moving to norfolk, is there any tree work

[smudge1]

Hi,

Had enough of living in over priced surrey, so me and the misses are looking into moving to norfolk. My main worry is finding tree work.

Run my own business here so would eventually want to do that, but wasnt sure if theres much work there.

Any info much appreciated

[oldwoodcutter]

Very little,unless you prefer working for nothing.

[smudge1]

oh, thats not what I wanted to hear

[eggsarascal]

Very little,unless you prefer working for nothing.

 

And....if you ever get lost in rural Norfolk, you will never, ever find your way home again.

[smudge1]

thats the idea!

[Rock Monkey]

Overpriced Surrey? I went to North Norfolk at Easter and they wanted £17 for scampi and chips at some of the local pubs!

 

 

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[smudge1]

Try buying a house!

[Jamie M]

Don't want to put a downer on your plans, but... we are pretty saturated with tree boys up here.

All the best.

P.s. cracking county to live in!

[mrstumpy]

It is a good county. But as, what seems, the retirement capital of the UK watch out for THOSE OAP's on the road. I had 3 turn out in front of me today, 3 x sets of black tracks down the road! No I wasn't going fast, max speed was as always 40Mph (usually due to some Micra type car up front). I'm certainly not ageist but some of the residents here really should hang up their driving gloves!

 

There is plenty of tree work about but it does not command the money you enjoyed in Slurry. The local college pushes out dozens of new recruits each year, so competition is fierce. It really depends on which area of the county/city you intend to move to.

[Philip Anderson]

Don't want to put a downer on your plans, but... we are pretty saturated with tree boys up here.

All the best.

P.s. cracking county to live in!

 

Not far wrong most transit tippers are towing a timberwolf !!