In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!

[Gray git]

Paul you left me a message yesterday, wel I think it was yoe but don't have a clue what you said.

If it was you giz a bell tomorrow if you can.

[silky fox]

Hi Jon...what's your rate for you in your bucket doing your thing for a day on roadside trees in Durham area? We will ground...chip...remove and chapter 8.

[Gray git]

Ah now it kinda makes sortof sensish.. Will pm you t answer.

[silky fox]

Had a great morning at Waggot's wood yard selecting timber. And after a phone call we are one step closer to aquiring a nice load of tree work from the council...just missed out on removing a dangerous beech tree in a local cemetary.the tree in question was today being sorted out by a Very close friend of mine from right back where it all started! My life is full of coincidence these days....and I am very happy.

[Hodge]

Ha,Ha, Barclays cheque book hanging out the sky rocket!

[silky fox]

In 1996 I began my journey into Tree Work and made a good friend at college.I seem to bump into him everytime there is a Beech tree with Ganoderma or Merrupilis.We both did well at College and took to tree surgery well.when I left I bought an LT 35 and did my own tree work but after the break up of a long relationship I left England and sold everything to go and live in Holland (women have always been my downfall)...my friend however started his own buisness and has been one of the most successsful companies in county Durham and this afternoon I caught up with him on site just in time to see him bring the unfortunate tree (trunk) to a safe landing...when I inspected the tree last week they were the second largest brackets I had seen.....good to see the friend I have known the longest in this Industry still doing it....great team as well. I am refering to Steve Tomlin and Premier Tree Services...Good Job lads.

[silky fox]

20 years and still loving it!

[mendiplogs]

In 1996 I began my journey into Tree Work and made a good friend at college.I seem to bump into him everytime there is a Beech tree with Ganoderma or Merrupilis.We both did well at College and took to tree surgery well.when I left I bought an LT 35 and did my own tree work but after the break up of a long relationship I left England and sold everything to go and live in Holland (women have always been my downfall)...my friend however started his own buisness and has been one of the most successsful companies in county Durham and this afternoon I caught up with him on site just in time to see him bring the unfortunate tree (trunk) to a safe landing...when I inspected the tree last week they were the second largest brackets I had seen.....good to see the friend I have known the longest in this Industry still doing it....great team as well. I am refering to Steve Tomlin and Premier Tree Services...Good Job lads.

HI PAUL KEEP YOUR chin up mate :thumbup:great looking kit there to mate thanks jon

[Gray git]

That's strange Paul, exact same platform I had on Wednesday for a gannaderma infested ash tree. That mog is a handy bit of kit!

[silky fox]

What a blast from the past! This was the first games console I had in 1977.... and then every type since and today is the day I get my hands on Advanced Warfare!