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Especially like the cs30 crossword.

 

I have been toying with doing somthing similar for a while now. well done for beating me to it :lol:

 

If you're OK for it to be handed out to my victims, I will be sure they are aware of your link. :thumbup1:

 

 

I was thinking of doing one for cs31 and for the utility arb units, Any chance they are in the pipeline :-)

 

Cheers

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Certainly the CS31 crossword is in the pipeline - unless you want to beat me to it :wink:

 

I'll be posting the CS30 crossword answer sheet in a few days time too; and I'd be pleased for anyone to use it as necessary.

 

Sorry for a bit of a derail but does John Trenchard still do any training at Sparsholt?

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Was just curious, did most of my training with John and went climbing at his dad's farm. Haven't seen him for a while and just wondered.:thumbup1:

 

Oh, OK. John & Jo have been running their own business - ArborVenture for some time now.

 

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Anyway, on a completely different note, I've been working on a felling video (split level cut / hung-up tree). The video is completed, the editing is done, now it just needs the audio recorded and overlaid... then it's ready: the latest DriveLink video :001_smile:

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Hi,

 

I've just produced another DriveLink video; this five minute video looks at the split level cut, but I wanted to show more than that. If you're taking your NPTC felling assessment, then you know that you have to get a tree hung-up, and then deal with it.

 

I thought that one of the worst things that could happen is to complete a split level cut... then get it really hung-up. This is perhaps more important now that the new assessment schedules are up and running, you'll be expected to use a winch if you need to.

 

Anyway, you can find it at http://drivelink.blogspot.com.

 

Thanks,

David.

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