Steve Bullman
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The who can get most outraged at bad treework thread.
Steve Bullman replied to Mick Dempsey's topic in Picture Forum
Whats the history of the tree? Have carried out similar work to Beech trees in the past and its been due to the tips all dying back, fungi present etc etc. Was the tree in perfect health before or have you only seen the after shot? -
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I’d consider buying £100 worth of low value crypto. I laughed at a guy 8 years ago for buying them. Who knows what some ultra low coins could potentially be worth in 18 years time for the sake of £100. Worth a gamble
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Junior isa for my new’un. Not sure what the other ones were. One matures this year though
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i'd personally be using 8mm. Sorry but its been a while since I used it but 90cm does seem pretty long. You can always add wraps and braids to use up the extra, you just end up with more sit back though. Think at one time I used to use 60cm running a 3 over 2 vt.
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what knot are you tying? what is the diameter of the rope you're using?
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Wrong section, please add yourself here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
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we need close ups
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Simple chest harness video
Steve Bullman replied to Adam Bourne's topic in SRT (Single Rope Technique)
I tried that. The thing pinged open under tension and my device whacked me in the face. Stick with your steel one -
Add yourself to the directory here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
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Basically only a wild guess could be made without a closeup of the leaves and bark
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Home made chilli beef jerky, lush!
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I’ll drop you a pm
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Very much dependant on lots of different things
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He was referencing something the soldiers said. In that context I don't find it racist at all.
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Everyone seems massively busy at the moment, which isn't helping me much as everyones too busy to think about their websites, haven't had any new enquiries for a little while now.
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The police will do absolutely nothing of course. After everything thats gone on in the past though you have to wonder what was going through the teachers mind.
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Yes that’s right. Pretty sure anything from China is subject to customs fees though?
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We’re going to the zoo on the 13th
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Our customs fees dont seem to have changed
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We do. It’s the shipping charges that have gone through the roof and I don’t think it’s because of brexit
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Anyone have any information on this please? I heard something briefly mentioned in the budget but am after more information
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It is just a other expense, but EL is quite a big one of you literally only use someone a couple of times a year. @Paul Tomo I think the only way to get round not having EL on those rare jobs would be for your subby to invoice the client directly in addition to supplying their own tools, even then I’m not 100% sure if that’s a foolproof loophole
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Yep this. we used to hire traffic lights ourselves years ago, this was when things were a bit more lax. It was always a hassle. Best way by far is just getting a TM company in. that being said, a lot of them can be a pain in the backside also so it’s worth doing your research in the companies in your area.
