Paul Cleaver
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I heard on a hot day a van was filled with laurel and on the journey the driver died at the wheel - don't know how long the journey was
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its got age on its side, as long as there is no more damage it should survive - also agree with above - mulch it
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mmmmmmm I sent you a question too
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Its ironic that some of chemical compounds present in yew are used to combat cancer
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good shout Graham - wonder why its taken so long !!!
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yup that's the one - larvae can cause problems on some trees
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well ive felled a big one with no ill effects - this topic has been covered before and I think the conclusion was you will be ok
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im Hawaii
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good photos - ive seen brimstones flying in the early evening when its still light
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that sounds a good idea use bleach or if anyone can comment on anything more up to date
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the silver washed fritillary ive seen in the new forest - they visit bramble where the bramble has taken advantage of a gap in the canopy - quick flyers too
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looks like a purple emperor
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Its good to get things of your chest Chris - may that tunnel be a short one m8
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they will ALWAYS give you the introductory offer for your renewal - ring them up - press the 2 on your dial which is the "I wish to cancel my cover option" and you will get it. A A and RAC have the best cover out of all of them
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I will add - the strength of each fly agaric can vary greatly, and occasionally kill. No I have not taken any and never would
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if you want to get a herd of reindeer to you - get the fly agaric out - Vikings used to drink reindeer wee after they had feasted on them (apparently it took a lot of the toxins out) . the Vikings used to get intoxicated before they went into battle - it gave them strength - its where the word berserk comes from (berserker)
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always liked this track - infact im going to play it on guitar tomorrow
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There was more to him than deep purple -
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don't whistle cheesy pop songs - its infectious
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I think you have mentioned some possibilities - the only thing I could add is the possibility of over use of lawn weed/feed? - does the lawn show any evidence of scorch?
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good info -
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this is a burr (beech)
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on the last pic, the climber looks like he has been infected with an "arboreal burrowing snake"
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Carpinus betulus "Wellingtonia"
