Paul Cleaver
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never had a celtic gold - but here is something really rare -a complete copper alloy (silvered) roman spoon found last year
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lovely celtic gold there m8 - you are in a good area too- essex
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I have been playing gutar for over 30yrs - here is my lad with it - a fellow lefty
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finding interesting stuuf like this with my metal detector
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yes - good call- that looks enough of that cedar
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Banged my knee the other day was felling a load of sycamore - old hedge left for 30yrs - bout 20 12"-14" poles and I managed to get 3 barbers chairs out of them.On the last one I made a hasty retreat but fell and hit my knee on a log. It wasnt the sort of job where we could clear as we felled as the client wanted them done in a day. Dam sycamore
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<p>Hi m8,</p>
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<p>I was wondering if there is much demand in the industry - I have an industrial climbing cert and wouldnt mind giving it a go</p>
<p>reg Paul</p>
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Im with Swinny
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Double your dog count - we have 4 furry alarms:cool:
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nice bolt - thin looks good coz you can hardly tell you have been on a 15% thin - like it should be
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on Holly who knows? - do some tests at the base of the trunk to assess decay im sure alot of peeps would be interested
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formally known as ustulina? - 95% on limes - not seen it on holly before
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if there was a bogey flicking championship I would be sure to enter - stunned a few squirrels in my time. As for phlem - slugs eat it - I coughed up some green beuties once - on the garden path - next day they were gone - slug trails around them - you dont see that on wildlife programs - wonder why
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<p>Hi Pete, took UA1 and 2.1 today and passed - it ws a bitch though</p>
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<p>rung Dave and he is putting me on UA5 soon then he wants me to start surveying - we will see fingers crossed</p>
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is it a close up of the rings of saturn
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move on and find someone else
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Learning the ropes or fungi as it were
Paul Cleaver replied to brothergrim's topic in Tree health care
Good ID books then go find some - woods would be a good place - late summer and autumn - -
I think ive got it - not much pain but had it several months - also noticed the bones at the side of my elbow protrude on both arms - i suspect its callus build up from the strain - Ive been climbing 2 decades
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What shall I do with this oak?
Paul Cleaver replied to Woodworks's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
I would take some weight out of it - leaning side of course -
excellent
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roping the top off a lombardy pop - cant relax till its being lowered down - its healthy to get a bit wobberly -better than being blazay
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I think 2 is not enough - what if you are two thirds into your cut and your chain snaps or something? 2 climbing saws - 2 ground saws and 1 biggy
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i believe late summer is best for them but as said Shigo and others were not really concerned with bleeding - bleeding can result in yeasts forming on the open wound,thats not good for invading fungi
