Giving up!

[mendiplogs]

Well what would you miss most if you gave up tree work ?

 

HI JAMMY come on down the cizzer is all right 5/6pt :lol:jon

[hazzygawa]

I'd miss.....errrr.........ummmmmmm.....hmmmmmmmm......

[Matthew Arnold]

HI JAMMY come on down the cizzer is all right 5/6pt :lol:jon

 

Is that 5/6% ABV cider or £5/6 per pint jon?

[eggsarascal]

Is that 5/6% ABV cider or £5/6 per pint jon?

 

If it's £5/6 a pint i'm out

[mendiplogs]

Is that 5/6% ABV cider or £5/6 per pint jon?

 

HI MATTHEW this is not london prices down here £3.25 pt for 6/7% ABV OR 5LT FOR A £10 jobs a gooden jon

[mendiplogs]

If it's £5/6 a pint i'm out

 

HI EGGS the way to think is if it £10/15 a pint then you only have 1 or 2 :laugh1:jon

[Adam Bourne]

I would miss......

 

Pine. And conifer sap, long drags, waiting 10 minutes to get the rigging line back, dog poo, loading mahoosive rings on the truck, doing reductions while its raining, oh yeah my favourite wet ropes...., working for customers that have everything but don't know how to use the kettle, customers that tell you how much it's let the light in, getting my rope guide stuck? Oh wait a minute I don't use one anymore:sneaky2:, I would really miss when the customer lets there dog out and the first thing it wee's up is either your rope or if your super lucky your helmet, the last cut on a job before your decent and you run out of fuel, getting home and then spend 2/3 hours with phone calls and paper work or pricing up more work, I love it also when I get home from a hard days graft and have to cook my own tea as the misses is at work....

 

 

Everything that I hate now I would miss I would hate to have to pack up, I live for this ****

[Robert_S]

what about driving about in that vintage mog?

 

That not technically tree work though is it Tim, I would still drive the mog but I would be in clean clothes blasting out big black and driving to tescos for the messages. 😄

[dexta]

I hvent been doing tree work since March, a day here and there.

I miss the achievement! I am going back to it tomorrow, i will let you know if i was right:laugh1:

 

Love your avatar ,that's the way to do it

Edited November 14, 2012 by dexta

[caledonian bob]

Tree work can be addictive and if you love it, it can be hard to leave. I've just been offered a job managing a new depot in Scotland for a large fencing/agri supply company. Believe me, it's very tempting but I would miss tree work but not the hastle of running your own business.