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Steve Bullman

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  1. Good luck Alex. You did a few days with me a while back didn’t you?
  2. If it’s been assessed by a professional it’s down to them to decide if it’s safe to climb
  3. Been sitting on my doge for quite some time now. Been a pretty good 48 hours and should be back in profit if this little run continues
  4. Yep get a lanyard on if theres time then sort the other rope out. If it’s got a heavy stem on it and is under a lot of tension and quick tap with a silky will be enough to tether it. better solution would be to boycott the twin rope system and avoid the risk
  5. Steve Bullman

    Vikki

    Please add what materials you accept
  6. It’s honey fungus, and no fungi doesnt only exist on deadwood.
  7. Do you have an opinion on what the outcome would be of a government controlled digital currency with regards to all the privately held digital currencies?
  8. Bloody brexit Euro falls sharply as ECB vows to keep printing money until 2024 APPLE.NEWS The euro tumbled below parity against the dollar on Thursday night after the European Central Bank (ECB) vowed to continue its...
  9. Welcome. Be sure to add yourself to the map when the time comes https://arbtalk.co.uk/find-a-freelancer/
  10. Yes it is, although it’s more a description of what it is that a name as such. Would have been nice to come up with something imaginative 😄
  11. Currently in doctors room. A patient just got called in by the name of Mr Coxhead. Remember that next time you’re feeling down about your life
  12. We went to a Christmas shopping fair last weekend. Some jokers were trying to charge £6 for a bar of vegan soap
  13. Yet another item I noticed that has miraculously shrunk a little of late
  14. Needed a space in his name. He's not a commoner you know
  15. What he means is those bulging columns of growth either side of the wound is the tree laying down extra reactionary growth to strengthen itself.
  16. They are basically practical assessments which cover the use of chainsaws etc. Thats not to say the company don't know their stuff though. As said above, no one can give an accurate assessment from looking at a picture. If I absolutely had to though, i'd say its not at immediate risk of falling over (under normal weather conditions).
  17. Fair comment. I had one once but found it a bit too big for up a tree, on the ground would be a different matter though

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