Todays Job...Two Pine Trees

[Mike Hill]

Nice work!I like climbing Pines,and they smell great when your chipping them.

[John Hancock]

Hope were talking 'Love' of the Brotherly persuassion here John.

Fella in the middle looks like hes a puckering them lips up for the sort of action Rowan Williams aint to fond to chat about

And I'm not prepared to even start thinking about why the young fellas looking so petrified

 

Just Kiddin with ya Johnny, looks like you've got yourself a tight looking team there.

How long you been together? :wave:

 

We're talking about the 'love' only dedicated Arborists feel for one-another Tom is a nice lad, we've taken him on as an apprentice, (doesn't even shave yet!) Chris, in the middle was a good 'catch', and I'm lucky to have him. Richard was seconded to the team just for the day (he's an old’ forester type)

 

I've been here 7 years now and still very keen to lead by example and not spend too much time behind the desk (although I wish I had coz my back is killing me today!)

[arbormaster]

why no MWEP with the road being just there?

[John Hancock]

why no MWEP with the road being just there?

 

Why MEWP when you can climb ?

[bob]

Why MEWP when you can climb ?

 

:icon14::icon14:

[Dean Lofthouse]

Why MEWP when you can climb ?

 

Why climb when you have toys to play with :wave:

[arbormaster]

Why MEWP when you can climb ?

 

Im with you on that, just thought now you got your cs47....

[skyhuck]

Why MEWP when you can climb ?

 

:congrats:

 

We are CLIMBERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, are we not?

[Dean Lofthouse]

I think using a MEWP is only satisfying when you have a challenging access problem getting the MEWP into place.

 

I got the mewp round the back of a building last year after, taking it through a 925mm wide alley, down a steep muddy footpath, then right into a gateway with just enough room to slew it round, down a 45 degree grass slope, turn right over a broken down drystone wall, then down a flight of stone steps, across a lawn, over a 1 ft wide trench which had been dug to lay a pipe, underneath 20ft of scaffolding and then set it up with one leg on a wall and another on the third step of the entrance steps.

 

Should have got a medal for that one, coming back up the steps the mewp actually did a wheelie on the back edge of it's tracks, brough it back down by extending the boom gently.

[Dean Lofthouse]

:congrats:

 

We are footlockers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, are we not?

 

Well some of us are. :wave: