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Working with big saws all day yesterday and today ( 395 and 390 ) Big 4 big oaks and 3 bigish field maples . All down chipped and ringed up . Huge bonfire . Now completely knackered . Will be ready ior bed by 9.00 me thinks . up again at 6.00 to do it all again !! Seriously though it does get to me now I am an old git !

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Nine! I'm usually akip on the settee by seven then wake up and go to bed at nine....:laugh1:

 

I would be to Mick if I sat down . Dog to walk daughter to collect from school , sharpen up ,dinner to cook ( have a shower whilst dinner is on ) . Count my blessings , there are far worse off than me I know .:biggrin:

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It's my back I'm getting worried about, it hurts like hell in the morning, okay once I get working but I wonder how long it last. Another seventeen years if the government have anything to do with it, they've pushed my retirement age up to sixty seven....:thumbdown:

 

All my working life I've been looking forward to knocking it on the head at sixty five.....:001_rolleyes:

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Dare I ask how old is old?

 

I'm sixty in January , the 20th to be precise . Its my back when I first start and it eases during the day . I get whicked cramp in my thighs and hands now in the evening/ night and my jaw aches from gritting my teeth . Ho hum

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I'm sixty in January , the 20th to be precise . Its my back when I first start and it eases during the day . I get whicked cramp in my thighs and hands now in the evening/ night and my jaw aches from gritting my teeth . Ho hum

 

Five years and three months to go.....you jammy bastard :laugh1:

 

Seriously though, sixty is a good age to still be doing this job hands on. Well done mate....:001_cool:

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It's my back I'm getting worried about, it hurts like hell in the morning, okay once I get working but I wonder how long it last. Another seventeen years if the government have anything to do with it, they've pushed my retirement age up to sixty seven....:thumbdown:

 

All my working life I've been looking forward to knocking it on the head at sixty five.....:001_rolleyes:

 

Its my back i worry about also not good when i just turned 22 in july. Apparently i have a curve in my back which isnt spose to be there kinked to one side kinda thing, i was born with it apparently i only know about it because of a prolonged sporting injury stopped my cricket career. Had xrays, ct scans back specialist after specialist they told me finally that had a curve in it nothing can do about it i dont want back surgery partically! So i feel old at 22 only another 50 years and hopfully i can retire!!!

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