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  1. Paul in the woods
    Have you tried searching the map with a post code? If I search by a town nothing shows, if I pick a random postcode the loads of sites show.
  2. Paul in the woods
    My little Stihl domestic MSA120c doesn't seem to loose charge if not used for a couple of months. The battery has a charge indicator on it so you can check as well.
  3. Paul in the woods
    One thing I would add is don't forget the maintenance if you do allow them to use your land. If there's a leak in the future and you've perhaps widened your drive, do you want them to be able to dig it all up to repair their services? What if they sell up etc?
  4. Paul in the woods
    It looks like a very young Chicken of the Woods, Laetiporus sulphureus. I would normally expect it to be a bit more yellow although you do see them flushed pink like that. Keep an eye on it and see how it develops.
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    This might be worth a read, especially the medical uses. If you're spraying sap about it might be worth noting it can be diuretic so you may need to ensure you don't dehydrate. https://pfaf.org/user/Plant.aspx?LatinName=Cytisus+scoparius
  6. Paul in the woods
    Is it not some form of lilac, Syringa?
  7. Paul in the woods
    Agree, a young chicken of the woods.
  8. Paul in the woods
    This might be worth a read if anyone else has a problem.
  9. Paul in the woods
    It looks like a type of Nothofagus.
  10. Paul in the woods
    I thought it was also that slime mould, ageing from the young white to the harder silver then brown body. It grows a lot round here on hazel but I wasn't sure about it growing on chestnut. Some good photos here: Enteridium lycoperdon - False Puffball (Slime Mould Images) WWW.APHOTOFUNGI.COM APHOTOFUNGI - Photographic Stock Image Library Page for Enteridium lycoperdon synonym Reticularia lycoperdon -...
  11. Paul in the woods
    Does it have any flowers or fruit? Looks a bit like snowberry, Symphoricarpos.
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    Looks like a hole punch set of some sort. A quick google shows up a gasket punch set here: Sealey 10 Piece Gasket Punch Set | Hole Punches WWW.TOOLED-UP.COM Buy Sealey 10 Piece Gasket Punch Set and other Sealey Hole Punches at Tooled-Up.com. Fast Delivery.
  14. Paul in the woods
    I know that plant as the parasitic purple thing, a quick google reminds me it's purple toothwort. Wiki says it's know as clandestine in France, is that true?
  15. Paul in the woods
    Does it have a smell at all? To me at least different woods can smell very different, mature oak for example smells almost horseradishy. (That may well just be me though).
  16. Paul in the woods
    Your shrub looks like a viburnum to me, possibly Viburnum tinus or similar. Which would mean the damage is very likely to be viburnum beetle. If you google that you'll see lots of pics of similar damage.
  17. Paul in the woods
    I would suggest it's a large grey oyster mushroom, Pleurotus ostreatus. You'd obviously need to be sure if anyone intends to nibble it but it's a starting point.
  18. Paul in the woods
    Have you thought about hurley sticks? Plenty of old posts if you search on hurley. E.g
  19. Paul in the woods
    Honesty by the looks of them, Lunaria annua.
  20. Paul in the woods
    I only buy cheap items and restore stuff for our own house, so a good clean, a few small repairs and a good wax is all I do. All I can advise is make sure you have a realistic selling price in mind, it might be nice to spend time French polishing an item but is anyone willing to pay you for all that work?
  21. Paul in the woods
    Pink, studded jacket to match your thong?
  22. Paul in the woods
    It might be Witches' Butter, Exidia glandulosa, https://www.first-nature.com/fungi/exidia-glandulosa.php More pics here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Exidia_glandulosa Not something I'm that familiar with.
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    I think you still need a licence to trap crayfish. Worth reading up on the rules especially trap design to prevent other animals drowning. Permission to trap crayfish, eels, elvers, salmon and sea trout - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Get permission or a licence to trap crayfish, eels, elvers, salmon, sea trout, lamprey and smelt: how to apply and...
  24. Paul in the woods
    What tree are they growing on? Looks similar to an ornamental elder I have. The fungi look like Jelly Ears, aka wood ears etc, Auricularia auricula-judae.
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    Public registers and consultation on forestry projects - GOV.UK WWW.GOV.UK Use the public registers to find details on proposed forestry work and on decisions that the Forestry Commission has...

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