RIP dear, dear Mr Elm

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  1. clueless1

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    I'm not as excited now. I've been up the land, had a good look at the unidentified tree, and its not quite as I remembered so probably not Elm.

    I've took some photos for you good folks to look at. I'll post them up after the mischief has finally gone to bed.
     
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    Your "mischief" is still up?????? Aw bless :heehee: It *does* get easier .... for a few more years :dbgrtmb:
     
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    No, Dave is refering to the Tasmainian Devil he took on as part of a Wildlife rescue package a few months back. You should see the state of his fingers:ouch1:
     
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      Found this website which is selling English Elms which are apparently disease resistant (not proof).
       
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