chris cnc
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Beechwood - Tree spade to move memorial tree
chris cnc replied to Simon Rotheram's topic in Picture Forum
looks interesting! does anyone know what sort of success rate these type of transplants have? -
i would be interested in one day seminars such as these. they would be useful to recap knowledge, or as an introduction to a specific area. in my opinion, there will be a demand for day courses such as these, as people get to gain some specialist knowledge without having to battle through a tech cert or degree. and of course those who attend the seminar may be inspired to go further, perhaps attending more courses or starting an HE course for example. plus the one day format allows flexibility to fit around work hours/ home commitments.
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i take it you mean large (two handed) loppers? because you can get scabbards for smaller secateurs, one of the shops on the right might stock 'em.
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not sure about scabbards but you could just drill a hole in the handle and thread some thin cord through, and attach that to either your harness or mewp railings. Might become a nuisance though as it might get caught on branches etc
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haha. what do i win?
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the body language of Decay, The Delights of D
chris cnc replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Fungi Pictures
very informative, important thread, i'll be following this one til the bitter end! -
unfortunately not, but i think this pic speaks for itself! lol
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cheers!
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what if the squirrel paid taxes all its life, then you use your tax credits to buy an air pistol to kill the squirrel,...
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thanks! im gonna do a blog post on this tree, once i've sorted all the photos out:thumbup1:
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although this was a very small conifer i was impressed that my hinge was of such a standard that after snedding, the stem sprang up to stand almost upright again. i was also able to walk along to the end of the stem tight-rope style. RATE MY HINGE
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the last set of pics were taken in May- these next pics were taken around September. thought someone might be interested
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exactly
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i assume it is the customer that is "taking some firewood" ?
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give them a quote for the work that includes leaving on site ALL logs, and give them a quote that includes removal of all logs. then you will both know approximately where your at. after they have taken some logs you can then give them a price for taking away what is left
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Tree's failing?.....So move the target.
chris cnc replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
i wish there were more trees like this in our parks- contorted, unique, and interesting shapes, as well as untold ecological value! keep up the good work! im jealous of your job MonkeyD haha -
good luck on your hunt, im just now looking for a pic i saw once of a churchyard near where i live, showing one of the now biggest trees when it was a lot younger... good to see the story of an old tree
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Veteran trees and industrial and urban development
chris cnc replied to Xerxses's topic in Picture Forum
great thread- any plans for future management? -
rain all day, hail now, just as well i had a day off isnt it!
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cheers mate, got your message too, thanks
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more to come... in the process of organizing all my photos, might take a while haha
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A couple of Ganoderma...
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some more Pleurotus...
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just thought i'd share some random pics that i dont think i have posted elsewhere... mostly fungi. the first ones are Pleurotus ostreatus
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any left- handed zubat users figured out a way to carry their saw on the left without putting it on backwards?
