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  1. Caleb
    Anyone intrested in this birch burr?
  2. Caleb
    The wall has a lot of historical importance and all the flints were already there after it had disintegrated, so it is only topping bricks and some lime mortar. And yes no labour costs! The fence is also historic and is part of a bigger plan to get grazing back into the parkland.
  3. Caleb
    Today we were out felling a big holly so that our volunteer group can continue restoring the flint wall.
  4. Caleb
    Is it grifola? Been browsing the arbtalk fungi app!
  5. Caleb
    Found this and am wondering what it is? Its on beech and the dead side.
  6. Caleb
    Today's job was doing some scraping of our entrance to the yard and scrapping the stack yard. Then making a nice bank out of all the scrappings.
  7. Caleb
    Bet this one would be good but sorry not felling it! Just found it in the woods today and thought you would like to see it!
  8. Caleb
    We have been told to stop because the birds are singing quite a lot now. However if you do an inspection of the tree and make sure there are no nests in it, or for this time of year make sure they aren't building one then you can fell it anyway.
  9. Caleb
    I'll keep an eye out for some at work, but we do mostly woodland trees with nice stright trunks!
  10. Caleb
    Can't see it in the picture because i havent moved the barrow but there is a pallet at the bottom. We have been storing wood there for years now without any pallet and it dries out enough as it gets the sun in the summer.
  11. Caleb
    Just finished mine today not sure how much it will hold but quite a lot!
  12. Caleb
    A day's felling today.
  13. Caleb
    At least you only took out the sign and not the leg!
  14. Caleb
    Felling some dangerous trees on the boundary today. Loving the winch!!!
  15. Caleb
    Nice looking chipper how big will it take.
  16. Caleb
    Has anybody had any experience with a kabota m series 135 for forestry use? Are they any good ie are there any major issues that pop up with them. Our suppliers have switched to them and we are looking into getting a new tractor.
  17. Caleb
    Any preferences of types of softwood? We have a lot roadside, and what sort of price are you wanting to pay? However we are hertfordshire way.
  18. Caleb
    We have lots of green ash round logs avaliable, if you can find someone with kilm and mill. Unfortunately our sawmill is broken at the moment.
  19. Caleb
    Today we felled an ash pole that had been stripped out previously. It was a big ash! Split in half as soon as it hit the deck and still was a fight to get it on the timber trailer!
  20. Caleb
    Ok thanks for the advice
  21. Caleb
    Don't know ive not done it before but im going to dry it out and give it a go!
  22. Caleb
    I did post before saying yes you are correct. Think it might be on the previous page but never mind.
  23. Caleb
    It is about 8 to 10 inches
  24. Caleb
    Dont even need a close up of the end grain! Yes it is.
  25. Caleb
    I'll take one tomorrow. Thought i had but my phone says otherwise!

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