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(It really bets under my skin when folks come out of college holding a climb with saw cert and they believe they are a tree surgeon!)

 

 

Sent with my iPhone from me, to you!

 

I think this is down to the individual and their age.

 

When I got my felling ticket at 19, I chucked my green keepers job and swaggered into the woods, with all the gear and no idea:001_rolleyes:

I was almost in tears the first day and hated every other before I chucked it after 5 weeks:blushing:

 

It took 3 years of the big bad world to toughen me up and when I got a shot at a real climbing job, I was under no illusions and I had wanted it so badly as i had felt so stupid for those inbetween years as I had had to return home with my tail between my legs.:laugh1:

 

There will always be change in paperwork, that's the paperwork people doing there bit, the job will always be the same though,:001_smile:

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I really dislike the term "licence" when used for saw tickets.

 

Same here. A licence is something that's handed out by some sort of authority to give you permission to do something you wouldn't be allowed to do otherwise (like a driving licence or felling licence). Neither NPTC or LANTRA have any authority over anything, as far as I know, so calling a CoC a "licence" is a bit sly, IMO.

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