Career Change !!!

[nottsarb]

Go for it mate my old mans 62 and he's just done his cs30 31

 

 

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[Urban-rustic]

Thanks to everyone for their encouraging and honest replies / opinions. I will be taking a week or two off from my current job some time in the new financial year (April) and advertising my availabilty to work as a groundie that week. I am hoping this will get me something even if only a couple of days to get me started, prepared to work anywhere there's a campsite near by on the Uk mainland.

Got my own PPE but can't afford a decent saw just yet.

Watch this space and I will report back when I land my first job.

 

Thanks again everybody !!!

 

Pete

[WorcsWuss]

Good luck with it Pete, using holiday to start to get some experience is a great idea.

Let us know how you get on.

[raker]

Get stuck in mate and enjoy yourself.If you are fit and have looked after yourself then theres no stopping you.

I`m in my forties.I`ve done arb as a sideline for about seven years.Mostly agricultural work, clearances etc, but i will soon be made redundant.I cant wait.I`m booking up a climbing course and will run away from my boring job laughing.

I`ve worked with people half my age with no get up and go.Sitting around picking their noses,whinging about blisters, aching feet,getting up too early.A couple of hours graft and they`re done.

 

Too old? righto.

[Urban-rustic]

Just to keep you all updated,

 

I have now placed an ad in the "Employment " section of the forum un the title:

 

"LOOKING FOR 1ST JOB"

 

So if anyone has any work coming up from Saturday April 13th, please let me know.

 

Cheers,

 

Pete

[Arboreal]

Good luck with it all and most importantly enjoy it! It's a great job, with it's ups and downs, but we'd never leave it!

 

Keep us posted

 

 

 

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