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  1. David Goss
    yea big nasty cement filled cavity! i saw one once that was bricked up, yea proper house bricks! it did look cool though with the tree trying to close around the bricks. I will need to go dig out a photo if i still have it...
  2. David Goss
    Nice shots! keep it up
  3. David Goss
    Wow those sculptures are the dogs! wish i was artistic like that.
  4. David Goss
    thats freaky looking, wouldnt want to bump into that on a stroll through the woods at night!
  5. David Goss
    So it just needs running in then? thats a relief:thumbup1: I guess i might hold off on stocking up on 200s for a bit yet.
  6. David Goss
    A couple of pics from yesterdays trip around the coast of Edinburgh. 1st one is Bass rock with a huge Gannet colony and a pile of S**t and the second is the view from Cramond Island looking west to the bridges.
  7. David Goss
    bump!
  8. David Goss
    Dont worry too much about the knots, you will learn them over time and you only need to learn a handful to start with. A good way to remember them is if you have a short piece of cord with you all the time and just practice tying them when you are waiting on the bus or waiting for the pasta to be ready etc. i would say probably the bowline is the most used and versatile knot to get in your head. Other than that just pay attention to the guy teaching you and you will do fine.
  9. David Goss
    Yogi said there was no crotch so it must be single stem. If it was double stem or multi i would go for your method though
  10. David Goss
    Sorry Gerrit i have to disagree with the Gingko as well as it does have very long lateral branches and does grow big! I am however in agreement with anything that has edible fruits. Why have a plant/tree in your garden that you cant eat? unless you have lots of space. As for pollarding.... grrrrrr shoot the person that suggested that
  11. David Goss
    need to wait for it to split in 2 first for that
  12. David Goss
    Prusik - Knots Guide | Arbtalk.co.uk then try that
  13. David Goss
    you mean you dont know how to tie the fishermans? [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnoR0Nu1IS8&feature=player_detailpage]YouTube - ‪How to Tie a Double Fisherman's Knot.mov‬‏[/ame] Try that There is also the knot database here on arbtalk...
  14. David Goss
    Nice photos Heres on for your missus.
  15. David Goss
    looks like its had a good feed lately as well
  16. David Goss
    Heres a few close ups of the culprits i took a few weeks ago
  17. David Goss
    Are you all serious? spikes and ladders? cant you guys climb? Use a throwline to get into the tree, if you cant get it where you want then you use skill to get up there but i found if you can get your rope up and round the trunk you can get up easily. Sheesh ladders and spikes you guys should be ashamed of yourselves!
  18. David Goss
    That is so cool! thats real craftsmanship there just wish there was more of it.
  19. David Goss
    shorts, t shirt, bare feet and hands.... Be a man!
  20. David Goss
    good man
  21. David Goss
    Nice:thumbup: Did you move it off the path so the next passer by doesnt squash it? I always worry about these things:blushing:
  22. David Goss
    or taken a picture of a real man with a real saw! or is the advert as fake as the company?
  23. David Goss
    I hate when i do that as well but i figured thats what you had done seeing you got the scientific name spot on:thumbup1:
  24. David Goss
    see i told you although its a hornet moth not a hornet wasp but i will forgive you Andy
  25. David Goss
    Great stuff Steve well done everyone on putting it all together

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