a 1200mm base dia is a big tree of any species. sad to see it removed.
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a 1200mm base dia is a big tree of any species. sad to see it removed.
Here too. Shame there's no preservation order on the people living Beneath.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fifth Columnist
Why is watching repeats of Letters And Numbers better than the other shows on at this time of day ? Should never have been cancelled
Actually you're close. It may be that too many ferns growing in the forks may have caused rot to spread.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
We have a tree expert coming in to give advice. Meanwhile we have already lopped several branches, but I suspect a lot more will have to go. It's an old and very large tree.
The good thing is we should have plenty of timber for winter. I just have to mix some fresh fuel and get the chainsaw going so I can cut it up to dry out.
Also, although it fell on our new dog-proof fence, the main trunk was held up by several branches and the fence survived without real damage.
The things I would do with Lilly Serna...Quote:
Originally Posted by trog
Long walks on the beach...
Romantic dinners...
Conversations about statistics, in which most of the statistics I talk of are made up so I sound smarter...
I'm glad to see that the "Please Wait While We Find A Gear" message has reappeared on the entry screen.
cheers,
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Originally Posted by Fifth Columnist
If they are considered 'dangerous',then you will have no issues having them removed.
A report from a suitably qualified arborist helps.
But you probably still have to go through the council or state govt process,and pay something[bigsad]
It has six appeal.......?
Gerry carts have come a long way.:wasntme: