Are you really working in this?

[David Humphries]

No !

I spent all day reading this instead !

 

Seriously though, after dealing with a so called emergency hanger, i spent some of today with the team looking at various Safety Issue threads on here.

 

Great Training/Debate Tool.

Beats mind numbing maintenance/housekeeping !

[Kev Stephenson]

Been out all day and was wet though to the skin before 9. Struggling for days around child care at the minute so working every day possible come rain or shine. The lad that works with me would walk knee deep in sh1t for his money so a bit of rain is nothing to him.

[Buzz]

Sacked it when i looked out the window this am. We had a big leaning oak take down with no access in a muddy bog hole so good call here i think. Dead wooding a wood land tomorrow (don't ask!) so don't care what it's doing tomorrow

[benedmonds]

We lifted 20 road side limes... Get some decent wet weather gear and if it's safe.. get on with it.. The sun came out for about 10 mins at 2 o'clock. I dress head to toe in gortex and will stay pretty dry whatever the weather. Excluding your arms which are soaked every time you decend.. At least it's not cold and you can feel your fingers.

[Paul Barton]

Worked Friday in rain/sleet/snow - one of the worst days I have ever worked. At least it was easy felling of little willows.

 

Reduced a fairly large and extremely slippery lime tree today - I am done in. Yuck.

[bob]

there is a lot of southern softies on here but then again by what some claim they charge a day you could have all week off

worked all day yesterday and today:wave::wave::wave::wave:

[Mac McLennan]

No Bother ....I've waterproof skin

 

Thought everyone had!!!!

[Lee Winger]

there is a lot of southern softies on here

 

I know you council guys consider it work, but us self employed types don't class sitting in the cab drinking tea work! we've all seen you council boys parked up in a layby, flasks steaming up the windscreen, scoffing sarnies and reading the paper.....

[John Shutler]

morning of saw maintenance in the shed with the radio on for me,afternoon of moving some windblown yew in the drizzle. got in the truck to go home and the downpour started again.took an exta 40 mins to get home because every river crossing was flooded

[MattyF]

dimantled 5 50ft ash ..... not to bad really as they all got blown to the chipper in the high wind and saved loads of time!..i need the money so have no choice but to get soaked and get blown around stems on my spikes....... i quite enjoy beating the weather and picking up the cheque for work done dont think my groundy does......