elicokiz
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Yup still there, putting my hard earned horticultural specialism to good use :lol:
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to answer my own question yes..yes it does:blushing:
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thanks for your replys guys, the diameter of the rope just threw me a tad, that and the descriptions of it posted on line. thanks again Dave
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The legs are fine it the rest of me thats falling apart, hear that you are doing well..keep up the good work:thumbup:
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The legs are fine it the rest of me thats falling apart, hear that you are doing well..keep up the good work:thumbup:
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have seen this around lincolnshire. does it affect native scots pine though:confused1:
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have seen this around lincolnshire. does it affect native scots pine though:confused1:
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Come on Gary i would have thought you could give him the volume of those logs easily:sneaky2: Dave
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Come on Gary i would have thought you could give him the volume of those logs easily:sneaky2: Dave
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does anyone install eye splices in their work ropes? if so what benefits can be gained? regards Dave
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does anyone install eye splices in their work ropes? if so what benefits can be gained? regards Dave
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Could anyone cast light onto the applications intended for xtc -12-cy rope? looking at yales website it states this rope is ideal as a bull rope with lowering devices? according to the identification tag on our rope it states that it is 13.5mm in diameter and was purchased as a climbing rope. any advice would be appreciated. regards Dave
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sorry blond moment i ment to put Prunus padus
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pocket plum on Prunus avium i'm bettin??
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yep, she was one of my tutors at writtle,glad shes still teaching, top notch tutor :-)
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Hi Andy..good job it was dead before it met the chipper ..dont think tom appreciated having to clean the timberwolf afterwards though. good to hear from you, how are you getting on these days? Dave
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Had some strange answers from the guys at work...is it legal to destroy grey squirrel dreys at any time of the year? just wondering where you would stand if there were young in the drey you were causing unaceptable suffering to? regards Dave
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Hi folks below are some pictures of a mature beech tree on campus, as you can see it is positioned very close to the main college access. I would be intrested to know what the general concensus is regarding its management . There are signs of decay below the main fork union, the tree was also cable braced in the past;this system can now be seen hanging from one of the codominats. There is also evidence of included wood at the bottom of the main branch union. my main concern is that this tree will fail dramatically and suddenly and kill some poor motorist slowing down to pass over the very poorly situated speed ramp? there is however no obvious signs of fungal bodies:thumbup1: regards Dave
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give us a pm when you can make it up to the campus i'm sure we can sort something out ..you may be surprised about the girth of what weve felled
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A stab in the dark?? Carya??
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I remember being petrified about having root canal work done to save a tooth. I found the anticipation was far worse than the actual work, unfortunately lost the tooth shortly afterwards, but the fear of an extraction was far greater than any pain i felt. I too had gum disease but it was caught in time and now use a rotary brush followed by daily flossing and mouth wash..a balls ache but worth it to keep your teeth.
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Hi Ian, I work at Riseholme and may have a source of decent sized Laburnum you may be intrested in? Dave
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Found this dont know how ligit it is ? Download The Trees that made Britain - Series 2 (May-June 2008)[PDTV(XviD)] Torrent - KickassTorrents
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Hi Dan hope you enjoy the chat .....ive learned tons since being on here, encourage your learners to register too? regards Dave
