kev7937
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Everything posted by kev7937
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I'm pretty confident no 2 acer griseum not a prunus, serrula has shiny bark not the dry look on your pic, it also looks like a cherry
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Used to be able to ident lime species from a winter twig but not any more, not sure on the last one and those thorns don't look like there in 3's to me on the third.
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oh Robinia pseudoacacia
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Acer platanoides and acer griseum maybe.
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:blushing: Oops did see that thread, and it was in Hampton where someone else mentioned seeing one.
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Oh. He's the only one I know that's local, he must be full, don't know anywhere else I'm afraid.
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No luck with the link I sent ? You could try the windmill on Wimbledon common. They take it apparently
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Sent a message
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Can't help with clearing it but there's a yard in Mitcham that'll probably let you drop off if your stuck.
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I think the point is that it stops the helmet collapsing and doing its job properly, its like filling the crumple zone on a car up, the shock goes straight to the soft bits you're trying to protect.
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Looks like a bramble scratch to me
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Just round the corner from us too
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But if the stove is set up correctly and burning hot enough then surely the resins will all combust in the secondary burn ? You can ignite a resinous log with a match straight from the tree so why wouldn't they burn in a super efficient stove?
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Not a problem with adblock..
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The host tree is supposed to be the same as the parents I think and planting the seed under a little nick in the bark is best, now is the time too I believe
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There is a reason I left the stump so high, it will eventually have a table with benches around it, and a roof of sorts to shade the table area. (hence the ring of logs around the bottom...) I left a eucy stump in my garden for a splitting block and it was rotten and useless after a couple of years. I'd get it down and buy a table
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We have both and wouldn't recommend either tbh There's always a mad rush for the 550 at our yard in the morning, unfortunately we only have one
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:thumbup1:Yep Griselina not Laurel and yep if the fumes aren't going up the chimney you've probably got a problem whatever your burning.
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They won't issue the new units to replace the old without a retest but the original quals are valid for life, mine are still 19,20 and 21 I think. Refresher courses are only a recommendation but think I'd want someone to do one if they'd been off the tools for a while
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Well it would've been wasted on him all that delicious crispiness.
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One of our cats turned up once with a freshly cooked roast potato in his mush No idea where he got it but was delicious.
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Home made topping strop made from old lowering rope with a bowline and a rusty steel carabina:thumbup1: Did snap a few load ropes though. Them were the days...
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Holly
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I used to when younger and fitter, just used to get on with it and get the job done. Did used to get incredibly dehydrated and go home with a throbbing headache every day though. Never worn type a's but probably should really, think I've only had one "oops that was close" moment so c's are overkill really
