TPOs - are they important?

[Mick Dempsey]

  White Noise said:

Roz you are so right ? All of my local TO know there stuff but only one out of the 5 is truly passionate ?

 

I think being a employee on the public payroll would lead them to being very careful about identifying themselves and what they write on a public forum.

Or maybe they just go home and leave work at the office, no harm in that.

Anyway what's all this "passionate" nonsense it's not Masterchef.

[White Noise]

  Mick Dempsey said:

I think being a employee on the public payroll would lead them to being very careful about identifying themselves and what they write on a public forum.

Or maybe they just go home and leave work at the office, no harm in that.

Anyway what's all this "passionate" nonsense it's not Masterchef.

 

Yes totally agree with your first sentence . Although one of my local TO will go out of there way to discuss ways and means to resolve any tree problems we contractors face . Its not Masterchef ? Ok if your were to burn my bacon sarnie I would be very nissed off . Just as much as if you cut my Conifer hedge and it wasn't level lol . Do it right or jog on and stack shelves ....... just make sure that all items are facing the same way :lol:

[Kveldssanger]

  Roz said:

I have been following Arbtalk for sometime and I am surprised how few TOs contribute - unless I am wrong........I know we all have varied views and are generally passionate (if not sometimes to the extreme!!)

 

Would be interesting.................

 

Most (if not all) TOs that I have met genuinely care.

[adman]

Yes...it's all we've got!!!!!

It's not a complex system so no problems.

It should encourage every tree surgeon/ arborist to look at 3998 and educate themselves!

[Kveldssanger]

  adman said:

Yes...it's all we've got!!!!!

It's not a complex system so no problems.

It should encourage every tree surgeon/ arborist to look at 3998 and educate themselves!

 

Now that's a point to consider.