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Name:
Stephen Hayes
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Age:
56
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Website:
Fruitwise Heritage Apples
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Hometown:
Botley, Hampshire
Country:
United Kingdom
Occupation:
General Medical Practitioner, community dermatology doctor, dermatology educator and anti skin cancer campaigner/activist, apple grower
Companies:
Fruitwise Heritage Apples, Solent Medical Service/NHS, SOuth Coast Dermoscopy Associates (provides education to health care professionals about skin cancer diagnosis)
Schools:
Southampton University Medical School 1974-1979, Cardiff dermatology diploma
Interests:
apple growing, guitar, mandolin, fishing, cycling, cookery, cider
Movies:
watches little TV. favourite films are mostly violent but reflective e.g. Seven Samauri, All Quiet on the Western Front, Princess Mononoke, LOTR, Das Boot, Forbidden Planet
Music:
Hendrix, Satriani, Dylan, Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, El McMeen, any melodic guitar music, early music e.g. Dowland, City Waites, some melodic classic rock e.g. Wishbone Ash, Grateful Dead. Constantly finding new music to enjoy on Classic FM and radio 3, last CD I bought was Allegir Miserere sung by King's College choir, last before that Steve Vai Passion and Warfare.
Books:
The Bible, C S Lewis (especially the sci-fi trilogy), Lord of the Rings, George Orwell, John + Sally Seymour 'practical self sufficiency', Mr Crabtree goes Fishing (Bernard Venables) Elizabeth David/Jane Grigson etc (cookery) recently read Paradise Lost by john Milton for the first time-amazingly sad and beautiful. I wrote and self pubished a cookery book for men as a church fundraiser, the text of which has been posted on my fruitwise.net site, and I am currently working on 2 novels, teh working titles of which are 'The Chronicles of Pagan Britain' and 'Mr Crabtree's Melanoma' about which more later. ALso writing a C S Lewis commentary on the evolution/creation tension in his work.
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A short video of a local orchard that may contain some rare or heritage apple varieties. I'm unsure of the age of the trees but the average circumf...
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Last fall Dottie and I noticed this tree on the side of the road. Its fruit had a unique plum shape. The fruit was very sweet, strong-flavored, a...
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Visit http://www.crfg.org/chapters/golden_g... to learn more about the Scion Exchange. This video show how to collect scion wood for exchange.
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When collecting scion wood for grafting apples or pears, it is not a difficult task but like many others, you have to get it right or it won't work...
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this videos will halp me to prun few fuit trees in our yard
:D all best wishes and greetings from Slovenia
once again, very good informative videos - and emphasis on taste/quality of the rare varieties
on a different note- checked out the video of 'Hot Tuna' : these guys are seriously talented!
best wishes
great informative clips may i say. we're on the verge of turning the unused land we've get into raised vegetable beds. It is going to be somewhat of an experiment has i am disabled due to a spine injury, but having the raised beds will at least allow me to reach on my knees into the center from both sides of them. we have also taken the decision to grow heirloom and rare vegetables, as usually they're far superior than the commercial varieties, just harder to harvest or not mega producing, Also got quite a few fruit bushes to put into the ground, gonna need some more so am thinking of cloning a few to save the budget a bit, but at this moment, aint got a clue. Well Rome wasn't built in a day was it :0)
All the best for now Stephen
Daz