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Steve Bullman

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On 14/11/2017 at 18:09, Steve Bullman said:

They were just working to a spec and providing for their families at the end of the day mate 

I get that. But it's a proper arborist's job to advise a customer that doing that to a tree is a bad idea and suggest a proper way of doing it to preserve the tree and give client what they want.

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Good save in the circumstances. What was Newton doing on your patch anyway?

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