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100 Years of Urban Housing Success REASONSTOBECHEERFUL.WORLD Around the world, the cost of housing is destabilizing cities. In Europe, low interest rates meant to spur growth have caused...
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Remember some program on telly that was about match girls getting Phossy jaw working for them
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Brimstone Poplar Cladding - Vastern Timber WWW.VASTERN.CO.UK Brimstone Poplar Cladding is thermally modified Poplar from UK forests. It is a lightweight, stable and durable local...
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What we already had some under both labour govs & tory ones until thatcher plus with new labour & the UK went to the right - reganomics USA style etc....
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Nature Walk Tree I.D. w/ Fall Colours - Ontario, Canada
Stere replied to Ontario Firewood Resource's topic in Firewood forum
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Council house building leading to gas chambers is abit of a leap. Also socialism definition means different things to different people -the nordic model etc as an example but it often seems to taken as no different from communism.
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Id say often un-needed. In most cases I see them used it doesn't make sense to me. I think for example money would be better spent on a strip bio mulch mat rather than the ubiqitious spiral plastic guards used on staggered double rows of native hedging? Yeah trees can do fine in brambles scrub etc which often can protect from animal damage but probably the trees dojust grow alot slower with the light competition. So it depends on if there are deer about etc what is best. Shade tolerant tree saplings supressed under canopy shade can stay tiny for ages until given a chance so its species dependent also. Also might be a different approach id say for protecting trees that need good form for timber and some amenity trees where doesn't matter so much. Not a bad summary: The Angel’s Share | Stump up for Trees STUMPUPFORTREES.ORG
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Last local community new woodland planting effort was using some eco tall cardboard ones on 1000's of short cell grown trees id be surprised if alot of the trees didn't die as virtually no light transmission Shame 😏 Any feeback on the eco options the nexgen ones or others? Home - Nexgen Tree Shelters NEXGEN-TS.COM NexGen Tree Shelters are made from British wool. Our tree guards are fully biodegradable and non-toxic and break down...
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Ochsenkopf have a UK wharehouse in N Wales sell under gedore brand https://www.gedoretools.co.uk/product-category/forestry-and-carpentry/cultural-fostering/ OX 70 E + H Slashing hook
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Mitchells rule for girth of trunks used to guesstimate tree ages probably work for limbs also...
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Yeah for some reason yorkshires ones are over £150 I don't think anyone makes the quality ones in UK might be some small scale bespoke blacksmiths? Itay still has several makers patterns are different but they do have a mssive range of some very very similar regional patterns to the yorkshire like the rimini ones etc. Rinaldi F.lli Rinaldi | Produttori attrezzi manuali F.lli Rinaldi WWW.FLLI-RINALDI.IT Angleo B Attrezzi per il giardinaggio, agricoltura, sicurezza, edilizia, camino e forno, animali domestici, ferramenta | Angelo Bergamasco WWW.ANGELO-B.COM Produzione e commercializzazione attrezzi aper giardinaggio, agricoltura, edilizia, accessori per animali domestici... Leonelli Agricultural Tools - Leonelli Attrezzi WWW.LEONELLIATTREZZI.COM We are delighted to present the catalog of the entire range of our production: billhooks, sickles, machetes, billhooks double... Time for a holiday? Staffordshire ones are cheaper with a similar pattern £15 for this italian one is a a bargin? Double Edge Bill Hook / Swiss Bush Knife 21cm WWW.CHRISFORESTRY.CO.UK Bill Hook with wooden handle Made from quality Steel, sharpened ready for use. Weight: 452g Overall length 34cm
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Yeah looks like it there loads of figs its a big Genus. Ficus sycomorus - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
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About 3-4 months under cover (as left in pile outside is no good) at most id say. Thats the hedge laying season anyway. Any longer will probably dry out to much
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Why not a system of low impact mobile/ prefabs/trailer park homes using "eco" materials where possible mass produced for ecomony modular by design A modern well insulated prefabs probably nicer than alot of uk housing stock.
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Mulching mowers are ok if you like cutting lawns like a golf couse several times week Sounds like you need a rough cut mower or side discharge
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Don't stand closer than 5m? Proabably says something like that in in the manual? https://www.highwayssafetyhub.com/uploads/5/1/2/9/51294565/hei37-highays_england_alerts_-struck_by__object__during_remote_cutting_operations.pdf Stuff can get thrown along way
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Looks like a blunt axe then a chainsaws with the chain completely blunt also bit odd?
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Yes it probably will survive for yrs esp being a willow. If left to is own in the longer term maybe decades etc the wound/defect could cause the top blow/break off and then maybe it will then either sprout from the base or root as phoenix tree if top is still attached. Pollarding below the wound is an option or just leave it be & see what happens.
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Felled trees for log burner
Stere replied to Harry the Hatchet's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Woodlots looks like its has gone virtually inactive compared to what it used to be. A cordwood/roadside standing timber directory would be handy - something like the tip site one maybe? -
Corvid and ukraine while factors are being used as scapegoats , the majority of the issues are elsehwhere and reflect longer term trends imo. Of couse other peoples views may differ. Eggs did you read the oxfam report link? Another one below that the oxfam one referenced: https://www.unitetheunion.org/media/4757/unite-investigates-corporate-profiteering-and-the-col-crisis.pdf
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This made me think abit Richest 1% bag nearly twice as much wealth as the rest of the world put together over the past two years | Oxfam International WWW.OXFAM.ORG
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Yew can do well over a 1ft in a yr so not that slow.....imo
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Alot of stuff doesn't post to UK unfortunately think most silkies didn't. This silky pole saw does works out cheaper than UK i think even with £40 quid postage..... https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Silky-273-30-Forester-Tier-12-8/dp/B00AXXA1U8/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1AF1CGRR91O1P&keywords=silky+saws&qid=1700851000&sprefix=silky+saw%2Caps%2C272&sr=8-5 But its a market place seller so postages wouldn't combine with amazon direct orders. I was tempted with a whale/fish hook/sappie 😏 https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/19112/dp/B005ZN9P76/ref=pd_sbs_sccl_2_4/357-4024861-1716624?pd_rd_w=m9ybD&content-id=amzn1.sym.c54a93f0-9f09-4c91-acbc-0909deaabe5b&pf_rd_p=c54a93f0-9f09-4c91-acbc-0909deaabe5b&pf_rd_r=AZ2W8KMQBN01J3N770R0&pd_rd_wg=r4Wk0&pd_rd_r=1e9246c1-6717-46f8-a139-a3956151f502&pd_rd_i=B005ZN9P76&psc=1
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Well i ordered a whole load stuff some okatsune sceatuers and some rdm other garden tool bits and bobs from amazon jp and it came without any issues or hidden import tarrif, was fairly steep postage but still cheaper than uk. Quality of theese hedge shears for example compared to any UK brand stuff or fiskars plastic fantastic is in a completely different league. https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B003I85W7C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And even theese cheapo ones are very good: Goes through 1/2 inch hornbeam hedge branches easy. A clever curved "strong type" blade design no one sells in UK. https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B08MZLXC4L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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