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1. Get hold of a hard-back note-book for field notes. Keep it in your day-bag. When you stop for tea ask again, "What was that thing you said earlier?" and make a note*. Even if it's just the difference 'tween Leylandii and Lawson.

 

2. When you ask, in your quest for learnage, "Why don't you do it like <this that I've seen others do>" Make sure it will be heard as "Why is <this t.i.s.o.d.> the wrong way to do <that what you are now doing>." and not "Nah! mate you doing that wrong"

 

*Captain Cuttle: "When found; make a note.":001_smile:

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YNH

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Keep a positive mental attitude. Some days the climber has the crap job, other days it's the groundy's turn. Sulking brings the whole team down.

 

 

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I'll definitely second that.

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If you think a particular ornament or piece of garden furniture will be in the way or get broken. It probably is/will so move it. This is a guarantee if its those solar lights. Reducing the targets for the climber will make the job easier as faster. A divot in the turf is better than a bench with a haemorrhoid hole! .

 

On that topic, don't look at solar lights too hard. They will break!

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