Lunge thread

[Frank]

Excellent fell, and at the right height too:thumbup1:

 

 

 

Sorry just had to.

 

You notice how the camera convieniently doesn't show the hinge though. Pfffffft. Reckon it was a step cut. Haha.

[Big 'Ammer]

Excellent fell, and at the right height too:thumbup1:

 

 

 

Sorry just had to.

 

Cheers!

 

Perfect height to avoid a stem riddled with nails and wire, cut into sounder timber for better felling control in a heavily Meripilus infected tree and not to leave a gap for undesirables to start driving round the field.

 

Not a good height for using a pushing chain above your head whilst stood on a load of slimy mushrooms on a bank to make a back cut while both sides of the road are on stop!

 

Its all good!

[ad15]

The hinge doesn't bother me Ady.

 

The salopettes, however......

:blushing:urrm they were a christmas present... honest.... i DID live in austria for a few years...

 

too darn hot for type c's...

 

and rich,, if you tell anyone.....

[Frank]

Quite surprised those fence rails weren't just nailed to the tree haha

[Stephen Blair]

those bib n brace are awesome Ady, better get a big belt on aswell. just incase:001_rolleyes:

 

Nice big beech fell hammer:thumbup1:

[ad15]

:adore: big hammer..

 

steve... i'm fashion forward...

[karlton]

I was at Twickenham on the weekend watching the sevens. Saw this lot warming up and i thought of this thread

[Stephen Blair]

ha ha, thats cool:biggrin:

[ad15]

:lol:

[David Humphries]

Cheers!

 

Perfect height to avoid a stem riddled with nails and wire' date=' cut into sounder timber for better felling control in a heavily Meripilus infected tree and not to leave a gap for undesirables to start driving round the field.

 

Not a good height for using a pushing chain above your head whilst stood on a load of slimy mushrooms on a bank to make a back cut while both sides of the road are on stop!

 

Its all good! [/quote']

 

 

 

Second shot is absolutely fanblinkintastic Nige

 

 

 

What was the canopy like?

 

 

 

 

 

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