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flexi

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Maidstone
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mark
Had a great day out today, visiting the grounds of this fabulous house, I also took the opportunity to ask about Woodfest this year..... Its been postponed, but they reckon to be back bigger and better next year...
Pics just for attention:face:IMG_20200813_141056.jpg
 

Dalboy

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Kent
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Derek
They sent us out an invite as stallholders but we declined due to my wife's age and my medical problems. They have us on the books for next year. I keep my eyes on that tree and another waiting for them to be chopped but no luck:whistling::whistling::whistling:
Hope it is on next year and to meet up again Mark, or if things ease a bit and you do another trip to THE shops again:funny::funny::funny:
 

flexi

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Cheers Derek, well meet up some time.. Saw this area for the first time.... Not seen such big limbs growing horizontal IMG_20200813_133412.jpg
 

Penpal

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Canberra AUSTRALIA
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Peter
Thanks foe sharing. In Tasmania there are trees called simply Horizontal,they grow at about the same speed as Huon Pine (mm,s a yr).These trees hold the bark and are used for ornaments etc.

Peter.
 
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