mon-fri: go to work, look at trees
weekend: time to go look at some trees
on holiday: let's look at those trees
visiting friends: do you have any trees we can look at
Replying to @frankrennie @UllapoolB
i bought my copy on the ferry
Replying to @krenitsele
ahh i don't really do instagram, guess i am missing out on the meme fun
Replying to @krenitsele
ahaha, wonderful. i want to make more arboriculture memes now. maybe we should start a hashtag
Replying to @JohnRowlands2 @krenitsele
there is a time and a place for both practices
i made this meme inspired by @krenitsele
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this thread articulates it really well - i remember also finding it a much more rewarding process than i expected - well done :)
Replying to @mariaelenactq
matilda agrees, she says eat the rich and solidarity with all striking industries
Replying to @nevstokes @M_sideSchoolMus
aha, that is a much better idea than what i imagined, cheers
Replying to @M_sideSchoolMus
the old railway lines are now a very well-used walking and cycling network flanked by woodland strips that contribute hugely to the green-blue network of the city. turning them back into railway lines would be a massive loss for active travel, the urban forest and local ecology
Replying to @doterrascience
doterra are a MLM with predatory and unethical marketing practices that ruin lives and should be illegal
Replying to @FlyingQuercus
yeah, it's kinda self-deprecating. quite British i suppose
Replying to @FlyingQuercus
the phrase "without further ado" doesn't contribute anything of value to the world, we could eliminate it without any problems. like just bring the speaker on already
definitely not the highest number of trees per capita in the UK, our canopy cover is about 17% which isn't low but isn't high either. Edinburgh has about 712,000 trees and population of 548,000, compare with Milton Keynes which has half the people but over 20 million trees
this sounds nice, the leaves do tend to be full of litter though, would be quite a filtering process. but keeping leaves on the site where they fell would definitely be good



