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meadowcopse: July 2014

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A small patch of traditional meadow on the River Dee flood plain south of Chester. Friday, 4 July 2014. Some long spells of sunshine throughout June, causing a little concern for watering of the less established fruit trees in the orchard. Just enough rain for new growth to flourish quite prolifically (as well as the grass coming on well, but layering slightly in breezes and odd spells of dampness). For the first time some (fortunately minor) rabbit damage around the graft line of a couple of trees.

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Sessile Forestry - Useful Links

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A selection of sites for woodland organisations and associations, plus others offering aerial photographs, maps, GIS, on-line tools, calculators and equipment. 9899; Aerial Photographs, Mapping and GIS. 9899; Organisations and Associations. 9899; On-line Tools and Calculators. 9899; Forestry Tools and Equipment. Aerial Photographs, Mapping and GIS. Forestry Commission Scotland Interactive Map. The gateway to everything you need to know about Scotland's environment. National Library of Scotland. 1:10,560 ...

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the Woodland Journey: January 2011

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Can't see the wood for the trees. Wednesday, 12 January 2011. Apparently they are docile creatures despite their reputation but might become aggressive if you disturb their nests and have a nasty sting. Hornets are brown and yellow rather than the black/yellow wasps that can be annoying in the garden in summer. Particularly pub gardens! Tuesday, 4 January 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Small Woodland Owners Group. Repairing a culvert, butterfly spotting and a slow worm.

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the Woodland Journey: December 2010

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Can't see the wood for the trees. Monday, 13 December 2010. I thought it was time I had a look at the two owl boxes, that put up last winter, to see if there was any evidence of residents.  Heres a photo of the more elaborate version with a perch. There was definitely sign of occupancy but not what I had hoped for. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Small Woodland Owners Group. Repairing a culvert, butterfly spotting and a slow worm. La Ferme de Sourrou .:. Permaculture in France.

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the Woodland Journey: Buzzzzz

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Can't see the wood for the trees. Monday, 13 December 2010. I thought it was time I had a look at the two owl boxes, that put up last winter, to see if there was any evidence of residents. Here's a photo of the more elaborate version with a perch. There was definitely sign of occupancy but not what I had hoped for. I had suspected this already but they both contain a hornets nest. It's quite a remarkable piece of engineering. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Small Woodland Owners Group.

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the Woodland Journey: February 2011

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Can't see the wood for the trees. Monday, 14 February 2011. I recently bought an Alaskan Mill. Which gives me some new options for converting wood into more usable timber. This attachment fits to a chainsaw and lets you rip lengthways through a piece of wood using a flat guide edge coupled with an adjustable height. Tuesday, 1 February 2011. Camping In The Cold. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Small Woodland Owners Group. Digging a new culvert. La Ferme de Sourrou .:. Permaculture in France.

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Woodland Management - Tree Heritage

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Planning & Development. Mortgage and Insurance Reports. So, you own a woodland? What a marvellous opportunity you have to get involved with nature. However, with great trees, comes great responsibility! Woodland Management is something you’re going to have to consider – it won’t look after itself. You may have to do a lot of work just to get it healthy again and you’re certainly going to need to put a lot of work in to manage it for the future. What species your woodland contains. ScienceCorner: Europe's...

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Elaine Hodgson is a keen amateur photographer and retail professional with over 30 years business experience - the latter 14 with the National Trust. And newsletters ( Small Woodland Owners Group. Her work can be found her Flickr. Site, and there are some images for sale in several National Trust shops. Originally from Stamford, and having spent several years in Nottingham, Elaine now lives in Frome with her partner, Nigel, and cat, Bramble. She is a music lover and keen motorcyclist and enjoys explo...

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Restored Earth - Links

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Becoming a woodland owner | Woodlands.co.uk

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Woods for conservation and enjoyment. Cornwall and West Devon. North Wales & the Welsh Marches. West & South Wales & Herefordshire. Southern Scotland & Northumberland. Why buy a woodland? Why buy from us? What would you do in a wood of your own? What would you do in a wood of your own? What one couple did – Diary of Long Wood. Survey of Owners 2011. Choosing a woodland ‣. How to buy a woodland. Legal guide for England and Wales. Legal Guide for Scotland. Public Access Rights in Scotland. Art & Craft.