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Interpretation of sub-category 3 within BS5837 (questionnaire)
sloth replied to Jim Mullholland's topic in Trees and the Law
Done. Good luck with your prof dip -
Not the best photo, and a wedge from the fungi would help confirm, but it looks a good candidate. Quite high if so, mostly found right down at the root flare, and pretty aggressive on horse chestnut if it is rigi...
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Interesting stuff as ever David. Thanks for posting and I look forward to the article...
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Agreed...
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And woolly mammoths were still alive and kicking while the pyramids were being built!
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Nope sorry. After painstakingly lining up all those molecules end on end, one at a time, I left my teaspoon at the end of the line.
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If you take all the molecules in a teaspoon of water and lined them up end to end in a single file line, they would stretch a staggering ~30 billion miles
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Black, or brown, and blue. No doubt, is there?
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If they pose an immediate risk to life then just crack on. If the pre work survey strongly suggests the presence of bats, you'd then do well to contact a licensed bat handler for further advice. Have a look at the arb association's bat survey guide, very concise and only about a tenner
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When I got married in Thetford 5 yrs ago we stayed here http://www.longacre-lodge.co.uk/ A log cabin, self catering, it was nice and cosy, even though they forgot to turn on the underfloor heating before we arrived - took 48hrs to warm up!
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I'm seeing double :eek: Yes, it could be a Ganoderma
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Could well be a Ganoderma sp...
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I hope so, it's a little bit too prominent at the moment. I have considered leaving it full of water overnight to see if speeds things up. Time will tell I guess...
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Fair enough. I thought it might get you past your regional firewall and able to get contact details. Bartlett seem to promote stem injections and I thought they might be able to give you a nod in the right direction.
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Yep, Auricularia auricula-judae, Jew's or jelly ear. The other, Tremella mesenterica, or yellow brain
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Elephant, or cock and balls?
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No worries, I remember trudging through soul science - I dropped out of a-level geology for a reason! Now I find it kind of interesting once you get past the basics. There's tgood little guide, aidgap I think, which is handy to have. Let me check... ...yep. This one http://www.britishwildlifegifts.co.uk/gifts-by-type/educational-wildlife-gifts/uk-wildlife-field-guides/FSC-AIDGAP-Soil-identification-earth?sort=rating&order=DESC#.VOfgn5GnySw
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http://passel.unl.edu/pages/informationmodule.php?idinformationmodule=1130447025&topicorder=4 This web page may be of interest to you...
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Standard practice round here quite often!
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Try http://m.bartlett.com/mregion.cfm?alr=1&rpg=l&
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Can't seem to do it on my phone, I'll try the computer later...
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Crikey that made a mess! No injuries I hope. Where abouts was it?
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Could try asking Bartletts if they know of any?
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...is this one?
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My AA breakdown cover through Lloyds bank covers breakdowns for the person rather than the vehicle. Either take out cover with them, or find someone with a Lloyds account to go along with you
