Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 21/01/2026Shipping marks on a basement ceiling conifer joist at Cambrian place Swansea 🏴. Dated to first quarter of the 19th century 030
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 13/01/2026Dendro samples from Gloucester Chambers, maritime quarter Swansea 🏴 0101
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 10/09/2025Ship’s floor (oak) reused as lintel. Removed during construction work from Cambrian Place Swansea. Dendro dated to spring summer 1778 and sourced from a locally grown Welsh 🏴 tree! #dendrochronology #wales #archaeology 55312
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 26/04/2025An 1860s oak, in what was formerly a field, and some 1960s fir, chestnut and beech 🏴 060
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 09/02/2025Here’s one of quite a few I’ve worked on. One from the sapwood rings of a 🏴 building timber, and one from the heartwood of the same core. The timber is from a tree that was at least 260 years old when felled. The outer 99 rings contain a few (almost unmeasurable) sections and don’t date. 160
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 26/01/2025100 year old oak 🏴and a 2009 voodoo d jab 🚲 020
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 25/01/2025Llanerchaeron estate 🏴 beech tree boat graffiti 030
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 25/01/2025Allt Lanlas Llanerchaeron estate 🏴. First trees I did dendro on back in 2001 (+few times since). Most oaks planted late 1770s. A few larch date to 1840s.Wondering why @nationaltrust.bsky.social seem to be cutting the ivy from the trees. It’s not harming the oaks + ivy is of high ecological value? 030
Roderick Bale @dendrorodbale.bsky.social · 24/01/2025Sweet chestnut near Lampeter 🏴 . One of around 15 trees in these woods I took increment cores from in 2017. This tree has an inner ring of 1927, with at least 10 yrs more to pith. Average ring width of 0.45cm, inner few rings are 1cm+ 040