Treemoose
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Is that heather mills in bed with you?
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I like that great idea! I bet you saved a few quid
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Thanks David much appreciated
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found this on a very old ash pollard it was very corky/rubbery not sure what it is
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Give apexarb a call aswell mate he will stick you in the right direction.
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Good for you! Friends of ours had exactly the same happen to them except it happened two nights in a row so got 2 nights paid and 2 tickets for both of them anywhere. I don't think Virgin fly to Australia. What a result!
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Dynamic Wind Loading & Biomechanics Seminar
Treemoose replied to David Humphries's topic in Training & education
It was sold out but I called and they had a cancelation today so I managed to get a spot. Worth while phoning and leaving contact details incase they have anyone dropout. thanks for the heads up mr humphries -
Congratulations
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Handy little winch but I did brake it pulling out shrub stumps my bad. Now I just use this old beast! It's pulled out stumps so big you could stand in the hole and not be seen! on the down side you are left with a big crater takes two people to lift it, no idea how old it is Great bit of kit comes in handy
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The tree was at the back of the garden on a small bank that had been partially dug back to make the area flat and also a shed on a base directly next to it. So the root plate must of had some damage/compaction at some stage. The garden has a history of tree failure (wind throw) from what the customer said. I'll try to take a lot more pictures next time
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Okay thanks Colman for your opinion
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The tree had discoloured bark running up one side of the stem from the base (a dark reddish colour (no exudates) i believe it effects sycamores. some similar images on google when searching for sooty bark
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Yes it did have some bark damage at the base that looked typically strimmer inflicted In the pics I was looking at the circular discolouration if that was something to do with the above mentioned.
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took down a field maple today and was having a discussion on why it was in decline (not the reason for removal) it was mentioned it might have cryptostroma cortical (sooty bark) or maybe phytophthora. got a couple snaps of some cross sections (not the best ones) any thoughts? And whats the difference between these two pathogens? as far as i could tell phytophthora is a root rotter and can cause black bleeding cankers on the bark? and sooty bark turns the bark black? i was finding it hard to tell the obvious differences between the two.
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Crying giraffe/camel ?
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I no someone who had there pigme goats nicked
Treemoose replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
Your milking it now . . . -
I no someone who had there pigme goats nicked
Treemoose replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
That's bad news A great thread title tho -
Another one for London Pride here
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Nice vid Reminds me of the vastness of how little we know about stuff
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Other angle
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Had a go at a chopping board today with some cherry No way the quality of delabodges but I thought it wastnt bad for a first attempt. I just used a jigsaw to cut out th shape and some sanding bit of oil job done. Thanks for the inspiration delabododge.
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My wife had a go today because I wasn't listening to her about car seats for the little one and how she has to listen to me bang on about trees on a daily basis. . . Trees are awesome.
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Second pic down what's that guy doing to that branch?
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Seen previous posts of bear and he is a truly fine looking animal Dog to be proud of looks like
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If its dry enough it will burn Check it with a moisture meter or alternatively stick some on the fire and find out
