Paul Cleaver
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this one for me - I was at this gig and it was a moving experience [ame] [/ame]
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jammy git:001_smile:
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good call getting insured -I hope your insurance doesn't take too long Andy
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done - more signage for me please
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only just caught this post Andy - glad you are on the mend - if you find you cant climb again consider being a utilities surveyor you can do it employed or self employed - I could help you where I can with how to get into the industry Reg Paul
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its not an ostrich - ive got one - they are rounder and white - swan for me
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yup -googled it - the flowers look like elm
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is it a balsam pop?
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once upon a time I would have said southern tree surgeons
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agree with above quotes - reducing the branch gradually may encourage the tree to react as it would when preparing to shed a limb
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done - camera shots at the top of the tree would be cool
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when I was climbing-£120 - £250 a day - the difference being an easy job to a hard job - and you guys know how big a difference that can be
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sad news - ive read one of his books
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possibly this - its a shrub from New Zealand - oh it was on the tip of my tongue:001_tongue: Muehlenbeckia astonii | New Zealand Plant Conservation Network
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nice one:thumbup1:
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its bugging me - was put on another forum - can anyone give me an id please
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yeh could be h chesnut -
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London plane - lovin the burrs
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heard a woodpecker on a sounding post last week - spring is beconing
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take it with Guy Watson if he is close enough too you
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is the hedge exposed to the wind? does the foliage on the other side of the hedge have a similar pattern?
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is the hedge exposed to the wind?
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big enough that tree - well done
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No Mark - its all well judged - the rope was placed to get an even balance - the size was ok not too big a branch - tree species ok for this type of task- and I presume a side cut without a face cut slowish good job for me
