Love thy neighbour

[RichieR]

Don't you just love them. We got a neighbour that doesn't mind tapping on the door. "Could I borrow this " or in the case of storm Doris I was out trying to secure their fencing and stop it from smashing the cars parked next to it. Refusing to take a penny for helping them out etc etc etc.

 

Well I sat in the living room resting up my knee, watching 2 clueless tree butchers ( Bodget and Scarper) working on their poor trees

 

PRICELESS

[Stubby]

Next time they want something tell em to get B&S in .

[RichieR]

Hi Stubby yep matey it'll come. I having a right giggle watching. The fat one doing the climbing (ladder work) is wearing his best corduroys and 1970's grounds helmet and the lad on the back of the truck smashing down the brash has got the correct trousers and Nike trainers.

Old fatty is now dragging the brash but I think I may need to resuscitate him in a minute as he looks like he's about to have a cardiac arrest

[Mark Bolam]

You could have invited us in for a brew mate.

 

 

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[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Pictures!

 

Show us some pictures....!

 

(for entertainment value Reg, not tale telling!!)

[RichieR]

You could have invited us in for a brew mate.

 

 

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No you stay there Mark I'll bring you a cuppa out :biggrin:

[RichieR]

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

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Legend!

[RichieR]

Now I've learnt something today. We are all chogging down incorrectly. The step or as some may call it miss match cut is so yesterday. The new method is to have your son or groundy stood underneath with arms in the basket position, then you select a nice piece of say 60 to 80 kg and simply cut at an angle of 45 degrees

[Mark Bolam]

Two sugars please Richie.

I'll be over after I've angled this pruning cut.

Have you got any spare solar lights?

And a fence panel?

Also, where's the best layby, sorry, tip site round here?

 

 

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