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  1. coleman
    just got some velocity. its the one.
  2. coleman
    this was taken a few months ago
  3. coleman
    definitely more this year than last, at least on the ones I look at!
  4. coleman
    Meripilus on turkey oak from the storm. roots were totally decayed but crown showed no signs of dysfunction.
  5. coleman
    some more from yesterday!
  6. coleman
    European gaffs are horrible.
  7. coleman
    Pholiota scorrosa on London plane
  8. coleman
    yeah just off the embankment. findings are being forwarded to you lot (c.o.l)
  9. coleman
    coprinus sp??
  10. coleman
    some more from today. these were 5-6in dia and 8-10m long.
  11. coleman

    Throw Bags

    coleman replied to aquatoo's topic in Climbers talk

    get a big shot
  12. coleman
    doing this lot for the rest of the week. found a bit but most are clear.
  13. coleman
    air line is great you just have to tackle its memory first. my colleague uses it. gets more height than my dynaglide out the big shot!
  14. coleman
    the one at college does or get next day from honey bros!
  15. coleman
    the only people worried about the human error side of things would be managers of big firms that employ numpties with little experience imo.
  16. coleman
    I think all you have to put is the differences between pruning a branch with a sunken collar....its in the hand out!!!
  17. coleman

    Buxtons

    coleman replied to Stuart84's topic in General chat

    dmm will replace it and prob give ya a liitle extra. was it the plastic gromit that failed?? seems to be fairly common as it has happened to a couple of my colleagues.
  18. coleman
    ok. this one aint pretty! last time anyone did anything to this was after the 87 storm!! lots of decay from old pruning wounds meant a 4-8m off alround. managed to keep some growth but as I had a small target area and lots of sheds and summer houses had to do some big rigging which took its toll on the growth I wanted to retain (brittle black pop). pics are a bit crap but it was 30m when I started. took 2 hard days.
  19. coleman
    Kinda had me thinking while doing my branch attachment unit. Im just saying that maybe massaria is a planes natural mechanism for cladoptosis??? maybe it cant produce its own abcission zone???
  20. coleman
    I now have a posh name for my massaria theory.....fungi assisted cladoptosis!
  21. coleman
    its on a estate in a conservation area so all we could do was prune it.
  22. coleman
    not a big reduction but hornbeams are always challenging one. turned out nice.
  23. coleman
    Thats what im looking for!! cheers!! Just ordered one so it looks like the tree council still have it in stock!!!
  24. coleman
    Looking for a book that outlines and discusses management of ancient/veteran trees. Any recommendations????????????????????
  25. coleman
    I did this. just to inform that I needed strange washer bolt thingys too for the other side and had to then file them down a lot to stop them digging into my boots. and I had to drill the hole to a bigger diameter too, 7 or 7.5mm I think. glad I did it as it eliminates them coming loose and they fell a whole lot more secure than the velcro.

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