Not strictly tree related but countryside related

[riggers]

mate cracking job there well done you

[Matthew Arnold]

mate cracking job there well done you

 

Cheers. It was done between four of us and took us the afternoon as the soil was incredibly stony.

[alex_m]

Nice work

I used to help make board walks, fences and stiles before getting into tree work, i do miss it (although not lugging 100kg sleepers on our shoulders through marshes!)

[Matthew Arnold]

Nice work

I used to help make board walks, fences and stiles before getting into tree work, i do miss it (although not lugging 100kg sleepers on our shoulders through marshes!)

 

We are lucky enough to have every farm/land boundary map for our district and with both landline and mobile numbers of the owners. So we can ask before going if we can drive upto the site.

[MATTMOSS]

Good job mate looks well

[Minotaur]

Did you get the pm Matt?

Was it of any interest/use to you?

 

Chris

[Matthew Arnold]

Did you get the pm Matt?

Was it of any interest/use to you?

 

Chris

 

I did mate. I have applied for it as i have a friend who lives in that area. Will wait and see what happens with regards to an interview.

[Minotaur]

Good luck mate, hope it works out for you

 

If so we will have to meet for a beer, maybe with a few other of the Kent crew

[chiseltooth]

Great thread

 

Thanks for sharing your interesting and varied work with us

 

I hope the public in those parts appreciate what you do

[APC]

Nice work

I used to help make board walks, fences and stiles before getting into tree work, i do miss it (although not lugging 100kg sleepers on our shoulders through marshes!)

 

 

Wrap with a strop and slide them. Had to do 250m runs with them across Priory Marsh, Christchurch a few years ago. Easier to carry by yourself than swing between 2 of ya.