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  1. One Buck
    Not sure if this is the same thing but this happened in York yesterday. Narrow escape for York shoppers as huge branch falls from tree (From York Press)
  2. One Buck
    Strange weather indeed! Sat by a roaring log burner trying to keep warm in a cold wet and windy day in North Yorkshire.
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    Kew gardens

    One Buck replied to sloth's topic in General chat

    Timely thread this! - I'm paying my first visit over easter. (Think I'll be taking sandwiches though ! ^^
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    Evening all, a long shot I know. Does any body have an unwanted copy of, (or know where i might find a copy of) British Standard 5837 2012 (planting). Hoping to find one for a fair bit less than the daft money being asked by the BSI Website for a new one. Thanking you in advance. Buck.
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    14 years ago. We have moved since but drive past regularly. It is establishing nicely.
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    Here ya go. Arbtalk.co.uk - Glossary
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    I had squirrels visiting my loft in a previous house with no trees within 200m.
  8. One Buck
    Thanks, Interesting that you mention shading, the affected branches are predominently on the north side of and within the crown. Buck.
  9. One Buck
    Thanks chaps, No sign of bleeding though I did not actually 'damage' it. Is it a cause of, sign of or nothing to do with wider problems? Cheers
  10. One Buck
    Afternoon chaps. Is this Stereum gausapatum, (bleeding oak crust)? Its on a number of functioning branches on what looks like an otherwise vigerous oak. If so what is the wider prognosis for the tree? Thank you.
  11. One Buck
    Ahhh. Thank you. Buck
  12. One Buck
    Why specifically hawthorn or cherry?
  13. One Buck
    Yorkshire stile has evolved predominantly because of the 'scratty' state of the hedges that we have to work with in Yorkshire. 95% of what we lay is 'overipe' hawthorn, and its realy a case of doing your best with each pleach. Everything is cut very hard back in the hope of maximum re growth. The lack of Hazel etc up here has led to the take up of sawn timber. This might be the best stile if you want to discourage people from pushing through your fresh layings. Regards
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    Hi Hedgesparrow, If you are meaning a style with a sawn timber top rail forming the structure of the hedge (sort of half hedge, half fence), thats Yorkshire style. Hope this helps. Happy Christmas Buck.
  15. One Buck
    I keep a shelf in my log store and put any logs with butterflies on them on there untill the spring. 3 so far this year. and yes I think that they are peacocks.
  16. One Buck
    Used about 5m3 so far. . 20kw burner running 7 rads and hot water. Nice and cosy tonight in a very chilly (northerly wind) North Yorkshire.
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    Leeds Queens Hall, (cant rememer the year)- (for those about to rock) Brilliant night- watched it on BBC 4 tonight - Awsome Band.
  18. One Buck
    Signal crayfish, grey squirrels, mink, sycamores and rap music . . . . .I rest my case.
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    All depends on how an individual evaluates 'success', I thought that the idea of that particular concept being measured in £splashed around had died 15/20 years ago.
  21. One Buck
    "How much tax will the people in your average audience at the Opera pay?" Less than their cleaner!
  22. One Buck
    OOps didnt recognise that as a place. Clearly more than 20 miles away.
  23. One Buck
    And told us 20 miles of where?
  24. One Buck
    Government meeting today. (COBRA). Lets hope that there might be some firm and effective guidance so that we can all do 'our bit' available by the end of the day. BBC News - Ash dieback: Government Cobra meeting to tackle disease
  25. One Buck
    Im not an expert on this stuff but i always think that 'smart water' lends itself particularly well to this industry. Invite your local crime prevention officer round for a coffee.

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