the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:44 pm
an ever green oak tree planted today and memorial garden to follow for mikey dye and Mr Jones
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Re: the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:48 pm
mallo wrote:an ever green oak tree planted today and memorial garden to follow for mikey dye and Mr Jones
Top MAN! Respect were respect is due!
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Re: the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:49 pm
Re: the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:16 pm
Nice 1 Mall
Re: the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:30 pm
What a wonderful thoughtful gesture.
That Oak tree will likely be there for well over a hundred years perhaps longer. In years to come future generations of Mr. Dye's family can walk past the tree knowing it was for him.
One bit of advice, get a TPO (tree preservation order) on it, I've forgotten how its done but I'm sure there's a method that if "sufficient" people agree/sign/whatever that it needs protection then its more or less a rubber stamp from the Council. Cardiff Council will have an aboriculturist or dedicated Tree Preservation Officer so would be well worth getting in contact.
That Oak tree will likely be there for well over a hundred years perhaps longer. In years to come future generations of Mr. Dye's family can walk past the tree knowing it was for him.
One bit of advice, get a TPO (tree preservation order) on it, I've forgotten how its done but I'm sure there's a method that if "sufficient" people agree/sign/whatever that it needs protection then its more or less a rubber stamp from the Council. Cardiff Council will have an aboriculturist or dedicated Tree Preservation Officer so would be well worth getting in contact.
Re: the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 8:44 pm
Willy the Wombat wrote:What a wonderful thoughtful gesture.
That Oak tree will likely be there for well over a hundred years perhaps longer. In years to come future generations of Mr. Dye's family can walk past the tree knowing it was for him.
One bit of advice, get a TPO (tree preservation order) on it, I've forgotten how its done but I'm sure there's a method that if "sufficient" people agree/sign/whatever that it needs protection then its more or less a rubber stamp from the Council. Cardiff Council will have an aboriculturist or dedicated Tree Preservation Officer so would be well worth getting in contact.
it will be there long after we have gone thats for sure and it is protected !
Re: the beginning of memorial garden
Thu Nov 03, 2011 9:01 pm
FANtastic, Mikey will always be with us, history don't go away, and Mikey was a big part of our history.