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welcome to the - armin grewe's weblog first visit on this blog? then also try old favourites and frequent topics , blogging abroad (expat bloggers) and to find out who writes this blog try my personal homepage . also visit my other blog, islayblog.com, a blog about the isle of islay, scotland . since august 2015 this blog is back. and it has moved to a new address. after a 5 year hiatus the is back. however, it has moved to a new address. please update your bookmarks, feeds and whatever else needs updating and head over to blog.ministryofpropaganda.co.uk (or in other words, replace the www with blog). the name and logo is still the same, but the software and content is fresh. you can also comment again. so please head over and enjoy. from 2010 until 2015 this blog was on hiatus the last post on this blog was in march 2010. nothing has happened since apart from the comments stopping to work. so i thought i better make this official. this blog is now on indefinite hiatus. it might come back, it might not. the blogging abroad (expat bloggers) list is not being maintained any more, many of the entries will now be outdated. however, as there's a lot of history in all the entries i've written over the years i've decided to leave the whole things otherwise untouched. for the time being my interests and efforts have shifted and i'm focusing my time mainly on running islayblog.com, a blog about the isle of islay, scotland as well as my islay pictures photoblog . i'm also active on twitter (@islayblog) and google+ (armin grewe) this blog might return, it might just stay like this. depends on how i feel in a few years time. end of update advertising end of advertising saturday, 20/mar/2010 burned out boat on the canal quite a lot going on the canal at the moment: british waterways have gone ahead with the felling of the poplar trees in aldermaston wharf , most of them are gone by now. however, that is not what this entry is about, i'll write about the trees in a week or so once they are all gone. today i'm going to mention a boat fire i now see the results of in the morning. i go jogging along the canal towards woolhampton every morning. the last few months i passed a small sports boat every morning, wondering if it was abandoned as i never saw anyone in it. on thursday morning i was greeted with this sight: having seen it perfectly fine the morning before it must have happened the day (or night) before. not too many people normally are in the area, there's one house nearby and a canal boat was moored 100 yards or so away (i guess they will have raised the alarm, assuming they were around). today i found a bit more background, newbury today writes ‘fire crews called to suspected boat arson’ , mentioning it happened around 22:00 hrs on wednesday. luckily the trees above didn't catch fire and there was no other boat moored in the immediate vicinity, otherwise the outcome could have been much worse. according to the report the police and fire services treat it as suspected arson. i wonder how they're going to remove the wreck, for now they've just put a barrier around it, i assume to stop oil and other chemicals to spread on the canal: comments: [ 20/mar/2010: "burned out boat on the canal" ] saturday, 13/feb/2010 enjoy them while you can - pop(u)lar trees to be chopped down one of the reasons i moved to aldermaston wharf are the lovely poplar trees lining the canal outside of my flat. during the summer they provide some nice shade while during the winter when the leaves are gone they still let light into the flat. they are very tall, so any visitor is getting a first view when driving into mallard way on the way to lockside court: looking out of my lounge the view of the trees along the canal is very nice, in particular with the calming green of the leaves during the summer: another impression of the view can be gained with the canal at aldermaston wharf photosynth i created last year: unfortunately it looks like the pictures and memories will be all that is left soon. yesterday i came across a leaflet from british waterways left in the entrance to our block of flats: tree management works notification following a tree survey undertaken along the length of the kennet & avon canal, we have been advised that the current lines of poplar trees on both sides of the canal adjacent to aldermaston lock, have now reached a condition in which they are no longer appropriate or sustainable for their current location. due to their position, size and maturity, the survey has recommended that these trees now be removed due to concerns over long term stability and be replaced with a more practical and appropriate species. as a consequence, it is the intention of british waterways to follow this advice and commence on work to remove the existing poplars and replace them with native alder species. this is with the consulation and approval of both the forestry commission and west berkshire council. works have been undertaken in recent years to remove dead and decaying limbs and to prevent the falling of branches on to the adjacent roads and properties. whilst this helps to temporarily address safety issues, this does not resolve the long term maintenance concern posed by these trees, especially with their proximity to residential properties. some local residents have already expressed concerns about these trees. british waterways understands the aesthetic appeal of these trees and that this decision might be unpopular, but in the interests of long term maintenance and safety on both the canal and our neighbours, must undertake this recommended work. this decision hasn't been taken lightly, the works are considered to be essential. we are proposing to commence these works towards the end of february and during march 2010. if you have any queries or would like any further information about this work, please contact richard harrison of british waterways on 01452 318501 , or via email [email protected] i'm no expert on trees so i have no idea if the assessment is right and chopping down these beautiful trees is really necessary, but i will certainly be sad to see them go. they don't look sick to me at all, but then again i've heard that trees can look fine from the outside and be rotten from the inside. knowing that i will never get to see this view in real again makes me very sad though: i don't know if dogs have a memory for their environment and the views they get to see on their walks, still i would like to think he'll be sad as well: even bare and without leaves during the winter the poplars looked very nice against the blue sky after some heavy snowfall: in a few weeks all this will be history… comments: [ 13/feb/2010: "enjoy them while you can - pop(u)lar trees to be chopped down" ] advertising end of advertising saturday, 09/jan/2010 snow picture of the day - snow in tree the ‘novelty’ is wearing off a bit and i'm getting a bit bored with all that snow. in a way ‘cabin fever’ is setting in as well, having involuntarily worked from home the last three days with the roads being so treacherous. yet there are still nice points: at lunchtime today i went for a long run along the kennet & avon canal, from aldermaston wharf to midgham lock (3.5 miles one way, i think, i.e. 7 miles return). i took a lot of pictures of the snowy landscape, but this only happened by chance, and i really like it: i had stopped to take a picture of the snow covered towpath along a bend of the canal. the picture turned out fine, but nothing spectacular. almost by chance i looked up and noticed the snow on the green-brown-ish branches above against the pale blue sky. not thinking too much i snapped a few pictures of it. looking at it again now i quite like it, the textures, the colours, the mood, it just seems to play together quite well. i hope you like it. comments: [ 09/jan/2010: "snow picture of the day - snow in tree" ] friday, 08/jan/2010 snowmen and icicles unless you a

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