corylus
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Should have added....a 2D drawer
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Anyone know of a free and simple download for drawing out plans of planting schemes, woods etc?
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Bit of a sweeping statement. Perhaps... "I must tell you boys now youve got the ticket if you get caught using a top handle saw on the ground by HSE you may be prosecuted and may get fined a £1000" would have been better:confused1:
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Does anyone know the LAW on this? Are you breaking a LAW selling a top handle to anyone without the tickets? Are you breaking the LAW by using one on the ground? OR are you going against manufacturers/industry guidelines or contravening insurance conditions? (This is a plea for FACT, not supposition) Promise I will stop using uppercase so much in future!
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Yep, similar. Mine appeared paler coloured more like a battery egg yolk than a garden chicken egg yolk (but that may be the pic). I'm sure/I think you could JUST see remnants of the internal structure of the root, but the walls were still intact. No above ground fungus noticed, but to be fair I wasnt searching. Pray tell???????????
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Neither unfortunately. The substance we found was growing below ground within the walls of a hazel root.
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Glad yr OK but what if you raise £5K? Lets hope it a waste of money for you:thumbup:
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On my LR's, if there is an electrical fault, 1st job...........CHECK THE EARTH. Amazing how often poor earths throw up unexpected symptoms.
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Nice and earthy... How about using 'block' colours instead of graded tones. Cheaper to reproduce and clearer? (BTW this is not criticism)
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:thumbup:
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Not working IN the water at all as margins steeply sloping. Banks fairly clear and not muddy.
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Man pull or Tirfor
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:thumbup:Cheers chaps, will go and practice on some little stuff.
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See also....http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/training-education/37876-vee-cut.html
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Not a climber and dont have access to one as this is a voluntary job.
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Or this? (Although not sure if I could get front cuts in on some?)
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Presume its the 2nd one I would do with a plunge if I am understanding correctly? Would you need to strap round to prevent barbers chairing?
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Will do:thumbup1:
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Cheers BUT cant get a face cut/gob in
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The trees are growing on the edge of a steeply sloping margin.
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Have some medium size willow/alder/syc to drop into pond (they are at a 45 degree angle over the pond). Cant get access to do a gob and remaining stump is not important . Any ideas? (I am familiar with bore-cutting and barber-chairing etc)
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A friend of mine (sadly recently departed) had to sit through a speed awareness course. Encyclopedia of Automotive Engineering He never mentioned his job!
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Whilst digging a woodland track the other day, through a blackthorn thicket, noticed something very odd indeed. As the digger bucket withdrew, I saw a lemon curd like substance which filled the interior of a damaged blackthorn root. Jelly like and 'lemon curdy' in colour. I wondered if any of you knowledgeble chaps/chapesses could help in identifying said jelly?
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Have just been sent a flyer for this. It may be of interest. ignite Firewood Production and Supply | Yorwoods
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Google 'sun tubes'.
