Paul Cleaver
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Everything posted by Paul Cleaver
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I agree it doesn't look like meripilus - don't know what it is
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good thread this
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good start - you will need some chainsaw trousers - show me a pic of your waste and I will tell you whats best
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the best id for honey fungus is the collar on the stem (see photo) Google Image Result for http://100my.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/honey_fungus.jpg
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good job - saved it from tearing itself apart
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naa its an apple - look at the leaves - or maybe a hornbeam:001_smile:
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photos on his website !!!!!! the dumb fcuk - deserves what ever comes to him - a healthy fine hopefully
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apple of the woods
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its been hitting H Cs for a few years - a good parasite is what they need
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my Glastonbury years were 91 94 and 95 - but managed to see REM bout 2006 and radiohead bout 2008 -
yes I remember the same thing happening several yrs ago
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seen quite a lot of bands over the years from my first- motorhead in1980 to the happy Mondays 2 months ago- the best by a gnats whisker was pink Floyd in 88
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I saw Clapton and cray in the early nineties simple minds in the eighties genesis in 81 u2 in 80s 90s and noughties:thumbup1:
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Have to renew all NPTC units every 5 years
Paul Cleaver replied to lloyd g's topic in Training & education
fair comment Mr B -
its important to cut just outside the old pollard cuts - and your tree cutting team should be aware of this. Its in British Standard 3998 -
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just had a chicken jalfrazi from sainsburys - washed down with a Kopparberg mixed fruit cider - hic
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wasps for me - nests in hollow trees - old magpie nests
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Have to renew all NPTC units every 5 years
Paul Cleaver replied to lloyd g's topic in Training & education
yeh but look at the the amount we have to in our industry -
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nice fell - good use of the modified hinge method - would have been interesting if the tree trunk was hollow
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yes I wouldn't fell until the tree is well into decline
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doesn't look like classic symptom - but its as close as I can find I hope its something else, something benign
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http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-health-care/48699-looks-like-red-rust-coloured-discolouration-oak.html
