Protest Cumbria Forest sell-off
angry of Cumbria | 27.01.2011 20:30 | Ecology
There will be an empty, ritualistic expression of peoples mild discontent about the governments plans to sell off all our forests.
http://www.savelakelandsforests.org.uk/
But I am still going cos' I'm reet pissed off !
For transport from Carlisle - get in touch with Mark
mark@sustainablecarlisle.org
(08454383311)
- we can pick up at spots down the M6 too - Penrith, Kendal etc...-
see ya there
http://www.savelakelandsforests.org.uk/
But I am still going cos' I'm reet pissed off !
For transport from Carlisle - get in touch with Mark
mark@sustainablecarlisle.org
(08454383311)
- we can pick up at spots down the M6 too - Penrith, Kendal etc...-
see ya there
angry of Cumbria
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Soft northern fools
28.01.2011 10:33
Oak
The moronity of being conifer
28.01.2011 14:03
Oak
"I'll be back!" (in northern english accent)
29.01.2011 12:20
Read the paper I suggest above - the economics of the cost benefit analysis promoted by the FC themselves show a negative net present value for most FC estates - and then think of those empowered and vibranbt alpine communities with community tenure of the neaighbouring forests. compare that to the hostile and paranoid vibe towards visitors by many welsh sheep ranchers - cheeky fuking subsidy junkys!
Oak
OAK is useless now
01.02.2011 00:15
Such is the stupidity of British Communities that when they get their hands of a stand of prime timber ready for its first profitable thinning, instead of thinning so that there might be years of profitable prime timber taken as each thinning causes the growth of the remainder to accelerate in volume, they clear fell the lot in order to get the grant the stupid politicians offer for planting native trees. They are those stupid subsidy junkies.
THere is a fine class of rip off artists who go around taking money for teaching Permaculture. The big joke is that those rip off atrists' grandfathers are the ones who stopped the grandfathers of those they take money off practicing their traditional sustainable agriculture so that art was lost in those communities..
If you want to grow the finest timber, there are two outstanding trees. One from the far North, and one from Japan. Planting those is a good each way bet on climate change. The new UK climate should suit one or the other. If you must have a faster return, then plant Cryptomeria Japonica which beats sitka by being a durable timber that does not so acidify the ground. There are others that are better than that, grow faster, and are pretty firproof. They should be planted now ready to rebuild the Cities if their populations survives.
Stihl the Oaks