That's my boy

[Stephen Blair]

My eldest boy wanted some rope to play with on his new slide so hecould pull himself up, I gave him a lanyard and twist lock krab, a quick safety breafing and left him to it.

this is what he came up with, he is only 5 aswell. I am very chuffed to say the least

[Gareth Smith]

My eldest boy wanted some rope to play with on his new slide so hecould pull himself up, I gave him a lanyard and twist lock krab, a quick safety breafing and left him to it.

this is what he came up with, he is only 5 aswell. I am very chuffed to say the least

 

Thats great ! Mini Arb in the making

[Mark Bolam]

He knows more rope tricks than you already then mate!

[RobRainford]

Don't even think I know that one!

 

Awesome

[Robert_S]

nice one man:thumbup:

 

now go and get him some copper pipes so he can retrain as a plumber:biggrin:

[Steve Bullman]

i dunno....looks like potential for 3 way loading there to me....fail

 

[Stephen Blair]

Don't even think I know that one!

 

Awesome

 

That's what blew me away, I would never of done that lol

[Big J]

Hehe! That's superb!

 

Reminds me of that video posted a while back of a young lad splitting kindling with an axe. It's remarkable what kids can do when you don't molly-coddle them and allow them to explore their abilities.

 

Jonathan

[Dean Lofthouse]

He's never been out and watched daddy working in a tree so I think the only place he could have learnt those rope techniques is from watching you practice bondage on your lass

[Big 'Ammer]

Nice one Stevie!

 

My four year old lad surprised us yesterday by carrying a 14lb shop weight in to the house from the garage, in one hand!

 

Maybe he'd make a good groundy for your boy!