elicokiz
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I'd second that
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The picture of Iceland is stunning
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The thorn lives on The Glastonbury Thorn Lives On - My Destination Travel Blog
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check out this link http://www.lichens.lastdragon.org/Lepraria_incana.html
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Perhaps its a lichen, in which case it wont harm the tree...never seen anything that vivid before myself regards Dave
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hope hes not burning his missus
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Hi Martyn , did you receive my pm? Dave
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Remember finding this fungi in a pot in Kew gardens palm house
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:lol::lol:almost wet myself with that reply Sam, my reputation precedes me...as for the sheep sod em:thumbup:hope you are well and keeping safe Dave
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Assumed it was silver leaf? But most likely wrong with my current ability of fungi identification
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A good metaphor would be, "Its life waiting for a bus,you wait for ages then two come along at once":thumbup1: didnt realise i had posted two images the same oops:blushing:
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A reputable Smörgåsbord if you like fungi:thumbup:
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Heres another shot of the same tree[ATTACH]106776[/ATTACH]
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Hi Sloth, Flammulina running up the outside and oyster is also present within the main failure. the whole of the tree is covered in differing fungi, added another couple of pictures below
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Good job this ol Aesculus is in the middle of pastureland??
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managed to get a picture at last, its pretty obvious to me now my mistake. The fungi was newly emerged when it was scrached and like other species in this stage of development would appear white and be easily marked. thanks David for posting your pictures and allowing me to get rid of that false assumption. regards Dave
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Sorry for the wait but this is better than never Gary?
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<p>Hi Martyn, had a word with the powers that be this AM and as i suspected they dont want organised meetings of climbers on campus. N R stated that his comment was for individual climbers only, if you want a reccy climb then the only way is to organise one for yourself which fits with my observation of level 2's or 3's etc. Sorry do be a bore but didnt want you guys running into trouble</p>
<p>regards</p>
<p>Dave</p>
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thanks for you replys David i will try to get some pictures asap Dave:thumbup1:
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Hi David I remember being shown to scrach the upper surface of young fruiting bodies (which i was told where Gano) as an aid to id, is this one of those incorrect assumtions i have carried around for years??? regards Dave
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Can anyone shed light onto this bracket being the only common Genus of bracket fungi whose surface turns brown when scrached with your finger nail? Or are their others Dave
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Well done Matt best of luck for tomorrow Dave:thumbup:
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Don't doubt you could Dom
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Hi Gary, that's a negatory,spotted it a while ago too. You would have spotted the beech had lost a large limb then? The issue is care of duty as has been stated already ,I don't think any of the learners should climb it and you know what I'm like with health and safety lol Dave
