the construction resulting from timber produced and we look forward to next time. p.s. thanks for the food!
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good luck I hope it lives, I guess a little watering to help establishment will give it a better chance, mulch over the top and some sturdy guying to keep it upright, again good luck
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once again thanks for quick response, by return of post, for part to get saw going again
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Photo album - JAKE you have the option to fit if desired, if you explore the site some interesting fitments! the one in the section of pictures supplied with hiezohack from Alex at AC Price Engineering - Home I think you may have hired this unit Steve? cheers j
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/forestry-woodland-management/34616-show-us-your-forestry-tractors-14.html#post688055 pic here
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Dealers - JAKE link here
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if you use the 'search' at the top of the page there is quite a lot of info here already, can be a bit tight for space for winches on 3 point linkage
